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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1956
Page
2
Scottsdale Elementary P T A plans its second meeting of the school year at 7 45 in the Little auditorium. Report cards have just gone home a week ago and many parents are expected. Teachers will be present and hope parents attend.
Cooks at Scottsdale Elementary adapt to limited facilities as they prepare for the new cafetorium. The January opening targets a grand opening at Open House, with students eager for the upgraded kitchen and dining space.
The boys football team and girls volleyball team face West Scottsdale this Friday. B and C play away, while D and B host on home ground.
The Kachina School PTA will hold its regular monthly meeting in the cafetorium on November 6 at 7 30 p m Captain Blaubaum of Phoenix will discuss school safety and Miss Mary Price will speak on the state school lunch program Mrs Ardele Rey donated two Indian paintings to the school one for the main office and one for the library Teachers received new drawing easels purchased by Mr George Merrill and over 300 Kachina students attended Scotts dale High School Halloween program with Diane Bowkley as carnival queen and over 60 funds raised for a scholar ship fund Two teachers were named to a panel on gifted children and Maurice Lewis will head the panel The Southwestern Conference is sponsoring the meeting open to interested parents and a large crowd attended Cub Scout Pack 298 with nine dens formed
Scottsdale High opens annual subscription sale for Camelback yearbook through November 16 with 600 to 700 copies expected. price is 3.00. Editorial board named under Herman Schweikart, with staff roles listed. Homecoming King Allen Smith and Dixie Crocker highlighted along with parade prize winners and band performance plans at the Arizona State Fair. Final sales totals reach 3087.25 with profits to fund prom and banquet.
A community appeal emphasizes the many hard working volunteers and helpers driving a vital local project. The message frames fundraising as essential for progress and urges broad public support.
A historic survey reports that about 78 percent of American families own cars while around 70 million adults hold valid driver's licenses and one third of households rely on automobiles for daily mobility.
A fragment outlines a staged expansion for the city of Scottsdale to include neighboring territory. The plan references the rightful area around Scottsdale, extending from 40th Street to Thomas Road, east to Cross Cut Canal, and notes annexation by Phoenix as part of the broader shift.
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