Population expected to top one million by 1955
Arizona's population is projected to surpass the million mark by 1955 per estimates by the Bureau of Business Services at Arizona State College. Statewide growth averages about 7 percent annually, with Phoenix and Tucson driving gains in Maricopa and Pima counties.
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Bureau of Business Services
Arizona State College
Bureau
California
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Tucson
Pima County
Arthur W. Gutenberg
Pima
Pinal
Maricopa
Coconino
Cochise
Yuma
Hi Y Club Formed At Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale High School forms a Hi Y club with about 10 members and plans larger enrollment soon. The group hosted a booth at the BTA carnival in its first weeks and its officers include Lee Chatham as president Fi dton Musselman as vice president and Gary Knoche as secretary. The Hi Y members attended a district meeting at the Phoenix YMCA.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
Tuo
Lee Chatham
Fidton Musselman
Gary Knoche
Phoenix
Arizona Population Study Reveals County Shifts and Growth
Apache leads with 12 percent rise while most counties gain. Gila stays nearly stable and Mohave drops about 3 percent. The ASC study uses 18 census figures plus deaths births registrations and enrollments, with a charted pamphlet. Walt Walden Charlene Cobb Janet Humphries contributed.
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Gila County
Mohave
ASC
Walt Walden
Phoenix
Charlene Cobb
Bisbee
Janet Humphries
Warren
Model legislature planned by new Hi Y club
Dr. Robert L. Nu vent of the University of Arizona spoke at the pbde meeting noting the March 27 model legislature and December 30 pre legislature convention in Tucson. The Hi Y group will elect a senator and a representative to attend the pre legislative event and participate in the model legislature with state officials.
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Robert L. Nuvent
University of Arizona At Tucson
Tucson
Whateet
T R Roberts
Four Peaks View gains student newspaper at Winfield Scott
Winfield Scott Elementary School opens a monthly mimeographed paper named Four Peaks View. Published by Girl Scouts troop 106 under supervisor Mrs. Louise Miller. The first edition dated November 21 names co editors Pat Foust and Carol Shaver.
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Four Peaks View
Girl Scouts
Louise Miller
Winfield Scott ‘School
Girl Scout Troop No.106
Pat Foust
Carol Shaver
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Scottsdale Interiors
Cliff Hites
S. Brown
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