Tucson School District Boundaries Set for 1932 33
Tucson Supt Rose announces district boundaries for the 1932 33 school year. Changes include moving seventh grades from Roskruge to Miles University and Safford, adoption of a platoon class system to boost capacity, and openings at Holladay and University Heights. Boundaries detail Miles Holladay Roosevelt Davis Drachman Mansfeld Ochoa and Menlo Park districts with notes on transfers and age entry dates.
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Tucson
Supt
Rose
Roskroge
Miles
University Heteute
Safford
Roskruge
Mansfeild
Drachman
Holliday
Supt. Rose
Holladay
First Avenue
Ninth Street
Park Avenue
Fifth Street
Tyndall Avenue
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
Sixth Street
University Meight's
Miles School
Safford School
Roosevelt School
University Heights
Roskruge School
Roosevelt School District
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
Seventh Avenue
Rooseveltt
Davis School
St. Mary’s Avenue
St. Mary's Road
Moskrage
St Marys Avenue
Satford School
Southern Pacific
Stone Avenue
Congress Street
Santa Cruz River
Old Mission Road
Simpson Street
Twenty-second Street
Wbeginning
Mission Road
Twenty-first Street
Prachman School
Ochoa
Mission View School
Menlo Park
Menio Park
Salford School
Holladay School
Mansfeld School
Miss Nevares Crowned Festival Queen in Tucson Contest
Miss Nevares, 15, a grammar school student from Tucson, won the festival queen title after a tight race in the Mexican Day events. She outpolled Miss Errnestina Finley and Miss Shem Pard, with 91 725 votes to 46 075 and 19 000 respectively, and will lead the parade and grand ball festivities on September 15 and 16.
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Yeabel Nnvares
O14
Pueblo
Errnestina Finley
Shempard
Miss Nevares
Aetili
Marcos Nevares
Tucson
Tenth Avenue
Ladies In Waiting
Mrs Griffith Returns to Tucson From California
Mrs Vic Griffith came back to Tucson on Friday from California where she spent time with her youngest daughter Harriet a dancer in the junior Saturday Morning Musical club. Harriet studied dance in Los Angeles under Ernest Belcher director Celeste School of Dancing and will remain until October first. Dorothy Griffith recently arrived from France and is visiting friends in town.
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Vic Griffith
Tucson
California
Harriet
Saturday Morning Musical Club
Miss Griffith
Los Angeles
Ernest Belcher
Celeste School of Dancing
Dorothy Griffith
America
France
Wives Return From Chicago Sojourn Of Tucson Music Professor
Prof. A W Sewell of the high school instrumental music department and Mrs. Sewell returned to Tucson Friday night after a several weeks trip to Chicago and Kansas City. He enjoyed the Kendrick Band of Kansas City and plans to work on Madyns Military Symphony with the band this year. He will choose a symphony for the orchestra and a mid year concert is planned. The high school band has gained state recognition and the orchestra showed progress in several appearances last season.
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Music
Sewell
Frat Installation Postponed Attributable to HQ Advises
The Delta Gamma chapter installation at the university is postponed to October after instructions from headquarters. National officers and planned social events tied to the installation are delayed as East Coast travel required rescheduling. The event remains a major social highlight for the coming season.
Quick Action Want Ads Rent Vacant House in Tucson
A fragment notes a Quick Action Want ad offering to rent a vacant house for you, mentioning a phone number 600 and return to Tucson in a few days. It also references Miss Griffith becoming a teacher in Ajo schools and continuing work there.
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Nedsee
Wil
Tucson
Miss Griffith
Ajo
Ria Winter
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Icid Witicits
SOC Education Social Servicies
Seseses
Tenth Street
Santa Cruz
Mansfeld
Mission View
Arizona
Safford Shool
Ictoria
Review
Cottsa
Mrs. Griffith
Coast
If Possibie
Chicago
A. W. Sewell
The
High
Kansas City
Middle West
Kendrick
Prof. Sewell
Madyns
Military Symphony
Smith
Merchant Taylor
Henry Hudson
New York Bay
G. K. Smith
East Congress St
N. 6Th Ave
Groves
Bryan
Aitchison
Jackson
Q’quinn Land and Trust Company
North Stone Avenue
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