New Tucson School Forecasts From 1942 Bond Funds
Funds from the 1942 bond issue support three new Tucson schools in progress, including Marshall designed by D Burr DuBois and named for Sara Marshall. Marshall will serve grades through six within a square mile area, featuring 12 classrooms and a multi purpose room, costing 391815 dollars with Defco Construction Co as contractor. Portable classrooms at Mission View, in use two years, will be four in the district this year, highlighting shiftable capacity to meet enrollment.
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Marshall
Magee
Schumaker
D. Burr DuBois
Thas
E. 22Nd St
E. Golf Links
Camino Seco
Harrison Road
Sara Marshall
Tucson
Defco Construction Co
Mission View School
Magee Junior High
Townsend
District One
Russell Hastings
Pantana Wash
Ioah Schumaker
Blanton and Cole
Treehaven School Promises Full ranch Living and Education
Treehaven School on Tanque Verde Road operates as a 60 acre ranch style campus near Sabine Canyon serving preschool through eighth grade. With about 150 students, a third boarders, new auditorium, audio visual teaching, 4-H participation, horseback riding and swimming, a full physical education program, and door to door transport. The school is run by Dr. Florence Hemley Schneider and William Schneider, aided by a donated building from Mrs. Zoe Vance in memory of her son David. It is a member of national and state independent school associations and offers daily classes from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m.
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Zoe Vance
David
Sabine Canyon
Pima County
Treehaven
Arizona Association of Independent Schools
National Association of Independent Schools
Educational Records Bureau
Independent Schools Standout in Arizona Association
Several Tucson day and boarding schools are members of the Arizona Association of Independent Schools. The organization, formed in 1951, upholds ethical educational and professional standards across private schools in the state, and is linked with the National Council of Independent Schools.
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Tucson
Arizona Association of Independent Schools
National Council of Independent Schools
Arizona Ranch School, Inc
Casa Grande
Fenster Ranch
E. Blacklidge
Green Fields
Casa Grande’ Road
Old Pueblo
Fucson Boulevard
Southern Arizona
Sabine Canyon Road
Trethaven
Valley School For
E. River Road
Paperbacks Go To School in Western New York
Three years of paperback book sales promotion in Buffalo area high schools have proven worthwhile with profits in 15 of 16 schools averaging about 145 dollars annually. The program started with Western New York Foundation funds and expanded into credit arrangements with distributors. Popular titles include Animal Farm and The Diary of a Young Girl. Also mentions Magee junior high Townsend project and new district school buildings, with architects and classroom counts.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Western New York Foundation
Animal Farm
Roget
Transportation Eligibility for School Bus Service
In District One regulations define who may ride. Elementary students living one and a half miles or more from school qualify. Junior high students must live two miles or more away and lack access to public transportation prior to bus service. High school students qualify only if they live excessive distances with no public bus service available.
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District
Burgundy Dominates Fall Boys and Young Mens School Fashion
Burgundy becomes the popular major color for boys and young men's school attire this fall. The palette includes burgundy in dress shirts sport shirts sweaters socks and ties. Secondary colors are bottle green and camel tan.
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Mission View
Marshall School
Arthur Murray
East Congress
Lamson
Business College
Revlon
Schea
Salon of Beauty
S. Alvernon
Eve Irma Stella Sunny
Mary Lou
Virginia
Betty
Schapiro Fabrics
Alvernon
Broadway
Magee School
Burgundy
Debonaire Twirling Studio
Modern Jazz
Jennie England
Ala Ten” Pompon
Bennett's Infants
16Th St
Swan
Wal
Greater
East Pennington
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