Arizona
Arizona, a southwestern U. S. state, is best known for the Grand Canyon, the mile-deep chasm carved by the Colorado River. Flagstaff, a ponderosa pine–covered mountain town, is a major gateway to the Grand Canyon. Other natural sites include Saguaro National Park, protecting cactus-filled Sonoran Desert landscape. Tucson is University of Arizona territory and home to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
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Virginia D. Smith
Former United States Representative
Al Trace
American songwriter
John Werket
Olympic athlete
Bill Overstreet
Teacher
Glen Selbo
American professional basketball player
Mike Overy
American baseball player
Dick Holub
American basketball player
Julie Mitchum
American actress ‧ Robert Mitchum's sister
Robert Lapham
Alfred J. Gross
Engineer
Milton Young
Former United States Senator
Harold H. Velde
American Political figure
Dan Osinski
Baseball athlete
Bob Howsam
Executive
Renold Schilke
Trumpet player
Paul Marcinkus
American archbishop
Elma Steck
Baseball outfielder
José Melis
Actor
Robert E. Woodside
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
Willard Rhodes
Musical artist
Al Gross
Engineer
William Droegemueller
American olympic athlete
Andy Russell
American vocalist
Okie Blanchard
American football player
Fred G. Johnson
Artist
George F. Senner, Jr.
Former United States Representative
Paul Roebling
American actor
Robert S. Dietz
Geologist
Bernando LaPallo
Author
Dan Devine
American football player
Martine Bartlett
American actress
Harold D. Richardson
Charles T. Hayden
American businessman
Ned Wulk
American basketball coach
Thomas B. Dewey
American author
Tempe Girl
Benjamin Baker Moeur
Former Governor of Arizona
Al Onofrio
American football player
Daniel Nagrin
American dancer
Sam Pilafian
John Howard Pyle
Former Governor of Arizona
Pedro Álvarez Castelló
Cuban artist
Doug Hopkins
American musician
Baird T. Spalding
American writer
Clyde B. Smith
American football player
Grady Gammage
Educator
Rube Walberg
American baseball player
