Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Mar vale Welcomes New Administrators ELZIE MYERS MRS. IANE HAMLIN BERNARD MAGNUSSON Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant MHS exceeded its capacity this year with approximately 3,400 stu- dents. All of those individuals had to be scheduled into classes and this task belonged to Assistant Prin- cipal, Elzie Myers. Mr. Myers, for- merly an administrator at Carl Hayden High, has been with MHS since its opening. For nine years prior to her posi- tion as Administrative Assistant at MHS, Mrs. lane Hamlin was a hu- man relations educator at Phoenix Union High School. Mrs. Hamlin, who sponsors Girls' league Cabinet and Student Executive Committee along with Mr. Snodgrass finds her job at MHS very gratifying. Native Arizonian, Mr. Bernard Magnusson, MHS's new Adminis- trative Assistant, supervises all ac- tivities on campus. Mr. Magnusson who is a graduate of Mesa High was active in sports throughout his school years and was awarded the honor of All-American in college. Deciding district policies, hiring new faculty and administrators and the building of new schools are but a few of the many jobs required of the Phoenix Union High School Board. The Board which is com- posed of five unpaid members and the District Superintendent meet bi- weekly to solve the many dilemmas faced by the system and create bet- ter methods of executing the set policies. I DR. HOWARD C. DR. TREVOR BROWNE JOHN ARMER MRS. C. A. LAKIN FRANK HAZE BURCH REV. WILLIAM D. SEYMOUR PrESid621f, 1955 Clerk, 1964 President, 1964 BOSTROM Superintendent ot Clerk, 1965 Schools 'I7

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T ping, Shorthand Invaluable Training The Business Education Depart- ment of MHS provides training for employment in office work or retail- ing and also offers courses which every student will find useful. Those students planning to at- tend institutions of higher learning will find typing, shorthand, and notehand invaluable when time is at a minimum. Courses such as marketing, business machines, and clerical office training offer Worth- while experience to the student en- tering the business World. Through th e incorporating of eleven courses, MHS offers a varied program in business to the student who is serious in his business pur- suit. A1.. ,g g -D IL CHARLES BANKS OLGA BICE A X1 i' i' if V ',V: , -4- ,, I I -.- Q p if is inf S GAYNELL DENISON HARRIET FRIRES ,ff 4-, f VAE GEILEH IUDITH MIRMAN Q ,A ,,,,, t , , Assisted by Miss Denison, Margaret Sword, Vicki Tate, and lezi Kristan learn to manipulate busi- ness machines. + ti, , f f -- Az, . iii: V7 4' DUANE CHARLESWORTI-I if N 1- - i The newest addition to the business machines class is an IBM ma- chine. Ruth Klase is shown learning to operate the complex machine. FRANK FRITZ 'fi W' ' rm in 4 V i i .,. V I V' 5 my - i,i if ' .' r . I M i A.. DAVID READING WILLIAM SABAN CAROL SOWEHS LOLA WAGER Dep'! Head I 9