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2 g ' g q ee Ss 1 ai A NL S N? Eli, Q mliiai ' 1 on .f W 'Me A LAL . A. HOME ROOM MOTHERS gafher aT one of The regular P.-T.A. socials. You ask, Where are The home room TaThers? Why, They iusT couldn'T gef away for This affernoon parTy-but They'd like To! Lower leTT-One of The numerous, and imporTanT, acTiviTies of The P.-T.A. is sTudenT welfare. Busily preparing cloThes for disTribuTion are Mesdames Young, Redd, Runyan, Finch, and GaTes. Lower righr-Tea for Two-at-a-Time! Mrs. MonTgomery aT The leTT and Mrs. Elliott, righT, oTTiciaTe aT The reTreshmenTs fable. STanding are Mesdames Linde, BobbiTT, KrafT, and Cassidy. Scene of This and many oTher P.-T.A. evenTs is The Social Hall. PARENTS AND TEACHERS have one Thing in common: The desire To see ThaT boys and girls of Today geT every opporTuniTy possible To assure success and happiness in This busy modern world. Our ParenT-Teacher AssociaTion, To whom This volume is dedicaTed, deserves our deepesT appreciaTion. No oTher group is so acTively inTeresTed in our problems, They know That only by cooperafion, enThusiasm, and wide- awake parTicipaTion in These problems can schools progress and sTudenTs beneTiT. in addiTion To The regular PaarenT Discussion Groups and social gaTherings, The P.-T.A. provides Tor under-privileged sTudenTs by means OT The Campus Shop, STudenT Service, and The like. The AssociaTion has worked wiTh The ciTy and counTy healTh and saTeTy deparTmenTs in The inTeresTs of iuvenile proTecTion. Nor is The Phoenix organizaTion alone in This work, More Than 2,225,000 P.-T.A. uniTs are acTive in The UniTed STaTes, in Arizona There are 59 branches. Headed by Mrs. U. C. Bobbin as presidenT, The Phoenix group has This personnel: Mrs. P. H. Pilcher, TirsT vice-presidenT, Mrs. Lloyd C. EllioTT, second vice-presidenT, Mrs. Frank A. Berg, recording secreTary, Mrs. A. C. Murr, corresponding secrefary, Charles M. BurTon, Treasurer, William GaTes, audiTor, Mrs. A. B. SToner, hisTorian, and Mrs. Lloyd N. SmiTh, parliamenTarian. High school represenTaTives include Sup'T. E. W. MonTgomery, ,Miss EThel Rosenberry, William S. Sione, Miss Marion Hadlock, and Lloyd C. EllioTT. ey Dedicale Their lives to Modern Youth
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They Plan isely for All of Us ALWAYS on the iob is Superintendent Montgomery, shown obove cut his desk. Below-Heoded by Choirmon John D. Colhoun, the Boord of Educotion looks bock upon the school yeor i939-40 os one ot genuine occomplishment. From left to right - boord members ore pictured below: Wolter R. Strong, Mrs. F. A. Bons, Mr. Colhoun, Joe T. Melczer, ond Amos A. Betts.
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