Sunnyslope High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Our Eicyandinsg School Plant Portrgys Our Grown STUDE T BODY AS a vital part of a growing community, Sunnyslope. High School has grown in its physical plant, students attending, faculty, and academic achievements. ' FROM an original enrollment of 350 students, we have ex- panded to an anticipated enrollment of 1050 for the school year of 1960-61. THE original school facilities in 1953 consisted of 15 classrooms, the present administration buildings, the cafetorium and the gymnasium. As we have grown it has been necessary to add classrooms to meet the expanding student body. ln 1955 eight classrooms were added. ln 1957 six classrooms and expanded physical education facilities became part of Sunnyslope campus. And now a building program, consisting of five more classrooms and a new library and conference rooms, indicate the mush- rooming trend. THIS page is a pictorial depictment of the expansion of our physical plant to meet our academic needs.

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PERSON EL .AQ 'UR xi. Mrs. Bontrager Mrs. Clarkson Mrs. Decker Mrs. Kiene Attendance and AVA Secretary Bookstore Manager Attendance Secretary School Secretary ii. Mrs. Neff Mrs. Thomasson Mrs. Yanez Asst. School Secretary Credentials Secretary School Nurse CAFETERIA STAFF: Ethel Stump, Geraldine Snyder, Mary Arney, Ernestine Smederovac, Maude Tapley, Mabel Clark.

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