West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Lost-Valuable fime. Found-a new smile. And besides the lost and found department Mrs. Dorothy Ploclt, secrefary fo the deans handles guesf cards, hall passes, printed stuff, an' so on. 'I2 AROUND THE bunkhouse, you'll always find a Tex, or a Slim, or a Joe that is there for yuh to go to wi1h all your problems. Around West, it's Miss Eleanor Fullington, Dean of Girls. If yuh have a Girls' League to be sponsored, a barn dance or a corn-lwuskin' party to plan, mosey on down to Miss Fullington's office- Corral No. 8. She gits all inthoosed 'bout any activity, an' is list full of good suggestions. Yuh cain't never say too much good about that thar Miss Fullington. 'RITE IIHP

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l'lere's an imperfant little lady, yes, siree. She's Mrs. Violet Gerstberger, clerical assistant. She heps both Mr. Bradford, and Mr. Swanson. lf you ever git to feelin' oneasy 'bout what yer gitten credit fer, the credentials clerlr is the woman fuh see. Durin' first semester, it was Mrs. Rosamond Nelson, lon your leftl. an' durin' second. Mrs. Ann Stalren. 11 WHAT WITH recordin' absences, class sched- ules, past and present grades, honors, and activities of each student, the secretaries in the registrar's office are kept as busy as a ranch cook at chow time. They all pitch in like they was at a quiltin' bee, an' hep Mr. Bradford git the job done. By craclry, you should see that Mrs. Gene Moore a punchin' all them lzeys. Real hard tuh do, too. and she's one o' the best, they say.

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Hyar's Dean Walsh an' Dean Fulllngton with that dude 'from the North Pole, Santa Claus. Three mighty fine folks, yes, siree! PARDIIERS HERE'S A GREENHORN what made good! After one short year, Dean of Boys Edward T. Walsh has become an old hand at workin' with the trisky young bear cubs that make up the masculine half o' this here student body. He has rounded up all the fellows, and branded 'em as the Boys' League. He heps out with writin' of a Student Handbook, freal handy for a Freshmanl, and when the youngins gather up their popas, he's a settin' 'round the camp- fire with The rest o' the Dads' Club. It does my heart good to hear peo- ple speak good of 'im, and I reckon it's 'cause he's never called a boy ll Il bad.