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

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CAFETERIA Working all day to plan and prepare nutritious meals, this crew has the monu- mentous task of feeding 2800 hungry students. They are: Left to right: Edith Brown, Carmen Brotherton, Doris Edwards, Arline Baril, Isabel Scott, Minnie Unger, Ann Donahue fchairmanl, Vadna Grubbs, Betty Pallas, Helen Bruno, June Nancarrow, Helen Keyes, Rachel Kusche, Rosemarie Phelps, Joyce Hogan, Frances Malloy, Lucille Crask, and Manuel Chavarrio. U1 It MAINTENANCE The night-time maintenance men are those indispensables which make our school liveable. This staff of 13 enables the daytime crew to function. They are: BACK ROW: E. R. Davis, Joseph Green, Ralph Gohn, Robert Gray, Brent Robles, Herb Roe, and Harold Maute. FRONT ROW: Eugene Hart, Ed Mason, Wilmer Sanders, Ervin Julian, William Robinson, and Bill Bailey. Our daytime maintenance men take up where the night-time workers leave off. They're essential to the smooth operation of all the details involved in running our school during the day. These six men are: Jo Martin, Russell Morrison, Ted Wesley, Claude Visser, Harold Beck, and George Hay. ADlVllNISTRATlON 27

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HEALTH CENTER May I have a pass to see the nurse? This question is asked by about 50 students a day. Mrs. Laura Scofield, the school nurse, plays a necessary and vital role at West. She must be on hand at all times to help students with any medical problems, while keeping a medical record of every student. Mrs. Scofield conducts physical examinations for boys participating in sports and gives hearing and eye tests. The Health Center is equipped to handle any emergency, but most of the problems that arise are small. Six girls and four boys can be accommodated at one time, but a student may go home, with parent permission. Tentative No medication can be given, other than cleaning wounds and applying antiseptics. But students are given advice to see their doctor if necessary. LIBRARY Lee Aston Librarian SERVICES Mrs. Dorothy Davis Librarian Assistant Mrs. Anne McGrath Librarian Assistant Miss Barbara Riggin Come on, open up, instructs the substitute nurse, Mrs. Frances Lower. Joyce Lombare has her temperature taken to see whether she is sick enough to be sent home. Laura Scofield Our library, with well over 2,000 books, is one of the most valuable facilities on campus. Books were checked out through the use of l.D. cards and no charge was made on over-due books although notices were sent out as reminders. This no-charge system, which West has not always used, worked out very wellp the added responsi- bility prompting students to return books when they were due. The library offers students the materials and the aid necessary to com- plete almost any piece of work assigned here at West. Mr. Ashton, our head librarian, feels that students didn't realize that the librar- ians were there to help-not patrol. Of course, order must be kept but better use could have been made of the library if students had been aware that the library is not merely a study-hall but a place where service is available. 'f ...Q-arf The library in constant use by students, is especially crowded around Semester Exam time. Wm ' Mr- P0r1.DHy Mr. John Mansour Mrs. Betty Sigler Mr. B. F. Travenia Audio-Visual Special Assignment Girls P.E. Assistant Boys P.E. Assistant sf Special Services this year were designed to help students with some of their activities or classes. ,?.. f Mr. Mansour is a teacher on assignments, and is also sponsor for 1 Student Government. i f ,QA Mr. Travenia and Mrs. Siegler are responsible for P.E. equipment or whatever miscellaneous duties might turn up in the P.E. depart- ' ments. .,, , Mr. Day, head of Audio-Visual, trains boys in audio-visual and makes arrangements and appointments for films shown in classrooms. These four people have contributed a large amount of energy in making student activities and classes more interesting and fun 26 ADMINISTRATION M At f35M,f'JRM.7 WM

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