Arizona Academy - Cactilode Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

 - Class of 1950

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1921 Kinder, Lila Lacy, Maybell Drake Sandborn, Neva Stump, Robert Ward, Leslie 1922 Holecomb, Bessie Lacy, Nelson Sherrell, Lawrence 1923 Axtell, Ena Mitchell Axtell, Rollin Axtell, Virgil Lute, Louise Gibbons Martin, Mabel Sims Rider, May Bullard Robbins, Will Slayback, Alma Mundall Stump, Gladys Sims Stump, Jesse P. Stump, June Stump, Mabel Chapman 1924 Beaumel, Dorothy Wells Calwell, Olive Lewis Lacy, Ralph Lacy, Raymond Leslie, Merritt Luitiens, Alvin Stump, Alfred Ward, J. Harold 1925 Loe, Ronald Love, Ida Moss, Silvia Ward, Viola Daughters 1926 Wagner, Gwendolyn French 1927 Chattock, Vivian Crosslan Johnson, Noreen Watkins Moody, Holly Smith, Joseph Waterman, Famie Hawkins Szxty-six ARIZONA ACADEMY ALUMNI 1928 Bray, Eulys Glass, Norma Carr Hardin, Allene Vance Hawkins, Williamae Luria, Reynolda Richardson, Hallie Boice Smith, Florence Watts Sommers, Jessiemae Hawkins 1929 Amos, Virginia Johnson Angell, Chandos Curry French, Jack Hinshaw, Hilda Beniamin McCormick, Edith Primmer Nethery, Marie Primmer Panner, Opal Johnson Thompson, Evelyn 1930 Cottrell, Elizabeth Landis Herrara, Sarah Calderon Klein, Walter Nicalao, Elia Maldonado 1931 ' Chayra, Leandro Davey, Beniamin Gale, Inez Sims Hawkins, James A. Hubbard, Isabel Beniamin Mundall, Lester Neilsen, Ivan R. Sharp, lone Riggle Wahlman, Gertrude Hawkins 1932 Hawkins, Bernice Vance, Gladys White, Doyne Hillhouse Woodward, Vera Meador 1933 Hillhouse, Joe Johnson, Robert Mills, Elizabeth Smith Pettis, Jerry Shultz, Ruth Hawkins Tovar, Maria de Ia Luz 1934 Ameling, Alyce Watts' Mcl.ennan, Robert Mundall, Raymond 1935 Benjamin, Leonard Blakeley, Mary Brauer, Irene Lein Brown, Waldo Gale, Robert Pettis, Ramona Rothrock, Margaret Martin Whitehead, Myrtle Thompson 1936 Farley, Thelma McLinn Fishell, Rovilla Field Hawkins, Eunice Simmons Pettis, Ernest Phillips, Helen Schell Ross, Elmer Silence, Bernice Waller, Louise Briggs 1937 Evens,Jean Atkin Vaughn Farley, Elbert Frost, Burl Klein, Kathryn Farley Knapp, Leonard May, Argenta Smith, Isabel Sullivan 1938 Bare, Wilma Burden Burris, Manfin Duggie, Dorothy Hancock Hanshon, Eleanor Hixon, Auburn Silence Martin, Rance Pettis, Geneva Field Simpson, Helen Simmons 1939 Baston, Douglas Estes, Oleta Follett, Naomi Hawkins, Agnes Meador Naval, Olive Irwin Raupach, Syble Field Schroeder, Ruth Simmons 1940 Burris, Gloria Silva Klein, Verlene Emley Knettle, Helen Hawkins Williams, Mrs. Anna 1941 Freeman, Jack French, Ruth Hollman, Jean Kesgler, LaVita Vance Meador, Jewell Rae, Helen Irwin Reynolds, Robert Wilson, Mrs. Lois 1942 Boundy, Opal Meador DeBarr, Babette Emley, Helen Hawkins, Hubert, Jr. Howard, Lawrence Olsen, Albert Reynolds, Glenn Von Pohle, Ernest, Jr. 1943 Ayala, Carlos Baughman, James Biaile, Marcella Field, Anna Mel Julian, Melvin Kratt, Edwin Studebaker, Ruth Miller Wilson, Gloria ' 1 944 Ayala, Martha Lewis, Jenna Lee Lewis Morris, Jeanne Smith, Maxine Martin isummerl Sturgis, Rosalin Verbal, Esmer

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organization of living things and their environ- ments. Study will be given to local and animal life throughout the year, with special emphasis on each outstanding feature in its season. Two se- mesters. One unit. MATHEMATICS Algebra. The course in elementary algebra in- cludes the following topics: fundamental opera- tions, factoring, fractions, graphing, simultaneous linear equations, ratio and proportions, radicals, and quadratics. Two semesters. One unit. Plane Geometry. This is a study of rectilinear hgures, the circle, proportion, similar polygons, areas, and regular polygons. The student is re- quired to solve many original problems during the year. Two semesters. One unit. COMMERCIAL Typewriting I. The touch system of typewriting is taught. A mastery of the keyboard, a net speed of 25 words a minute, and completion of all out- lined projects for the year are required. semesters. One-half unit. Typewriting Il. An additional one-half unit may be secured by another year of outlined work and the securing of a net speed of 40 words a minute. Two semesters. One-half unit. Bookkeeping. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Sewing. This is an introductory course in home economics which includes units on friendship, grooming, clothing selection and care, construction of simple garments from cotton, selection and use of fabrics for home and clothing, and construction of simple garments, Two semesters. One unit. MUSIC Music wakes the soul and lifts it high, and wings it with sublime desires, and fits it to bespeak the Deity. -Addison. Two Reed, Brass, String, and Percussion Instruments will be taught privately to give students access to a well-rounded education. Technicality and gen- eral musicianship are stressed with special em- phasis on training for ensemble playing. Piano will be taught to bring genuine enjoy-' ment of good music. Relaxation and naturalness, finger articulation, and definite goals in practice will lay the foundation for a beautiful, singing tone. A definite course will be offered to prepare able students for college work in music. Voice is oftered to teach relaxation in speaking and singing, correct breathing, correct enuncia- tion, and to develop musicianship and a love for good music. ' Lyric Club for Girls, A Cappella Choir, Mello- tone Choir, Small Vocal Ensemble Groups will be formed for the purpose of mutual enjoyment and inspiration. The value of song as a means of education should never be lost sight of .... Let there be singing in the school, and the pupils will be drawn closer to God, to their teachers, and to one another. Nothing is better calculated to develop the student musically, socially and spir- itually. Band or Orchestra is offered to give the students experience in ensemble playing which will also improve individual talent and provide pleasure and satisfaction. Small Instrumental Ensemble Groups such as trumpet trios, strings, quartets, etc., give good preliminary training for orchestra and band work. MECHANICAL DRAWING-WOODWORK This course is designed to give a good founda- tion for cabinet work. The most of the first semes- ter is spent in mechanical drawing. The student learns how to lay out and draw the plans that he will use the second semester in his woodwork proj- ects. Blue-printing is studied. The course requires two periods per day for two semesters. One unit credit. RADIO Radio Mechanics offers the opportunity ot learning the fundamentals of electricity and radio, reading diagrams, in constructing radio receivers, transmitters, and public address amplihers. Atten- tion is given to voltage and resistance measure- ments applying to elementary servicing. The student constructs a super-heterodyne receiver and one or more other projects during the year. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Tuition. The Elementay School tuition is payable on the same dates as the Academy. Grades Tuition I to 4 .. ..... SB 85.00 5 to 8 ........................ I00.00 The tuition should be paid on the 5th day of each month. These tuition rates include all of the fees such as: Registration fee, textbook rental, school supplies, etc. . Guarantee Deposit. Guarantee deposit of SI 2.00 for each student is to be paid on date of registra- tion. Sixty five

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