Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Two veteran staff members retire MRS. BURKE: END OF 17 YEARS SERVICE Mrs. Burke, attendance secretary, retired April 30th, ending seventeen years of service. Mrs. Burke was honored at a luncheon banquet May 3 at Emiliano's Restaurante. At the banquet, Mr. Campbell spoke for the faculty in praising Mrs. Burke for her hard work. Speaking for the administration, Father Fetters tried to give the audience an idea of the quantity of work Mrs. Burke accomplished over the years. Student Government President Joe Cosper thanked Mrs. Burke for her dedication. The luncheon ended on an optimistic note with Mrs. Burke promising to return for visits. ll In a by-gone year, Mrs. Hernandez shows Mrs. Burke how to operate a then new typewriter. 21 Mr. Vales discusses Mrs. Burl-te's long career with Mrs. Fraley during the luncheon at Emiliano's. 3l Mrs. Burke is tickled with the goodbye gifts she received from the faculty. 4l Father Fetters and Mrs. Swaufield pose with retiring Mr. Swauffield and other long-serving members of the Bourgade staff- Mrs. Cordova, Mr. Campbell and Mr, Vales. 5l Student Government Vice-President Pat Donnelly represents the student body in expressing gratitude and wishing good luck to Mr. Swaufield. 65 ln by-gone days, Mr. Swaufield repairs electrical wiring. 75 Father Fetters presents Mr. Swaufield with an appreciation bell and plaque at his retirement banquet.

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The Bourgade mechanism consists of many parts, all of which are essential to the growth and development of the students. These parts include teachers, coaches, administrators, staff and maintenance personnel. Unlike other machines, the Bourgade machine does not run for monetary or personal gain. The motive behind this great institution is dedication. This dedication is shown in all the extras that go on around Bourgade. The administrators have set down new and better policies that have made the machine stronger. Many teachers voluntarily play more than one function in the machine, taking on all kinds of responsibilities and challenges. The staff is the backbone that keeps the system erect. The maintenance crew enhances the beauty of the machine and keeps all the parts in working order. We would like to introduce the fantastic people who compose the Bourgade Machine. i N - 7' 1 Qstxjvk wgixxvj -X EH l'B,.i fx ftj xc K wt Xu Faculty 69

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MR. SWAUFIELD: LAST ORIGINAL v WA! At the end of the first semester, Mr. Swaufield retired, ending a twenty year career at Bourgade. Mr Swaufield who was head of the maintenance crew is the last of the original staff who opened Bourgade in 1962. During his career, Mr. Swaufield took care of all kinds of problems which fall under maintenance, from plumbing to irrigation. To recognize his dedication, Mr. Swaufield was honored at a banquet held in Madonna Hall. In attendance were the faculty administration, a student representative, and Mrs. Swaufield. Mr. Swaufield was presented with various gifts to show Bourgade's appreciation. Mr, Swaufield remarked that he will miss the Bourgade community. Mr. Swaufield now plans to spend much of his time fishing and golfing. KN ,si fy X Y . x L i 1 Xu 'X J l l 4.