Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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The newesT and mosT modern building on The campus is The I-IOME ECONOMICS building. ConsTrucTed wiTh an eye Tor economy, all hallways are ouTside oT The building. The lower Tloor is devoTed To home economics and child-Training courses, and The upper declc houses mosT oT The hu- maniTies and journalism, including Sand PrinTs. Page I0 fi' 4 151' 4 fl -fl . j 1 ffffz 'WWWR Dur Campus The people in The SYSTEM ADMINISTRA- TION BUILDING sTrive To bring abouT a beT- Ter relaTionship beTween The Phoenix School SysTem and The communiTy. In This building are The oTTices oT PresidenT E. W. MonTgomery, The Curriculum ConsuITanT, The Reading Con- suI+an+. a PsychologisT working in The whole Phoenix sysTem, and The CenTraI AccounTing OTTices. l.ocaTed on The easT side oT The cam- pus, This Tine building epiTomizes communiTy pride and resourceifulness.

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our City Function . .. Rhyfhmic beafing of fypewrifers, hu m m i n g mimeograph machines, hum-drum of foreign idoms. and fhe clicking of a fape recorder recording exfemporaneous speech are familiar sounds in fhe liberal ARTS BUILD- ING. Classes using fhese aids and many ofhers offered here give sfu- denfs a background fo parficipafe in fhe ever-increasing opporfunifies of communify life. These people will leave fhis insfifufion wifh a beffer undersfanding of fhe brofherhood of man and fhe dignify and imporfance of sound democracy. EEEEE NME l-lail Phoenix College! Cheer her brighf name. Deep in our hearfs will her mem'ry remain .... These words from fhe alma mafer will remain forever in fhe hearfs of fhe sfudenfs who sfand and yell for a vicfory by fhe Bears. Soon our col- lege days are over, buf fhe echo of bouncing balls will remain in fhe GYMNASIUM, Tl-IE HOME OF Tl-IE BEARS. Page 9

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I I I Rows and rows oT books adorn The walls oT The only building on The campus which Taces wesT- The PHOENIX COLLEGE LIBRARY. I-Iushed whispers usually prevail over The sound oT shuTTIing TeeT coming in and ouT oT The doors. The college has The only library in Arizona where sTudenTs go inTo The sTacIcs and seIecT Their own books. This plan aTTords less conTusion and gives sTudenTs a beTTer opporTuniTy To orienTaTe Themselves in The proper use oT a library. it J' As one leaves The AudiTor- ium. The TirsT sTrucTure he sees on The IeTT is The SCIENCE building. This building houses chemisTry. physics, engineering. asTronomy, biology, geology. and arT classes. From chemisTry Iaborafory classes, on The sec- ond Tloor, a miasma oT odors greeTs The campus visiTor. These vapors disTinguish This building Trom oThers on The campus. Page 'I I