Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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-...rg Pnosmx ' 1 Umm I . l I . 51.- AWYINAW, , L' L' g 1 4 XR i ,.. . ,V , ' ,A, , ' O ,, V a 7' . . ,. ' VAL. .Y . ' -,by N rv... L-af' ,K Frnl , EARLY MORNING is a pleasant time on the P.C. campus. Students stroll leisurely toward their next classes or walk in the directlon of the library for an hour or so of study. 3? 513' . :ag , ' ' ' we M Y I' I i I- fi 'I 5 'i'I'Jl 'l'7l:,l ' V The gymnasium, headquarters for the physical education department, offers facilities for varied activities. Within its walls such events as formal dances, regular classes, and many games take place.

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ez-151,-.w-. Board Establishes Excellent Record Under the regular and close scrutiny of the Board of Educa- tion, the Superintendent and his professional staff administer the Phoenix Union High Schools and Phoenix College System. Clockwise, the administrators include Mr. Bruce K. Moore, superintendentg Dr. Charles S. Purtymun, Jr., president, 1959g Mrs. F. A. Bons, clerkg Dr. Trevor G. Browneg Mr. Frank H. Burchg and Mr. Elmo G. Gerber. 83 9 ' , um AVS gulf Z' ev: E sf' gc if , so bs: I W 1 ..- IJ ---..-- --.af2vr:fg..4s -- --- L L wmfqlnbv sr I ! awww Q0 3 A ' - . A S. 5 A ll . PHOENIX UNION MGH SCIDUL ND A FHUA-7VlX COLLEGEQVSDWCT l cweeaacq R0 l

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1 nf' ,ff -fi l Zi,- zzz, - ,,,. 7,., .l-1: FJ'--.- ,,,,,..,- ,.....--- .......-- ,g....-- Noon finds friends getting together at the Student Center. From coffee break time until after lunch there is scarcely a vacant seat to be found in the cafeteria. il AFTERNOON SHADOWS falling across the campus signal the time for students to go their various ways, each one in pursuit of his own destiny.