Phoenix Union High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Page 31 text:

FACULTY ROSTER SCIENCE LOYD ELLIOTT B. S., University of Arizona Samuel Alldrdge B.S., University of Missouri L. N. Butler B.Ph., University of Vermont Arthur B. Clark B.A., Miami University; M.S., Ohio State University Ralph Dixon B. A., University of Virginia H. C. Gambee B.S., Oregon Agricultural College Glendale Griffiths B.A., Kansas University Jay Hyde B.A., University of Utah E. O. Paden B. A., Macalester College; M. A., Columbia University James R. Wilson B.A., M. A., University of Arizona SUPERINTENDENT ' S OFFICE E. W. MONTGOMERY Superintendent B.A., M. A., University of Indiana Grace B. Holt, Secretary Phoenix Junior College Ethel G. Carper, Exchange Service American Conservatory of Music Sidney Owens, Director Vocational Schools Colorado Agricultural College C. E. Turner, Vocational Coordinator Colorado Agricultural College METTA Sciinabel, School Nurse R.N., Cleveland Homeopathic Institute; General Memorial Hospital of New York REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE L. A. EASTBURN Director Research and Guidance B.S., Missouri State Teachers ' College B.A., M.A., Drury College Alice Castro, Registration B.A., M.A., Stanford University Elizabeth Carpenter Secretary Carl Woolsey, Registration Sta nfo id U n i vers ity Neil Zetty, Credentials Ashland College Katherine Christy, Attendance BUSINESS OFFICE H. M. BARGMAN Business Manager C. fS., City of Toledo University H. G. Powers Accountant and Bookstore Manager Hiram College P. S. Bassford Bookkeeper and Cashier Eleanor H. Neukom Cafeteria Manager Indiana State Normal STUDENT PERSONNEL ETHEL ROSENBERRY Dean of Girls B.S., M.A.. Columbia University William B. Stone, Dean of Boys B. A., University of Illinois; M. A., Stanford University Catherine M. Dunn ' isitiug Teacher B.A., University of Nebraska Elpha Shull Matron E. G. Crowe Attendance Officer Back Row — Boyinston. Burdsal. Math Etzweiler, Tremaine. Churchill. Bassford. Front Row — Cannell. ?ws, Davis. Downs. Farrin er. Shull. Woolsey. Middle Row — Slavens. Carpenter. Montgomery, Wilson, Snyder. Heatherington. Dunlap. Zetty. Contris. Schlichter. Sherman. Rogers. Hurley. [27]

Page 30 text:

FACULTY ROSTER COMMERCIAL C. L. MICHAEL National Business College Gladys A. Becker M.A., Columbia University B.A., University of Washington E. A. Brock Centra! Missouri State Teachers ' College Dorothy Burdsal B. A., University of Arizona Franklin G. Carr B.Accts., Gem City Business College Sadie Coleman Los Angeles Business College Alice Fox University of Southern California J. H. Glass B. Accts., M. Accts., Gem City Easiness College Elmer Pierce B.S., Lewis Institute; L.L. B., Kent College W. B. Simpson University of California Gertrude Mathews University of California Edith Williams B.S., University of Ohio MILITARY JAMES M. PALMER Capt. U. S. Army Jesse E. McComb B.A., M. A., University of Arizona FINE ARTS CORDELIA PERKINS Pratt Institute Frances Kapanke B.A., University of Arizona EISTORY IRENE RAYMOND B.A., Liberty Ladies ' College: M. A., University of Kansas R ' jth M. Adams B.A., Miami University ; ; M.A., Stanford University Mrs. Edna Caldwell B.A., Stanford University Ethel Craig B. A., Oberlin College Florence Dunlap B. A., Ohio State University J. C Hays B.A., Texas Teachers ' College Winona Montgomery M. A., B. A., University of Arizona Darrell R. Parker B.A., M.A., Stanford University Alda Sherman B.A., Friends University DOMESTIC ARTS and SCIENCES ELIZABETH WILSON B.S., M.S., University of Arizona Esther Maag B.S., Oregon Agricultural College Ruth Reed B.S., University of Arizona; M. A., Columbia University J. Iris Tunney B.S., M.S., Purdue University AGRICULTURE and PHYSICAL TRAINING RALPH R. ROBINSON B. S., Colorado Agricultural College W. R. Caldwell B.S., Colorado Agricultural College Lawrence L. Kriegbaum B.S., M.S., University of Arizona Row — Brock, Goff. Edwards, Carr, Row — Simpson, Clark, Nehring, 1 ' Froni Row Williams, Phelps, Hill, Crockett, Pierce, H. Morgan, Nitzkowski, Churchill. Middle irker. Anthony, Hayes, Reed, Griffiths. Hartlett. Munson. Tewksberry, Maag, Pitts, Kinneman, DeLap, Kapanke, Hill. [2G]

Page 32 text:

STUDENT BODY GOVERNMENT T Charles Pratt i HE administration of the government of Phoenix Union High School has for five successful years been in the hands of the students. Each succeeding year it be- comes more perfected and systematic. Through popular elections, a Board of Control is chosen to act as the executive body for the school. This Cabinet consists of eighteen members: faculty adviser. President, Vice-President, Sec- retary, President of Girls ' League, four class presidents, and a boy and girl representative from each class. Every Tuesday the Board meets to discuss problems pertaining to discipline and questions of interest to the school in general. This work is in co-operation with that of the Home Boom Groups which assemble every day for a period of fifteen minutes. These groups are made up either of all boys or all girls with their respec- tive advisers. They were organized to give the student more personal attention than he would otherwise receive. According to the statements of both the Superintendent and the faculty adviser, the accomplishments for nineteen twenty-nine have been more suc- cessful and constructive than any previous year. Personal opinon and fav- oritism have had little place in the application of discipline. Charles Pratt, this year ' s President, has executed unusually well his duties as head of the Student Body. He untiringly devoted all of his time to the affairs of the school, dealing justice with an impartiality greatly admired by his fellow workers. Other officers are Roberta Cox, Vice-President, and J. D. Cook, Secretary. Mr. William S. Stone has been faculty adviser for five years. Bill Cleveland was the lirsl Student Body President. It is to him that Phoenix Union High School owes the most credit for making this type of government the great success it is today. The future holds great possibilities for those next to assume the respon- sibility of Student Body Government. It is hoped that the honor of the school will be the first consideration in all acts and decisions. As each stu- dent becomes more and more familiar witli this executive system, more abso- lute co-operation will no doubt be willingly given. The second Student Body President. Greer Thompson, is now attending Stanford University; Bob (ioldwater, his successor, has for two years been enrolled in the University of Illinois. The President for 1028, Arthur Gor- man, is now at Phoenix Junior College. Bill Cleveland, the first President and the one most responsible for the success of Student Body Government, to the great sorrow of all who knew him, passed away as a result of illness this year. Bill was beloved and ad- mired by everyone and was one of the most popular fellows of I ' lioenix. [2S]