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

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ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT Huck RowAElIiott. Olclfailxcr, Kyle, Iylontgomery, INI. Sclmnbel, Bargzman. Second RC7WY'EJSll?llfH, Castro, Rosen- berry, Zclty, Lzunr, Stone. Front Row!--Ii:1ssfm'rl, VI, Selmnbel, Bazzill, Ilolt, Carpenter, Riggins. ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT HE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT is composed of Mr. E. W. Montgomery, superintendent, Mr. L. A. Eastburn, director of research and guidance, Mr. H. M. Bargman, business manager, Miss Ethel Rosenberry, dean of girls, Mr. William S. Stone, dean of boys, and their assistants. This department manages the attendance records, takes charge of all school activities and financial affairs, and supervises student regis- tration. It also gives advice to the students on their personal problems as Well as their studies. This year there were 4307 students enrolled at the beginning of the school year, and many more have since entered. The freshman class Was the largest class enrolled this year. It had 1533 members at the opening of the first semester. Phoenix Union high school is associated with the North Central association of colleges and secondary schools, and as a member of this association it can enter students Without examination in many of the best universities in the United States. MR. I.. A. EASTBURN Director of Research and Guidance 3, MISS ETIIEL ROSENISICRRY Dean ol Girls MR. XVlI.I.IAlX l S. STONE lhmm of Boys FAC U LTY . 9? C X . 7 2 25

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QD ENGLISH DEl'.XRTlX1lCNT lintk Rmv-Anlluniy. Nlrs. Anthony. Conway. DeI.:lp, Creiplmtmi, Pcniwell, Nesbit. Third Row--Burney, lXInrga111, Stevens, Bray. Ser-oncl Row-Bluckslizire, Cliowning, Boolcmxm, Yacgcr, Case, RellfOrd. Front ROW'MlTOT, lfitls. llolt, Emery, Kibbey, Kinnemnn, Olney. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT HE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, headed by Mr. A. F. Olney, requires that all students take English 1 to 6. There are also courses in public speaking, journalism, expression, and dramatics. Journalism and dramatics are open to juniors and seniors and to sophomores whose grade average is high. Members of the journalism classes con- stitute the publications staffs. English composition and literature are offered as senior electives. The debating classes have been discontin- ued this year and a debating club organized. HISTORY DEPARTMENT HE HISTORY DEPARTMENT is directed by Miss Irene Raymond. It offers courses in Civics, economics, ancient history, World history, modern history, and American history. All students expecting to graduate are required to take Civics and to pass an examination on the Federal Constitution. American his- tory is required of most of the students. A History club is organized each year for students who wish to study history and present-day problems of government. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Back Row-Adams, Sher- man, Nitzkowski. Dunlap, Craig, Montgomery. Front Row-Taylor, Ilzuys, Ray- monrl, Barney, Hlnckshure, Tussey. FAC U LTY 'Exx- 27