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

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ADMINISTRATION C H. H. Turner, Science 0 Harry E. White, Foreign Language I William M. Gates, Orientation 0 Mildred W. Wood, Home Making O Mai. George B. Iordan, Military I Milton K. Rasbury, Music O Harry L. Crockett, Industrial Arts I E. A. Brock, Business Education O Schofield Schwartz, Maintenance Q I. H. Hays, Visual Aids .24 5 .Q IQ11w1S14 wzzezeafef we-2' W

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DEAN lscah Mateer and Dean Ciitiord I. Prather have had more than their share of problems in guiding activities oi 3500 boys and girls. But they have done an excellent iob and won many new friends. THEY ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY HOW WOULD YOU like to have 3500 children? The old Woman who lived in a shoe Was a piker compared to our teachers, who must take over the responsibility for the mass of young people en- rolled at Phoenix Union High School. ln these busy times, teachers often spend more time With students than the latter spend with their own families. So it is that much training and superior personal qualities are requisite to teaching in a modern high school, YOUNG, PERSONABLE deans have much to do with the success of our school. Guiding the girls' organizations as adviser is Dean lscah Mateer, who is ever alert to problems that arise to plague her young charges. She has the girls' confidence and has won their love and admiration. Dean Clifford T. Prather knows how to deal with boys. He is a skilled administrator, has a Well-developed sense of humor, and delights in making friends. He is an athlete, too, and is coach of the Golf Team. PRINCIPAL CAHTEHS family of department heads represents the best in leadership, scholastic achievement, and teaching skill. They are the staff officers that keep Operation PUHS running smoothly. William S Stone. Mathematics 0 Cordelia Perkins, Art 0 C. E. Willson, English O R. H. Ogle, History ADMINISTRATION

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STEP RIGHT UP: Registrar's Office activity is shown at top with Messrs. Gates, Butler, McCarty and Miss Cooper on the iob. Upper right: Rayna Gay Pace registers patience as she waits her turn. Center: Lost is found! Mrs. Helen Contreras is the heroine in this case. Right center: Registrars assistants are Meredith Williams, Mil tired Overton, Josephine Stanley, Maryruth Cooper, and Ann Gupton. Lower left: When the phone rings, Ieanette Armstrong usually gets cz plug in! Right: Book Store customers are Flemming, Townsend, and Lintz, whose needs are attended to by Accountant Carleton Allen and Mrs. Ruth Cosgrove. ASSEMBLY line efficiency keeps our thousands of young Coyotes happy, even though it seems to take a lot of their precious leisure time . . , waiting in line for a change of schedule or to explain an absence. Our Registrar's Office seethes with activity from the opening of school until summer vacation finally arrives. Through it all the smile of Welcome is there, and the answers to your problems, too. Other busy places are the Lost and Found desk in Mr. Carter's office, and the Book Store, where bargains abound. As needed, changes have been made in the school store, as well as the Registrar's Office. The latter added efficiency by moving the counter up to the Wall, opening windows for student cus- tomers, and setting up new type pass permits and the like. THE BOOK STORE supplies were moved across the hall to Mr. Allen's office for added efficiency. When the big rush is on in the fall, books will be handled as in the past from the south office. C125