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

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Democracy Needs Inspired eaders A NATION, OR AN INDUSTRY, or a school is measured for success in terms of leadership. The quality of its leaders, their foresight, understanding, and willingness to share responsibility as well as credit are key ingre- dients to a Working democracy. Even in America one could find examples of dictatorship-in certain homes, industries, and societies, perhaps--but the broad pic- ture of America is one of freedoms guided by wise lead- ers Who have the confidence of their fellow Workers. OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM is a democracy led and in- spired by strong leadership. Administrators, faculty, and students Work together for the common good: stu- dents want to learn how to be successful citizens in a wholesome society: their teachers are even more inter- ested to see the students have every opportunity to achieve that goal. Thanks to a thoughtful -Board of Edu- cation and to such leaders as Principal Carter and his staff, Phoenix Union students find the answers they seek in their Crusade For Freedom. IMPORTANT indeed is the Work of our deans, who see that individual attention is given individual problems of our students. Supervision of school activities, dances, athletics, assembly programs, and the like means added responsibilities. s t PRINCIPAL IAMES S. CARTER DIHEOTING the orientation program as Well as the intri- cate operations involved in class schedules help to keep the registrar one of the busiest persons on the campus. Even outside observers would say that running the affairs of our school is big business! CLIFFORD I. PRATHER , 1 LIAM M. GATES ISCAH MATEER Dean of Boys X Registrar Dean of Girls