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

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A Ready Smile Awaits You . . . A FRIENDLY smile is sure to greet each student who enters the PrinCipal's Office. Mr. Carter is glad to take time out from his many administrative duties to talk with Phoenix Union's students and teachers. His fine record as principal of Arizona's largest high school has distinguished him as one of the state's outstanding educators. NEW COURSES and teaching methods are a con- stant source of industry and interest to our principal. He has headed an extensive modernization and re- modeling program culminating in a completely new interior for the First Building. THEY KEEP The School Running. Upper left: Roberta Steven- son and Helen Thomas fill out senior college transcripts. Upper Right: Nadine Walton sorts mail in the temporary offices in the basement of the Eight Building. Lower left: Ann Gupton Principal James S. Carter and Janet Jefferson look up student schedules in thc file cabinet, Lower right: Marcella Staken, Mildred Overton, and Edna Collins start the moving process to thc- newly-rcmodclccl Administration Building, after camping for many months. 5

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Superintendent E, W. Montgomery Administrators TWENTY-EIGHT years of progressive service as superintendent of Phoenix Union High Schools have distinguished Dr. E. W. Montgomery as a foremost educator. He and the Board of Edu- cation have skilltully handled the double problem of administrating an expanding educational system and ius- tifying the expenditure to meet the schools' needs. Service With Distinction . . . MEMBERS OF THE school board devote much of their valuable time toward meeting the problems of Phoenix High Schools ably and wisely. This year the Board not only has dealt with the existing schools, but also has planned for two new schools soon to be established. Their interest is keynoted by the best interests ofthe community. Members ifrom Ieftl re Dr Norman A. Ross, Mrs. F. A. Boris, Frank Haze Burch, Jay Hyde and Dr Trevor G. Browne, president.

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Bookstore SELLING tickets to Stewart, Merrill Jones, and McCulIam is School Ac countant Carl Allen. YEARS OF PATIENT practice have made the Bookstore staff expert in managing Phoenix Union's money problems. Headed by Carl Allen, school accountant, the workers keep ac- curate accounts of all our assets and liabilities, They know just when we should cut down on our expenditures or when we have enough money to give another party or picnic. ALL SCHOOL organizations--clubs, publications, athletics and the rest-have their funds handled at the Business Office. Also, students get bargains on everything from erasers and second hand books to graduation announcements at the Bookstore. BOOKS KEEP the office staff busy, Left: Violet Harding marks and Phyllis Vogeli start moving books to the newly-remodeled prices in English readers. Right: Mr. Allen, Bonnie Emmerling, Bookstore in the Administration Building.