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

Page 12 text:

Working Together. . . For The Community DR. HAROLD L. GEAR PHOENICIANS have learned to value the services and thinking of our Board ot Education and Supt. Harold L. Gear. These civic-minded leaders head one of the nation's largest and most progressive school systems. America, as well as the Phoenix community, respects and honors them for their unselfish devotion to duty. PROGRESS NEVER stands still, and our Board has consistently looked to the future of the Salt River Valley and the need to provide modern schools for the thousands of newcomers. Soon two more high schools will be dedicated to this progress-with even more schools already in the blueprint stage. The Board of Education leads - but only as a team, with the community backing it up lOO per cent. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. Trevor G. Browne, Jay Hyde, Mrs. F. A. Bons, Dr. Charles S. Purtymun Jr, Frank Haze Burch

Page 11 text:

4 P 'wif ...QW Qing. ..,, xy 'J f E v I H P n -1 4- an, i X. v ' 6 A. Y, me .sM.5,xgiL,- '. ' f , .ww iz. L ,,

Page 13 text:

His Team Works With Efficiency EVERY SCHOOL has a Principal's Office, but not many can claim to be as smoothly operated as is ours. A good school is merely the reflec- tion of its leader - a fact for which Phoenix Union may well be proud. No Student body or faculty has ever had a better friendg no community could hope for a more progressive, fair-minded school administrator than we have in Mr. James S. Carter. ANOTHER MARK of a good leader is in the quality of his assistants The young women who do secretarial and other office work are models of efficiency often under conditions of strain, when registration, class schedules, and new programs rain problems down up un the school's administrators, AT YOUR SERVICE are Betty Prctzer, Gail Larson, Phyllis Mallee Leona Rose Mary Lou Gas ensmith and Nadine Dcarlng