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

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BOARD of Education members include Mrs. F. A. Bons. president, Dr. Charles S, Purtyrnun, Jr,, Frank Haze Burch, Elmo G. Gerber, the newest board member, Jay Hyde, outgoing board member, and Drs Trevor G. Browne. Cur Growth Poses Problem Busy board members will be busier still, as Phoenix grows and with it, Phoenix Union High Schools, The opening of two more schools, Carl Hayden and Central, seemed for a time to subdue the onrushing hordes but even before the school year had got underway, authorities could see that the number ol eighth graders heading for high school in V958 would overflow the facilities gust newly built Problems of new classrooms, more ellectiye curricula, more money to pay lor more servir es in an expanding community the'-,w .ire iirnli lerns indeed' The cllslrlcl is lorliirmlc lo lmvi' a Board of Education trainr-rl .incl .ililv lu ri-iw With These and rnflriy othr-r '-,iirh lir'rivlc'xiliei. Superintendent Bruce Moore

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fs Big League Leadership PRINCIPAL Earl McCullar, in his first year as Unit l-lead, has won the friend- V M ship and confidence of Phoenicians. if Our i957-58 school year was a memorable first for many of our leaders. ln athletic parlance, rookies occupied key posts in the PUHS administration squad, with only the reg- istrar and dean of girls seasoned veterans. But with freshness and vigor our fine team met Phoenix Union's problems in big league style. GOOD FRIENDS: Students can always count on the ready smile, warm handshake, and constructive advice of these three. ln conference on what must be a pleasant problem f 1' ' ff , ,fi 4' Z I I' jf: l I ' . A 9, - 2- 1 , MQ '+R -- v. ,' 1 ,l ?i' i5it,'Ai-. I 1 Q 4 .n ' 'Qfi .17 I . rfff H 'fe-N 1 . .. . - , ,hwy-aide. -I I lk' ' f V, - t , A . , -,X Lv Most students have seen our advisers super- vising at sports events, dances, and other school functions. Their warm friendliness and keen interest in students is pleasing. Even more important, these educators have the know- how and courage to lead students toward worthy achievement . . . the goal that really counts. are Charles Harrison, assistant to boys' adviser, lscah Mateer, dean of girls, and l-lenry F- Jones, boys' adviser. Their cares are myriad but their hearts are very big. X X