West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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T C0 TROL DIRECTIN G the successful education- al program of a great, modern, compre- hensive high school in its task of pre- paring young Americans for active par- ticipation in the democratic way of life is the role of Principal Donald F. Stone. Toward this oal he conscien- tiously devotes nearl all of his wake moments, and yet he still takes time to see any student. His door is always open. MRS. PAY LAWRENCE. assistant to the principal's secretary, seems always busy with the ever-buzzing West telephone exchange. Miss Glenna Wilson takes time out to an- nounce a special report over the school's modern public address system. QUIET efficiency marks the general charac- teristics of the Principal's office. Here Mr. Stone confers with his secretary, Miss Glenna Wilson, about office work. lv I if

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MRS. OLIVE RAY, dean's secretary, is always smiling and ready to help with even the most minor details. She has served students from morale builder to general handyman. On the left Miss Eleanor Fullington answers one of the many phone calls she receives during the day in her work as Dean of Girls. DURING her first year as Dean of Girls, Miss Fullington performed her job like a vet- eran and was always willing to lend a helping hand. Aside from her numerous duties, she served as advisor to Girls' League. Her office is always buzzing with activity at any hour of the day. She is a friend to every girl. ELEANOR FULLINGTON Dean