Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
SAVE S50,OOO
 IN HIGH SCHOOL
 BUDGET 1921-2
By The Teachers Agreeing To Take One Extra Class
 Each No Addition To
 Faculty Made This Year

That rew changes or additions to the teaching staff of the Phoenix union high school have been made | for the coming term is shown by the personnel, which has been practically l completed. A vacancy in the for l eign language department and .an- other in the English department await only word of acceptance from l two applicants who have been ap- proved, to be filled. One additional instructor has been added to the force this year and replacements were made in four other departments. l Through cooperative interest on l the part of all members of the fac ulty the expense of adding 10 new instructors to the force was elimi- | hated. Realizing the urge of the condition of the general taxpaying 1 public, every teacher engaged for this year agreed to assume charge of a class one extra period each day,
 Taxpayers of the Phoenix union high school district will be especial | ly glad to learn that through this movement of conservation on the part of the faculty the. school board was enabled to reduce the budget for the ensuing year s5o'O00 below last years I figure.
 Faculty Meets Friday
 All members of the faculty will
 meet at the high school auditorium
 Friday morning at 10 o'clock, when
 they will receive instructions from
 Professor Jantzen, renew old ac- quaintances and make new ones.
 Joseph Doran. a local man, will be
 one of the new instructors in the
 school. He was graduated from
 Phoenix union high school in 1915 1 pd cifaa Ina roto
 course in Stanford university. He re- places J. F. Christensen, taking charge of the clerical work in con nection with both the military and athletic departments.
 E. A. Eastburn will replace James Brownlee in the science department He will teach chemistry to both high school and junior college classes. Mir Eastburn established a high reputa- tion for himself as an instructor in
 Flagstaff Normal school
 Harry Percival, transferred from the science department into the his- tory department. Sanford Sweet, a former Phoenix man, will take over the work in general science. He has
 been occupying the gold and silver
 bench for the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas.
 Miss Pearl NJ. Curtis will be a new 1 ment, coming here with a successful record from the Northern Arizona Normal summer school She will re- place Miss Alice Dulohery. William H. Waters will be an ad- dition to the force of instructors in the Industrial department. He will
 assist MT. Gregg to take care of the large number enrolled for machine shop work.
 1900 Already Enrolled Although high school will not oper until Sept F, more than 1900 stu dents have already enrolled. Of this number about S5 are taking up work
 in the junior college.
 Fl The junior college this year will be a complete unit unto itself. Recita-
 ton periods will be 55 minutes each five minutes allowed out of each houi for passing between classes, while tht
 high school periods will be only 4; All new students are requested tc
 appear at the high schqol auditorium next Saturday morning, Sept g. at o'clock, when they will be given com plete instructions for beginning theil work. Daily programs for each stu. dent have been made out by Registrar
 Stauffacher and will be given out a this meeting.
 II A,tdoCiitS VIII D6 SACuSSQ dt tending school Monday, Sept. F. bu | will be expected to arrive ready fo a full days work the following morn ing
 Both new buildings are ready fo : the opening. Mn the basement of tn
 Fine Arts building is located tn
 new cafeteria, which will be ready t,
 serve all corners on the opening day
 It is arranged to serve four lines o
 students at the same time. Furni
 ture has been installed in all clas
 rooms and machinery is placed sn tn
 machine shops.
 Those who have been privileged t
 visit the new buildings since tn
 equipment has been installed hay
 voiced the general opinion that the
 are on par if not better than an,
 in the United States
 Soon after the opening Of tn
 school these new buildings will b
 thrown open to the public for a da
 when all who are interested may giv
 them a fhOrOugh inSp6ctian.