The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-18

rooms for athletic teams was
The teachers and library monitors
are busy accessioning the 300 new
library books that were added to
the library during the summer. This
acquisition of books enlarges the
library so that it meets the state
requirements for libraries for ac-
credited high schools. The library
now contains more than 600 vol
umes of fiction reference works,
history, science and English.
Twenty-Five magazines, periodi-
Gals, and newspapers will provide
excellent reading material for the
students.
Graduates from last years class
of Coolidge Union High School
have been accepted as Freshmen in
full standing at the University OF
Arizona, and the Arizona State
Teachers Colleges at Flagstaff and
Tempe. Clinton M. Mangun, Jr., is
attending the University OF Ari-
zona at Tucson, Keither Condit is
enrolled at the State Teachers
at Tempe, and Gladys Roche and
State Teachers College at Flag
staff.
Union High Faculty Announced
Superintendent c. M. Mangun Of
the High School has announced
that all of the last years faculty
members will be back for the com,
ing year, and one new member has
been added to the faculty. Few
changes have been made in the sub
jects to be taught by the various
instructors.
Superintendent c. NJ. Mangun is
a graduate of DePauw University,
Greencastle, Indiana, Major in
mathematics. He did special work
in Education at the Arizona State
Teachers College. Flagstaff and
graduate work at the University OF
Washington, Seattle. He holds a
Masters Degree in Education from
the University of Arizona, and has
done considerable advanced work
toward Doctors Degree.
Miss Eugenia Brandon, teacher
OF English, Journalism, and
Speech received her A. B. Degree
from the University of Illinois. She
attended the University of Wash
inton and the University OF
Southern California taking graduate
work in English and Dramatics.
Miss Brandon received her masters
Degree in English from the Uni
versity of Arizona. She attended
the second term of summer school
in Tucson this summer. She will
again have charge of the High
School paper through her Journal
ism class.
Mrs. Dorothy Beard, teacher OF
Typing, Bookkeeping, and Short
hand, received her A. B. Degree in
Education from the Arizona State
Teachers College at Flagstaff,
majoring in Commerce and Mathe,
lnatics. She will be in charge of the
Library for the coming year and
will again sponsor the yearbook.
William H. Carls will coach
athletics and teach General
Science, Biology, and Physical
Education. He is graduate Of
the University of Southern Cali
fornia with an A. B. Degree,
Majoring in Physical Education.
Ee has completed the work in this
Institution for Master of Arts De-
gree.
Miss Blanche Schale, the new
faculty member, is q graduate of
the University of Arizona with an
=. B. Degree Majoring in Spanish
and English. She also attended the
Arizona State Teachers College at
Flagstaff. She attended school iii
Mexico where she became very
familiar with conversational Span
1sh and is especially qualified to
teach written and spoken Spanish.
J. R. Mccullough will continue
his work as teacher of SocaI
Science and Vocal and Instrumental
Music. He has received both mis-
:. B. and M. A. Degree from the
University of Arizona, Majoring in
Political Economy.
Howard Fisher is a graduate of
the University of Arizona with an
A. B. Degree, Majoring in Mathe-
matics and Science. He did two
years of work at the Arizona State
Teachers College at Tempe. He
will teach mathematics and chemis-
try.
Superintendent Mangun stated
that with the return of the entire
faculty of last year and one addi-
tional teacher the outlook for the
coming school year is very bright
Both students and faculty are look
ing forward with a great deal of
pleasure and satisfaction to the
school in the beautiful, modern, up
to-date new building.
Charley Harding left Sunday for
Tucson to enroll as Stndent in the