1927-1928 School Year
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Union High School
Honor Roll - 2nd Term
The honor roll at Phoenix Union High School for the term just ending contained more names than ever before in the history of the school, according to Ethel Rosenberry, dean of girls and William Stone, dean of boys, at the school.
Of the 2800 students now attending Phoenix High, 384 were included in the honor roll.
Of the four classes of students the freshman class led, with 113 of the 384 on the honor roll. Of these 113 freshmen, 75 were girls. The seniors ran second with a total of 97 on the roll, 79 of these 97 being girls. The sophomores gave the seniors a close run for second place by placing 94 of the roll, 76 of whom were girls. The junior class finished with 80 honor students, 52 of the 80 bring girls.
The statistics indicate that the girls at Phoenix High are more studious than the boys, for the girls of the four classes placed 282 students of the roll while the boys managed to place only 102 of the number.
One of the greatest honors accorded a student at Phoenix High, second only to being a member of the Parnassus or Scholarship club, is to be placed in the first division of the honor roll for having earned 16 credit points. To earn these 16 points a student must receive a "1" in four of his subjects. Only eight freshmen, four boys and four girls, were accorded this honor. The sophomores led with 11 in this class, 10 of them being girls. The seniors boast of eight, all of them girls, and the juniors had only four, two boys and two girls.
Following are those students who were placed on the Honor Roll at Phoenix High for the second term:
Girls
For 16 grade points: Florence Homberer, Dorothy Workman, Betty Kline, Barbara Becker, Ruth Grant, Helen Miller, Ruth Orr, Mary Cocke, Lorca Edson, Marjorie Steinman, Virginia Stanton, Helen Nelson, Winifred Norton, Martha Holzworth, Ruth Pirtle, Lottie Harrold, Madge Keyfauver, Gertrude Ross, Rosemary De Camp, Adele Flake, Blanche Friedman, Jean Clark, Margaret Wilson, and Ruth Thayer.
For 15 grade points: Virginia Stovall, Ignacia Torres, Julia Halterman, Edna Hoclschen, Martha Wilson, Charmion Middleton, Catherine Griffith, Nadine Dawson, Birdie Coberly, Ruth Roberts, Edna McLaurin, Margarette Lee, Phoebe Watson, Frances Harris, Nellie K. Pleasant, Katherine Gilmore, Mary :Margaret Chambers, Genevieve Thomas, Edna Campbell, Elizabeth Cox, Irene Vincent, Margaret Spier, Helen Smith, Paisley Brown, Gaibelle Hazebett, Frances Richards, Cora Bradley, Sanna Patterson, Mary Recker, Anne Jack, Ruth Merryless, Eula Whitworth, Lucile Byers, Elizabeth Hancock, Anita Earle, Leona Townsend and Rachel Hawkins.
For 14 grade points: Glenna Spatford, Marie Wiley, Irma Van Allen, Alta Richards, Evaline Jones, Jean Diane, Eleanor Carson, Olga Christenson, Celeste Blaine, Bernice Bilhaze, Margaret Bates, Ruth Forney, Anna Fields, Fannie Low Gill, Jennie Root, Shirley Mincks, Margaret Stuteville, Francis Bennett, Roberta Busch, Mary Sue Jeffcoate, Frances Price, Alberta Scrivner, Madeline Hunt, Elizabeth Hunter, Eugenia Ruberstein, Evangeline Smith, Helen Kidd, Alice Coggins, Melva Hayes, Virginia Wills, Marion Silva, Marion Primrock, Louise Robbins, Frances Poison, Verna Wails, Geraldine Hickey, Doris Merithen, Dorothy Nelson, Orine Shepherd, Inalene Wollpert, Jewel Fellars, Opal Foster, Mabel Fulton, Hildreth Brown, Marie Thomas, Mary E. Spaulding, Alice Stover, and Thelma Tabeek.
For 13 grade points: Frances Simmer, Margaret Stevens, Given Sutton, Elizabeth McKeever, Mary Ella Gilbert, Christine Glass, Dorthea Shidler, Jean Menderson, Alice McRae, Patricia Richards, Dorthea Keyster, Dorothy Johnson, Isabel Diehack, Eleanor Detweiler, Helen Bush, Mae Anderson, Jane Alexander, Mary Sherwood, Esther Ridgway, Mary Ellen Baker, Dorothy French, Sybil Hughes, Mary Trayan, Virginia Coates, Merial Watkins, Irma Bayless, Ruby Hudman, Charles Pepper, Laura Ladlow, Roberta Kleinsmid, Lucile Scheibe, Charlsie Herring, Roberta Cos, Lula Emma Hankins, Elizabeth Gholson, Katherine Jackson, Edith Hudson, Louise Logan, Betty Morris, Margaret Schnabel, Corraine Smith, Regna Harris, Mi Bo Tang, Genevieve Sisson, Ethel Gritner, Elizabeth Cooley, Edna Killpack, Helene Wheeler, Media Moore, Kathleen Moore, Katherine Dawson, Genevieve Shieve, Luvenia Purvis, Sue Robertson, Vona Randall, Mae Gosnell, Eloiss Fixaris, Thelma Pritchard, Loretta Jamieson, Marian Enyeart, Lucile Fox, Katherine Maus, Marian Peffley, Evelyn O'Dell, Marguerite Ward, Mary Dooley, Clara Fertz, Norma Goff, Ruby Green, Dorothy Hamilton, Ruth Clawson, Doris Anderson, Florence Panes, Lucy Tatum and Barbara Willis.
For 12 grade points: Esta Taylor, Jane Lang, Mae Taylor, Annie Inman, Margaret Folk, Cruz Vildosola, Elizabeth Hall, Norma Green, Grace Hazelton, Glee Wold, Erna Lee Walker, Mary White, Ruth McKinley, Doris McLuth, Dorothy Quigg, Margaret Johnson, Jean Elliott, Sara Cooley, Marion Conger, Myrtle Mae Cobb, Lovel Phillips, Lois Campbell, Elizabeth Burns, Dione Arnold, Dale Arnold, Lola Hinkle, Caroline Schupp, Velma Rogers, Lillian Fennell, Bernice Wheeler, Flora Hallford, Louise Goldes, Dorthea Harck, Verda Nelson, Marjory Morgan, Bertha Goldman, Elizabeth Jacobs, Felicia Green, Laura Taylor, Marjorie Dalton, Dorothy Pearl Taylor, Jessie Howell, Dorothy Ruby, Edna Kitteman, Jeannette Judson, Ella Keen, Ammon Land, Tertia Wilson, Martha Apperson, Marjorie McNeil, Maxine Sweeney, Myra Hotchkiss, Evelyn Bainett, Mercedes Clark, Rachel Royer, Irene Cage, Maven Anderson, Lucille Seidel, Marjorie Miller, Melba Ward, Ethel Fisher, Bernice Barber, Andrew Brannon, Nellie Sutton, Lois Shock, Marjorie Kingsley, Shirley Sanford, Verne Sisson, Merle Justice, Maggie Johnson, Katherine Copeland, Edith Craker, Eleanor Flint, Jo Tilden, Grace Gulland, Marguerite Morairity, Gladys Clanton, Pauline Kasun, Dorothy Stauffer, Virginia White, Gracabel Swift, Margaret Stanford, Alice Bowman, Marie Ames, Margaret Anderson, Mary Frances Berryman, Ramona Harris, Catherine Ladlow, Donna Mae Johnson, Margaret Jordan, Kathryn Hellworth, Lucille Hamm, Josephine Tinker, Catherine Walton, Dorthea Nelson, Virginia Darnell, Elizabeth Seaman, Jane Schnabel and Mary Silverstone.
Boys
For 16 grade Points: Ray Booher, Andy Coates, Carl Erickson, Lew Oliver, Henry Raymond, Melvin Reese and Arthur Wilkinson.
For 15 grade points: Halfred Bacon, Edward Black, Willard Fiske, Alex Frazier, Arnold Friberg, Tommy Kendig, Bob McAlpine, Gilbert Mills, Bill Mougeot, Laird Racy, Kenneth Taber, Russell White.
For 14 grade points: John Bowman, Marion Clawson, Jim Dyer, David Dunning, Joseph Dwight, William Gilbert, Jack Gohring, Eli Gorodezsky, Milton Gorodersky, Charles Hartman, Bill Johnson, Glen Johnson, Noel Jones, Bill Leiber, Donald McIntyre, Joe Melzer, Max North, Earl Pingry, Charles Pratt, Jack Raymond, Lawrence Sitkin, R. Super, Millard Waters, and Andrew Loper.
For 13 grade points: Alfred Baughn, Charley Bayer, William Borem, Haeman Bradshaw, P. Brown, Tom Caldwell, John Cole, Tom Davies, Hershal Dunn, Jess England, Thomas English, H. Enlows, Melvern Ensign, Neil Fetter, K. Fisher, Brooks Fiske, Andrew Fitzhugh, George Gile, Donovan Healy, Larry Hinkle, Larry Hutton, Rheem Jarret, Hal Johnson, Ivan Johnson, Dan Lane, John Lentz, Jack Manning, Richard McQuay, Marvin Menefee, Charles Mincks, Bernard Muffley, Forrest Pettycrew, Luther Spaulding, Harold Spotts, Oliver Stallings and Bob Van Worst.
For 12 grade points: Arthur Arnold, Frank Ashley, Earnest Ames, James Bates, Joe Busch, Lee Busch, Horace Bandy, Henry Gate, Edward Corbett, Charles Cartledge, Fred Cooley, William Carson, Franklin Davis, Robert Davenport, Eugene Decker, Frank Gilbert, G. Goodale, Elbert Gilbert, Vie Lytle, Sam Lane, Herbert Lahr, Ceorge Mazon, Edmund Mell, Rickard Morarity, Eugene Nay, Ray Pratt, John Reinhart, Sterling Robertson, B. Redding, Nelson Stotter, Gordon Smith, Bernard Suthrue, Morton Swift, K. Van Epps, Frederick Weaver, Francis Wolpe, Wing Lew and Bill Wilkinson.
