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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1951
Page
4
The readable fragment shows a dated distribution in Phoenix Arizona during September 1951. It mentions the Phoenix Gazette publication and page designation but contains no clear event person or outcome to summarize into a distinct news item. Further readable details would clarify the main action or topic.
Enrollment in Phoenix Union High Schools totaled 10 061 with breakdowns for Phoenix College 964 Phoenix Union 2 869 North Phoenix 2 557 West Phoenix 2 077 Phoenix Technical 1 226 and Carver High 368. Total enrollment rose about eight percent from last year while Phoenix College decreased five percent.
New York colleges face serious financial troubles as enrollment falls 250000 to 2250000 students this year, a 10 percent drop from last year. The New York Times reports this is the second straight year of declines, according to Benjamin Fine.
Phoenix Union High School principal James S. Carter told the Phoenix City Council that marijuana in schools is overplayed. He said in six years as principal he has had no drug cases and urged cooperation among school officials, juvenile officers, and police. He noted colleges now accept diplomas without specified foreign language or two math requirements, suggesting tradition rather than need drives those rules.
Osborn School Parent-Teacher Association executive board members host a family night with a potluck supper at 6 30 p m in the school cafeteria 3415 N Central Mrs Dix Price is program chairman Children’s movies at 7 30 p m while parents tour the school and meet teachers
Roosevelt School PTA invites families to open house at 7 30 p m after a Neighborhood House meeting on Seventh Street and Southern Home room mothers hostesses under Mrs Myrl Rowland program chairman New officers include Mrs Robert Stoltz as first vice president and Walter Bright named Grandview School principal Loma Linda PTA to host music show and motion picture in school cafeteria with officers and chairmen listed for the year
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints purchased two Sacramento Valley ranches totaling 2300 acres for 800000 dollars. Holt Realty Co. reported the sale. use of the land was not disclosed. The properties are the 1400-acre Henry Rich ranch on the Sacramento River in Yolo County and the 900-acre Jens and Helge Harmes ranch.
Kenilworth School PTA board of managers will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow at 736 Encanto, home of president Mrs. Robert T. Phillips. Topics include planned recreation Halloween festivities parent education workshop budget and open house.
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