Phoenix Union High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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.vf '-. . ss l-'Wt sir 2 1 fi? .gf F5 333,865 A NOT MANY YEA.RS AGO, it was very common to have students go from high school into the grade school as teachers. And one or two years of normal school equipped them to teach in high school. High standards are hard to achieve, and for that reason Phoenicians have cause to loe proud of the educational progress evident among Phoenix teachers. They are as Well trained as a college faculty and their standards have set a high mark for other schools to try for. Tow row: BLANCHE S. ADAMS, Foreign Language: B.S., Kansas State: M.A., Colorado U. ATLEEN R. ALLEN, Homemaking: B.S., Kansas State: M.S., Colorado State. GEORGE BEELER, Phys. Ed.: B.A., U. of Ariz. L. L. BLACKSHARE, History: B.A., Colorado State. MlLA M BRAY, Dramatics: A.B., U. of Iowa: M.A., Northwestern. Second row: E. A. BROCK, Commercial: B.S., Flagstaff: M.S., U. of S. Calif. MARION MAY BUCHANAN, English: A.B., Drury College: M.A., U. of Ill. DOROTHY P. BURDSAL, Commercial: B.A., U. of Ariz.: M.A., Stanford. C. M. BURTON, Mathematics: A.B., William Iewel College: M.A., U. of Missouri. EMMA L. BROSAM, English: B.S., W.T,S.T.C.: M.A., U, of Ariz, Third row: RlTA CANELLE, Foreign Language: A.B., Escuela ln- dustrial fBranch of U. of Mexicol. STELLA B. CASE, English: A.B., Fargo College: M.A., U. of Wisconsin. ERNEST CHOVVNTNG, Eng- lish: A.B., U. of Ariz. BESSIE B. CHURCHTLL, Mathematics: B.A., Hasting's College: M. A., U. of Ariz. HARRY L. CROCKETT, In- dustrial Arts, B.S., U. of Ariz.: M.A., Colorado Ag. Bottom row: DORIS DeLAP, English: A. B., Midland College: M.A., U. of Columbia. RALPH B. DIXON, Science: A.B., U. of Va. MYRA DOWNS, Mathematics: A.B., Ohio State College: M.A., U. of Columbia. HOMER DUKES, Industrial Arts, Sheet Metal Works. HARRY B. EAGAN, History: A.B., Stanford. C289

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At Work Or Pla , Teachers Co-operate CO-OPERATION has meant much to teachers throughout the nation during the last several years. Such a spirit is alive among Phoenix Union teachers, too. They work together for the good oi the protes- sion and to improve the quality ot their service to the community. The Classroom Teachers Associa- tion this year was led by the teachers pictured in the upper group. Watching President Harry Crock- ett search for just the right word in the dictionary C277 are Cecel Nicolay, Aileen Allen, Ralph Dixon, Flor- ence Emery, Harry Phillips, Doris Delsap, May Mor- gan, and Alda Sherman. Lower left: Who should show up at a faculty party but Capt. A. R. Etzweiler, former bandmasterl The same party, with Miss Harper and Mr. Hays stumping the experts in whist. Other teachers you might recognize are Mr. Burton, Miss Morgan, Mr. Eagan, Miss Powers, Mr. Dixon, Miss Brosam, and Miss Buchanan.

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F acult EIFTY YEARS AGO our student body W large as our present faculty. But the fact that We have a large number of students and a correspond- does not mean that teach- as hardly as ingly large teaching staff ers have no time to spend making friends with their students. Eriendliness is a characteristic among teachers on our campus. And it's no Wonder we see a steady stream of service men visiting the school and heading down the familiar halls for a I ten chat with teachers they had three, five, or even YSCIIS GQO. Mr ot ' Hey z ' The gasping of his puns one operator 1IS?SHSMES' H011 . d in, foo! ' - Cm NGER Mathematics- B.A., Mt. Top row: FLORENCE G. EMERY, English, A.B., Mt. Holyoke College, M. A., U. of Mich. L. S. FARRI , , Morris College, M.S. U. of S. Calif. ALICE FOX, Commercial, B.S. Calif. GLADYS FUNK, Home Making, A.B., University of Southern Calif. WILLIAM M. GATES, Registrar, B.S., Northeastern Missouri State, M.S., U. of Missouri. Middle row: ART GORMAN, Business Office. WELTHA ANN GRAHAM, Music, B.M., U. of Ariz., P.S.M., Boston U., M.M, Boston U, GLENDALE GRIFFITHS, Science, A.B,, U. of Kansas, A.M., U. of Kansas. IANE B. I-IAISLIP, Allied Arts, B.S., Texas State, M.A., U. of S. Calif. LOIS HALLADAY, English, B.S., Northeastern Mo. State, M-A., Colorado State. Bottom: IEAN HANSEN, Home Counselor, A.B., Colorado State, M.A., Columbia. VERNON HATCHCOCK, Industrial Arts, B. A., Ari- zona State, M.A., Colorado State. I. C. HAYS, History , B.S., Texas State, M.A., U. of Ariz. RUTH L. HETI-IERINGTON, Phy. Ed., B. S., Pamona, M.S., U. of S. Calif. HOWARD W. HENRY, Industrial Arts, B.S., Rose Poly Tech. K ...st is t .. . L l i Z . . , . . .1