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

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TAKE A LETTER-or cu typing test, it's all the same to Mr. AIlen's class Kupper leftl in room 43i. iUpper rightl Could that be Napoleon's bony-part? Betty Benner, Naomi Plumbly, and Bill Blair should know! Miss Brannin's art students flower leftl take a tip, flower rightl Local Color gets a start . . . and Mr. Montgomery . . . under the camera eye of Mr. Cowley, In the background is Mrs. Hill throwing some light on the subject. Work can be fun, if you are interested. Phoenicians find plenty that interest them in the classrooms of PUI-IS. Want to try your hand at science? Proiects and modern equipment, aided and abetted by capable instructors, are at your service. Commercial subjects? You can try out everything from shorthand and typing to bookkeeping, office work, and off the record dictation. Art,-agriculture, auto shop, biology, bank- ing, cooking, draughtmanship, engineering - go right on down the alphabet! If Phoenix High hasn't shown something of interest for you, why, you haven't given it the chance. There is one admonition that Superintendent Montgomery always holds up to his teachers: never lose that youthful enthusiasm. Evidence that his advice has been followed may be seen freely in the zest with which men of the faculty celebrate their annual Steak Fiesta at South Mountains and the enioyment all teachers get from school activities such as athletics, dances, and dinners. Discouraging note: have you ever been able to catch your favorite teacher with a ioke riddle he hasn't already heard? Iphahelicall Speakin , ere's Somelhin

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was--Q,, , ..,,,,y,.L ,. 'A V--1.i4':..s..... A -A g ' -M' ' THAT, GEORGE, IS A BRAIN! Miss Griffiths points out to student Thomon the exact spot where mon does most of his thinking... if ony! Lower right-So it's finger printing the Boys' Federation is practicing on, Mr. Nelson's home room group lines up tor the iob. Center left-Velma Elliott sews ci fine seam, so it seemsl Dolores Witt, Jo Ann Sergeant, and Fotsy Welsh know what it fakes to keep cu husband happy! Seomstresses Snyder, Winfrey, Wilson, Elliot ond Strickler ot work on Mosque costumes. Upper right-Mr. Young points with pride to exhibits A, B, C, ond D in o science discussion. Those two specimens on the bcnck woll ore named stuff and nonsense Right-Mr. Heindenreich ond Mrs. Sheotfer supervise o large-scale operation on Mosque sets, i309