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

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24 , l E i .gg sl ' ff . J og y F I :-- essays, Lawerence Tenes Caryl Terrell Roberta Tucker Betty Tunstall Madeline Turcott Mary Ruth Ubbink Vocational Communications Business Education Vocational English Vocational Scholarships Earned In Vocational -- Technical Field rrll . ' W. T s V ' xii K ' V rx, V ,k.- K he ' lxxxlc' is A X X X N J I . , A drafting student works hard on his assignment. Phoenix Union, one of the largest and best equipped vocational-technical schools, can successfully offer potential experience and learning opportunities in shops, electronics and industrial areas. Taking advantage of the advance pro- gram offered here at Phoenix Union are exchange students enrolled from other Valley high schools. The Arizona State Fair and the annual Exhiborama display the various works done by students. Scholarships and awards are offered to students excelling in their field. Martin Ulloa Frank Vachon Glen Vaughan Maria Luisa Vega Michael Viliborghi Tom Visco Distributive Education Foreign Language Safety Education Foreign Language Study Hall Reading Improvement -Faculty

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Carol Sloekers Richard Smith Wendall Smith George Stegall Genevieve Statz Richard Stephens English Business Education Agriculture Science English Mathematics Coyotes Keep ampus Clean The campus of Phoenix Union took on a more beautiful and cleaner look during the year '67-'68. To the already bright-red Trash cans, yellow flowers were added to make the cans more noticeable to the students. The idea was a rewarding one as signified by the rapid decrease of litter on campus. Girls' League member, Bea Urias, works on trash can painting proiect. Helen Ann Stewart Bea Stoloff Edith Summey Carl Swift Donald Tacia Ann Tgylqr English Special Education Art Vocational English Special Eduqgrion Faculty-23

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W. H. Voigts Mildred Wales Henry Walters Industrial Arts Reading Improvement Vocational-Tech Richard Wambach Ruth Webb Welborn Wells Counseling Counseling Science Gloria Quihuis gets advice from Mr. Cline in Secretarial Office Training class. Business Develops Potentzal Leaders The business program offers many courses in preparation for the busi- ness world. Students are instructed not only in the handling of machines and other equipment used in busi- ness, but also in handling them- selves as attractive persons. The department encourages stu- dents to compete in building up typing and spelling skills. Each year certificates and cards are awarded to students excelling in their specific courses. The annual AMS spelling contest is recommended to each business student. The students' efforts are highlighted at the end of the year with a night assembly dur- ing which students are honored, Mrs. Tucker watches Darlene Ferguson as she key punches her assignment, Faculty-25