Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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UZ'!51'6?ll! ffdfifdfff Toe Guttlerez is explaining to the American Government class the different attractions in Washington, D. C. Aftfffi. .. I H!!! M' SKJRJK df' I WHA? MR CLARENCE SHAW Instrumental Music During any part of the day you can hear music coming from one of the music rooms. The music department holds many concerts during the year. The directors of each department have nick names, Mr. 'String' Shaw and Mr. 'Sing' Shaw. 16 Listening to the teacher in English class are lim Grant Mardelle Bartlet Bob Hydrick Kent Hughes

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MRS. IOSEPHINE GRUNDY MR. HARVEY HIRSH MRS. KATHERINE MORTENSON Spanish English English MfV6!ff76'i . .. 4709? JMVIJCF WIFE Fifi W6fA l,9 English is a necessity that cannot be over- emphasized. No person can achieve if his grammar is poor. French, Latin, German, and Spanish are being offered at Washington High. Through these languages the students will have a basic understanding of a country and its people. MR. DOUGLAS SPENCER English MISS DIANA SUGGS MR. PERCY TOTHEROH MR. FRED WOODS French English Spanish 15

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MR. HERBERT FABHICAND MR. IAMES GALLAGHER MR. LEGNABD HINDS U. S. History U. S. History American Government 6'19iff'A'A'1WfVZ.. 4 Wi? e?fl1'WAf6 The courses being taught in Social Studies include World Geography, World History, U. S. History, and American Government. These courses help students form opinions and ideas in helping them to understand the world in which we live. MR. LYNN HOWARD Social Studies MR. RONALD MURPHY MB. CHARLES OGDON MRS. RETA TANKERSLEY American Government American Government Social Studies 17