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

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GATHER AROUND: Food and fun drew the attention of teachers on the occasion here pictured. The plcnlc, held at the Coyote Den, served to bring the teachers together ior a Howd'y chat last fall and to meet the new principal and incoming faculty members. Messrs. Ogle and Waters wave gaily to the cameraman ln the upper picture. Lower leit: Children of Mr. Willson and Mr. Gates are ready for that dinner bell tool Teachers Enjo vf-:ning of Fun, Frolic ALL WORK AND NO PLAY used to be the label fastened on the schoolmaster of yore. But if you can find a member of the Phoenix Union faculty who would accept that classification without an argu- ment, you're a better detective than we are! One of the interesting aspects of our work at Phoenix Union High School is the very human quality of OLII teachers. The reason is obvious: our teachers haven't forgotten how to play . . . to relax and enjoy a good joke or a picnic or a social evening. The faculty was the first group to initiate the new Coyote Den. They gathered for a picnic ond program early last fall, to renew acquaintances and to meet the new principal and new teachers. The evening was one of complete enjoyment, with everybody taking an active part in the proceedings. The school year is punctuated, too, by frequent U99 gatherings of the department groups. For example, the English Department teachers held a potluck dinner at the Coyote Den, followed by a program in the Fifth Building. That group also held monthly tea parties for the dual purpose of exchanging ideas and enjoying a break in school routine. Many teachers took an -!'.l R active part in the All- ay A School Tournament, pro- 750 'D moted by the Physical 5.2 Cty Education Department. 41 X ' xii, Participants let down their 0' A hair and enjoyed them- selves to the extent that S the tourney has been de- clared a must for next i i year. -'-1 i, 7 .l ., ,1 Q-, , L1-- i .l ,

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Facult -l0un. fs 'gg mm 45 ew.-fl' TEA TIME ln the Socxal Hall for our teachers Under the qroupl Mxss Anderson Mrs Yaeqer Mlss Mateer Mrs supervlsxon of the SOS Club the faculty enloyed hal! a Schnabel flower plcturel Miss Chowmnq Mxss Morgan dozen or more partxes such as thls courtesy of the Glrls Mrs Hutton Mrs Plummer And dont be looled League and the SOS Teachers pzctured mclude lupper there were men teachers present too' Tlme to Relax PERI-IAPS ONE of the most lrnportant phases of our educatron IS our acquamtance wrth the people we meet And fortunately the thousands of students who have attended and W1ll attend Phoenrx Unron can ga n from the1r teachers an understandma and apprec1at1on of all the thlnqs that make for a fuller and happ1er ltfe Our faculty members are all specraltsts rn the1r part1c1lar fmelds and they realrze fully the respons1b1l1t1es that hey as teachers have to the youth of today They re not letttnq us down erther as can be easrlg seen rf we trace the proqress of alumnl who are makrna a brxaht mark ln the world Classroom assoc1at1on w1th a teacher can grow 1nto a prtceless fr1endsh1p that may tnfluence one s enttre hfe That s why rt 1S doubly tmportant that only the best qualrf1ed be QIVGH thls Job Truly Phoenlx Umcn students have every rzqht to feel proud of the1r l4O faculty members and therr contrtbutrons toward a b tter Amerlca l2ll . 3,51 . . . My Ms, i ' , , -M - a 4 Q ' s . , , K 'L59l'WW l-1, l . I . , ' Q, awry A I -4 Lv ' 4 V . Q X A 4 ' Q ' -1- -or ,A . 0.4, 1.7, . , ,. , T ll' V- 1 , - , 'Vx W' 7 ,. Alf Wne, Us L I I M t rt, I - , A K sm e I , 'Q ,gn , .,t., , - Y' Y s a 5 , , 0 , 4 44.2 u, ff ' V , - . n . I I I . I I I - I n 0 , , ' ' c ' 1 - . . . . . I . I . I . - V V L , , . . . . I I I - I I V - , I V , I l I 9 - . l .