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

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Faculty I H Glass Cornmercral Art Gorman Busmess Othce Vlfeltha Ann Graham Allred Arts Glendale Gr1ff1ths SCIGHCQ Ednal Haas Homernakmg Lo1s S Halladay Pubhc Speaklng Mary O Harper Mathernatrcs Franclsl Hathy Cornrnerclal l C Hays Hxstory Ruthl. Hetherlngton Phys1calEducat1on Gladys Hoelzle Mathernatlcs Grace B Holt Secretary to Supt Georgle Hunter Cornrnerclal Fddle Ruth Hutton Fore1gn Language Lloyd D Iannson Industrral Arts Verne D Iones Enghsh Dale Harrret lordan Commerclal Inez W Kmg Hornernaklng L L Krlegbaum Sclence Iohn Laur Busrness Ofttce lscah Mateer Orlentatron loan McNe11l Physrcal Educanon Gertrude E Mendenhall Alhed Arts C Olan Moore Mathematrcs May M Morgan Forergn Language D G Mullms AQI1CullUIG Brology Kathryn Munson Mathematrcs Glad sNe1l Scrence Scott Nelson Engllsh Iournalrsrn Glenn Nesblt Engllsh Cecel M Nlcolay, Orlentatron Ethel Phrlhps, Forergn Language . . , 1 1 1 1 , . . , fl? , 1 . , , . I - 1 - 1 ,f vii, ,A E . , - 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' I . 1 I -4 I . 1 . , , 1 - 1 . . , 1 I 1 - 1 . , , J - 1 . . - , , I 1 V 1 1 1 1 4223

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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 .

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NATIONAL CONVENTION Supt E W Montgomery xmmedxate cxpals rs plctured as he addressed delegates and honor quests m Atlantlc Cxty N I At Dr Montgomerys nght rs Mrss Edrth A Between Great Brltam and the Umted States at hrs left rs U S dISIll'lqUISh6d group are Mrs Pearl Wannamaker NEA presxdent Unxted Natxons representatxve educational dlvxsron Dr Wxllard E secretary and Mr Mervyn Prrtchard educational oihcer Brxtxsh hldden hom the camera past president of the National Assocration of Secondary School Prm at a banquet of the assocxatxon durrng the annual meetmg oi NASSP Ford chaxrman of the Brxtlsh Commrttee for Interchange of Teachers Commxssxoner of Education Iohn W Studebaker Others rn the Dr Paul E Elrcker executive secretary ol NASSP Dr Olav Paus Grunt Gxvens NEA executxve secretary Dr Wtllram G Carr NEA assocrate Embassy Mrs Montgomery was also at the speakers table but was Phoemx Wms Honor Roll embershlp PHOENICIANS wore broader smrles last fall alter the ondary school system result of a Look Magazlne poll among the natron s leaders in education Phoenrx Union Hlgh Schools and Phoenix Iunror Col lege were rated at the top on the Honor Roll of Ameri can Pubhc Schools placing among the best lUO schools in the United States Only 24 other hrgh schools were thus srgnaltzed in the rating comprled after a poll had been taken ot state school superin tendents and other scnool authorrtres Accompanying the Honor Roll was a cnt cal article by Harlan Logan who declared that our nattons schools rnust catch up with the world l today rf they wish to guarantee chrldren adeaadt prepara tion f r the complexttres of modern livrng 1237 THE FACT that our Supt E W Montgomery was of Secondary School Princrpals is evidence national leaders m educatron feel that the Phoenix Unron system under his guidance has won an envlable place rn the fleld As author Logan pomts out the World of today has long since discarded horse and buQQY methods in industry and scrence and 1t requtres that th schools streamline to meet the challenge rn the class rooms of America We can never hope to win a permanent World peace unless we are trained to understand the reasons why peace has farled 1n the past It is gratrtying to know that the Phoentx schools are on the right track O . O O 1OubliCatiOn of G national rating given the local Sec- elected 1946-LI7 president the National Association 1 H 1' I . I . I I I ' ' I I I ' . . . l 'I -.IO