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

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-not 41 X Faculty S5 X 0 . ...SC '27 my- 'f gsm ,V E 'gimme Q S 5 fi XX PRESIDING at the tea table during Christmas tea given the faculty by the SOS Club is May Forman who is serving Ruth Hetherington McNeil while Harry Eagan and Mary Daou compare notes on the cakes. Teacher roup hat's utstanding TEACHERS HAVE iaith in their profession to the extent that they will iight tor sound principles of education, a decent living standard, and the dignity and importance that their Work should represent. The fact that Phoenix Union High School has a faculty roster that would be the envy of most colleges speaks Well tor our standards here. Our place at the head of the nation's secondary schools is made more nearly secure by the fact that We strive to secure- and retain-outstanding men and women as teachers. Alive to the needs ot the school and the community, our teachers are determined to keep faith with those they serve. TEACHER OFFICERS of the Phoenix Union Association this year were fseatedl Forrest Darsey, D. G. Mullins. Lucille Anderson. Gladys Hoelzle. Georgie Hunter, Don Coursen. Standing: Verne Iones, Weldon Zimmerman, C. W. Roland, Francis Hathy. Iohn Waters. and Barney Shehane. C183

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ORIENTATION: Director William Gates, Ethel Rosenberry, Harry Phillips, William Stone, Lucille Hansen, Raymond Cowley, and Dorothy Kearney. i17l Guidance-Key To A Successful Life WITHOUT GUIDANCE, tew ot us could stay Very long on that rocky road to success. Experi- ence, they say, is the best teacher, but it that experience is made useful to us by mature judg- ment of carefully trained teachers, all the better for us and all the iewer knocks and bruises! Our guidance program, started a number of years ago, also has improved with age. Newest methods in guidance, an excellent personnel, and a co-operative student body have spelled real progress in this field. Nw? ' fT7 .g -2 EXAMINING one of the terry cloth T-shirts which were among the many items available for the iirst time this year at the bookstore are Mrs. Ruth Cosgrove and Mr. James Marsh, school accountant.

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When Teachers Meet TEACHERS' CONVENTION--eProbably the first major group to use the new auditorium seats were the teachers who attended the Arizona Eiucation Association meeting held in Novem- ber. Phoenix Union students, of course, applauded their convening here, because for them it meant a day-and-a-half holiday! Participatng in several phases of the program, which included departmental meetings, alumni groups, a delegate assembly, and an address by Dr. Will Durant, author and philosopher, were a number of Phoenix Union administrators. Upper left are Alice Vail, Governor Garvey, and Ruth Adams, AEA president. Also shown are lack Prince, Lois Rogers, and Lucy Scott. ln lower left corner is Mr. lVIcDonanld of the National Education Association. Dr. Durant, upper right, addresses the convention. Miss Adams and Francis Feeney are shown at right center. CCut courtesy AEA Teacher-Parent?