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

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wg iq ,fy ' ET. r , , nm e 1' l --4 Facult HOME MAKING: Very much inter- ested in the blue prints lor the new Home Economics addition are Gladys Funk, Aileen Allen, Anne Hill, Mildred W. Wood, Inez King, Edna Tarleton, and Cherry Ferral. MUSIC: In close harmony are these musicians, with Weltha Graham at the piano: Milton K. Rasbury, Iohn Rahn, Harvey Zorn, and A. R. Etz- weiler. ART: Studying the list oi winners in the annual Scholastic competition brings smiles to the faces oi these teachers. There's a reason, too. Phoe- nix Union students won 49 gold keys and numerous second places. From the left are Mildred E. Spires, Cor- delia M. Perkins, Gertrude Menden- hall, and Iulia McCann. C207

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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?

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W 3 ' K t Q 1. 1 ,, r - n 3' -1 A Q ' Facult we , , Nm GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Grouped in their newly decorated office are Lorette Brinegar, Berneil Maxey. Ruth H. McNeil, and Eliza- beth Blake. FEW SCHOOLS in America boast a finer physical education program for boys and girls than that in active operation at Phoenix Union High School every period during the school day. Whether it is golf, gymnastics, fencing, or ping pong, We have teachers and students mutually enjoying the healthful physical activity. Blessed with moderate winter climate and bounti- ful sunshine, the physical education program is geared to outdoor activity although two huge gymnasiurns are available for indoor sports. DlREC'l'lNG the Health, Safety, and Physical Education Department is a corps of qualified, able instructors headed by R. R. Robinson, department head. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION: The attractive faculty dining room provides a meeting place for the boys' physical education and coach- ing staif. Eating lunch are Martin Marich, R. R. Robinson. Steven E. Carson, Vernon Braash, Iohn Black. Brehman Bud Robinson. and Robert P. Ruman. ,.. ..-.... ' L A , E C213 E ls Q H- Q'