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

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Faculty HISTORY: Amid their world maps and news magazines are hop group! Ruth Cole. Cecel Nicolay. I. C. Hays, seated: Thomas E. McCarty. Myra Hotchkiss. and Iohn Waters. Below are lseatedl Harry Eagan, Aida Sherman, R. H. Ogle, Douglas Cary. Ethel V. Craig, cmd E. D. Tussey. hey'rc Up On The World Of Today THERE iS AN air of activity in the upper halls of the Eighth Building where the History Department holds forth, for everyone enjoys his history at Phoenix Union High. Headed by genial Dr. Ogle, the History Department is right on its toes with able instructors, the latest visual aids, and up-to-the- minute trends in national and World affairs. Everyone in school will emerge stronger in his conviction of the American Way of life. PERHAPS OUR Trail toward democracy will begin in one of these fine classes, Certainly We-'ll learn about freedom for ourselves as Well as others, and an understanding of the rights as well as the duties that go with successful living. 6 C283

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Facult 'IO' f a . FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Caught by the photographer wlzje working on the Foreign Language Department's bulletin board are May M. Morgan. department head, and Hazel B. Redewill. seated, and Marie P. Woodward, Rose M. Plummer, Blanche H. Adams, H. E. White. Eddie Ruth Hutton and Rita Cannell, standing. WHICH lS OUR HSMTLINGESTH faculty group? We hereby nominate the Foreign Language Department for the honor. You will have to search a long time to find a more congenial group of teachers. They have made friends of all their students and admirers of other teachers who fail to see, sometimes, what there is to smile about! But warm-hearted friendliness and a World-wide sympathy for all people of every land keynotes the entire program oi this department. Smile and the rest of the World will join in! lt's a good policy. OUR TEACHERS know how to play, once they get out of the classroom and into a place like Bud's Barn! The annual mixer with North Phoenix High School's faculty was very sucf cessful. Numerous gatherings in the Social Hall helped, also, to punctuate the year with glad times. DREAMING OF the horrors besetting new teachers is C. L. Ford. dramatics coach. who is being prodded on by other teachers 1 a skit given for the joint faculties of Phoenix Union and North High at Bud Brown's Barn. C27l

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Facult A HEALTH: Yule Season is also Christmas Seals season, as these teachers show in backing the charity drive. Left to right are Ruth Askins. Aliece Hale, Ieanette Banker. Dorothy Davis. We Sta n The Trail To Health HEALTH and strength are requisites of hardy travelers On The Trail to success. Led by such Crusaders as Mrs. leanette Banker, we have also learned that prevention of disease is a lot more practical than a quick cure. This year the health faculty and a capable crew ot teachers from other departments spearheaded a drive to keep all of us on the Health Trail. INDUSTRY will welcome the new crops oi engineers and builders who learned the funda- mentals at schools such as ours. This year we added to our Auto Shop, enlarged and im- proved facilities in the Machine Shop, set up a new Radio Shop, and in general stream- lined the Industrial Arts Department, headed by capable Mr. Harry Crockett. INDUSTRIAL ARTS faculty members gather in the Radio Shop to watch a demonstration of light rays on the oscilloscope to test wave frequencies. From the left are Lloyd D. Iamison. Harry L. Crockett, Clarence I. Iohnson, Wesley V. G. Hoqer, Duane I. Cornelius. Henry W Heidenreich, Barney Shehane, and Don M. Coursen. . T T' 1 A