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

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T b t F l l l r 4 EXPERTS AT WQBK: Our school has its skilled craftsmen, too, who must keep the wheels moving, the grounds beautiful, and the buildings in repair. Upper left shows Engineer Lane inspecting new installations in the steam plant. Bight: Ground-breaking operations for the new Home Economics addition west of Building One. Left center: Down go the bleachers, to be re-erected at Municipal Stadium for the summer. Bight center: Messrs. Qsborn and Pool fire up the engines for a cold day. Lower left: Palms require a manicure each spring, and Ed Stone and Frank Haley are just the chaps to do it. Lower right: Night Watchmen Warner and Branch punch the clock in Fifth Building. C301

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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

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ur Cafeteria ONE lS WHAT one eats, the old adage goes. And as we eat, our Cafeteria hears its praises sung. No- where in the country could we expect to find better variety of food at more reasonable prices than in our own Cafeteria. This year was the first here for Director Kennedy: in spite of all the attendant problems, such as a hold-over deficit, increased cost of labor, equipment, and many foods, she saw to it that we got the best of food. Student help was regulated in a new and practical way, extra costs were eliminated when we co-operated by carrying our trays to the washing room, and our appetites and waistlines were hoisted by the super food that came our way. Our thanks, Mrs. Kennedy and Company, for a yummy year of good eats! 2. i- Lots O Good Food lior Multitude tg Q 'Y L- Wggie' 'r' l 9 if :ti ' Imam? L 9' 3- l G 4 1 CAFETERIA: Ready to serve us with the best of food are FRONT ROW Willie Owen Hxldur Smith Alice Ludlow Mrs Kennedy Geneva Fields. Mrs. Sapp, Edna Marsh. BACK ROW-Edna McGinnis Evelyn Mock Tom Vanderveld Howard Padgett Henry Stewart Get trude Doner, Nellie Heath, Ioel Von Blomberg. Laura Addington Hilda Kerman ABOVE Mrs Sapp and Mrs Addington place those de licious home-made pies within our reach. t31l