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

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FACULTY COMMERCIAL: Watching the boss at work are Robert E. Bell. Vivian Phillips, Loyd Elliott. and Charles Cox. The boss is Department Chairman A. E. Brock. Commercial: Dorothy M. Burdscrl takes the seat of honor at the electric billing and posting machine, surrounded by fellow teachers Emma Brosam, Ioseph M. Miller, Georgie Hunter, E. I.. Rodgers. and Mary Daou. HIGH SPEED typing on the electric machine is demonstrated by Edith Haner for the benefit of Harry A. Phillips. Ruth Bradish. Betty Mc- Cubbins, Iames H. Glass, and Alice Fox. i16l

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FACULTY SOCIAL EDUCATION notes interest history teachers Ethel V. Craig, I. I. Wagoner, Lucille Anderson Kseatedl and R. H. Ogle and Cecel Nicolay. ALERT T0 HISTORICAL EVENTS HISTORY lS BEING made so fast these days one is busy 'enough keeping up with current events, let alone delving into the circumstances that led our civilization into its 20th Century ways. So it is that alert, forward-thinking instructors are in demand for teaching our young moderns. Headed by Dr. R. H. Ogle, the History Department, re-named this year the Social Education Department, is very much alive, informed, and progressive. ln addition to standard textbooks, the department makes use of visual aids, news magazines, outside speakers, and an abundance of student participation to keep history and its related subjects vital and interesting. HISTORY: Globes and maps are always good reading material for these teachers. From the leit are Francis Siegel, Alda Sherman Harry Eagan. Myra Hotchkiss. E. D. Tussey. Ruth Cole, and Don Ellis. C159

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FACULTY NOT POSED was this telephone-ab ear snap ot the Girls Physical Edu- cation faculty. Busy Ruth McNeill handles cr call while Sally Young, Berneil Maxey. and Elizabeth Blake look on. THEIRS IS A YUUTHFUI. ENTHUSIASM PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN is no longer a matter of reporting for a twice-a-Week stint at running around the stadium track or lifting an imaginary Weight while the instructor intones Cnet Two! Threei Four! Everybody participates in a Wide variety of games, exercises, and the like under a staff of skilled physical education experts as large as the entire faculty of some high schools. Under general direction of R. R. Robinson, the department extends to the boys and girls here the best in healthful, interesting activity. THEY LEARN good habits of eating, posture, sportsmanship, and play, and will carry this training into their adult lives. Perhaps the best lesson the youthful Coyotes learn, though, is the example set by the teachers themselves. When the All School Tournament rolls around, you'll find the ' coaches teaming with students to hustle for championship honors in badminton, table tennis, and l the numerous other sports. Our physical education staff will always seem full of pep and the en- thusiasm of youth because they have remembered how important it is to know how to play. COACHES Iohn Black. Wendell Patterson, R. R. Robinson, Steven E. Carson, Robert P. Ruman. and Virgil Marsh look pleasant lor all to see. we - r U75