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

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They're All Business COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT teachers are always busy. Here Robert E. Bell gives Dorothy P. Burdsal a few pointers, while Edith I-laner looks over some papers with William T. Mason. ALI. EYES focus on Vivian Phillips as she shows Charles Cox, Loyd C. Elliott, Betty McCubbins and loseph M. Miller the how of operating this piece ol ofiice machinery, a calculator. GEORGE HUNTER demonstrates the best techniques while Eugene A. Brock, Ruth Bradish, E. L. Rodgers and John Caceletto take mental note. C243

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Artists At Work ART DEPARTMENT: Teachers for Phoe- nix Union's budding artists are Corde- lia M, Perkins, Iulia McCann, Gertrude Reppert and Mildred E. Spires. OUTSTANDING ARTISTS can-trace their first steps toward success back to their training in high school. Sound principles, painstaking detail, and enthusiasm go with talent to turn the spotlight on our student artists. This year 32 Phoenicians won 57 gold key first places at the annual Scholastic Art Show. Prize winners were to be entered for national honors at the Scholastic contest in Philadelphia. What's Cooking . . . ? HOME MAKING theories are as practical as the down- to-earth courses taught over in the new Building I wing. Cooking, sewing, table arrangements, etiquette, and a host of other useful and important ideas find their way into Phoenix homes because home making students add their enthusiasm to that of the teachers to make use of what they learn. Careers are okay, but nobody scorns the gal who can cook and sewl HOME MAKING: Preparing to sample some young homemakers' pie are Home Making Teachers tstandinql Edna Tarleton, Mildred W. Wood, Cherry Ferrall and tseatedl Gladys S. Funk, Dorothea N. Wyman and Ann Louise Iohnson. i233

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Good Reading Guides LIBRARIANS Margaret Brunjes, Eleanor Gwinner, Leta Weaver, Beth L. Rogers, Louise Arthur and Mary Bunting are busy here arranging and adding to the files which help us so frequently. WITH ONE OF THE BEST libraries in the nation, Phoe- nix Union High School also may claim one of the best library staffs. Courtesy, consideration, and the desire to help students, along with the knowledge of books and ability to find information are characteristic of our library instructors. Mrs. Rogers, head librarian, also sponsors a Weekly hobby display in the Library. FOREIGN LANGUAGES are mighty mysteries to many, but the cheerful smiles, active participation in school affairs, and the determination to win friends for those who speak another language than our own have elevated our Language Department Way up Where We can see and appreciate its value. Amiable head of the department is Mr. Harry Vlfhite. FOREIGN LANGUAGE tea-:hers take a minute to enjoy some foreign papers and magazines. From the left they are Rose M. Plummer, Spanishg Hazel Redewill, French and Spanish: Marie P. Woodward, Lating I-larry White, Blanche H. Adams and Rita G. Cannell, all Spanish. t25i , .nt wei- :l:?yRiilti155i