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

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Faculty At Play . COYOTE CAPERS are for faculty tool Once they get away from the humdrum of class routines, our sometimes stern-visaged teachers relax. . .let down their hair, and enjoy life. . .almost as if they were youngsters! Seriously, everybody knows the value of funfests, and teachers are no exception. Scene above shows the faculty in a name game during a Halloween party at the Cafeteria. XV7 SUCH PARTIES ARE IMPORTANT in other ways. ln a school employing over 130 instructors, it is possible for our teachers to be strangers with 45 one another. The brief introduction newcomers receive at the opening of school requires follow-ups at social functions if the teachers are to become acquainted. In fact, some of our younger pedagogues are taken for students by the old timers! But not for long . . . with the teachers' Social Committee on the job.

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Dean R. E. McCullar FRIENDSHIPS between teachers and stu- dents are an accepted fact at our school . . . part of the tradition of a friendly campus. And setting the pace in jollity and good will are the department chair- men and our deans. GONE FROM the memory of all but the oldest inhabitants are stories about sour- puss profs. Genuine love of young peo- ple, a keen sense of humor, and a zest for happy living mark our teacher-friends. Our Coyote Capers would be mighty feeble without teacher encouragement! Harry Phillips Donald Shea eaders Harry Crockett Industrial Arts Jeanette Banker Health C. E. Willson English James Hays Visual Aids Ralph Ogle Mathematics Military Training History