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

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Science 9 N45 4' THINGS STIR when scien- tists gather! ABOVE: Look' William Vaughn, physiogra- phy instructor, can balance a huge boulder on two fing- ers. But the rock's lack of 1: weight is no secret to lfrom Ieffl Charles Finley, L, L. Kriegbaum, H. H. Turner, and Glendale Griffiths. WATCH OUT! Scientists Dale Mullins, .lames R. Wil- son, Clark Young, John Ewart, and Ralph Dixon have complete faith in the skill of Vernon Bice, shown with ex- periment. They Make Us Into Believers SCIENCE MAKES the world go 'round . and it makes our heads spin too, when we try to figure out some of those experiments! But hard work and skillful, patient instructors see us thrcugh. Vwle come to a knowledge of general science and an appreciation of physics and chemistry --- in spite of the minor explosions, weird smells, and sundry obstacles. GROWTH OF THE Science Exposition has intrigued many students. A large number helped at the science show as ushers and guides- while learning a thing or two themselvesl Mr. Homer Turner heads this efficient department. l?Oi

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So Long GET-TOGETHER: Retiring teachers gather for a friendly chat Shown look- ing over a number of yearbooks arc, from left, Beth Rogers, James Hays, Glendale Griffiths, Anne Gupton, L L Kriegbaum, Emma Brosam, Jim Wil- son, and Myrtle Rodgers. 1 ONE OF OUR MOST difficult tasks is to tell old friends goodby. But just as time marches on, so do the years of service, and each year a few more of our teachers leave the school where they have contributed wonderfully to the growth of students. May every one of them find new happiness in their Golden Years i . free from cur noisy chatter and the pressing problems of the classroom. Come back to see us, won't you? We'll never forget you Please don't forget us' Old Phoenix Union will always be your home Best Wishes. PREVlEWl While Hazel Rcdewill of the Foreign Languages newlyfacquired movie RIGHT: Health Center personnel look Department, and Mary Bunting, A-V assistant, admire his tech- over some recent reports From left are Nurses Muriel Island nique, William P Davis :Ldio visual aids director checks a Ruth Asklns, and Jennette Banker at ' mfg-Hr, - 5 . 4 E X , . .Z P ll9l T

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Busy People MERRY CHRISTMAS to you, tool Celebrating the coming Yule season around the department tree are E. Roy Shortridge, William Mason, Theodore Borek, Dorothy Burdsal, E. A, Brock, and May Carpenter. as 'HA it ' wx - . Good Work Builds Success LET'S BE BUSlNESSLlKEl Many people go through lite believing that they must not assert themselves for tear of hurting another's feelings , . . when all the time the persons they are most injuring are themselvesl An understanding ot good business practices and care- ful observation of ethical standards can lead on to success for all concerned. THE OLD-TIME grocer who used to give away cheese and crackers to the town loaters had to overcharge the more solid citizens it he wanted to make a living. But cheesy methods won't work in a more modern economy, Business Education students learn accuracy in accounting, typing, shorthand, and vocabulary, they study commercial law, business machines, office practices. They have really learned worthwhile attitudes and skills by graduation time HANDY GADGETS are electric calculators and comptometers, Robert Bell, Betty McCubbin, Charles Cox, lstanclingl Ruth decide these Business Education instructors. Seated lfrom Ieftl Bradish, Robert Barnhart, Richard Smith, John Caceletto, James are Vivian Phillips, Rex Cline, Edith l-laner, Charles Adair, l.eSueur, Hazel Gaddis, Merle Lange, and Pauline Potect iz io Q X.,