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

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.-f TXX -Hr l'c' QUALITY COUNTS, agree Home Making Instructors itop groupl Cherry Ferrell, Edna Tarleton, Gladys Funk, and Janet Daou. BELOW: Those Play School tots have plenty Homemaking 141 2 4 if of fine toys, a few of which are admired by Home Making Teachers lnez King, Dorothea Wyman, Mattie Estelle Bur nett, and Kathryn Arnold. Come over 'n play! Hlp HAPPINESS in cne's lite- time can't be precisely measured in any special order, but a pleasant hom r with the right kind of food, clothing, and management can take a large share ot the creditl Our Home Making teachers realize the importance ot teaching us how to live within the budget, shop for the best and most nutritious foods, and use today's marvelous appliances such as sewing machines, washers, and ovens to the best advantage.

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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.,

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Good Sports 'Y . x . sl ,Au P ' lc SQUARE dancers get their call from Berneil Maxey while lfrom Ieftl being observed by Betty Fairfax, Lucene Bill- ing, Ruth McGuffie, Elizabeth Blake, and Mariarn McKee. eamwork Without Heroics MUSCLES MAY BULGE on those big he-man coaches, but beneath all that brawn lies a tremendous capacity tor love and understanding of Phoenix Union's milling thousands, Upon Physical Education instructors falls the responsibility ot teaching students the need tor team- work. There's no room tor heroes on the squad, unless the boys work together nobody really gains a victory worthy ot the name. ROSY-Cl-IEEKED girls don't get that way with cosmetics . r not at PUHSl That healthy glow and the good looks that go with high health are a result of the PE Program directed by the petite but alert ladies who teach tennis, badminton, dancing, basketball, and the like to hundreds of interested girls. PLAYBOYS with a purpose! Action comes naturally to those Edwin Long, William Saunders, Sam Winningham Martin stalwarts, who coach Coyote sports: David Gocdson, Lowell Marich, and George Endres Many coaches serve as playground Bailey, Jim Winningham, Wendell Patterson, Steven Carson, directors during the summer vacation months. -1 'S X E 'XL st 4121 31