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

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i Working For Health and Safety go hand in hand towards making one a better person. At Phoenix Union everything is done to make students realize the importance of these two words. Our driver training program is set up to make students of our school aware of traffic responsibilities. SAFETY COUNCIL members are gathered around their exhibit to demonstrate results of careless driving. This wrecked car was brought to the Quad to arouse students' DO YOU NEED glasses? Here is one way to find out right in the basement of the First Building. Here Pat Settle has her eyes checked by Mrs. June Weber ilefti and Mrs. Harry Andrews. Health, Safety The various clubs at school sponsor health drives all year around. With the assistance of faculty advisers everything is done to make us more capable motorists and healthier persons. The school does its share, we're learning we must do our part as conscientious citizens. interest in the safe driver program. Council members are ftop fowl Winslow, Reed, Harris, Neer. Kneeling from left are Mr. John Waters, adviser, Suman and Connor.

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Co-Operation Is Keynote Here OFFICERS! Looking over a splen- did League record are, from left, Secretary Byrd, President Fulton, and Treasurer Bacon. Vice-president Walker was ab- sent the day picture was taken. BY WORKING TOGETHER, Girls' League guided hundreds of girls through another fun- filled, work-filled year. Holding the League banner higher than ever was the Central Coun- cil, composed of outstanding girls from each of the tour classes. Their activities were many. WORKERS! Central Council took time off from its many activities to pose for Phoenician picture. ln Row 1 are Ong, Walker, Bacon, Fulton, Byrd, Young, and Meza. Busier than the busiest of Coyotes, these girls sponsored two tormals, attended state and interstate conventions, adopted several elderly ladies, and still found time to lend their support to girls in need of books, cloth- ing, and lunches. Food sales padded treasury. Row 2: Zanin, Cardwell, Stow, Chapman, Koy, Mabry, Caldwell, Bandy, and D. Fung. Top Row: Wright, Torres, Tom, Holly, Wong, B. Fung, Yaben, Wingfield, and Felix. 455

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MEMBERSHIP drive opens with a flourish. Mrs. Webber RIGHT: PTA President Hogg presents Mr. Carter award and Mrs. Neer are on the job at the PTA fall dinner. for his co-operation as PUHS principal since I946. Co-Cperation Their Byword Scholarships, dinners, awards, and inocula- tions are part of the many activities Phoenix Union's Parent-Teacher Association has taken an active part in during the school year. Pro- grams have included the annual PTA dinner, and an honor award to Principal James Carter. PTA mothers helped when students were given the Salk anti-polio shots and had eyes and ears tested. They also organized panel discussions relating to teen-age problems. PTA Board included students Loretta Lyons, Alan Wick, Margaret Bandy, and Rudy Garcia. FRIENDS meet at the annual PTA Dinner. Student Joe Martin lstandingi greets Mr. and Mrs. Ben Avery and their daughters Margie and Mary.