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

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'faire WM Av-n..,,, .,..,. M 5' .23 - , elf? ig? gigs: ' tit it r ys Z r , I f- 4 , '-fwwrq 711 V 'lm Q, '57-Bi in 181 sK 5 'nw-A .ix . . SS. . . SSS'-4 gtg xx-'9 PICTURED AT TOP are Phoenix Unionls fine library stotf From left to right they are Walters, Baubits, Carr, Davis, and Bergman, Mrs Carr has been with Phoenix Union over ten years Health Center nurses, middle, Mrs. Aslsins and Mrs, Shannen, prepare to administer a hearing test, Mr. Mosley, liiittoni, discusses one of the many audio-visual aid tilm icels to his secretary, Mrs, Clara Hill. M clicine, Literature And AV Like to read? Phoenix Union is proud that our library is one of'the West , finest. Boolxs touching on every subject may he lonnd at our fingertips. Our librarians' ifatience, cheer fulness, and skill have started many a Phoenix Union nonrreader on the road to literary aflf venture and a lifetime of reading pleasure. Mrs. Carr, head librarian, and her stall are always ready to offer their help. Good everyday health hahitf, can lead to happier lives, our Health Center nurses de clare. Teaching students that one's health is more important than anything else is their main Concern, Headaches, Colds, minor cuts, .incl major luruises are Complaints that Come to Mr-. Aslons and Mrs Shannon seventy-tive to eightyelive times a day, Somehow, they always seem to have just the right Cure Making .1 movie ol the inside work ol Phoee nix Union has made a luisy man ol Mr Mosley, director ol the !Xtitlio'Visiial Aids His excellent linlletin lioaitl tlisjwlays and picture mounting have lieen very much ajvjvreeiated hy all

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f 4. ,ft':2'2,'il , Young At Heart Sparkle Teachers Follies had more laughs than ever this year. Some of the talent is shown above. Far left at top are Mr. Cline and Sincott. Cline didn't give the right call for that last pass, Coach Sincott is making sure it doesn't happen again. At top, middle, are teachers Reed, Mor- row, Mack, and Coppinger giving their ren- dition of Swanee River. Tom Dooley, top right, and his girl friend, alias Dr. Siegel and Dye, make eyes at each other. Bottom left, Elma Wooten accompanies Barbershop quartet of Waters, Harrison, Wenzel, and Campbell. Mr. Siegel, at bottom right, is plotting a scheme. 9