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

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ENGLISH TEACHERS, seated, are Mr. Shores, Wilson, Morrow, Miller, Groenig. Standing are Mr, Johnson, l-leise, Jor- dan Raaen Foster, and Frazier. Communicating With Words English teaching doesn't come any easier to teachers than to students, who are required to study three years ot grammar, literature, and word usage But our skillful and amazingly patient corps of instructors keep up the good work by means of daily repetition, careful explanations, enthusiasm, and even a little humor. Students should take advantage of every tip while studying and practicing, therebx producing to the best of their ability, All of our English teachers are qualified tn teach at university level Manx have the equine lent of the doctors degree, all are schooled beyond the M A level but high school teach- ing is A challenge thex accept with enthusiasm Equipping students with tho lmsifs and guid ing gifted students to new heights is .1 pleasgiit .ind satisfying reward P U s English depart incnl .tlsn nllcrs luitlwi lnglislt opportunities ltir llwsv who cnlux il tlwie Alt' futiisus in iuiiinnlisin, titnitnv xsiilind, xxnid studx dm lll.llIt'l, .intl piiltlit sluxilsiiwq llf.itl i-l lliv lniilimlx llm'p.iilint'nI, All Will'-ill! tilt . .i inrnult- nail til ln'. l1lI'iy -.tlnwliilv lu lin-.t lui lii'..1liini.illmliui'

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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

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Wil FEMININE FACTION of the English Department, seated, are Dcwns, Mack, Roof, DeLap, Ogle. Standing: Reeb, Rios, Mungos, Alexander, Stewart, and Neeley. Speech Arts Direct Plays For those who enjoy further English oppor- tunities, there are courses in journalism, word study, dramatics, and public speaking courses. The students, with the helping guidance of the teachers, direct musicals, plays, and oratory contests. The confusion of noisy workers, paint buckets and inadequate props only seems to spur them on to many happy triumphs. Talent that is so deeply hidden even the student owner had not suspected it oftens struggles into the light under their guidance. Many a fledgling actor wants to continue in the field of speech arts as a vocation. ' J Q . i ., . ,f ff . fc iitt T l X lim' ff fffrl i AT TOP is pictured Mr, Shores, advisor to the journal staff, and Mr. Groenig, advisor to the Phoenician staff. Below are Mr. Olson, dramatics, Mrs. Gillespie, speech, and Mr. Loosle, expression, working on one of the spot- lights used in production of ploys the speech arts depart- ment puts on throughout the year. l2 f fi? I f f A K . 3 Q . mA Q 555'