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

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- we fw- ' 1 iff? l ey 5 ,Q M MR. COLE points out some tricky questions to be used in the next American History test. Listening in are Miss Nicolay, Mr. Farrell, Mr, l-liggins, and Miss Sherman. Learning The History Of Man viii MR. Gur social education taculty has been grounded in the causes and results ot history, Thex' help students interpret the present by comparison with what has happened in the past. World problems are easy to solveein theorx But the World Team isn't always working as A unit ln tact at no time in the history ot modern cixilization has tho world been entirely at peace Teamworlx otten more theoretical than practical, is still the xsorld's best bet however, Witlw A slcillod and woll intornwed corps ot instructors in Social Education! Phoenix Llnion's stu- clents are solidly grounded in tho xmxs And means ot reaching worldwide Accord ln .iildition to !Xmoi'ic.1n and Ll S l-listorx, the Social lftlncalion Doimitmont oltcis instruction in Anwoiican lDornnrr.1cy, Soc i.il Studios, Occtinltioiws International lit-lntioiim, Wtiiltl llimtoix, botitlmost l lISlOlX And t :vita tftiltiiml lntcltgiotiiitls, tmxol, and A doop Ape prtitnilion ol llit' lo-.unit-af liistolx can teach us WINNINGHAM t'. .ilw.ww uvtninti Will. ',tilllt'llllllttI14'W Wtviitli-1 wlmt it In iw-' --Qzg .M 'Sa

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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'

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Del-h -ft . ,...Q I 'Qi ' A la MORE SOCIAL SCIENCE teachers are, seated, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Cole, Mr. Richardson. Standing are Department l-lead Mr. Wagoner, Mr. Lumley, Mr. Kolburg, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Shook. All The World's A Test Tube Science makes the world go 'round and it makes our heads spin too, when we try to figure out some of those ex- periments! But hard work and skillful, patient instructors see us through. We come to knowledge of general science and on appreciation of physics and chemistry-in spite of the minor ex- plosions, weird smells, and sundry obstacles. From those wierd smiles, however, came inventions of fearsome weapons of destruction, necessary to guard us against predators. Science is dedicated to life and the living. There is an abundance of good things for every human being. Science hopes some day to bring that blessing to the world's underprivileged as well as to the more fortunate. Growth of the Science Exposition has intrigued many students. A large number help at the science show as ushers and guides-while learning a thing or two themselvesl Mr. Homer Turner heads this efficient department. ..............................-.. PATIENT INSTRUCTORS of the science department, seated left to right, are Mullins, Dixon, Department l-lead H, l-l, Turner, Bice, Fourtg stonding, Vaughn, Konzal, Reed, Finley, and Wells. ,M .- 3 -. ' f v