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

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e Home of the Champion A prize winner in count- less areas, and we have a tro- phy room to prove it. An erollment of 5, 000 was not the only aspect in which Phoenix Union distinguished it- self over schools in Arizona and the whole nation. Phoe- nix Union's academic and athle- tic programs were among the best in the nation. Unlike other schools in the country, Phoenix Union offered a vocational school which train- ed students in the technical skill of their choice. A liberal Arts program which offered studies of many languages. Also a fine business education program that used some of the best busi- ness machines of the time. These are only some of the aca- demic services that Phoenix Union had to offer which made it vngff ., it vDv ' , i A V f'...,g.,-4 if it -.,. Dorothy Scroggins does her class- room assignment. l2 Opening one of the top five schools of the time in the country. Sports have always played a Vital role in the lives of studen- ts at Phoenix Union. Perhaps the time when sports hit a climax at Phoenix Union was during the 1930's and 40's. All through the 1930's Phoenix Union continually dominated the state in all around athletic champion- ships. So in 1937 as a result of Phoenix Union's incessant defeat of Texas and New Mexico teams , the Coyotes were moved from the Southwestern conference to the California Interscholastic Association. In this new confe- rence, the Coyotes were very successful and achieved nation- wide reknownment. In athletics and in every other area Phoenix Union Coyo- tes proved themselves to be, 'THE HOME OF THE CHAMPIONS blil N R. Kevin Jack in his math class lu.-'Nl icuii Ann Mackey and Angie Holly in Mrs. .SN ...QQ . Z,-,f .l,,..- rf To Hoffman's math class .

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1 AS the editor- of the 292933-e Joulal As freshman editor of the Xearboo , I enjoyed, gathering, researching and I think that We have S0me Very flue editing the school news of Phoenix Union St1lde11'CS at OUP SCh00l and I h0Pe GVGIFY High. ' one learns to live to ether in eace Eddie Vasquez Arlen McAfee I i Napoleon Hart, Raymond Scroggins and Mark Mercado hurry out of the locker room for the second half, obert ods pi Students show their support for the participants during an assembly. I .rf 'o i :Fi 'N 4 , ' E V WHYL J , .arm 'ill-i7L5'H,'i ff-gf ,,...',.'z' iwihw . V .. - A ,f Freshmen show upper classmen that they have spirit too. 14 Opening