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

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qv-an v- ' TOP BRACKET: Hardest workers on the 1952 Phoenician staff were usually those who couldn't find some other staff member willing to stay after school or on Saturdays and do the job. But Editor-in-chief Ph'l Smelser, Managing Editor Paula Thomas, and Business Man- ager Noreen Knepper offered no alibis, welcomed all assistance that came their way. An Annual I A Daily Job! PUBLICITY WORK wasn't confined to class routines. Professional journalists visited, related experiences that made the rest of us want to have similar adventures. UPPER LEFT: Sports Editor Wood had no equal when it came to covering a wide variety of athletic events! CENTER: Giving the University of Arizona journalism de- partment a substantial boost are Harelson and Feldman as they show oft the Wildcat to Journal scribes. RIGHT: Alumnus Weber always managed to find time to drop in the Iournal Office and whip up some Waggish Wisdom. He and Editor Pease are getting a big kick out of a particularly Witty sally. LOWER PANEL: Among the many speakers this year's journalism classes heard were tleitl Charles Smith, wtll known newspaper collectory tcenterj Esther Clark, The Phoenix Gazette's top feature writerp and tleitl lack Murphy, former student who is now a local television announcer. C110