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

Page 10 text:

sam- rin rum

Page 9 text:

MET TF FUHUET Z

Page 11 text:

ge Sev THE PI-101 NILIAN NINETEEN 1xxEN An attempt has been made by the stalf of the 1920 Phoeni- cian to chronicle the activities of old P. H. S. for the past year. All departments of the school have grown remarkably. So great in fact have they become that school bonds were voted for the purpose of providing funds for the erection of three more build- lngs. The proposed gym is of special import and is looked forward to with the keenest interest. It has given to indoor sports an added importance and has at the same time provided a social- gathering place for class parties, banquets, etc. To give credit, where credit is due, to chronicle our vic- tories and defeats-to honor our seniors,-these are in part the objects of this book. The art department is to be praised for the very attractive work done in the annual and last but not least, I extend my sincere appreciation for the invaluable service rendered the annual by its business manager and assistant, Jimmy Norton and Orme Lewis, who have made its publication possible. It has been a pleasure to put out the annual. We hope it will give pleasure to its readers. ALLEN CAMPBELL, Editor-in-Chief. Ctrl