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

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Central Council fs' YQ' Baker, Linde, Brannen White, Dunn, Whiteley ji Bellas Price, McKinney, Roach Forbes, Lane, Wilkinson Dodson, Fairbanks, Coombs V, Sponsor-Ethel Rosenberry Sponsor-Ethel Rosenberry V' V xf Bruens, Rose, Wallace Cook, Kappes, Hansen V. 3 l Ea Honorary Augurs xf 1 Rosenberry J 1 y' GeoEe, Wilkinson, Greenawalt Powei, Ratcliffeftandring f Newton, Kressingham, Montgomery .4 Page 26

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Page 25 Traditions Committee Shaughnessy7Dixon, Beauchamp Carson, Evvard, Siscell Navarre,,Roach, Scholz If Woodmansee, Price, Robersbn Allen, Wilkinson, B. Twitchel D. Twitchell, Diettrich, Conrad Stauffer, Bowers, Johnsoh Hayt, Cox Martin, Slagle, Hyde Aycock,fMeIby, Hazelett Lindstrlbm, Boyd, Quinn Sponsor-E. W. Montgomery Presenting a most variable routine of duties is the position of Student Body presi- dent, held this year by Earl Melby. He presides over all general asemblies, mak- ing these assemblies practically the only place where he comes in contact with the school at large. ln the governmental part of the school he presides over the Board of Control, for here he must serve as a leader in determining school policies. He does not vote, however, except in the case of a tie. A unit closely associated with the Board of Control is the Traditions Committee, whose purpose it is to encourage worthy traditions inauguarated in the past and also to initiate new ones. Here again, the Student Body president officiates. The school's First Officer also is the school's official spokesman and must officially represent the school in its intra-scholastic relations. Fulfilling this capacity sometimes dulls the attraction of this honored position. For, once this year, and once in the past, the Student Body president has had to apologize to authorities of other schools for certain discourtesies rendered their school.

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g X ,fr , f J Greenawalt, Hanson Wilkinson, Bruens Rosenberry! Ratcliffe, Finnical, Percival Page 27 Girls' league From the time the Big Sisters grab their Freshman charges until Commencement, the Girls' League plays an indispensable part in the school career of all the girls in Phoenix High, furnish- ing the personal touch often lacking in large high schools. Among the events sponsored each year, none finds a keener school-wide interest than the Girls' League Annual vaudeville, Les Follies. This year the girls netted over four hundred dollars on the production. Girls' League officers probably have the most interesting work of any of the other Student Body officials, for each year they attend a Girls' League Conference in Southern California. This alone should beckon to all under-class girls to work for Girls' League official positions. Climaxing the Girls' League social season is their annual Every Girls' Banquet, which is sponsored each spring, with an attendance so large that it must be held for two nights. The purpose of the banquet is the same as that of the Girls' League-to make new acquaintances and to renew old ones. Middy Board Sponsor-D. P. Burdsal Waite, Burdsal, Hevly J f Dalton, Rhodes l