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

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EDITORIAL In preparing the 1913 Phoenician, we have endeavored to put out a book that would be of the greatest benefit to our school. VVe have omitted those articles and pictures which belong to a school catalog, At the same time we have enlarged on the activities of the student body and those incidents of school life which have brightened our daily work. Wie have tried to obtain the best material of the whole school. lfVe have not given preference to the Seniors, but put everyone on the same footing, Hitherto the undergraduates have felt that they did not have an equal chance with the older students. This year each one competed with his own classmen. The students realizing this have all contributed. The material was all good and we regret very much that more could not have been printed. The judges in making the selections have tried to choose the most original. During our first three years we heard about and planned for new school buildings. ln this last year our hopes have been realized. The new buildings and enlarged campus have been a great help. They will cer- tainly be an added inspiration to the future classes. Hitherto it was customary for editorials to bewail the departure of the Senior Class. XVhile we are sorry to leave, we are not going to write those regrets here. XVe would rather take the occasion to express our appreciation for the past and say a word of hope for the future. From our fathers we inherited the vim and energy of the Vtfest. The High School has added to this an education which rivals that of all similar insti- tutions. YVith this preparation We stand ready to do that which is before us. 'We will follow the various walks of life, some in the business world. others in the professional. Drawn on by golden opportunities, We will be scattered far and wide. Though widely separated our thoughts will unite when they dwell on High School days. And when we pause for a momentls rest from the worlds busy turmoil, old memories will be recalled and We will think of our school days as the brightest of our youth.

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I. COLOD NY English C. R. NEUTZEL - F. L. STUCHAL MYRTLE JOHNSTON English JENNIE BONE Clerk - Chorus - - Orchestra

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief - llusiness Manager 1- - Business Nianager - Literary Editor Art Editor - Athletic Editor Society Editor Joke Editor - Alumni Editor Class Poet - Class Prophet Class Historian - Paul Cook Stayton Dorris - Julian Ganz Nellie Teasdale Leo Vonderacek - james Higley Kathryn Ormond - Jake Thoman Florence Tremaine - - Edith Teel Ruth Griffin jean Armstrong Nellie Teasdale, Geroid Robinson, Ethel Stabler. Neil Cook, Charlotte Crandall, ' Max Vosskeuhler, Richard Scofield, Leo Vonderacek, Stayton Dorris, Clara liustrin, llessie Ensign, Harold Howard, Floyd Craver, Fred Perry, CONTRIBUTORS Literary: Prof. Stabler blames Higley, Elsie Smith, Charles Loraine, Eugenia Glascock, Zella jay, Harvey Stiegelmeier Hess Seaman, Art: Prof. Carroll ks lfern Tannehill, Ruth Reed, Donald Chipperfield, lfred Kirkwood, Klahel Crozier, Clark Eads, 1 Naoinah Young P Q