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

 - Class of 1941

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' ' EVEN FUN IS SERIOUS BUSINESS to the Boys' Federation, be- cause out of the money earned by the Follies comes the means to finance the Federations traditional program of philanthropy. On a cook's tour are Nelson, Mehagian, Manos, I-Iatfield, and Webber. Demure Southern belles, straight from the land of magnolia blossoms-Mincks, Martin, Felch, and Cooper. Members of the Boys' Federation, who planned and put into effect the Mor Follies from which these excerpts were taken, are Cseatedl Peterson, Moore, Stockton, I-Iarlan, Bryan, Myers, St. Iohn, Parmenter, Coake, Has- sellp Cstandingl McCoy, Dean Stone, Murphy, Akers, Addington, and Inman. Common around the cam- pus are initiation scenes such as this. Lower IeftfSurprise! Be careful. If these Bowery girls get you in their clutches. Flashing their charms are Bickman, Sorells, Akers, Steinburg, McManus, Golfer. C373

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Boys ho Have Big Ideas Can Do Big Things Our Coyote Club, campus police force, repre- sents the long arm of the law five days a week during noon hours. Members of this group make the Eighth Building a student synonym for some- thing hard to enter. And when a stern voice halts your guilty feet in the act of mowing down some of the so-called grass, you'll know its the Coyote Club on the job! One coveted position held by an embryo cop is running the traffic signal on Van Buren. That was one of our ambitions before we left this place. Oh well, you can't do everything, can you? Any- way, it helped tempus to fugit a little faster at noon when one could sit on the Auditorium steps and watch the lucky stiffl lt's no pushover, riding herd on a bunch of your fellow classmates, but the boys render their school the service willingly and ably. Guess we'll have to get used to this new-fangled law and order! This is a genuine bull session, for men only. 'lhe Boys Federation is strictly a man-to-man propf osition. Meeting every Monday, the Federation Cabinet has a finger in every pie served to the school. Who dished it up at the Everygirls' Dinner? Federation boys. Who regularly break box office records with their Mor Follies ? You've got it-the Federation boys. And who helps needy boys and contributes to the management of the entire school? The Federation Cabinet, from which stem all Fed- eration activities. Underclassmen disproved that greener grow the freshmen with the Freshman-Sophomore Hop, in which everyone had a rollicking time, and it was under the sponsorship of-in chorus now-the Federation! HEY. GET OFF THE GRASS! A Coyote Club member doesn't let anyone cross the lawn, not even a football star, A happy-go-lucky bunch, members of the Coyote Club include Brennen, Downs, Scott, Hancock, Swain, Butler, Blunt, Yue, Dingle, Dowds, Bare, Bell, Bostarif, Wallace, Kelly, Shrewsberry, Moore, Dodd, Archer, Cone, and Shrewsberry. Pictured with the boys is Dean Stone. X l36l



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Cqjoxl' 65,1 isle 'xwvtofl ex l YXOY yte0 ' 5 oie ter. so eembeflt sorting' Pr ot ' O to virus 2 Redd' if C, . renew T e ave a Mollo- Middies and skirts! That has a familiar ring to all the girls in this school. They condemn them: they admire them. Far from being unattractive, the school uniforms were chosen by the girls themselves, and have met the general need in a fine manner. Elected for their dependability, the Middy Board performs innumerable tasks and duties pertaining to the regulation of middies and skirts. They arrange for a system of hand-me-downs so that those who are in need of such help may benefit by middies Service ith Smiles that are out-grown. The main duty of the Board is to check upon the girls who are out of uniform and help them if they need to be helped or reprimand the girls who violate the rules. The Middy Board selects the middy reporters, two from each fourth hour class. Their duty is to check on the girls in each class and turn in their numbers and names. The rules and regulations are very liberal and every ex- cuse, flimsy or valid, is given fair scrutiny. lust as the Middy Board is designed to help and serve, so it is with the hostesses. These are the girls who sit in the halls and see that everything is orderly and without confusion. Great demands are often made of these girls, everything on hand from a safety pin to the quantity of X. Do you have a locker permit? Oh, how many times have we heard that far too familiar tune played on our heart strings when we are in a hurry, but they are only doing their duty, and we must respect them for it. The airline stewardess must be courteous, help-A ful, kindly, and efficient. But then, so must the hostess at PUHS! Our hostesses are becoming qualified for jobs that demand such training. These girls sit in the halls at designated places to help control traffic, supervise classroom-to-locker trips, and see that quiet prevails. They are ready, also, when guests appear and ask for directions or other information. Many visitors get a favorable impression of our school simply from brief chats with the hostess-our stewardesses of the hallways. Their motto is Service With Smiles! HOSTESSES enrolled this year include Alexander, Archer, Mary Asano, Natsuko Asano, Atkinson, Blair, Bartlett, Bell, Bissett, Blevins, Bowden, Brawner, Britton, Katheryn Brown, Miriam Brown, Buntin, Calkins, Cardin, Chacon, Chute, Clark, Collins, Comer, Conklin, Contreras, Coppinger, Crosby, Dominer, Douthett, Duim, Eager, Edwards, Pain, Fehrman, Freisner, Garner, Grant, Guest, Hamilton, Halliday, Hart, Pauline Hayes, Mae Lee Hayes, Eunice Hefflin, Eulamae Hefflin, Lettie Hershey, Mildred Hershey, Hicks, Hill, Hobe, Hoffmeyer, Homes, Houser, Howard, Hyde, Iwagoshi, lackson, lennings, Johnson, lohns, Iunkin, Kennedy, Kim, Kramer, Leafdale, Leeper, Lineses, Lopez, Ludden, Marlow, Marsh, Marshall, McKee, McMullen, McWhorter, Mecey, Merrick, Miller, Mitchell, Moore, Morse, Mosely, Mudersbach, Nelson, Norton, Oden, Ong, Ozaso, Pierce, Preston, Primm, Piertymun, Randall, Reardon, Ruiz, Rupp, Ryan, Sabrn, Schwartz, Schwartz, Shaw, Shimonowsky, Simpson, Ann Smith, May Smith, Snyder, Sparks, Strickler, Strom, Sullivan, Tang, Genieve Thomas, Georgie Thomas, Thompson, Tibbets, Travis, Waychoff, West, Betty lean White, Isabell White, Pauline White, Lucille Williams, Margaret Williams, Tommy Williams, Willmith, Wood, Yee, Young, Yriarte.

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