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

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Useful Girls! They make their own clothes, too, as is shown by Bair and Palmer in these two interesting snaps. Freshman Council Cbot- tomb-front row: Hotchkiss, McManus, Land, Kulinovich, Critchiield, Sinclair, Bal- come, Getty. Second row: Lee, Eliot, Smith, Merrick, Robinson, and third row: Leonard, Culling, laney, Nielson. Senior Council Cbottoml centerl-front row: Yee, Wood, Hunt, Tibbits, Matteson, Traylor, and Smith. Second row: Dixon, Decker, Smith, Alberts, Clitheroe, Peniwell, Langmade. Third row: Wilson, Barkley, and Newman. lunior Council Culoper centerl-front row: Gustin, Wood, Evan, Yee, Carr, Peabody, Miss Sherman, Clson. Second row: Geary, Good, lohnston, Mathews, Herndon, How- ard, Land, Teague, Bryan, Oxford. Third row: Thompson, Davis, Rivera, and Leeper. Sophomore Council Ctoplhtront row: Mrs. Hutton, Hamilton, Sickenger, Addington, Colton, Rrawner, lrlaws, Martin, and Eagen. Second row: Zannis, Rogers, Mincks, Ott- inger, Russ, de Vivier, Dooling, Lahr, Reed C'Connell, McFarland, and Brandon. I f26l

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Safety First! KEEP BETWEEN THE WHITE LINES! and save your school and yourself from abuse, disruption, and destruction. These few words symbolize the all-year work of the Coyote Club, whose record in keeping our campus in a neat state of being has been recognized and appreciated by the faculty who teach here and the students attending here, for all appreciate the well kept appearance of this school. As long as the keeping of the campus is in the hands of these capable service lads we can rest assured ours will be a campus to be proud of. Rayburn and Shrewsbury manage the 'stop' ign while noon hour strollers cross in safety, f AS A TRIBUTE to the idealistic system of management in this institution, the stu- dents of PUI-IS have taken upon themselves an initial task, that of being behaved, thoughtful, and above all courteous to teacher and fellow students alike. But we are alike in other ways, too! The demo- cratic rule regarding middies and skirts for girls saves many a dollar and elimi- nates the I dress better bugaboo. MIDDY BOARD-Conner, Trayler, Lantzer, Kaigler, Luitjens, Torres, Moses, Goettl. QUIET PLEASE! There are classes be- ing conducted. Keeping order in the halls, avoiding confusion, assisting the faculty, and enforcing school regulations are only a few of the many duties confronting the feminine upholders of the rules of this in- stitution, yes, the duties of the hostess. Stationed in strategic points throughout the school these stewardesses of the hallways have aided many new students entering high school and have maintained a con- stant cooperation between student and teacher. HOSTESS Helen Conner g t 'ern with a smile. C255 ...g.,...t

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They Meet Problems We Never See Thcre are more than a few problems re- lating to high school life that are never obvious to the ordinary student. Such problems as student welfare, needed changes in the curriculum, and the rela- tionship of the school to the community are of ever-growing importance, and without a Well-organized Parent-Teacher Associa- tion many of those perplexities would lead to unhappy results. We have been unusually fortunate in our Parent-Teacher setup at Phoenix Union. Not only have the PTA officers been high in quality, but the general membership of this organization has been cooperative, enthusiastic, and forward-looking. This year's officers were Mrs. Fred Mc- Donald, president, Mrs. l-l. S. North, first vice-president, Mrs. Carey Roach, second vice-president, Mrs. William Wahl, record- ing secretary, Mrs. Gene Chambers, secre- tary, Mrs. Warren Parker, treasurer, Mrs. L. N. Butler, valedictorian and historian, Mrs. S. A. Bons, representative of School Board. SQCI . AL irons CATH ' A1 this msezfn hfshlfgh q the HQ ted HIGH Hieroorn mitiare.m,NTeG h ers WSISC er func hOHQred.s Also Mrs. l. Latham White, War chair- man, Mrs. Ambrose Smith, hospitality chair- man, Mrs. A. C. Thomas, publicity chair- man, Dr. E. R. Charvoz, health, Mrs. Russell Peabody, student service, Mrs. T. l-l. Myers, parent education, Mrs. E. E. Bodine, legis- lation. Mrs. C. R. Lindstrom served as financial secretary, Mrs. Ralph Blair, social and decorative chairman, Mrs. Russell lackson, commercial recreation, and Mrs. E. E. Ellis, juvenile protection. PARENT-TEACHER board meeting in Superintendent Montgomery's office. Pictured are the Mesdames Russell Peabody, Fred McDonald, Carey Roach, O. R. Lindstrom, H. S. North, U. C. Bobbitt, Warren Parker, William Wahl, Mr. Montgomery, and Dean Stone. 1 1 r i.,..........t I , 1273