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

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QNX i WARM WEATHER seems to go with lineups in our town . . . and that September rush to get registered is the hottest oi all. Our new principal, Mr. Carter. has promised reliei for next tall. however . . . ii that will help to comfort those who graduate this spring! urs ls A Big Campus...And A Clean ne WE ARE PROUD of our big school and of its beauti- ful grounds . . . that is, most of us are. The few thoughtless ones who drop paper scraps and lunch bags here, there, and anywherey who walk through what might have been grass even when keeping to the walk would have saved them steps: who litter the sidewalks and lawns of our patient neighbors to the north, east and west of the campus . . . those are the Phoenicians who are responsible for our Clean Up Squad. THE GROUND CREW, which works for an hour atter second lunch period, patiently follows our slothtul classmates, making the campus presentable tor those who walk or drive by and say, Why, this is a beautiful place! Bigger than most colleges . . . and so neat! What most of these visitors do not know is that our campus includes more than twice the space visible from Van Buren, including the Stadium Field. and the shop buildings. GROUND CREW members work every day to give our campus that polished look. Pictured with an average take near the Stand are Charlie Hopkins. foreman: Peterson, Robinson, Mills. Skagts, Staggs. Mathein. Rhodes. Woods. and Pendleton. SINCE 1905, our educational system has developed from a one-building country school to a big city system ot national importance. We have every reason to be proud of that growth. ga? 'iv i 4, l3Ol KA

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X w 137 - .if Sift tif , . , , , ' Q ,ft .1. . Y . v I J .1 I 5, 7 s F Line U I They're Pr0udT0 Keep a Clean Campus KEEP THE SCHOOL clean! That was the motto of the Boys' Federation Cabinet for l946-47. Besides helping keep the campus clean this year, the Cabinet worked for order in the Cafeteria, helped promote school spirit, nominated members for the Shield Club, and discussed gripes and problems of students. And, considering the number of boys at our school . . . almost 2,0UOffthat was really a large order! Big moment this year was the l7th annual Mor Follies BOYS' FEDERATION CABINET: Seated are Falkenburq, Dean Stone. Hardy, Hazelton, Phelps. Brown, Smelser, Street, Strait, Manning. I 1 . 4' C' , l V, f Y I V 5 Q 1 A JM' lt : , 1 N I yt' 1311 production, under the direction of Lois Selby Halla- day. President Bill Hammer was master of ceremo- nies at this frolic. Proceeds from the production Went into the Federation treasury, where it will be used to help students who are financially in need. The Fed- eration Cabinet consists of four officers elected at large, four representatives each from the junior and senior classes and two representatives from the fresh- man and sophomore classes. Fowler. Hammer, West, Schcckleford, Smith. Standing: Peterson. 3 I l 'X