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Lost - - - and Found 1, -rms T519 Q -2-fi T ,f st. ,. L WON'T SOMEBODY take these coats? llooi Mrs. Kyiv has run out of storage spar-o, and wnrni wt-trtlter's here so that thu ownvts uw oven lvss likely to vl-iini tho wraps. Sinilinrg his sympathy, Svhultz rwpttrts in- lost not a coat but a tonntriin pc-n. Right: Bunqer wonders what can he done with unc white frlovo anti one lultrfk qlovr- Iona since forgotten hy their owners. Thanks To Those Who Serve Us. FGUND A BABY elephant! That was a headline used in the Coyote lournal to call students' attention to the variety and abundance of goods turned in to the Lost and Found Department, supervised this year by Mrs. Lucie Kyle, secretary to the deans. Her persistent efforts to locate owners of lost items, her ready humor, and patience call for tons of thanks from those Who benefited . . . meaning most of us. BOOKS. TICKETS, and supplies keep the Bookstore customers coming. They find ready smiles and efficient service a part of the process, too, its Miss Waiton and Mr. Allen go into at-tion. The Bookstore handles t17l HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS storm the Bookstore for service . . . purchase of school supplies, tickets to games, subscriptions to the annual, and refunds on deposits made earlier in the year. Through it all, good nature and courtesy have paid dividends. Somehow, smiles and kind words make the waiting seem shorter and the long line move faster. To Mr. Allen and his staff the students echo, Thanksl all supplies on a co-opcrative basis, bring the students wonderful buys in paper, pencils, ball point pens, and the like, Another bit: help to student pocketbocks is the second-hand Luwli ssrvice. 1 E, t J
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A Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL-First Row: Cruz, Roberts, O'Clair, Bri:-ri, Green, Howell, Best, l-loman. Second Row: Phillips, Moore, Battin, Pace, Downing, Connor, Dipple, Berqero. Third Row: Salmon, Finley, Ulloa, Rios, Tauri, Srriitli. Fourth How: Iaclcson, Mendoza, Trillo, Cle' merits, Carver, Ford, Gunther, McVVl1irt, Graham. Filth Row: Scherick, Lriirti, Malamas, Adams, Smith, Elsta, Bode, Oldynslcy, Black, Urias, Back Row: Alsaniam, Steam lNn.zdrill, Vlftilkvr, Kelsey, Eslinqer, ltrcobs, lanes, Fdqu, Yee, Gerard. Democracy Speaks Through Them Dl.flVlOCRACY lS EXPRESSED at Phoenix Union High Svliool tlirouali the voices ot our Student Council. lioprvseritatives ot the homerooms, these boys and girls -itrtlror at regular intervals to discuss school problems rn: tlwy apply to the students, carry the central qroups' irlwrs brick to their constituents, and after homeroom disvtis-asian, the Council again discusses, votes, and trilws measures to improve the situation under con- sirlorcrtiori. Here, then, is real democracy at work. STUDENT COUNCIL-ePictured below are lluti, Sclrmelzer, Borem, zur i':i lc: ri tliltinriu, Kuykr-rirlrrll, Arirqiilo, Sinipsori, lvlr. Waters, Zi: r lfzrllr-tt, Krvrirlrrrri, iii-Ariel, Flltlltlflll, Hansen, Dessericli, lirirrrs lil-ills, licrwrri, Miller, Wilws, Nakaaawa, Priqnririo .tr r lwsrrtts Arlruus, Cplwriititi, Estes, Clascock, Beutlei, Noqa . W ' LEADERSHIP CAN BE learned only throuqh participa- tion . , . and that is the keyword most acted upon in Student Council. Some oi the measures taken this year by Student Council include improvement of the qrounds: consideration ot others' rights, with regard to disposal ot lunch papers, conduct in the assemblies, at the Cate- teria and at school functions such as dances and qames. Faculty adviser is Mr. lohn Waters, assisted by the deans and student body officers. Vlfallarer, Salerno, Probert, Vlfelffli, Buchrinan, Cclciyri, llallvtl, Ziiiilifiro, Be-rlemtinn, Falk, Fuller, Wcoclrrll, Willitiriis, Kempsun, Scliiiirrlwrr, Petty, Clult, llurler, MuFarlfin'l, Criicici, Mrittinfily, l.utllrrw, Rltivk, Katie, Roe, Maqness, Stitffler, It-nes, lvlrrrruru, Griitilva, VVi-list:-1, Pcfter, Keller, Wood and Evans.
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