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

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fi 4: 'T 2' POM-PON GIRLS dance their Kil- ties number for the benefit of pa- trons at the Arizona State Fair while Pepito watches. They are from left Barbara Wright, JoAnn Lewis, Sandy Wright, Shirley Little, Mary Jo John- son, Dixie Morrison, Beverly Nelson, and Joneal Williams. 3.

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Contents EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nick Sa'e'm Introduction . . 1 - 9 BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Mary Tarr Administration . . . . 10 - 37 MANWNG WTO School Work . . .38 - 53 Sharon Davies ASSOCIATE Emroks Classes - - ' Gladys Lee, Alleen Pace, Doug McGrath, Karen Heywood I - SPORTS EDITOR , , B,,bW,,,,,e, Organizations . . . .128 - 149 PHOTOGRAPHERS Athletics. . . 150 - 171 Bob Goldfarb, Bill Gant, Ronald Bortner Attilio Serafini ' Deadline Data . . . .172 - 200 ARTISTS Harry Som, Frank Kaldizar WRITERS Ramon Daniel, Marylu Seolas, Sally Esler J www-M. Y! J . 'Nun ADVERTISING Sq Gene Falck, Mike Reilly W' QQ' . fag: f I : , Nwww-rw Aovlsens 2 Scott G. Nelson, Cordelia M. ggi, Perkins Z 0y0 B 3 Il B I' S . C31

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Foreword . . . THE STAFF scratched their heads . . . and thought. What should be the Annual Theme? Progress? Marching Along? Guys 'N Gals? How should we typify average students at work and play, in and out of school? Kids who are always active . . . often cutting up . . . How about COYOTE CAPERS? lt seems to fit! TO CAPER means to frisk, romp, frolic. And that we did! We gam- boled with abandon in the Follies, the plays, at assemblies. We romped at games, and we had fun, no foolin', in classes . . . YES, WE'VE enjoyed our 1952-53 in every way. and to everyone at Phoenix Union, students, faculty, everybody . . . we dedicate this book. It is a symbol of friendship, it is a book of memories. ' Z, il K6-Q tiff? ' if 'la' iff? 1 '. ., . ,J . M ., I 5 ,-