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STUDENT BODY President Jess Celaya opens the first pep rally of the school year. Coyoies Like To Gaiher And Howl!
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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 ,-
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Our Pep . . .We've Got It . . . Won't Lose lt! WAS IT REFLECTION OF the sun or just the Coyotes' naturally bright faces? Eftervescence marked Phoenix Union students . . . and it bub- bled over into all kinds of Coyote Capers. Sep- tember's heat didn't dim our pep at football games. With cool November came the Turkey Game where we dulled our teeth on tough Hoss meat but noth- ing dampened our spirits! ALL YEAR LONG we lined up dates, tried to choose between this dance and that game coming the same night. We had variety, too: follies, tourna- ments, concerts, house parties, desert picnics, stag or drag events .... WE DRESSED up for Midnight and Roses, donned Western duds for Rodeo Week, kicked off our shoes for Ditch Day. We sang quietly at Yuletide, whooped at basketball games, orated eloquently tor speech contests. We worked on publications, wrote and painted for Scholastic awards, battled for athletic trophies . . . WHOOPING it up for Color Day are these prize winners for the best costumes, Junior Jones and Betty Hoover. HERE THEY COME! Over 3300 Coyotes head for the bleachers and the year's first pep rally. When our howling Coyotes get back of a team, spirit stays high, win or lose. xi i A M.. 6 4' 4 as . 1 1 5 , ' stink 5 V4 V Q- - , . an I Q .I 1 ,Q sg Z.. -rg A
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