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

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' ' 1, , we. , Ns .rf ,-E. , .. ff My , - .. ...hm REGISTRAR William Gates at his desk. Things Always Are Humming 0ver There In Building? 0neY SERVICE lS WHAT students want when they boom up to the Registrar's Office. And service they get. That doesn't mean, necessarily, they receive just what schedule change they thought they required, some- times, they leave with a clearer understanding of their goal - and without the change of schedule, But students have grown accustomed to finding the right answers when they have a conference with Registrar William Gates or his efficient staff. BUSIEST OFFICE on the campus, the Registrar's Office is the key to each student's daily program. There all information is kept, ready at a moment's notice, for use of those who have responsibility to keep Joe Hi-School on the right track. Here, indeed, is kept a sharp focus on the student population at P.U.H.S. Regislralfs 0ffice-Busiesl Place 0n Campus OFFICE WORKERS keep busy, even while looking pretty for Armstrong, Ann Gupton, Helen Thomas, Roberta Stevenson, thc cameraman! From left are Mildred Overton, Jeannette and Edna Baker. Their efficiency and goodwill are constant. O

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Good Citizens Ta e Duties Seriousl SIGN HERE! Mr. Lombardi is regis- tered as an Arizona voter by Mrs. Helen Hinton while in background Mr. Beals gets a similar service by courtesy of Mrs. Marjorie Blossom. Registra- tion tables were set up in Auditorium lobby. Other teachers waiting to sign up include Messrs. Mullins, Rodgers, Sincoff, Johnson, and Jamison, and J Misses June Roof and Sue Davis. 1 ' ' IN AMERICA FREE MEN and women must be alert to Il S A the duties of citizenship or face the danger of losing its privileges. Phoenix Union's teachers, practicing what they preach, were among the first to re-register when the State Legislature decreed that all Arizonans who wish to vote at the next elections must sign up. Whatever the occa- sion, local, state, or national election, teachers like to exercise their rights as voters. They set a good example for tomorrow's citizens who are vitally interested in the vote. A PROBLEMS OF MANAGING the student body's money during an average school term are large and often perplexing. But wise heads and experience, to go with the youthful enthusi- asm and clear thinking of student representatives, keep the Student-Faculty Finance Committee on an even keel. Many thousands of dollars are thus handled each year FINANCE COMMITTEE: They took care of our money! Left to Mr. Carlton Allen, Principal James S. Carter, Bob Goldfarb, Alleen right are members of the Student-Faculty Finance Committee in- Pace, and Pat Finley. Every opportunity is given students to l d C c u ing oach R. R. Robinson, Mrs. Bernice Kennedy, Ted Mitchell, understand how student body money is gathered and spent. WK -1' l' ,Fx 'T - 1'x,.,gs.. ' P x J- ' 1 X' WNQNX, ff K ----- .Ax . :::: F, . f . g V Q we -s.v....a.-....,M.. -- 1 if Y' Q , Y . -WF, f ..,. ' meer- i