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

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Student Body Leaders MEET COWBOY JOE! Student Body President Joe Duffy sports his Western tie with nonchalant ease. l-lis ready grin is familiar to all Coyote students. ONE AIM GUIDED our student body officers this year' to maintain the highest stand d . al' S for our school. Like the true Westerners they are, they faced problems squarely, made friends readily, and stood ready to serve the student body always. Charity drives, pep ral- lies, health compaigns, and other worthwhile endeavors had their hearty support, Lil Dudette was mighty proud of her student leaders OL' RANCHER Tom Hulen would be right at home on the range. Veep ,standing at ease behind the mike, is Sid Mitchell, pictured But he did well, too, as representative-atelargc. Lil Dudette on the addressing the student body in a regular assembly. These l d phone is Secretary Barbara Barr, com l t 'th ea ers p e e wi squaw dress. The met regularly for duty on the Board of Control.

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Open House . . . SO THAT'S what the boys work on! A group of parents drop in at the Auto Shop for a look-see during Open House. OPEN HOUSE at Phoenix Union found hundreds of interested parents and friends re-visiting the school's classrooms, grounds, and laboratories. Many here for the first time expressed -w.,.--.,a.4.,-.A+ -L A-L..,. -2-.A A-L 4-Lf. ,.-.,.......- -..A L,..Zl,II...,.,- I Zl,,-. .. ....I..A..,-IL., H 1.L.,... ,.I,.,-I..-,-.,-I aiiu::1.clliclu all unc 311.5 Ol lllC Lalllpua allu Uullulllga. l.lrxC CI ulllvclaily, lIlCy uculalcu. FOLLOWING A MUSICAL program in the Auditorium and a report by Superintendent Gear, the visitors met teachers, discussed problems, and enjoyed refreshments in the Cafeteria. They really enjoyed their sojourn at PUHS ani promised, We'll come again! ENDLESS WORK is required to keep the campus in trim shape. hedges. RIGHT: Janitors Eckley and Zhoat make a clean sweep of At left, and center, Gardeners Stone and Riner manicure the the walls and floor in an English classroom. 1 . am.-.--a

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,X ' ' BOARD OF CONTROL in session! Ready to consider business of L. Jackson, Mr. Waters, and N. Jackson. Sympathetic understanding the day are, from left, Jackson, l-lulen, Mitchell, Barr, Duffy, tempered justice in Board's daily actions. STUDENT GOVERNMENT for, by, and of the students works well at Phoenix Union. With every homeroom group repre- sented, Student Council meets at stated periods to decide issues, propose measures, and carry back to the students any sugges- tions or official actions taken by the Council. Such varied problems as conduct at grid games, what to wear at school dances, and what to do about a dirty campus received prompt and efficient attention this year. BOARD OF CONTROL managed to keep our wild ones in a tamed condition, rendering just decisions, suspending a few Coyotes who seemed to require stern treatment, and encour- aging others to abide by the rules established by the student body government. WHO'S FOR A PARTY? President Duffy poses the question and the Student Council votes an enthusiastic affirmative for a picnic at Encanto Park, Council meets in Auditorium during third period to legislate student bcdy program.