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

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Girls' League HANDS UP! While Two-Gun Connie Chavez gets tough with her fellow League offi- cers. Lil Dudettes Barbara Dean, Lynne l-lanhila, and Loretta Gotch show mock terror. Lynne headed the Girls' League as president this year. h chool year under the kl d and worked through t e s LIL DUDETTES by the hundreds spar e banner of Girls League. Aided by a grand corps of officers and advised by counselors and b' er then ever - and without the sup- th Lea ue undertook a program :gg the dean of girls, e g ' f l Follies. port usually forthcoming from a success u ' nd and the like. They even sur the girls sold cup cakes, ca y, ht nd Roses TO AUGMENT their trea y, ' ' t went well - their Midnig a t hel those in need Every projec l th ave the Student washed cars o p , Ball, the state conventions, and finally, the anual Fashion Show. l-le p ey g ' ' h irls great satisfaction. Book Loan Fund, cripple d children, and the like gave t e g e ular Monday meeting to Arnson, and Rightmer. STANDING: Frazier, Maquire, Z b s l-larris Prather, l-lall, l-larrison, Brown, CENTRAL COUNCIL gathers at its r g ' l ft to right: Givens, Alford, or a , , ' d L ons. discuss Girls' League business. SEATED, e d Leverton, Gotch, l-lanhila, Dean, Chavez, Millam, Kimes, Kubelsky, an y Bourne, Ho ges, MacAdams Barr, l-lamby

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BOYS' FEDERATION CABINET: Seated are Markin, Spencer, I., STANDING: Mitchell, Dean McCullar, McKisson, Smith, Duffy Jackson, Montgomery, Sanchez, D. Sanchez, N. Jackson, Walker, Garrison, and l-lulen. They're laying plans for annual Frontier Dance LET'S GO, PARDNERY With the friendliest of Western greetings, The Boys, Federation leadership pointed the way to one of its busiest, most interesting years. Every male Coyote profited from the Federations' plans and services. No fellow with a de- sire to contribute to the school's betterment was ignored. The Federation treasury went on a diet when the All-School Follies was canceled. But the boys put on a Fashion Show with the Girls' League , . . and got out of the red, financially. Boys' Federation OTHER FEDERATION projects included co-sponsorship of the annual Frontier Dance, spear- heading a campus-cleanup, and maintaining order in the lunch lines at the Cafeteria. The Federation also helped finance lunches, books and clothing for needy Phoenix Union Boys. SWING YER Pardnerl Rodeo Week and the Frontier Dance inspired this bit of Western fun, featuring, from left, Escalante, Spencer, Sanchez, and Mc- Farland. 2

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FIT FOR A COWBOY is the dinner served for, lower left, Jim UPPER LEFT: Western wear marks the teacher crowd. Lonesome Winningham. Right behind is Mrs, Vaughn, with similar senti- cowboy leaning against post is Mr. Powell. RIGHT: Mr. Carter ments. RIGHT: That's Bud at far right, dishing up the barbecue. stirs up the fire for the Faculty Stampede at Bud's Barn. HIGHLIGHT of the faculty party series this year was the February evening at Bud Brown's Barn, where the Old West still lives, complete with old music boxes, buggies, saddles, barbecued food, and square dancing. Approximately IOO teachers and guests took time out At Bud's Barn from their routine cares to whoop 'er up with games, dancing, both modern and old-time, and the eating of a wonderful barbecue-beef dinner. Gotta do this more often! they declared. 4