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

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l Cl5l fy ,ww f 4 V STOCK MARKET deal gets under wayl l-lere Student Council learns about plan to sell stock in a foreign- exchange student, Student Body Prexy Johnson, lower right, outlines the plan, representatives look over the s Q- stocl, in upper picture, and Adviser l-larrison, lower left, signs up with the approval of Darrel Johnson, Tommy Pappas, Martha Winslow, Don Mershon, Francoise Chanel, this year's foreign-exchange student, and Pat Caldwc-ll. By, For, And Of The Voters... Representatives of the peoplel Our Student Council members get their training in democv racy first hand when they gather as representa- tives of home room groups to consider legisla- tion or other action affecting the student body. Chosen for their leadership qualities, Council members are not slow to take the floor in de- fense of an idea or in opposition to a measure they feel would displease their constituents Under general direction of student body of- ficers, such problems as conduct at athletic contests or social events claim attention, lni- ated this year were constitutional amendments and a plan to help finance a foreign-exchange student, Many believe training in groups such as Student Council are most important steps in our search for genuine citizenship and an una derstanding of demo- cratic principles. After fx all, we must learn to govern ourselves before we can hope to serve as representatives of larger citizen groups. N 1-x 41 5 ' ,,,V U i -bm

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ll FOLLIES PROGRESS is checked at a rehearsal by the Eccles, l-luff, Conner, Mr, Jones, adviser. Front: Murr.- Federation cabinet. Back Row: Guzman, Wick, l-licks, etta, Mass, Cornelius, Ong, Barrick, VVilson, and Moore. Need Muscle l3oy's Federation? What do those guys ever do? For the information of the scornful, the Federation does-plenty? Hardly a school proi- ect reaches completion without the active par- ticipation of Boys' Federation, lf you need muscles, or errands run, or decorations ar- ranged, call on the Federationl lt's a good feeling to know such help is always avail- able. Boys are so very useful i . at times' ON riuvrlf Iii lu' ll' Wllli lnivriliiiii, lfiriilkl ,irlil wlhiliyfi-i 1-l'.ii I. Iii i .li-,1 Iiii Flllllfu, l,llffl ,', ill' llllllv rVllflll,Ill, .lllil f,lrYlIl'lIlI'i, lfwy' ll1li'I.lllirli 1-lliiiii S . all Cn Us. Every lunch period students enioi Federa- tion-supplied music from the Cafeteria iulse- box. Other proiects this year included the All- School Follies, Frontier Dance, pen sales, and the well-planned Christmas semi-formal dance The Federation cabinet also introduced a num- ber of new ideas that will assure a better high school life for all the boxs on our campus Their recipe for real school fun' Participate' lbl