Smaller Crowds
Only a few diehards remain at the onetime smokers' haven, the Brophy wall. One can only guess at the cause of its demise; perhaps the smoke got a little too thick. (March 19, 1971)
Patches
Sometimes political, sometimes just silly, but always colorful, and in greater profusion lately, are patches—typified by above. The proud possessor of the pants (?) in this picture is not, as it has been rumored, Neil Young, but in reality is Jeremy Butler. (May 28, 1971)
Christmas Tank on the Front Page
...in protest of military recruiters coming to campus. (December 17, 1971)
Report-Card Computer
Last semester, the Phoenix Union High School district switched from their old, separate report card forms to the new computerized, consolidated report card forms. Mr. Ray Wisnewski, of the PUHS District director of the Data Processing Center, said, "In two years, we will look back on this as the best thing to come along, the best thing that we have done. However, the system is not without its faults." (February 18, 1972)
David Harris
Anti-war activist David Harris discusses the war in lndo-China with Central American Government students. Harris, in placing says blame for the war, said "If you go out and aks people if they want to burn children, nobody says yes, but you don't have to say yes, you have to say no." (March 17, 1972)
Yearbook Editors
Have you noticed remarkable changes in the registration ladies recently? In reality the figures pictures above are seniors, Amy Lindblom, left, and Susan Scott, doing their Easter thing. After seeing these strange birds, perhaps fewer complaints will be heard about getting return slips the regular way. Photo by Murray Hackett. (April 14, 1972)