North Phoenix High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Superintendent E. W. MONTGOMERY Foreword 1939-1949 .... A year of great accomplishment. A dream of another Phoenix high school becomes a reality. But the true accomplishment concerns not structures nor buildings but the moulding of a new school government .... the establishment of new prece- dents .... and, greatest ot all, the installation of the honor system. Bearing this in mind, the class of l94U departs, confident that a strong foundation had been set which will last through the many years to come.

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LOYD C. ELLIOTT The establishment ol the most vital part of our school life, the Honor System .... the fine cooperation between the faculty and students .... the general school spirit which this school possesses .... the interesting and entertaining assemblies .... the immediate high rating of our school. These accomplishments can be almost wholly attributed to one man. Because of this and, above -all, for the line understanding of students which he possesses, the first volume of HOOFBEATS is hereby dedicated to Loyd C, Elliott, Principal of North Phoenix High School.

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Our Campus On the first day of school, students who were enrolling in the new North Phoenix High School were a little' awed by the brightness and immensity of the school plant which had sprung up on a cow pasture on Thomas Road. And they had a little trail-blazing to do through the dust and the mud at first. But soon, with the planting of shrubs and lawns, the school emerged in all its beauty. The first crop of Mustangs found more than beauty, though. They found all the latest in practical design, in arrangements, in equipment. Mustangs are proud of their buildings and their campus, whether they are seen from up in the air or from the geometric designs of the campus sidewalks.