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

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Superintendent E. W. Montgomery not only guides North Phoenix High administration with a very capable hand but also Phoenix Union High and Junior College with the same degree of success. Not the least of his many duties are those involving the study of students' problems and their solution- discovering what they need and how best to adjust the ever increasing complexities of modern education to those needs. Probably to him more than to any other one person goes the credit of maintaining the friendly feeling that exists between the sister high schools. E. W. MONTGOMERY Under Uheir Leadership Three years ago North High was just a new school striving toward a seemingly far off goal of organization. Today that vision is a reality due in great part to the foresight and industry of one man, our principal, Mr. Loyd C. Elliott. Chiefly to him should go the credit for establishing North High's honor system. Mr. Elliott has also been instrumental in maintaining the high standard of cooperation that prevails between the student and teacher, in the desirable atmosphere of friendship within the framework of democratic processes. LOYD C. ELLIOTT