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

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QW. Faison, KVM' MEMBERS of Miss Winona Montgomei'y's homeroom ga-ze upon their collection for the needy gr1,tl'ze1'ed at Clzristmifzs time. i ACULTY meetings promoted closer relationships between the different dee partments, besides affording a chance to become better acquainted. Maiiy teach- ers also became better acquainted through the pooling of cars, and during the past year it Was a common sight to see five or six teachers climbing out of one car and going home the same Way. Q ,,,, N f's--ix X K it Y? f 'iXf:::.::?Qi.go'lj X 4 t,r,, ,,g+w.,Lrg?xfg 5 f fm -offf,f'R , ,.,, i, f?'f f ixfffff 2 W to-f ' iQ E i ,433 X NEWER 1 ff E' N: fwfw A-NXXXX ii if ix affyfi 5' ti ix. 3 We 'ii Us so sseas- -M ti? g xg Q R3 game I fi ,I 'E H ef ,W 'W I ff' 1 s is V3 'ff if if : gig? ' 5 E f if 1 2 I X A 1 EgjgiW3fk,x.,l wiyi if Koh KNK, hi .,...... X ,xv X 1 I X L Q I I, ik xx Zvpwwwmg EWM,.N,.,W,Mhw HN 49155 if 2 ,.'. . i XM' 'X A - si. ., 45?

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PRINCIPAL L. C. ELLIOTT rings the dismissal bell whwi, the electiic power refuses to cooperate. caching is more than textbooks Not all teacher activities are confined to the classroom, social events and gatherings are numerous among the faculty members of North High. The classroom teachers, with Vera Bovington as president, Mr. James Carter as vicewpresident, N111 Harold XVilliams as secretary, and hair. -loseph lVIcKinney as treasurer, held many active meetings. Cabinet and general faculty meetings, called whenever the need arose, pers mitted a democratic discussion and solution of common problems. Sponsoring the collection ot xiewelrv, games, and cards for soldiers, equip- ping Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy-wthese were just a few of the outside activities in which our teachers helped put our school out in front. FACULTY NIEMBEILS enjoy one of the iiilnierons fans ffI'l'l'H flnrizzg the year uf the dining room in the scirfnce Imilrliizg. .i --zacawiv' rl B, fi .

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THE VICTIM, Imiirlrzged and splinter! to a fare-you-well, is hoisted upon fl stretcher by Miss Beulah Twist and members of lim' first aid class. obbies are a help Outside interests play an important part in the lives of our teachers. Photog- raphy is the main hobby of Mr. Lynn Fitzgerald and Nlr. lfred Draper, both men have taken excellent pictures and are well acquainted with the workings of all kinds of cameras. mln these times gardening is very profitable,', states lVlr. Lew Barney, en- thusiastic gardener. I grow most of the vegetables l eat, and this certainly helps to keep the cost of living down at my house. Besides vegetables, Nlr. Barney is also interested in flower raising. Travel is the chief source of pleasure for Nliss Ellen Nitzkowski, history teacher. livery summer l get the wanderlust, she says, and l find it hard to stay at home. Before the war l visited Europe, A-Xsia, Japan, and Hawaii, and after the war l plan to visit South fkmerica. l believe that the United States, however, has much scenic beauty that easily rivals that in distant lands. l guess llll always be wanting to travel somewheref' TEACHERS SOMETIMES gather on the campus to argue things out. Here ire see Mr. Lynn Fit:- gerrzlcl, Miss Ellen Nitzlfowslfi, Mr. Fred Draper, and Mr. Leu' Bariiey. 53 ll! I E32-:T-'i'. ':-Q3 5, p otot K S. X' I ', ' 2 nl ,Q S 1 - z... I- at Q x 4.':?'? ' W3 Emu... nz:-gi ,cn-L., tif .4 K' i 'P A tgizgnglifiikgsiajk l -6 ' V ,swim Q mm nfffw1: . lsr-. H-imww Hk