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

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I 'v r 5-:ll , ur, H, aft 1 ,A 1 1 R195 al , ed Cross work becomes 1153 of major importance At noon many students con- gregate on the lawn in iront ot cafeteria labovel and alter school in otherwise deserted schoolrooms to work on Red Cross cmd other service pro- jects. as at riqht, where are seen Dick Pulis. Nencr Bein. Bets Gritner Barbara Mc- Y . Mullen, and Estelle Spcid. WN... 4 , 1 QA YQ., , X . ff I x . Q, M Af : A . f ' , K- v -'- i 7 -4' , ,f - ' , 1-.V s 'X ,- - ' T., sv W -5, s . ' Y .- , M' . K , s A ..5'., - ' ., t L .w , K.. - . . X . , , . 1 H, 'QT L, X A x N ' 'Qi '-wx- - s.5'-Jn 'ff-'nf fe wr: we . V. W . t , at .tL.::f'wf:. fs. -xi'-me , -5., V, . - f ,.-J M. . is .,5,- -gb' ',Kf.fQ1,..u-el: elk -- -I -.4 q . X .-,,-get Q-is il H- if R A e -. . Q is wc, , -,Q- x

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Delivering the t . milk which M' ers homer rss Schlich oom purch children ased for n dy are Geor and B ee ge Estes. Bill Small. ob Swanson frightl. Below, Lois Hill and Ioan Squire roll bandages, while at the bottom a group of seniors is shown preparing a Christmas party for the Crippled Children's Home. with lim Savage as the iovial Santa with Miss Adams on one knee and Shumway on the other. Standing behind them are Irene Mosley, Virginia Sampson, Martin Ahlene. Richard Rubie. Pat Lyon. and Terry Loebs. elping in the community, students take part in welfare projects and learn - to face civic prohl EIIIS. C145

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Qing oulh needs leaders With three high schools. a technical school, and the Iunior College to look after. Mr. Montgomery has much to occupy his thoughts, but he is never too busy to advise with students and faculty members on their common problems. Below. Mr. Mont- gomery presides at the dedi- cation of the Mustang Corral grill last fall. The community is interested in youth just as youth is interested in the community. This is evidenced by the EB300,000 bond issue voted this spring to add 12 Cla at a cost ot Sl50,000 and also a 365,000 teria. ssroorns to the Science Building extension to the cate- Mr. E. W. Montgomery, Superintendent of the Phoenix Union High Schools and President oi Iunior College, has done much to help students in all their projects, encouraging their interest in the Mustang Corral, for example, Which in itself has been one of the finest morale-builders for North Phoenix.