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

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'sit W h students for their places in the Preparing 2,000 North Hig munit is the job of Mr Loyd C Elliott, principal. Seeing com y . . that they have the proper qualifications to fit successfully in the right places is a big job, but one he has fulfilled. Through his leadership and interest, many students will find a more prosperous future for themselves. Iustice with sympathy is the ideaL which is well exempli- tied in the actions of Mr. Elliott, principal, who can also 'take time out. as in the pic- ture with Dean Anderson above. to talk things over with Santa Claus. Come out from behind the bushes, lim Savage! e is always ready lo listen

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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.

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oulh requires guidance People Are Important is the name oi the book be- ing consulted by Mr. Ol- ney. Dr. Eastburn. and Dr. Taylor in the picture at the lett. Below. Mrs. Hansen discusses with Florence Steffen one of the many problems which students are accustomed to bring to her for advice. Guiding the students of North Phoenix High School in their preparation for good citizenship and leadership in the com- munity are Dr. L. A. Eastburn, Director ot Research and Guid- ance, who aids the students in their selection of curricula that will best equip them for the futureg Dr. C. W. Taylor, registrar, who patiently helps the students untangle curriculum prob- lems and work out adequate and convenient schedules: Mr. A. F. Olney, Curriculum Coordinator, who supervises the se- lection and purchase of text books for both Phoenix Union High Schools and promotes closer union between the students of the two schools through oratorical contests and other intra- school activities, and Mrs. lean Hansen, home counselor, who acts as a link between the school and the community.