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

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uidance points the way Mrs. Mary Westby is waiting to give Sally Meier and Lucille Van Ess their absence excuses. upper leit. Upper right, Lucille and Marilyn Blair, assistants in the oifice. are checking over the absence reports. Mrs. Meredith Williams. lower left. is checking over some students' reports and keeping the iiles up to date. Lower right, Dr. Clyde W. Taylor is trying to decide whether or not this student's schedule should be changed. Efficiency is the key note in the registrar's office at North High. Work here begins before first period, and the staff is kept busy all day, recording tardies and absences of the students. It is also the job of Mrs. Mary Westby and Miss Patricia Camp- bell to decide what symbols students shall receive on excuses for absences from classes. Records of each student are kept from enrolment until gradua- tion and permanent records are kept on file for future refer- ence after graduation.

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lf't . :1 W.. 6. , , rr At right is Mr. Henry Lowe. business manager. busily at work. Center leit, Mrs. Para Darlcmcl announces a bulletin over the broadcasting sys- tem. Center right, principal's secretary, Mrs. Mil- dred Hill, and Mrs. Darlcmd oi the business office check a problem. Lower left. Lucille Hoi! complete a call on the switchboard. Lower right. Miss Marion Cox turns in a lost article to Mrs. Hill. usiness means efficiency The business office is the center of many school activities. Mr. Henry Lowe, business manager, and Mrs. Fara Darland have many duties to perform for both students and community. Mrs. Mildred Hill of the principals office Works industriously in answering questions of parents and students alike. Mrs. Hill's duties consist of recording honor court reports, issuing the bul- letin, and doing secretarial duties. Gui,

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Well-trained and Well-educated young people will be th-e lead- ers and builders of this community in a short time. They are receiving this necessary training and education now because oi a group of far-sighted members of the community who real- ize the importance oi such training and are doing so much toward providing it for them. An efficient and imaginative Board of Education heads the smoothly-running Phoenix high school system, which is an es- sential part of the community today and will become even more important in the community tomorrow. This Board, which heads all of Phoenix' secondary schools, North Phoenix High School, Phoenix Union High School, Phoe- nix Technical School, and Carver High School, as well as Phoenix lunior College, consists of citizens Willing to plan for the future, to devote their time and energy to the best interests of the young people of their district. Members of the Board of Education are. leit to right, Mr. Ray Busey, Mr. Walter R. Strong, Mr. Iohn D. Calhoun, Mr. Ioseph T. Melczer. and Mrs. F. A. Bons. Superintendent E. W. Montgomery is sitting at the far right. he community makes the school