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

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Eor THE RANGE B088 GUIDES THE HERD Administering justice with sympgthy ond objectivity is the duty thot Mr. Loyd C. Elliott, principorl, hcrs so successfully fulfilled. A guid- ing hclnd ctt North High, he is olwdys reddy to listen and offer odvice. ln the picture obove, Mr. Elliott prepcrres to recrcl the morning bulletin over the public crd' dress system. At right, he is presiding dt g footbcrll pep gssembly which was held lcrst foll in the stcdzt Q. K' 2 - 1 ' if ' A '- xp11i'f'p. I. N'.,, ' , I I Jr: ' iii f ,Q L-H?7,'. f '- .. . I-: f - -. 'f- P t 112 ' NX f lqlkl' ff' Q' '

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PM Although Mr. E. W. Montgomery, Superintendent ot the Phoenix Union High Schools cmd President ot the lunior College, is very busy with his numerous dctivities, he dlwdys finds time to lend cr helping hond when tctculty and students holve problems. No job is too big or no tdsk too greot for this competent ledder who giddy offers advice cmd encouragement.

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Ra h ros The range must be run right, and it takes leaders to do it. The members of the Board oi Education are the leaders in the community who realize the need of in- telligent citizens oi the future. Much ot the good reputation and advancement oi our school is due to their guidance and eiiort. ' This Board, which head all the Phoenix secondary schools, consisting of North Phoenix High School, Phoe- nix Union High School, Phoenix Technical School, Car- ver High School, as well as Phoenix Iunior College, is made up of public-minded citizens who give their ener- gy to the advancement oi the schools. SCHOOL BOARD. From left to right: Ray Busey, Mrs. F. A. Bons, Dr. Trevor G. Browne. Ice T. Melczer. E. W. Mont- gomery fSupt.l. and Walter R. Strong. 'M