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

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Y Qx S '3' NX X x 1171 r' ul' 'N fm! it ra If X If fy. .J ' ' X Q! -Naw- , X f x X XN-X3 2' ss S' Z qw.:-.. 2 , I A .f Z ex 1 xx ,'V'r X XA it I - X 2. .11'.'1w.m W -':.T-Ti i W Principal Last September there came to North High a young man,who was to be our principal. He undertook an arduous task, but in a few short months he had become one of us-a fellow Mustang. He has faced our problems with us and our combined efforts and decisions have served to bring about a closer feeling among our prin- cipal, our teachers, and our student body. No wonder we respect and admire Mr. lames l. Stewart.

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NATIONAL CONVENTION: Supt. E. W. Montgomery, immediate cipals, is pictured as he addressed delegates and honor guests in Atlantic City, N. I. At Dr. Montgomery's right is Miss Edith A Between Great Britain and the United States: at his left is U. S. distinguished group are Mrs. Pearl Wannamaker, NEA president: United Nations representative, educational division: Dr. Willard E. secretary, and Mr. Mervyn Pritchard, educational officer. British hidden from the camera. ffm x W, fy.- A sfjyn . J J L 4 X g 1 BWS past president of the National Association of Secondary-School Prin- at a banquet of the association during the annual meeting oi NASSP Ford, chairman of the British Committee tor Interchange ol Teachers Commissioner of Education Iohn W. Studebalfer. Others in the Dr. Paul E. Elicker, executive secretary of NASSP. Dr. Olav Paus-Grunt. Givens, NEA executive secretary: Dr. William G. Carr, NEA associate Embassy. Mrs. Montgomery was also at the speakers' table but was Superintendent I N E 'X 'Sn lf? .tix is it 'I Q l I-. x Superintendent of the Phoenix High Schools is Dr. E. W. Montgomery, our friend and leader. He has directed our school on a straight course which has led it to a place of high standing in our State and Nation. Even though he has had to spend much oi his time in the direction oi the various high schools ot the city, We have always found him ready and Willing to come to our aid at North Phoenix High.

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PARENTS MEET TEACHERS. At receptions and other PTA meetings parents had the oppor tunity oi meeting the teachers of their children Seen above meeting parents at the iirst reception in the fall. from lett to right. iacing the camera are Mrs E W Montgomery Super intendent Montgomery, Principal and Mrs. lames I Stewart Mr and Mrs Loyd C Elliott Wise Planning Success in education requires the interest of the parent in the school. At North High this interest is high, and the Parent-Teacher Associ- ation does much to foster it. At open houses , panel discussions, receptions, and regular meetings, parents meet teachers for mutual profit. If it were not for Mr. Charles Burton, many of us would find the task of preparing for col- lege very difficult. He has spent many extra hours in preparing our schedules and in coun- seling With us over the problems which will face us in the future. Mr. Charles M. Burton. Registrar