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

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is eadquarters North Phoenix High School could not operate successfully without the staff of the Business Office. Mr. Henry Lowe is a familiar sight, always being busy in the book store or in the business office. Mr. Stewart too, is very dependent upon the staff, as Mrs. Mildred Hill, who is always kept busy, is his personal secretary. Mrs. Flora Darland spends her time in varied activities. We students often come to her in search of notebooks and sweaters which we have lost, and she, kindly, tries to assist us in finding our misplaced possessions. -pil-Fi'

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l ' 1. Mr. Frank Anderson. Dean of Boys. and Mrs. Iewell Rasbury. Dean of Girls. chat with Mrs. lean Hansen, student counselor, about some of the amusing dilemmas they are laced with. Advice sand Counsel Characters are molded by such people as these three: Mrs. Iewell Ras- bury, as our Dean of Girls: Mr. Frank Anderson, as our Dean of Boys: and Mrs. lean Hansen, as our Home Counselor, work endlessly and tirelessly for us students. No task is too great for them to undertake in our behalf. X. ...J -ww rw' Mr. Olney, too, aidsour cause by coeordinating the curricula of the schools of-the system, by supervising th e inter-school contests, and by clarifying the goals toward which We all work. .r- 'M' Mr. A. F. Olney. Curriculum Coordinator.

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Name and Number Daily the lines may be seen at the windows at the Registrars Office and it is always Miss Williams and Mrs. Westby who must interview the people in these lines, being sure that each student has his absence permits or tardy excuses. lt is through their patience and effort too that we are able to enter school each year with our schedules already tentatively prepared for us. Mr. Charles M. Burton, Registrar, is always at hand for wise counseling.