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

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Mathemafically Minded Despite their apparent formality Mrs. H. E. Muth and Mr. Frank V. Gilleland fabove left? have been known on occasion to unbend and become quite informal and gay. Math teachers are subject to these varying moods. Mr. Henry Anderson, Mr. Henry Schmidt, and Mr. Herbert Drinkwater Cabove right? discuss problems of the mathematics department. Mr. Thomas Inman and Mr. ing a little difficulty over the algebra homework assignment. Maybe they should study our simplified textbooks, too. E' 'H ., 2 .is .rss-oA...f::l-:F A-:Jai-a'6'i. T. H. Utlaut appear to be hav-

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Teaching - with a World Outlook Mr. F. V. tBucD Brown pours a cup cf hot, black coffee tor Mrs. Charlotte N. Cockerell, Cabovei in the teachers' cafeteria. Bud Brown teaches Amer- ican history, civics, and economics, while Mrs. Cockereil has American and World history classes. t WWW? Miss Ruth Adams and Mrs. Ioseph McKinney are pictured with Miss Elien Nitzkowski while she examines a current issue of Fortune magazine Cb iowi Miss Adams instructs Civics, economics, and international reiations Mr McKinney has economics, Civics, and American historyg and Miss N1t7koW ki teaches American and Latin American history.

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W ur' KW' 63' :itil Qf3Sl40i7f 090011 GPBGLQ 't They're All Business Miss Chloe Fields, Miss Ruth White, and Miss Elsie Deaver Cabove lettl chat together about their commercial classes. Mr. CQO. Stephens and Miss Beulah Twist Cabove rightl pause at the foot of the stairs for the photographer. Mr. Stephens teaches in the commercial department, while Miss Twist is doing an excellent job as head of the student ticket office and is also in charge ot the office training. Conversing about mutual problems in the mathematics department are Mr. Walter I. Wooden and Mr. Fred O. Mc- Donald Crightl.