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

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DRAFTlNG4Mr. William J, An- derson's Mechanical Drawing class is concentrating very hard on crew engineering work, ln the right ' hand corner Mr, Anderson is giv- i ing some helpful hints to one stu- dent 9' X J, . f kill Instruction in Industrial Arts is in great demand in this machine age. A wide variety ot courses in the mechanical field is offered at North High, including print shcp, radio and electric shop, auto shop, mechanical drawing, home mechanics, wood shop classes, and aero- nautics. Shop work, in addition to providing practical training tor future workers in the industrial l 8 - -Q' -4 ', earndN arts tield, also is a very usetul training tor everyday lite, Every shop worker may well be proud ot his skilled hands. GUEST57Mr, John C. Raymoncls lournalism class visits the print shop and hears Mr. Lawrence A. Chard explain iust how the shop is operated. In the background you can see some ot Mr. Chqzrd's students at work,

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LAUGHING CLASS Mr, T. l-l. Utlaut's geometry class Utlaut is not shcwn in the picture, apparently he made Ifiol-1, very happy for some strange rcason. Althcugh fvir. a very amusing remark. Thn dd lilll or Music, drama, speech, and art give us an invaluable outlet tor our creative drive. Be- sides being good training and lots of fun tor the participants, these allied arts have brought North High many honors, recognition, and re- known. The excellence of our music department is well known. The Band, the A Cappella Choir, the Orchestra, the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs teach has contributed its share to the furth- ering ot the cultural life ot the participating student and the school as a whole. Talented thespians with their fine produc- tions have achieved tame, and at the same time the plays have given hundreds of students the opportunity to do something creative, Speech instruction provided invaluable training for the individual. North art talent was rated tops in the Ari- zona Scholastic Art Awards competition. MADAM CHAIRMAN--'Susan Roush, it seems, is pree siding over a very amusing incident. Waiting to be in- troduced are Carol Coleman and Jim Bury in Mr. Kenneth Pauli's first period public speaking class. I7

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in if ww Li. ,J Ab OFF TO MEXICO-In Miss Vera 7':iyingtan's sixth pcried Spanish cliss, students enact a Mexican marketplace scene. Los Vende- xlores lthe sellersl are Bill Fulton and Loren Morgan. Las turistas lthe tauristsl are Silly Ann Chclpka and Nancy Carmull iIll3a Di id nd ln this modern day and age the importance of understanding the attitudes, customs and way of life of other nations can hardly be overestimated, Our foreign language departf SEWING BEES Girls in Mrs, Florence Ficlseisen's sewing rlass put a tuck in a few gussctsi Ann Arzberger, Jocelyn Hastings, Patti Willi.ii1ws, Shirley Prince, and Ann Rciber son X ment believes in promoting the understanding of our world neighbors. Three languages are offered in North l-ligh's curriculum-Spanish, French, and Latin. Home economics classes prepare the girl of today for her role as homemaker tomorrow, Courses in cooking, sewing and interior decorf ating are offered, Another important course for future homemalaers is child guidance. I9