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

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if X- PRINCIPAL-We were guided through the year of 1954-55 by Mr. Charles Burton who was made permanent principal last year. ASSISTANT PRNCIPAL-Mr. A. W. Flowers was given the job of Assistant Principal this year after serving as Registrar last year. -ix port nl er on ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Mr. Orville Hamm, past Dean of Boys, did an excellent iob this year as an assistant principal. GIRLS' COUNSELOR: Miss Vera McCormick has handled '51-f girls' problems very successfully through the year 1954-55. 9.

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SUPERINTENDENT-Dr. Harold L. Gear, now going into his second year as superintendent of the Phoenix Union High Schools and Phoenix College District, is well known on North High campus as a former principal and past assistant superintendent. RIGHT: Mr. Jay Hyde BELOW: Mr. Frank Haze Burch The Boord ot Educotion tor the Phoenix Union High School District is composed of civic-minded citiezns who work for the betterment of high school students. The Boord employs the super- intendent, distributed outhority, ond determines the policies tor this district's schools. The superintendent ond Boord ot Education do o fine job in keeping our schools in top shope. fri ndl ulhoril LEFT T0 RIGHT Dr. Trevor G. Browne Dr. Charles Purtymun Mrs. F. A. Bons

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:yi ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD-SITTING: Mr. Charles M. Burton. SECOND ROW: Miss Mildred Jacks, Mr. Henry Schmidt, Miss Ruth Adams Miss Winona Montgomery, Mr. Alfred Flowers, and Mr. Steve Cheranich. THIRD ROW: Mr. John Koerner, Mr. Orville Hamm, Mr. Lynn W Fitzgerald, Mr. Edward Stancik, and Mr. Richard Bridgewater. fficienl Ipe The Administrative Council, com- posed of members of the faculty and administration, meets to discuss ques- tions and problems which arise in the functioning of North High. By the use of democratic techniques, the efficiency and morale of the school organiaztion are kept at a high level. Keeping the different students' reg- istrations and schedules in order, filling out return slips, and filing notes for the many students that are absent each day was just a small part of the hard but efficiently done task of the secre- taries in the registrar's office during the year I954-55, as they have in past years. REGISTRATION OFFICE WORKERS -FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Donna Ellison, Mrs. Gladys Wilke, Mrs. Dorothy Milne. SECOND ROW: Miss Genevieve Parsons, Mrs. Dorothy Catanzaro. CIOH