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

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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

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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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Illll Mr. Hamm, assistant principal. illing Assistant Always there to aid Mr. Burton in the principal's office and to see that the switchboard is operated correctly and efficiently are Mrs. Mildred F. Harrison and Miss Ardys Coburn. Mrs. Lucille Townsend has proven to be a competent helper to Miss Vera Mc- Cormick. Helping freshmen through the first complicated year of high school, lend- ing a hand to solve the problems, big and small, of all students, and advising students how to prepare for the future is done by their capable counselors. The students appreciate the guidance of their counselors through the four years. AVAILABLE COUNSELING: Mr. Stanley Cardon, Miss Vera McCormick, Mr. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Charlotte Cockerell, Mr. Richard Callaghan and Mr. William Roche give advice to their counselees. Q '11 UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mildred F. Harrison and Miss Ardys Coburn are the dependable secretaries in the principaI's office. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs Lucille Townsend proves to be efficient aid to