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

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A 'Qi LQ Ag GIRLS' COACHES: Miss Regna Breneman, Miss Pat McKinnon, Mrs. Bettse Phelps, and Miss Catherine Wilkinson, teach the girls sports, dances, exercises, and good sportsmanship. ll E. An one? Teoching boys ond girls good sports- monship ond helping them develop heolthy bodies os well os minds is the well performed duty of the physicol educotion teochers here of North High. R4 Mb g In . gli. Q --,.1 5,5 - 1. J -..i- I ' ' F K Q III i ag, , W I' Q 3 4.6 g ' , Q CMN ' V .IM ' is if Qs AW .., . ff' ffff g g ,M , 1? p a J . 3 A 5, Cgg, S' gg gm ,H i .3 A X Qxspwrgi, i X K fp! ' . V qugu . N., . ,, g septal? A 1 ASSISTANTS: Mrs. Martha Babcock, equipment manager, and Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Piano ac- companist, help the girls as well as the teachers in Girls' P.E. BOYS' COACHES: Mr. Paul McCloy, Mr. Ver- non Wolfe lfront rowl, Mr. Cecil Coleman, Mr. Richard Harclt, and Mr. W. R. Caldwell lback rowl have performed an excellent job teaching the boys good sports and sportsmanship.

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LEFT: Miss Winona Montgomery, Mr. Lawrence Hyink, Mr. Richard Bridgewater, Mr. M. B. Hag- erty, and Mr. Robert Cognac teach North High juniors in American History. RIGHT: Miss Ruth Adams points to a place on the globe while other Economics and Civics teachers, Mr. Lawrence Hyink, Mr. Douglas Cary, Mr. John Koerner, and Mr. Joseph McKinney, look on. Soc' ISludies nd ri in R.0.T.C.-LEFT: Sargeant Clarence Jones performs a patriotic duty by introducing boys in Military Training. DRIVING-BELOW: Teaching students safety behind the wheel is the job of Mr. Donald Pace, Mr. Thomas Inman, Mr. Sylvester Edwards, and Mr. James Eisenhert. NORTH HIGH ga E fsswvfy

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6? ' f Q LEFT-DRAMA: Mr. J. D. Filson and Mrs. Virginia Duncan are discussing a costume for a coming play. BELOW-Music: Mr. Lynn W. Fitzgerald, Mr. Ben Denton, Miss Mary Ann Enloe, and Mr. Albert Davis were caught looking over music for the masque. 0, - ng x ,nf A rl of lh Atl Our school offers many opportunities for young men and women getting ready to meet the world or wishing to acquire a useful hobby. Music, art, drama, and crafts classes are offered at North for students hoping to become musicians, actors, artists, or skilled craftsmen in leather and silver. The Allied Arts Department is made up of competent teachers who have been well trained and can train students adequately. ARTISTS: Miss Mary E. Wil- liams, Miss Frances Kapanke, and Mr. Allen A. Dutton teach students the different works of arf.