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

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MATHEMATICIANS-FRONT ROW: Mr. Henry Anderson, Mr. James Wilson, and Mr. Arthur Hawk. TOP ROW: Mr. Herbert Drinkwater, Mr. Henry Schmidt, Mr. Har- old Williams, Mr. Hugh Hackett, Mr. Norman Heap, and Mr. Thomas Inman. I3 iness, M lh agogues These teachers have done a very fine job during this past year. The math teachers trying to teach the students that one and one really does equal two, that x equals y, and that the side of a triangle opposite a right angle is known as the hypotenuse. The Business Department covers a wide range of subjects, which prepare students for the business world. Such subjects as shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping are taught. The teachers have done a fine job to make them excellent courses. BUSINESS EDUCATION - FRONT ROW: Miss Ruth White, Miss Chloe Fields, Miss Isabel Daou, Miss Beulah Twist. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Frank Turley, Mr. Harley King, and Mr. C. O. Stephens.

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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.

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WILLING COUNSELORS: Mr. Robert Poorman, Mrs. Jean Brown, Mr. Dallas Long, Mrs. Carolyn Weber, and Mr. Edward Stancik are willing to help students with their difficulties. Available Counselin An efficient counseling and guidance program is an essential for any modern high school. North High's counselors, friendly and anxious to be of service to students, stand ready to help with planning of courses, preparation for col- lege entrance, applications for scholar- ships, and other problems which con- ingly good job since taking over front' Students, a l'e home sel Many students and former students remember gratefully the sympathetic understanding which they found in North's counselors' offices. The aid given by the counseling staff is a great factor in winning the many scholarships which North High seniors obtain every year. HOME COUNSELOR: Mrs. Ruth Halliman has done an exceed- REGlSTRAR'S ASSlSTAN'lS--FIRST ROW: Jeanne Gibens, Jean McAuliffe, Dorothy Maddox, Ann Baylor, Marilyn DuVall, Joyce Casey, Beverly Parker. SECOND ROW: Sandra Roundey, Margaret Evans, Sharon Sexton, Wally Nixon, Joan Ludke, Gretchen Wolfe, Carol Barney, Carol Lee Gilbert, Bonnie Miller, Dora Atwood, Von Jackson. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Mitchell, Beverly Kolb, Carol Sease, Joyce Page, Dorothy Fisher, Evelyn Barody, Barbara Miller, Janet Fairweather, and Joanne Denemark. H83