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

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559: .. , be Q 22:51 V., . N uv- Q- ,, , . Wm! f I fs Mwst I 4 fa? may ASSISTANTS IN PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE-LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Meredith Schoftman, Janice Pierson Diana Norris, Linda Chase. SECOND ROW: Karen McBrayer, Patsy Walker, Karen Jorgensen, Barbara Bertoni, Donna Johnson. Assisting Stud nl The efficiency of both the principal's office and the library depend on the student assistants that work there for non-solid credit. The girls in the principal's office are kept busy sorting mail, answering the switchboard, delivering call slips, and keeping the school scrap book up-to- date. The duties of the library assist- ants are to check books in and out, putting the books in order on the shelves, repairing books, and checking magazines. LIBRARIAN'S ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROW: Carolyn Raeder, Sarah Gucker, Pearl Hamburger, Pat Kelly, Phyllis Young, Joan Totten. SECOND ROW: Georgina Magee, Lucie Bemann, Jacquelyn Carson, Diana Goggin, Jeanette Blagrave, Susan Corl, Barbara Mason. THIRD ROW: Loretta Hodgeson, Michael Kinter, Clara Worley, Louis Friedman. C223

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'I 5 ' Y 5 ill ii PRESIDENT: Mr. Clay Smith has done an efficient iob in bringing teachers and parents together in the interest of the students. SANS PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION BOARD-Faculty members and parents on the PTA board strive for the cooperation necessary to the successful functioning of the school in the community. l3.T.A.'s Cooperation Mr. Frank Gilleland shows the parents of his students a Iittle about the subiect their teenagers are studying. At left, the dinner in the North High cafeteria is just a small part of the activity that takes place during a P.T.A. Open House. Each year the North High's Parent-Teacher Association pre- sents an Open House in order for the parents to visit the campus, tour the buildings, and meet the teachers. The aim behind the Open House is to strengthen the bond between the school and community. l23l