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

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Y Doctor Carter, a principal in the Phoenix Union High School District for nineteen years, has completed his third year as principal at North. He received his B.A. degree from Arizona State Teachers College in Tempe, an M.S. at the University of Colorado, and his Doctorate in Education from the University of California. Dr. James S. Carter

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Mr. John H. Armer Dr. Trevor G. Browne Rev. W. D. Bostrom Mrs. C. A. Lakin Clerk Member Member Member A r... Ek, g Board members held their semi-monthly meetings at Central High School. Board Determined Policy, Handled School Problems Headed by the superintendent, Dr. Howard Seymour, the Board of Education was responsible for determining school policy, employing school officials, and maintaining good relations with the public. Administrations of the ten high schools in the Phoenix Union High School District were su- pervised by the civic-minded members of the school board, who are elected by the people and served Without pay. School board meetings were open to the public, and the dedicated members of the board answered questions and acted on suggestions of interested people. Dr. Howard C. Seymour Superintendent Mr. Frank Haze Burch Dr- Lewis Allbee President Ass't Superintendent

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Members of the Faculty-Administrative Advisory Board were, FRONT ROW: Mr. Belluzzi, Miss McCormick, Dr Wilkinson, Mr. Nicolay, and Mr. Cardong BACK ROW: Mr. Hathcock, Mr. Hoeffel, Mr. Cary, Mr. Gates, and Mr Bridgewater. Stanley P. Cardon Ass't Principal B.A., M.A. Advisory Board Counseled Principal on School Policy Composed of faculty representatives from each department, the Faculty-Administrative Advisory Board counseled the principal on matters concern- ing school policy. The Board gave the administra- tion a representative idea of the opinions and problems of the teachers. Miss Vera McCormick, Mr. Stanley Cardon, and Mr. William Gates represented the administration on the Advisory Board. Mr. Gates and Mr. Cardon, assistant principals, handled registration and stu- dent discipline problems respectively. Miss Mc- Cormick, Dean of Girls, tried to solve problems concerning the girls of the student body. Vera A. McCormick Mr Cardon consulted his appointment book during a brief Dean of Girls break B.A., M.Ed.