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

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Advisory Board members included, FRONT ROW: Dr. Catherine Wil- kinson and Miss Gretchen Bock BACK ROW: Mr. Richard Bridge- water, Mr. Raymond Nicolay, Mr Shumate, an Mr. james M George C. Berger Ass't Principal 5 Stanley PY9Cardon Vera A. McCormick Administrative Ass't Administrative Ass't B.A., M.A. B.A., M.Ed. 12 Advisory Board Helped Solve Faculty Problems Counseling the adrninistration on mat- ters concerning school policy was the re- sponsibility of the Faculty-Administrative Advisory Board. The Advisory Board was composed of faculty members from each academic department. These faculty members gave the administration an idea of the problems and opinions of the faculty as a whole. Representing the administration on the Advisory Board were Miss Vera McCor- mick, Mr. George Berger, and Mr. Stan- ley Cardon, Miss McCormick, Admini- strative Assistant for Girls, handled dis- ciplinary problems of the student body. Mr. Cardon, Administrative Assistant for Boys, treated boys' problems. Mr. Berger, the Associate Principal, was responsible for registration and attendance problems.

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I X JON Evil if 6 + Cl M0 K7 ? v absurd.-.ws U 1 y is f -, Zvi 438 C , m Arg, This year marked the completion of Doctor Carter'sfourth He received a B.A. degree from Arizona State Teachers year as principal of North High School. Before coming College in Tempe, his M.S. at the University of Colorado, to North, Dr. Carter served as principal for sixteen and his Doctorate in Education from the University years at other schools in the Phoenix Union system. of California.

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Parents, Teachers Aimed At Mutual Understanding The Parent Teacher Association was organized to promote better relationships between the home and the school. At RTA. meetings, parents and teachers met to discuss current problems of teenagers. Lectures as Well as group and panel dis- cussions constituted the programs of these monthly meetings. In the fall, the RTA. sponsored the annual open house. On the night of open house, parents followed the regular schedule of their son or daughter and attended short classes during which the teacher explained the purpose of the class. Other activities of the P. T.A. included sponsoring the annual Founders Day Pro- gram and the senior reception after grad- uation. The P.T.A. also provided the funds necessary to send delegates to Boys' and Girls' States. PTA. officers were Mrs. Ball, secretaryg Mrs. Swan field president and Mrs Royce first vice president historian: Mrs. Rice, second vice-president: Mrs. Wing Not pictured was Mr Long treasurer l 13