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

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We Were Well Represented Students of North Phoenix High School are proud — proud of each and every fellow stu- dent who goes forth to represent them. They have pride in their athletic teams, when they win or when they lose a fairly fought game; in the Band for its many outstanding per- formances; in the Art, Drama, and Journalism. Departments, for emphasizing the cultural side of life; in student government, through which all can speak; and in the loyal spirit banding all Mustangs together under the name of the school. They are thankful and grateful to know that they have these opportunities to prepare them for their place in the future. (10)

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Preparing For Life What does the future hold in store for me? was the question many seniors were asking them- selves this semester. However, with the helpful college informa- tion posted on the bulletin board in the Deans ' Office, and the wise counsel of the deans them- selves, the question, in most cases, was answered. Throughout the Southwest, North High is known for its com- pletely student-organized gov- ernment. The Honor Court, com- posed of student judges elected by their classmates, tries those accused of a misde- meanor and hears their side of the case. Communism, the Marshall Plan, and the United Nations are familiar terms to high school students, who realize the im- portance of understanding those international problems which confront the world today. The man she caught was Phil Lowell, who could not run quite fast enough. 1 Vv (9)

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v i y In the fall of 1946 a new man came into our midst to assume many varied tasks. Soon every student on the campus began to recognize and look forward to his cheery smile or greeting. In three years he has won for himself a warm spot in the hearts of all who knov him. And so, with pride, we dedicate this annual to Mr. James I. Stewart, our Principal and friend. (11)