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

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1611 A F GOLF TEAM-FRONT Row: Col- lins, Corpstein, Mueller, Coggins, Wilmoth. SECOND Row: Sorulus, Thomas, Darrah, Moore. n Fairway nd Court T This year's Mustang golfers enjoyed a fair season, managing to have some good times in the few meets they played. Milt Coggins, Tom VVilmoth, Bob Mueller, Russ Odum, and Pete Corpstein comprised the starting swingers. Mr. Henry Anderson sponsored the team. Mr. C. O. Stephens' Boys' Tennis squad completed a successful season. Varsity netters were Murray Shevick, number one man, Delton Shonthaler, John Carollo, Curtis Brown, and Bob Douglas. This year's enlarged Girls' Tennis Squad completed a very successful season under the leadership of Miss Catherine Wilkinson, sponsor. Representing North High in first team matches during the year were Marcia Brown, Lois Thurman, Jackie Ginn, Joan Price, Kathryn Dohner, and Joyce Nelson. BOYS' TENNIS-Coach Stephens, Shevick, Schonthaler, Brown, Carollo, Douglas, Hollenbeck, Stowell, Grippin. GIRLS' TENNIS-FRONT ROW: Elliott, Geames, Flickinger, Price, Carlisle, Flickinger, Brown. SECOND ROW: Randolph, Dohner, Nelson Cmanagerj, Thurman fCaptainj, Newby, Phillips, Ginn, Brown, Miss Wilkinson. ,g,5,ag,g,,.,,,g...:n.. as 9 gg , , i :af Y, ,Q - S, ft..- ps! K

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px Q1 GAA CAB IN E T-FRONT Row M afrtin, Akren, Price, Chastain. SECOND Row: Barnett, Nelson K leineit, M ufrphy. Leaders This Was more than just another yearn in North High's Girls' Athletic Association history. Under the capable leadership of Velma Barnett, president, and Mrs. Bettse Marten Phelps, faculty adviser, the cabinet planned and executed several new activities along with the traditional affairs. Other cabinet members were Joyce Nelson, vice-president, Naomi Kleinert, secretary, lVlarce.lla lVIurphy, treasurer, Carol Akren, .loan Price, Betty Nlartin, Dorothy Chastain, class repre- sentatives. Outside entertainment for the fun-loving GAA girls was provided during the year by skating, bike-hikes, informal school parties, and the spring Weekend camp- ing trip which climaxed the season. GAA ALL-STARS-FRONT ROW: Dohner, Miller, Lindsey, Cook, Hm'pei', Phillips, McAliste'r, Bent-ic, Martin, Beckett, Lusk. SECOND ROW: Nusbmfm, Alwren, Barnett, Phillips, Murphy, Tliuimaii, Alexander, Nelson, Eib, Kleineit, Jaeliowski, Dunlap. V., A , M 4-wg gg.. ,.. .... Msn, ,K ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.M, gm, K, W i.'ifffj.5,-gwxgifjii 325 -L g:1i.:::,g-'2.vQ,:1jr.:,j,'rf3f1f-ff-isiff.-:f'::a:+z54,-53,--, ,Q:.,:..':: ,..14:,- 'M 'K 'a ' wif' is -A-p ..leW',,'i'i.m ,.. 't:-f + H...gggg,.' -----sr-fer'-Mar' -fi'-'su ff N W!! ,un 7.4, 11629

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VARSITY TRACK-FRONT ROW: Herold fmanagerj, Wallace, Wackerbarth, Clements, Small, Laird, Pedrick, Welker fmanagerj. SECOND ROW: Coach Pace, Fuller, Webster, Knaack, Prent- ice, Smith, Watkins, Hurley, Edwards, Strangeland f .student coach Q. THIRD ROW: M. Dunlap, Hargraves, H. Dunlap, Malody, Duke, Myers, Jones, Schmitz, Snell. rack Squad Is Cinder-ella eam Coach Don Pace and Student Coach Strangeland turned out a strong track track team in the spring of '48, a team that ranked second only to the Tucson Badgers in the state of Arizona in track and field power. The Mustangs, lead by versatile Merle Wackerbarth, who averaged just about three Wins per meet, defeated squads from Mesa, Glendale, Phoenix Union, St. Mary's, Phoenix Tech, and other state and valley schools. Ax 1 :.,g,fcVi ,i v' J TRACK AND FIELD-UPPER FT: Don Schmidt edges out Doug ickett and Bill Laird in the 440. - PPER CENTER: Lee Pedrick runs f the low hurdles. UPPER RIGHT: Arkie Small heaves the discus. LOWER LEFT: Merle Wackerbarth running the high hurdles. LOWER RIGHT: Colt Track-Front Row: Binkley, Vick, Woodward, Johnson, Hull, K. Marley, Brown, Green, Coates, Cooper. Second Row: Her- old fmanagerj, Kenny, Lee, Kelley, Rahmatulla, Schafer, Goodson, Pickett, Wheat, Coach Pace. Third Row: Davis, Mclver, N. Marley, T Smith, Whitmore, Shaver, Pate- man, Brownlow, Wood. I 1 l 1160