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

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4' r i 'www . 3 , 9' 1' V A A In keeping with the Western tradition of Phoenix, North Here, Steve Casciola of The Missing Links' sang during High students dressed in western garb on Rodeo Day. the morning program in the cafeteria. A 55. . 'J i ol vm. Q, 1 X N ri - we are r r g ' 'W 2 6' W X ' X On a hot summer day, thousands of Valley residents head for the cooler areas. Valley teens particularly enjoy excursions to the Verde River. 4,

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N R a H Xli 1 wqx The North High Poms rod t Showhoat While Visiting Eghcanto Park. W i f Wi? but L CZ f LV! .M V b A bb 'avr EIU iz,-bfi .f 161 R 'J Q15 t fag! 'fwf,o'L Zf A 'X ,VUL IP ff 474jCi , 1 5612 'U Although Phoenix residents seldom see snow in the city, a short ride to the North will bring them to snow country. Members of the Concert Choir went to the Snow- bowl Where they went skiing and Sledding. Fi om! i fl i ' 3 I . 1 , 5 jf A , X S and

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Sports played an important part in student life at North High. jerry Brown, guard, shot a basket during the North-South game. X WM X, Mvyllgltjgll hilt. E Mystic Gardensf' the North High Prom, was held at Moun- tain Shadows. Sherry Lavetter and Len Andrade talked by the pool at the resort during the spring formal. The playing field took on a calmer aspect after the games were over. Here, Kris Carson, Michele Morgan, Viki Leuba, Carolyn Royce, and Marilyn Vache sat on bales of hay at the end of the football field which, just a few months earlier, had been the scene of the excitement of football season. f - -3' are llti f f, Q.,oe,,- IM, W, .5 M,5,,,,,i Q ,nk if, J..-W, . x ' W1 LWKN40 n. .,,,1,fj,j5 .Wi - , , fu Wy' L, K. ., , , ww. .,1. f.-A Q., ami' af JS .wid-'V .-are i,ii,,f.:e+ 4, f Liggggfykgf if . we S' Y .Y ear. . ...ft rx ,,fvq:..- Y 3 arse. -if f .g if aw . , Ns? QQMQ... .ff'!?w 7