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

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,,,.,. Step four! Peanut, THEN hotdog! Strange commands such as these can be heard every morning in Sticker Stadium as the Mustang Marching Band rehearses 'its drills for the foot- ball half-time shows. Directed by Mr. Brewer, the band stirred North's spirit with loud music and intricate figures. Much devotion and deter- mination goes into putting on a really polished show. But the hard work always seems to pay off in appreciative applause from the crowd. 9 10 W 'L 45 Marching Band 27

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I-Lynda Wiitala stands ready with cymbols. 2-Ken Casey continues to lead the bands as his second year as North's drum major. 3- Jackic Jacobs works hard, for she is North's First majorette. 4-This squad of clarinets practices hard in preparation for a show. 5- --Q-if-, 2 i l. V91 f 9' gf! ijglf 'lf 1 2fi ! V.Af,'.KQ iilfn- 1.4. F h '- g 10, c .4 Q, , 1, , 'G' A + 5 1'-'Y 1' 'O'-.w 5-51 ,bg f .l ,i 'f 4' .44 ' , U, Q i.'L,:xr , rv S' ln gt V, , ., fu El' - Trumpet players eagerly await the call to start marching. 6-.lohn Fields became the state's lirst marching guitar player. 7-Alter- nates to the marching band eagerly await the chance to participate in the half-time show. -6.-,W nfl, 1 TLS- Aff, - ifmnla 8-Oom pah! Oom pah! ls the Leendert Har- toog's sound. 9-Mark Battilana waits for the signal to start cadence. I0-Mr. Brewer is the man behind the scenes for he designs and directs all shows.

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oms Choreograph Routines POMS: Standing-Deidre Gonzales, Patty Kelly, Tobi Starkovich, Kneeling-Kathy Anderson, Cheryl Myers, Vicki Rubin, Cindy Yates, Lu Marcum, Sitting-Tami Johnson QCaptainJ, Toadie Cloud 1Co- Captainj M -2'ii,1gg5:.W ia.: y ,af 3 K E A yi A if i Q was 4 I V Q44 . 'A 5, . 5. i- V W E or l 2 Wie-'Fas -.ii fan-wiv 1 if ' 28 Poms if .. ,. I q x A. - N . l. e-l Ns-L - i . in f -.ss-t. .f E. -- as H: ,J . : 7 . ' 'vfflo J 'ii' ' IV' ' . - .u .qjg NW, , .ay ft-gn' . Q . a , ,Q s' 1, ,Z 451,541 ' -H ,F BY l 1+- Keep your legs straight, ladies, You've got to kick them higher is heard as Poms get in top shape for their per- formance. Most of the dances the Poms perform are their own creations, showing that they not only have to be agile in dance but also creative. l. 8L 2. Kicking high, full of spirit, are the Poms of l973-74. 3. Marching across campus, Poms try to raise school enthusiasm for the night's game.