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

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Cheers Spark Spirit l . CHEERS: Clockwise-Mary McNally, Lori Schultz, Tina Patton, Linda Balcerzak fCaptainJ, Susie Dong tCo Captuinj, Kathy Jackson. Kathy Velasquez. Go North! Fight! B-e-a-t, beat the Coyotes! With these shouts of encouragement, the cheers sparked our teams to victory while perform- ing a traditional service to the school. The seven member line worked to develop new cheers and chants and perfect old ones. Dedication, pride, and unwaver- ing spirit are necessary requirements for being on the lineg squeezing ev- ery bit ol' enthusiasm out of fellow Mustangs is not an easy task. But with a ready smile, a jump, and a yell, the North High cheers strive to accomplish it. l. Make way for the oncoming cheers! 2. Cheers keep in shape. ..----'2'-w- '- x-.M-0 -'---- ' N 3 ... Cheers 29

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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.

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'psf' BOWLING CLUB: Front Row-Marty Beadleston, Wayne Weaver, Mike Cummiskey fPresidentj, Donna Wester, Debbie Adams, Linda Higgin- botham, Kenny Cropper, Dwight Crenshaw. Second Row-Sabrina Davis, Darcy White, Clint Seal, .lim Stanley CTreasurerJ, Kathy Wiitala, Dennis Thurman, Julio Flores, Mrs. Summers fSponsorJ. Third Row-Shelia Crenshaw, Cheryl Seal. Marjorie Neal, Terry Brockett, Becky Horner, Clubs Score Well While the Bowling Club can lay claim to only a short history on the North High campus, its few years of life have showed outstanding abilities on the part of its members. Bowling Club increases in membership every year. Its main purpose, explains club President Mike Cummiskey, is to bowl and have fun. Having fun in- cludes playing teachers, other schools, and other North High clubs. What the Bowling Club lacks in history, the Tennis Club makes up for in its membership in the United States Lawn Tennis Association for 23 years. Among the social events the club spon- sors for members and guests are: a winter potluck in the corral where the Freshman Team awards are presented, a Spring swimming and supper party in May, and a Freshman intra squad ten- nis tournament. 30 Bowling Club LSponsorj. l-Mariane Eberson thoughtfully rolls her ball towards the pins. 2-Kathy Wiitala sends her ball enroute to a strike. Robin Sanders, Mike Ryan Back Row Scott Daniels Virginia Adams Lynda Wiitala QVice-Presidentj .loan Battilana Lois Pawlak Charlotte Blalock, Kim Keenan, Adrienne Valdez Robert Caraway Not Pictured Paul Walker tSecretaryJ Kathy Baker Marguerite La Spesa Mr Houts I 2