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

Clubs Members Celebrate With Youth - Dance - Beginning the year with a September performance at Civic Plaza for Celebrate Youth, Performance Dance was off to a great start. The year was filled with ac- tivities including a candy sale that was used to raise money for the fabulous Spr- ing Recital. "We've really worked hard this year and managed to stick together through it all," said senior Trina Jo Stackhouse. The dancers really en- joyed themselves and had a good time. "lt's a great way to make new friends and work out at the same time," exclaimed Jais Reimer. Under the direction of Mrs. Altemis, the group showed tremendous talent. This talent was shown in the Spring Recital, most of the dances were choreographed entirely by students. "l'm really proud of all the girls, they've worked hard and deserve a lot of credit," commented Mrs. Altemis. Three people were responsible for bringing the sixth man club to the North High Campus. The club was started in October by Joe Wagner, John Rhoelk, and Coach Bejarano. It began with 23 members and gain- ed more as the club was publicized. Sixth Man Helps Hoop Sixth Man -- The purpose of this club was to develop school spirit for the basketball games. The members expressed their spirit at games by do- ing cheers and raising hell ininterest of the basketball games. "I think the sixth man club is great. lt raises spirit and it's a lot of fun," said member Misty Hansen Even people who weren involved in the club saw th difference it made. Jessic Numkena said, "I think made the students see the basketball games and th spirit involved are reall important."