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

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During half-time at Homecom- ing game against Agua Fria, King Mike DeVito and Queen Angela Moreno take their vic- tory ride in the '66 cherry red convertible Mustang. Homecoming Freshman atten- dant, Michelle Wilson, climbs into the covertible mustang for her ride around the track dur- ing halftime of the Homecom- ing game. Completing a pass of 7 yards to running back Iaime Dailey by Senior quarterback Kelly Porter, was part of the winning Nm, Q .kr i

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Fright ight Brings o Surprise It was the first time since 1967 that the foot- ball team had won the Homecoming game. The victory over Agua Fria was amazing. T h e M u s t a n g s scored first with a beautiful run by Jaime Dailey. The extra point conversion was bobbl- ed, but with the quick Freshman participants act out a stabbing on the freshman float While being judged. The float Something Wicked This Way Comes, received third place. After a half-time pep talk by head Coach White, Gabe Her- nandez comes out with a new spirit which helped beat the Agua Fria Owls l 1-0. thinking of Iay Alston, he tumed it into a two point conversion. The Agua Fria fans had lit- tle to cheer about through the entire game except for a few decent plays. The night belonged to the Mustangs. After all, it was Homecoming. There wasn't enough spirit. Until it was 11-0, people were dead, said Wade Stewart. Channel 12 news showed up for the se- cond quarter, but later joined by channel 3. Channel 3's helicopter began circling the stadium for some arial shots, but then decided to land behind the stadium. After about five minutes it came over the back wall of the stadium, and land- ed in the back of the end zone, during play. The fans went crazyl North was finally receiving the coverage it deserved. Newly nominated King, Mike DeVito and Queen, Angela Moreno, made their way through the busy crowds to the field where their cars awaited them. The other attendants wat- ched on with joy. Next up was the float, which was related to the Homecoming theme, Fright Night. The sophomores won the float contest, but the seniors, class of '87, won the overall class competition. After the game parents went home with smiles while students were fran- tically working their way to the gym for the dance. Couples lined up waiting for their en- trance. Inside people were seen dancing, getting their pictures taken or simply just sit- ting or walking around enjoying the mood. QR? ,,- 'D .XO ' o

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Fashions Go to All Lengths in the '80's Student fashions included an abun- dance of textures and designs that were such a craze in the seventeenth century. Paisley, baroque, large flower motifes and plaids could be seen on everything, in- cluding jeans, socks, earrings, sweaters, skirts and even ties for both the girls and guys. Big bold antique jewelry of pearls, gems, gold and siver were also popular. Oversized sweaters and vests, some emblazed with crests and in brilliant colors were quite fashionable, as were stirrups, cropped and cuffed jeans and pants. The mini and mid-calf styles demonstrated that skirts went to all lengths this year. What fashionable footwear were used to compliment these exciting styles? In most of the classroom were seen flats, low heeled pumps, multicolored boots and even an occasional brightly colored high topped tennis shoe or two. For the second year in a row Micky D's was chosen for favorite fast food restaurant. Students also were concerned with hairstyles that had blunt, layered cuts or were by products of the bob. Coloring for hair was also a hit. This included bleaching as well as darkening. Bows, big belts, heart shaped charms and color- fully designed watches were just some of the fashion trends around campus.