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

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Since the reopening of North talks of renovation to the school had been discussed. Finally the school came to a deci- sion and renovation of the entire auditorium and an extra wing of the science building began. Due to many unseen occurances and delays the con- struction missed its finished date. The science wing was the first to be completed. By late March a few rlnccnc hnrl hnnn rnnu- Beginning last summer, workers could be seen around campus construcing the newwing. v pro. W Changes Finally Come Students were able to walk through the new areas and even us- ed the facilities. Sandy Allison, a sophomore in Mr. Walter's Earth Science class said I think the new building is really cool. It was hard to get settled at first but it was worth it. The auditorium was the biggest and the longest project to finish. Renovations of the band, choir, dance and speech room were nicely done accom- modating the needs of the class. ada' 1 1 5325 ff I .xy V. .-L. 'X Q' ti ,I ...ef ff -me-1.-v,......--a 5 N. mln Q. v .N-1 2 . -5' N W. vm

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Assemblies Females Flip With Gymnastics The week before school let out for Christmas, the assembly committee organized a special assembly in which they began the program with a series of tumbling runs which the team uses as their warm-ups. From there they went on to more dif- ficult tumbling routines. With the completion of their performance on the floor mats, the gymnastics began working on the pommel horse, then the rings, the high bar, and the big Arts Brings Christmas The annual Christmas program was on December 12th an the choir started off the program, which was held in the new gym, by singing Christmas carols, old and new. The band then followed with more Christmas music. Specially added for the program was the orchestra who played classic Sleigh Ride by Amadeus. Drama students brought out the joy of Christmas when they per- formed a skit written by two of the students. The North High dancers were next, as three of the students performed a Christmas dance. Breakin awa from the theme 9 Y - of Christmas was the rest of the C dance class. Iutea Burgess and Marco Dixen also cperformed a duet. The show ten ed with the jazz band- who made the au- dience jump with their playing as they performed. The Conga . Pink Panther and the South 24th St. Shuffle. grand finale. Each member of the team, plus the coaches and trainers, ran, jumped and flip- ped onto a table which was ap- proximately 4x5 feet. This stunt really got the students excited and everyone Wanted them to perform more. At the end of the assembly the majority of the female students rushed out onto the floor in hopes of receiving autographes and possibly even akiss. AMF Wi