Alamogordo High School - Rocket Yearbook (Alamogordo, NM)

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TO THE DELIGHT OF AUDIENCES Ei gms mu? i C Members of A Capella choir are: ffourth rowj Janet Hudman, Mike Howell, Becky Kiefer, Don Mitchell, Susan Hill, Mark Plowman, joNell Barker, Rod Thorson, fthird rowj Kathy Milne, David Barker, Billie Scott, Leonard Miller, Shari Robert- son, Shelby Smith, Dorothy Smith, Dwight Hall, QP fseeond rowj Phil Taylor, Patty Black, Larry Hilton, Madeline Vickrey, Jim McKenzie, Gail Bridges, Mike Julian, Mary Zagone, ffirst rowj Betsey Rambo, Jerry Barllet, Diane Foster, Rodger Amelung, Anne Gonzales, Kevin Gardner, and Kathy Pattison. Members of the Mixed Choir are: Gwen Smith, Margaret Furphy, John Bryson, John Sul1iva.n,,Iean Branch, Naomi Holland, ffrontj Magdeline Quinnones, Renee Chavez, Shirley Norris, Yvonne Milles, Vicky Campbell, Alama Perez, and Jan Shafer. 127

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S GI ALC G THE MELODY WAY One could always hear the vociferous roar in the halls of AHS. People were always talking, yelling, hundreds of tortuous un- trained voices merrily screaming the song of the day. There was, however, one depart- ment in school that took in the more promising of these voices. Several concerts were given hy the A Capella, Treble, and Mixed choruses. These groups also par- ticipalcd in many district festivals under the direction of Mr. Thorp. Madrigal Singers: Phil Taylor, Diane Foster, Mike Howell, Shari Robertson, Rodney Thorson, Billie Scott, and Mark Plowman. ra :Y 0. ,.r,,,,,.,,,, T kv1qvr1e'r Treble-Row 1: Evelyn Silva, Shi.rley Sanders, Starla McLean, Ann Bender, Diane Scoby, Mindy Meyers, Rosy Gallegos, Dolores Truijillog Row 2: 126 hvmgygfl 1, - X I .V , by 1 V Q K . S X, Q ', ,ya W 3 ' V i iffbl a o 1 im 1 ' 3 I , A if W 42 ' -of Marie Lux, Linda Howard, Connie Lee, Bea Needham, Donna Kessler, Sherry Fenn, Laura Watkins, Debi Smith, Marsha Secrest, Patti Tryon, Leighty, Jeannine Caldwell, Beth Bremner, Deva McFarland, Row 3: Faye Oliver, Lori Annabel Clifford,and Patsy Bryant.

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RT IS COLORFUL D CRE TI E The Art courses this year, taught by Charles Soulhard, were mostly made up of first year students. Their main study was divided many ways. Drawing simple objects such as bottles, jars, and boxes started the year. Color theory and principle elements of design came next, followed by experiments with various medias. Students who made up the one and only second year class were independent through- out the year. 'llhey did experiments with prints, woodbloeks, screening, and three dimensional figures done with sculptures, metal, wood, and ceramics, Pat Henry, first year student, works constructively on an assignment of hand lettering with pen and ink 128 Valerie Munee listens while M.r. Southard instructs