Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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if , yy. qyhv is f , . . ,Q 421 ai I -. s S' I 4.4 , I Brenda Hammonds and Chris Hoffarth get everyone involved in decorating the School Chflsfmas Hee in 'he quad' JUNIOR-SENIOR BOARD: Junior-Lisa Nanneslad, Senlor-Debbie Cooper. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW-S. Tucker, R. Caruso, M. Bonny, J. Ferraro, L. Carlson, D, Sherwood, S. Laufquist. SECOND ROW-S. Browning, L. Gore, S. McGrady, L. Nannestad, P. Thomas, D. Quan, T. Roberts, C. Holland, K. DeHart, R. Perkins, S. Tsoi, R. Quist. BACK ROW-T. Bohn, J. Perea, D. Masters, J. Greff,C. Hoffarth, J. Schied, C. Geens, S. Castellano. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 21

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Suns Assembl rates high with students Alhambra Student Government had a busy schedule this year. They were the select group of students who represent- ed the entire student body. They brought ideas to the administration as well as planned activities for the stu- dents. Homecoming was the first major ac- tivity, following the theme On Broad- way. Student Government held dances and assemblies like Freedom Jam. They participated in service projects such as the Christmas party at the Upward ln- dustries Foundation. Student Govern- ment's greatest effort this year, though, was the Suns game to raise money for the Christina Moeller fund. All in all, Student Government had a very suc- cessful year. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Gordon Absher Treasurer Janet Cagllotl Recording Secretary Tim Perkins Vice President Melissa King Corresponding Secretary, Phillip Hernandez-President, Mr. Thomas Goss Advisor 20 STUDENT GOVERNMENT

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Chorale, Jazz have active year 'T I f CHORALE-FRONT ROW: P. Bemelman, P. Reed, C. Staten, R. McDowell, J. Choo, T. Greely, L. Coons Watkins, D. Davis, K. Whitaker, D. Cole, J. Howard. THIRD ROW: S. Red, R. Hayes, D. Colvert, P. Greely Branham, Mr. Orkiloff, C. Gordon, L. Mason, N. Sutphin, M. Givson, N. Kirel. This year's Chorale had a new spon- sor, M. Mike Orlikoff. The class in- volved students who learned to read music and perform before large audi- IBFK ences. The Chorale's most memorable performance this year was lt's a Small World at the AFS assembly in Febru- ary. ,V RA HIUH S 4 VHUENIX Al?l!ilNi- , T. Clocksin. SECOND ROW: M. Warren, L. Saab, S. ,L. Childress, B. Lehman, S. Zwillick. BACK ROW: M. The Jazz Ensemble, sponsored by Mr. Jim Kirby, was very active this year. They met as a class everyday and practiced for upcoming concerts. - , I I ',.V .,' . I A . If .. Wvdk, 3 Q , .... .My S ,I . lll ll S , s is .. K a a ff fi ' X tl' ' 1, A 'A ' W'--N-Mifw 'W M 'H :L'4K : 3 'K V ll 7 Mw': if Nlgl' if ' -' JAZZ ENSEMBLE-FRONT ROW: M. Magee, M. Trinka, B. Brooksby, A. Absher, J. Gray, D. Hanner, S. Kouts, G. Szechenyi. MIDDLE ROW: M. Smith, J. Schwartz, R. Birdwell, A. Barcellos. BACK ROW: D. Vasquez, J. Lizar, T. Sloan, D. Magee, J. Borge, G. Bedore, C. Muller, R. Nanny, L. Miller, E. Soto, C. Flores. 22 CHORALE JAZZ ENSEMBLE