Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Majorettes Perform Tricks For AHS Crowd This years Majorettes performed performed at football and basketball used for camp tuition. The students many tricks for the AHS crowd. games along with the band. participating on this activity learned Among these were falling stars, back To raise money they held a Twirl-a- how to present themselves well in hand catches, and finger twirls. They Thon for ten hours. The money was front of people. V: It -, Y' V I V V I 1 -f i MAJORETTES: Lisa Nien. Debbie Hanner . Lori Van Zant Feature. Debbie Hanner, performs twirls for the Fortress photographers. 'H ' ,fff . . i 1 l l Lisa waits for the baton after throwing it in the air. Lori does various jumps and routines as she performs for Fortress photogra- phers. MAJORETTES I9

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Mascots earn Basics Of Being Funny The Mascots, this year, did much in raising school spirit. They were dressed to entertain crowds at football and basketball games and at pep as- semblies. There were more members participating than in previous years. The sponsor was Mr. Wayne Anth- ony. Captain was Amy Berberich and Co-captain was Reeny Butler. In order to raise money for cleaning the Lions L. u A -, ian 'Sr W MASCOTS-TOP TO BOTTOM: Marin Glazmang Mr. Anthonyg Amy Berberichi Sheryl Goldmam Mascot. Debbie Griffith, Monica Ramos. Not Pictured: Reeny Butler: Kim White Mascot boogies as the crowd gets ready to meet the Fall teams at Alham- bra's first Pep Assembly of the year. I8 MASCOTS suits and for getting jackets, they held a key chain sale. The members' main learning experience from this activity was how to be funny and outgoing. JQ? H .Sf-for Amy Berberich and Mascot pose for Fortress photographers while goofing off during group pictures. .--t sports. Mascot raises spirit and goofs off during the first pep assembly for winter

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Student Government Helps Others Student Government sponsored many activities including Homecoming Spirit week, brotherhood, the 20th an- niversary celebration and career spe- cial days. Many lunchtime activities were also sponsored by Student Gov- ernment. They held dances, candy sales, and flower sales to raise money for school and various community ser- vices. Some of the money was used for charities such as ARCH, Gompers, and March of dimes. Mike Olsker served as Student Body President for the l98l-82 school year. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BACK ROW: Wellesley Goodwin Principali Mike Olsker-Presidents Randall Kemp-Treasurerg Tom Goss-Advisor. FRONT ROW: Linda Altamirano-Recording Secretary, Sheri Tucker- Vice Presidentg Traci Roberts-Corresponding Secretary. Q!! ., 5-4 1 If l l I is A .am x Y ec. x STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-BACK ROWE Eddie Amavisca. Ursula Rethschulte. Susan Castalona. Kathy Perryman. Julie Pitright. Chris Hoffarth. FIFTH ROW: Tim Turner. Mike Chicoine, Chris Phyle, Mike Rutler. Robyn Epperson. FOURTH ROW1 Lisa Preston. Kim White. THIRD ROW: Brenda Lopez, Pam Riley. Rebecca Hill. Joe Scheid. Tammy Meek, Lisa Nannested. SECOND ROW: Kim Johnson, Amy Berberich. Alan Norris. Pat Phyle. Lily Garcia. FRONT ROW: Sandy Mcgrady. Mareen Glazmen. Renney Butler. 20 STUDENT GOVERNMENT