Alamogordo High School - Rocket Yearbook (Alamogordo, NM)

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ALAMOGORDO HOMECO I GPARADE: The Alamo High Pep Squad, sponsored by Miss Pardue, made ils first public appearance in the Homecoming Parade. W? ly ,,.,, .V I V3 gsm .Q 2 315 ,Ms an fn-' gf, 'mm l an u s s fff-ri,,,w1ff: f:,,,:fw, '. ffm., 1 .,.. L- I K in d ,rr 'f A.pn , r . , s '- e so r f s, 'l naw W. r f pemm u s on . 1 ,,.,-iff :7 Q ,J U , 'l : kwa 1 o I A l of 4.1 ,e, - :K x K A-lf' ,. 1 - Ab F--' V, ,L N Vpz, A , A . l u u X, rf. ,W Qu r I s wi l--me eww, ,, ' H , 'fitf ', W fwfqw 'W 'VN ' t f s' 1 L ' W W K -, 5 :E 1' 1 547' A all iw ,VW Wh my 2 i , ,L . 5 gf' I . X gwsi , . , ' 7.4, .l l 4 5 u ,M pp f br f W ,Y 5' 1 ii-W , - -+-+-mmf viii A 2 md 'idle' E. : A 52' ,..,.,,, I A A .e., ,.,.. , MW s - -f to - wifg 1 '1:we1:-arz4.,:.::::r1:fs. .:.znf:v' ef -I wilf-11 il 'fp'-If'-f'1gf'!fzfi:i15i24f513331:EH1Ef:.:eE:i:,,,3' f ' ' ' 5- 'E z:ff-15115:3.5:.:q3qg:9?gg5gg 1 -s 55:53 -' . The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Hein, won first place in the car competition. Second place in the car category was taken by FBLA. 1 6

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VARIED ASSEMBLIE PRE E TED Assemblies of both an entertaining and an informative content were presented to the AHS student body this year. They provided a relaxing break from the students, daily classroom routine. The assemblies were usually held outdoors, weather permitting. A most impressive assembly was held during National Constitution Week. There was an effective flag raising ceremony fol- lowed by an original patriotic oration by Janey Dunlop, junior. A program given later in the year was presented by a local student group called iiSir1g Out Alamogordofi The invitation was extended to the audience to join in their song. Needless to say, there were many shy people. An interesting speech was given to the student body by Dusty Huekleby on the use of drugs and their effects. lVlr. Huckleby was accompanied by District Attorney Williams. A question and answer period followed Mr. Hucklebyis speech. Due to poor weather, the program was presented over the public ad- dress system. National Constitution Week at AHS started with a flag-raising ceremony given by the Holloman Air Force Base Color Guard to signify the beginning of Constitution Week throughout the country. 18 iezhfissef1:1..xf:: w is sf: . 1 :1 ai: if 'twig' si ,A 4. HL-f it ,ii 'ZW L., X iowa. 'A' eaggeifitssi-irzzysii 5. iwifriulzfaeaa ' ,ai 8 ,Jt......... as f-. .fzcram-g, ,M t ...W-1,.a.. 'ft' ' WEP -.. is 'Six' 1 ma it ,ififii me 1- ef as-.:ffsf1:uzf .'-m::3..z.,f,. ..Qafg11,, . 3' 1 3 5 .51 eg- t ik , .. 2. Q z H-':w1:f if