Alamogordo High School - Rocket Yearbook (Alamogordo, NM)

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aPPl'0Xim3lelY 1200 Sludenls S0119 for Christmas' Edna Keller and Irene Sida each Crouch before a pile of books that must be transferred -oo'-i library as a reminder of it's recent past.

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'MODELI D A E Students w one-half days e heating system. Also over t stairs lockers w library was mov The plan Dave Newell to October. The B h 0 e . l announced in thc the Christmas va dr C place at AHS. The down- remodeling took Cl' ed ation would begin one and e moved upstairs and the The clutter in the locker area is all that is left of re elated when it was middle of third hour that ly due to a fault in the Christmas holidays some into the old locker area. s proposed by Principal WH t ol' decided on the d The last of the st vacation straggled piles of books. ll I l 0 tails of the move. d he Board ol' Education in ward the parking lot with their rd approved the plan and ents leaving for the Christmas S Swmf: 154 A lone poster remains in the unfinished new

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FASHIO School rules have changed since last year and so have student fashions. Skirt lengths have come up, and sidehurns and coat lengths have come down. One of the most radical changes was the appearance of girls in slacksg an alteration of which both D FAD FUN FOR AH faculty and students approved. ln spite of the variation in fashions and fads, however, some things remain the same. Athletes still wear letter jackets and upper classmen still wear class rings. Above: Very happy with the new ruling for girls' slacks, Anne Betts, Donna Douglas, Pat Silvis, Tommy Milladge, Maggie Craig, Paula Gentry, Jo Lynn Hooker, and Susan Hopkins perch on a cement wall in front of the school. At right: Very stylishly dressed with sideburns and bell bottoms, Voner Coleman models his fashion- able attire. 26