Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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we hiiild towards tomorrow ' s Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. The enthusiasm brought about by activities proved to be a great factor in uniting Alhambra. Plays, concerts, homecoming, rodeo and other activities were planned not only for the enjoyment of the student body but also for the betterment of the student. The stu- dents readied themselves to face the responsibilities of the working world before them. ACTIVITIES DIVISION 13 i l

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U ' The 1969 homecoming assembly attracts spirit and smiles from all the student body audience. Even Anna Vonen, Alhambra ' s foreign those present — junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders, as well as exchange student, becomes involved as she joins the cheerleaders. Crossroads of AHS ' theme of homecoming The 1969 homecoming activities strove to recreate events from the past which contributed to what AHS is today. Typifying scenes from 16th century Spain, the class floats re- created the experiences that were, and are, Alhambra. Receiving the titles of king and queen were Pam Young and Ira Williams. Attendants were as follows: Angela Acuff and Pat Ozment, first; Sandy May and Tim Paulus, second; Kip Lees and Dan Meyer, third; Nancy Buetzow and Doug Newcomb, fourth. Cross- roads of Alhambra proved to be a very memorable evening. Bringing back the days of 16th century Spain, John Venites poses upon the junior 14 HOMECOMING cla.ss float a ship symbolizing the Spanish Armada. First place rewarded originality.