Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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H' ! 'Ns.. 455425 t Cheers take spirit stick for third year in rovv One of the largest spirit motives that Alhambra has is the AHS Cheer- leaders. The Cheers won the highest honors offered at camp this sum- mer. This year the girls of the Cheers During one of the Pep assemblies held at AHS Babette and Tammy clown around. l ' 2 Qt , . A X were awarded the great honor of having three of the Cheers winning positions as Homecoming At- tendents and including Denora Denver being picked as Queen. The girls had very busy schedules vu rf JJ., LEFT: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - FRONT ROW: Denora Denver, Karen Espinoza, Sher- on Nelson, Marilyn Ham. SECOND ROW: Patty Sullivan, Sherri Patterson, Adrian Schip- per, Kathy Snider. BELOW: Adrian Schipper trys one ofthe more difficult routines. including the jobs of decorating the locker rooms and serving punch to the football and basketball teams of Alhambra. To keep their pocket- book fat the girls had several mon- eymaking activities. X ' , 1' ' A .. ,. X. I l .if . .Q ' ' IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-FRONT Dahl Schipper, Pam North, Lori Patterson, ROW: Babette D'Agostino, Cindy Goering, Cindy Anderson. Debbie lack, SECOND ROW: Tammy Koch, VARSITY AND l. V. CHEERS 15

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AHS pom line keep spirit rolling This years Pom line is perhaps the best group of girls Alhambra has had. Besides performing the rou- tines to almost complete perfection the Poms did an excellent showing at camp this summer. The girls got top honors in all phases of compe- tition. As in previous years, the girls con- f! fif' Taking a break from performing at the 1972 State Fair are Robin Chmelar, Darilyn Rowan, 14 POMS tinued to serve the football team punch after the games and practice, and they also have the responsibility of decorating the locker room be- fore the games. This years captain was Debbie Salmon. This is the second year of being on the Pom line for Debbie. and Marianne Paul. The girls did a good showing forAlhambra. :uv-'f' '3' 5- Rhonda Dean is doing one of the more fa- mous routines. Rhonda is a newer member. 1 1 LEFT: VARSITY POM PON LlNE-FRONT ROW: Debbie Salmon, Karen Cain, Robin Chmelar, Rhonda Dean, jennifer Fowler. SECOND ROW: Darilyn Rowan, Carlys Peter- son, Lana Mickelson, Diana Linigar, loyce Larson. ABOVE: Robin is doing one of the energetic routines of the Poms.

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Susan Harris leads majorettes again The Majorettes are the girls who entertain the Lion fans at pep as- semblies, home football and basket- ball games. They do a fine show of baton twirling to the music of Al- hambra's band. They are an impor- tant part of the explosive halftime performance. This year the girls were doing such things as perform- ing at the state fair, and any other assembly the school has. Susan Harris is the Captain of the Majorettes this year. The girls are under the direction of Mr. Lebs. The other girls in the Majorettes were Rita McLaughlin, a senior, Sally Ho- wer and Sharon Trollinger, Sopho- mores, and Kathy Rockenfield also a sophomore. This is Kathy's first year. ...,- Xi-.....,. This year the Majorettes got to go to the arizona state fair. Shown here ln many of the routines the girls do there is alot of throwing and catch- is Sharon Trollinger performing for the crowd. ing of the baton. It isn't as easy as it looks! MAIORETTES1972-1973-FRONT ROW: Sharon Trollinger, Susan Harris, ..4---------H Kathy Rockenfield, BACK ROW: Rita Mclaughlin, Sally Hower. f .. D , . .... 3 Q -- 'Ta J if 5 g -.. -. sa. 3-ig, rg.. , t S h , .4 it 2 '--v . ' 1 . , . ' , E -N R . ' This is Susan Harris performing at the State 16 MAIORETTES Fair. This is Susan's second year as Captain.