Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Wet weather dampens Rodeo spirit Under the new policies egtab- but the vicious villain running Rodeo Week activities. There was lished at Alhambra, Rodeo Week be- around campus snatching victims in- no Rodeo Assembly and students gan somewhat slowly. The Rodeo stilled new hope. received no penalty for not dressing spirit was almost lost at Alhambra, A few changes were made in in western clothes. During the week of March 12-16, the area down by the snack bar turned into a little city of its own, full of bustling activity. The city consisted Another activity held during Alhambra's Rodeo week was the hairy legs contest. These are some of the brave representatives who appeared 5,4 Nessie of a popcorn stand and the Find a Friend Saloon, all of which drew crowds during the noon hours. at the contest. Volunteers from each class displayed their own hairy legs for everyone at Alhambra High to see. QV! 3 - tiff 18 RODEO nQ W... 'i ,Q ,

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Expression comes easy to modern dance classes ABOVEI PERFORMANCE: FIRST ROW-R Chmelar, 1.Gray, P.Peck, L.Parisi, N.McMeen SECOND ROW-L.Winn, C.Shoup, I.Work- man, M.Foster, K.Espinoza, T.1ohnson, D Kidney, N.Englert. THIRD ROW: P.Sizemore P.Sullivan, N.Slagle, C.Peterson, K.Cosper P.Meyers, M.Paul, A.Schipper. RIGHT: ADVANCED DANCEZ FIRST ROW C.Smithers, C.Anderson, B.Minor, C.Goer ing, N.Englert, B.Poindexter, l.Larson, S. Rodgers. SECOND ROW-S.Nelson, 0.0r tencia, V.Barricks, A.Fredrickson, D.Schip per, I.Gibbons, M.Rohan, N.Oliphant. THIRD ROW-S,Carter, C.Carper, l.Revels, D.Burton, N.Canez, S.lunas, T.lohnson, C. Peterson. Last year Modern Dance classes expanded to three different levels of dance: Beginning, Advanced Dance, and Performance. The girls had several things sched- uled for last year. The first was per- forming at the Christmas assem- blies and they participated in per- formances at KTVK Channel 3. The girls attended a symposium at ASU and they also received guest lessons from former Alhambra dance stu- dents. Teaching techniques were to be taught at a playday that was planned. The main highlight of the girls was a Modern Dance Concert held on April 13, 1973, which was their money making project. The money was used to purchase leotards, cos- tumes and to take a field trip to the Maurice Bejart concert at Grady May. LEFT: BEGINNING DANCE! FIRST ROW- C.Nielsen, l.Fowler, B.D'Agostino, C.Abril, D.lack, P.DeLaLama, L.Graham, M.Staten. SECOND ROW-P.Tang, S,Wirtz, l.Stearns, V.Allen, C.Weible, P,Wright, R.Smith. THIRD ROW-K.Massetto, C.AIessandro, K. Polk, G.Ritter, V.Compton, j.Powell, C.Cot- tew, C.Bryant, l.Hawkins, T.Stout, FOURTH ROW-L.Baroldy, K.Lawlor, L.Shuck, D.Rowan, L.Mickelsen, T.Carter, S.PribbIe, C.Missler, C.Brateman, D.Moreno. MODERN DANCE 'I7

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Associate principal, Mr. Berger, shows he has a sense of humor while students get a chance to get back at administrators. N'-wp... gigs., g M Nt, .-sv . ' . ' K ,Fi c, has X Steve Meyers and Steve Canady show just how to portray Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, all the way down to playing solitaire! Bloating themselves to capacity are the Big Eaters of Alhambra High. put aside, these brave individuals forged onward to devour half a water- Their objective: to eat watermelon in the least time possible. All matters melon a piece. 3' V ,Q -- me , v we Fw? I 'Emil S S... RODEO 'I9