Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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-nfl kkxikfw kf'L 5 Advertising Managers Mark Schander and Debbie Starkey look at a newspaper ad lay- out. Robbie Zelman, reporter, concentrates on the feature story he is trying to write. OO TOP: Kerry Harrold and Kay Piske, reporters, put the finishing lines on a story. MIDDLE Steve Baird and Ann Mulcahey, photogra- na S. , ., .X .st , K. ,,f. X , , X P 'cy Q6 Eddie Miller received an honorable mention vention. Debbie Farley and Donna Whitney in news photography at the journalism con- deserve thanks for keeping accurate books. TSX .s xx W1 .. ., ,, ,Q . A , -41 A Q 4 xgli phers, look over the new SCIMITAR camera. BOTTOM: Grace Merski and lane Mercer laugh over a cartoon they have drawn. Artists Mike Meyers and Mike Heltemes relax after finishing their sketches for a deadline. music' f yt Jligggayff 1' I ,fe 5 'ii A ' f 1 an ... ' 1 ' l f N rf --2. S21 Wg

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l First semester editor, ludy Gallimore, types the editorial forum which is in each issue. ' X as , A , .t Denise Crane, second semester editor, talks on the phone trying to get advertisements. Robin Chmelar is caught in her daily routine of being managing editor for the paper. 24 SCIMITAR Three Scimitar staffers receive top state awards The SCIMITAR staff had an out- standing year. Despite the debt they inherited from last year's staff they deserve every bit of credit they have brought to Alhambra. According to research conducted by the staff, no other newspaper staff in the dis- trict had received as many honors last year. ludy Gallimore received a first place honor for Editorial Writing. ludy's editorial was on the traffic problem placing the blame on the community, students and adminis- tration. A second place award went to Bob McCIay for sports writing, and honorable mention went to Ed Miller for a picture he entered. They standardized the paper to six pages, no more, no less. fkmw Mr. Martin Krey, SCIMITAR advisor, tedious- ly searches through a file drawer looking for Bob McClay, news editor, won second place state honors for his sports writing. information to use for a story in an upcoming issue. Andree Bouty is one of the many reporters who work on the SCIMITAR staff this year.

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Three Angels drama first semester hit 1 First semester the drama depart- ment produced the play, My Three Angels. The play takes place in the back part of a small general store in Cayanne, French Guiana. The store is owned and operated by the Ducotel family and is situated in the middle of a prison colony from which he has three convicts repairing his roof. The convicts aid Marie Louise and Felix invites them to spend Christmas with them. Maries' boyfriend and his father came to the house and the con- victs decide they are evil and try to get rid of them. They even help Felix doctor his books. These are the three convicts, jules lMark Shillingtonl, Joseph tMark Schoenfeldl and i t f 'ff is l and Paul Marie Louise lStephanie Olson tlohn Giardinai secretly meet. 26 DRAMA Alfred tMitch Newcombel. Here they are col- lecting trimmings for their Christmas. RIGHT: Madame Parole lMary Tharsherl is shown around the store by joseph. At the end of the play, My Three Angels, the entire cast resumes their position on if iit' f lules lMark Shillingtonl embraces Felix tDave Hendricksonl to his amazement. stage while the audience eagerly applauses forthem.