Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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ss K .Q F ryf' rm., lmlg ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-FRONT ROW: C. Hernandez, D. Mabry, J. Bishop, M. Rojas, J. Baker, C. Sutton, E. Bjelfvenstam. SECOND ROW: G. Absher, B. Leonardo, B. Hodge, P. Warner, A. Mulvihill, I. Tiraboschi, T. Bryant. THIRD ROW: C. Reiger, K. Clifford, M. Scott, Roberta Haas and Carole Alcantar, Student Board Representatives, smile for the photographer. -s as WJ ur 'fa as QS, 1 ,+'j,..'- W . I ,. W- ,- 'jfilbfj 'X X M. Hergessel, T. Hughes. FOURTH ROW: P. McKenna, R. Haas, T. Kowacz, S. Bratcher, V. Komadino, E. Rizo, K. Roach, B. Cooper, D. Cooper, I. Kristensen,'S. Chung. BACK ROW: M. Connaroe, M. Ho- well, P. Riccitelli. A . Geraldine Quan works cheerfully throughout the year, carrying out her duties as the activity committee chairman. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 21

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Student Bod Officers lead AHS Student Government has had a big year. They are a group of stu- dents who represent the whole stu- dent body. They organize activities for the school, do service projects, and serve as leaders of the student body. Among other activities this year, Student Government sponsored Homecoming week, a sports dance, and did the Freshman Orientation. They participated in service proj- ects such as a Christmas party for the Upward Industries Foundation. A They also worked with retarded children in the ARCH program. One of the biggest and most dedicated projects this year that Student Government sponsored, was a ticket sale for a Suns basket- ball game. All of the profits from r-.. this project went to Matt Owens' family. if Jim Umland, student body president, dilligently sweeps up the remaining hay left after the home- coming activities in the quad. 2 l 5 E STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-BOTTOM ROW: Roxanne Lopez, Karla Paulmenn, Annette Zetterloff. TOP ROW: Jim Umland, Brian Gadberry. 20 STUDENT BODY

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Comed Alhambra's beginning drama class students put on a Fall Festival of Comedy of two comical plays this year. The first of these plays, Boeing- Boeingf' written by Marc Camoletti, was presented by the first hour dra- ma class. The story is about a young man who is engaged to three differ- ent stewardesses who have different flight schedules. The other play was Come Blow Your Horn, by Niel Simon. This play is about a school-of-hard- knocks Jewish manufacturer whose older son turns playboy and whose younger son leaves home to follow his brothers way of life. The plays were presented on a three quarter round stage as regular performances with free assembly performances for the Freshman Communication classes. Robert CSteve Halladaj, is quite confused as Bernard tries to explain his complicated and quite unusual situation to him. 22 BOEING-BOEING festival a hit at AH Janet iTammy Clarkb, is relaxing before she has to catch a plane, while Bernard fEd McNallyJ, thinks of a way to get her out before Judith arrives. Bernard CEd McNallyl, explains his mixed up schedule to his housekeeper, Bertha fJeri Curtisj, who has to keep up with it and doesn't appreciate it.