Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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1 4 Mr. Frank explains to his daughter, Anne, that living in the small attic really won't be all bad as long Mrs. V2 4 3 i 1 l 2 1 l 1 ' ' l , ,, , ' g ls 3 . , 1' l 3 ,Hit ' ' , I 5 4, l l fl 5 Q gitit c A 2 S Q . 2 E t, 1 'l,'- 1 ' . '-,' ,, l '-'t' F ,t,' A rrr. - llti l it F alti A itarl ' ' n Daan brags about her many boy- as they stay together as a family. friends When She WBS 3 YOUUS Sir'- A 2.+Yf1Mrf5g3fGQ3P4?'f?1l?f5?Eff1455SiQ??li!13??Bl3?iliS64iflFfj5i rlii 4? ' Mr. Frank helps Peter keep up with his daily lessons in the small attic they live in, as Moushi tries to get their attention. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 23

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Caglioti stars in Diary of Anne Frank The Alhambra Theatre Arts De- partment's first production this year was The Diary Of Anne Frank. The story centers around two Jewish families in hiding from the Nazis. Peter plays with his cat, Moushi, after a fight his father, when he told Peter he had to get rid of it. Mrs. Van Daan helps Anne as she tries on her fur coat she received from her father as a child. 22 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK during World War ll and thereafter. lt was based upon the book Anne Frank: Diary of a young girl. The main characters of the show were Mr. Frank CEd McNallyJ, Mrs. Frank CDonna Magnessj, Anne Frank CJanet Cagliotib, Mr. Van Daan CSter- ling Blackwellj, Mrs. Van Daan CKathy Kayb, and Peter Van Daan CMike Baezb. Anne explains that Peter should not remove his star, as he tells her he doesn't need a symbol to prove to anyone he's Jewish. in Z xii! 232 Q . 555 Margot sets the table for dinner as everyone discusses how they will live in such small quarters.

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Thompson presides over Student Bod Student Government, com- posed of the Student Executive Committee, Student Senate, and Activities Committee, is a group of students chosen to lead the school in activities throughout the year. Some of these activities were: Homecoming Week, Spirit Week, Rodeo Week, Almost Anything Goes, Freshman Orientation, St. Mary's Food Drive, ARCH Com- munity Organizations and once again this year, they sponsored a ticket sale for a Sun's basketball game. All profits went to both Matt Owen's and Coach Roth's families. Student Government did a great job this year with the help of Mr. Tom Goss, their sponsor fteacher. i l Jim Thompson, Student Body President, takes charge at a Student Government meet- ing. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-1ST ROW: Cathy Etz, Vice President, Secretary. 2ND ROW: Mr. Goodwin, Principal, Jim Thompson, Presi Melissa Scott, Corresponding Secretary: Mary Martinez, Recording dent, Robbie Tang, Treasurerg Mr. Goss, Sponsor. 24 STUDENT GOVERNMENT