Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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r' if D' V P P 1' uf -of JS r- I I -'QQ Q I ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-FRONT ROW: S. White. K, Bonham. B. Leonardo, B. Brashears, S. Tucker. K. Byhaug, T. Kowacz, B. Pettett. SECOND ROW: S. Harland. J. Cagliotti, D. Sherwood. P. Hoffarth. T. Bohn, S. Orr. K. Neihuis. C, Murphy, C. Holland. THIRD ROW: D. Sharpe, M. King. V. Brannoch, L. Zimmerman, Y. Tsubono. S. Fisher. K. DeMarteleaere. BACK ROW: T. Perkins. J. Collins. G. Absher, T. Kelly. J. Greff. E. Keller. A. Cooper-Vargas. ,. K .A-1+ Haertel. Senior class President. shows I 0 I ' ' fs? fy . M 3 ' . Lia, r' 'xv . . , 2 . f , :: fi' V JI' K J V M . yew.. V , , ' fp. 4 ,,. p.' ' fi?- eflfhl-'5I35m 3' one of OU' foofball Eames- Tom Kelly. Richie Haas. John Fitzpatrick and Pat Amavisca contribute their creativity to the seniors' Homecoming float. STUDENT GOVERNME NT I9

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to win. - ,ie Quang. vt 1 ...Q T.J. Goss. Student Government sponsor. flashes his pearly whites for the photographer at the Open House. Leading the Student Executive Com- mittee fS.E.C.j was 79-'80 Student Body President, Jim Stevens. The S.E.C. consisted of the student body officers and the president, vice-presi- dent and secretary-treasurer from each class. Richard Haas, vice president, was the officer who presided over the sen- ate. Senate was in charge of distribut- ing money to needed areas at the school and community, and also han- dled the arrangements for community service that Student Government par- ticipated in throughout the year. All activities that were presented on campus during the year were spon- sored by the Activities Committee. Tammy Kowacz was the committee chairperson. Student Government was a class on campus. Each member received aca- demic credit for their participation. There were many lunch hours, after school hours and weekends given up involved in being an active member of Student Government. Student Gov't urvives ectic Year i' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Wes Goodwin. Co-sponsor. Principalt Patty McKenna. Corresponding Secretary, Richard Haas. Vice Presidentt JoAnne DeLaTorre. Recording Secretary, Jim Stevens, President, Pat Amavisca, Treasurer. I8 STUDENT GOVERNMENT li i

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Godspell Converts Alhambra Students Godspell was the first musical per- formed by the Theatre Arts Depart- ment since You 're A Good Man Charlie Brown. The department had wanted to do Godspellfor a long time. The auditions for the production were much stricter: people had to be able to sing, dance and act. Theatrical traditions of musical pro- ductions were broken throughout God- spell such as, no curtain was used to open the production and between each of the acts, and the same set was used throughout the whole musical. I. Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord! CGordon Absher baptizes Susan McCarthy and Kevin McCarty.J 2. God Save the People! lEd McNally! 3. All For the Best! fGordon Absherj 4. David Hayes. Debra Colvert and Kevin McCarty present Phari- sees- believers of false Gods, 5. . . Follow thee more nearly. day by day! iGordon Absher. Da- vid Hayes. Ed McNally and Debra Colvertl 20 GODSPELL