Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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HISTORY CLUB The goal of the History Club this year was to promote interest in history. This interest was sparked through discussions and field trips to places of historical importance. There were many money raising activities throughout the year in order to provide transportation forthe field trips. FRONT ROW: lVliss Garbarini, L. Teaque, G. Ryburn, D. Benitez, F. Isla, J. Black, R. Giles, Nl. Haclcfield. ROW 2: R. Luna, N. Forgnone, D. Doris, S. Moyers, L. Taylan, R. Nunes, E. Begun, J. lVloree. ROW 3: R. Lim, C. lVlarsaIa, G. Hum, Nl. Abaya, K. Souza, J. Hanks, A. Albano, C. Jenson. ROW 4: R. Childers, D. Siababa, A. Gutierrez, B. Tyner, T. Simon, J. Chinn, S. Enosaran. This year the objectives of the Chinese Club were to study the Chinese people and to promote a better understanding between East and West. Audiovisual teaching aids were used to supplement regular lessons in Chinese sounds, syntax, and symbols plus speaking, reading, and writing some simple and common expressions in Chinese. CHINESE CLUB FRONT ROW: lVlr. Lee, R. Bigay, R. Corpus, C. Santiago, L. Taylan, Nl. Lowe, D. Lacanlale, P. Steps, lVlr. Rowe. ROW 2: F. Osgood, B. Ryburn, J. Sarmiento, A.,Parish,J. Ringor, C. Asuncion, R. Jacks. ROW 3: C. Jarschke, O. Young, T. Krist, R. Jones, P. Baugh, D. Shepard, S. Went. llllll lllllllllll L ,ql U5! X

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FRONT ROW: D. Jenkins, L. Robles, A. Sum. ROW 2: L. Kim, N. Bundin, K. Messerole, C. Stone, K. lVloon, K. Orsela. ROW 3 R Lim IVI Abaya C Crain G. Hum, P. lVloore, L. Solis, IVI. Stockton, K. Hoffman. ROW 4: G. Hurley, D. Brown, C. Peterson, J. Robb, lVl. Solis, B. Liveley J Coon J Huntley D Norris. This year the object of the Hi Set Club was to instill in the minds of the teenage girls of today the idea that their appearance is important. Their club helped the girls to look at themselves objectively and with poise. It also presented various fun activities for the girls to participate in. KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the Alisal Kivvanis, conducted many fund raising activities this year. Some of their activities included a canned food drive during Christmas, the distribution and collection of lVlarch of Dimes cannisters, and the sponsoring of the district's playday. With Percy Serrano as president and IVlr. Porter lVlcLaughlin as advisor, the club attained the major goal of Key Club International-service. HI-SET FRONT ROW: G. Martinez, lVl. Fluff, G. Barden, P. Serrano. ROW 2: D. Stein, R. Pura, J. Barrientos, T. Nlartin. ROW 3: J. Osuna G Fleming E Begun ROW 4: G. Favero, lVl. Chinn, B. Schroeder, T. Pura, B. Juneau. AQ N

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FRONT ROW: D. Cerezeo, B. Brannon, S. Thompson, J. Stidolph, Mrs. Crenshavv, H. Seymour. ROW 2: L. Copus, T. Copus, J. Sarmento, R. Morales, L. Scott. ROW 3: D. Delatorre, C. Ginn, J. Hursh, L. Derringer, M. Amaro, M. McMordie. ROW 4: B. Edgin, K. Quigley. ODER fDABKE This year the objectives of the Debate Club was to promote group interest in major affairs of state, proficiency in argumentation, mastery in public speaking, and team participation. The club raised money for their various debate activities. Modern Dance offers students an opportunity for learning creative dance techniques, composition, and performances. The club also performed with the Music Department at different concerts sponsored by the Fine Arts Department. DEBATE CLUB FRONT ROW: L. Kine, L. Heor, R. Ouirley, K. Long, K. Chilcoat, A. Steele, J. Sanchez. ROW 2: M. McMordy, C. Ahl, V. Epperson, R. Salazar, B. Derichsvveiler, C. Santiago. ROW 3: R. Blue, Logan, R. Comstock, T. Guterrez.