Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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118 1 LLM, ORGANIZATIONAL INDEX AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE 120 ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 122 BOWLING CLUB 128 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION 124 CHECKERS' CLUB 125 CHEERLEADERS 130 CHINESE CLUB 140 COMMISSIONERS 122 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB 123 DRAMA CLUB 129 DRILL TEAM 134 ELECTRONICS CLUB 135 FINE ARTS 145 FLAG GIRLS 133 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 119 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB 140 GERMAN CLUB 119 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 126 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 123 ILIOS 144 INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY 129 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 137 L.S.E.P.F. 144 MAJORETTES 132 MASCOT 137 M.A.Y.O. CLUB 142 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 124 NEW RENAISSANCE 142 PHILIPPINO-AMERICAN KARATE-JUDO TEAM 143 QUILL AND SCROLL 121 RIFLE CLUB 135 SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB 125 SONG GIRLS 131 SURFER CLUB 143 TRACKINTEREST CLUB 128 TROJAN TRIBUNE 141 TROJAN YEARBOOK 138 UNISONS 136

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COMMUNICATION r- is INDIVIDUAL EFFORT BY ALL CLUB MEMBERS OR BY ONESELF . . . MENT OR THROUGH A UNITED VOICE

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FRONT ROTYZ NI. Sum, P. Kinney, G. Ryburn. I.. Schneider, D. Green. Mrs. Smith, advisor. SECOND RUWY: If. I.ang, S. Rogers, I.. Herman, S. Robertson, IJ. Sartwell. K. Bailey. B. Pederson. THIRD RUVV: -I. Clematis. C. Jensen, E. Bounds, U. Holes, G. :Xcaya, P. Favero, P. NIorish, R. Reyes. I-'OL'RTH ROWV: I,. Scott, P. Duble, P. Ryan. VV. Cholpek, S. Forrest. R. McNabb, P. Cunningham. U. Kuepfer. T. Yamashita, Morrison, .-X. Buckner, U. Rice, B. Cunningham. GERMAN CLUB INCREASES SCHOOL-WIDE ACTIVITIES The purpose of the German Club was to increase interest in the study of the German language and to provide insight into the cultural achievements of the German people in music, science, literature and in their everyday living. Under the leadership of President, Ed Begun, Vicevljresident, Ifleanore Lang, Treasurer, Glen Ryburn, and Secretary, Linda Schneider, the club and their advisor, Mrs. Smith, sponsored many activities. One of these activities was the unusual Kuchenfressen,' which was a German pastry sale and cake- eating contest. VARIED EVENTS ADD TO FEA. RECOGNITIGN The Future Farmers of America was an active club this year. They started their winter activities with a co-educational basketball game which provided the student body with amusement. They also held a successful King and Queen of Hearts dance in February. U The Sectional Parliamentary Procedure contest and the King City Soil Contest, both held in April, were fulfilling events as they placed in both contests. Une of the bigger events of the year was the Monterey County Fair held in May. The club concluded the year with the Cal Aggie Field Day. The club advisor was Mr. lVIullen. Officers were: President, Manuel Raposa, Vice President, Lynn Miller, Secretary, Uema Thornton, Treasurer, Debbie Benefield, Sentinel, Charla Rubis, and Reporter, Carla Norred. FRONT RUTY: Xlr. Nlullen, l,. Miller, C. Rubis. IJ. Bent-field, D. Thornton, NI. Raposa, S. Chisum. NI. Ramos. RUVV TVVO: F. Rogers, R. Melville. D, Rocha. R. Martin, K. Kimmel, C. Hoskins. ROW' THREE: ,l. Pettit, K. Yonemitsu, T. Melville, hl. Haynes, B. Synder, B. Ryburn. K. .-Xndrus. lf. Richardson. ROVV FOUR: D. Elliston. S. Crawford, IJ. Brown, F. Holman, R. Ciklsy. R, Boesch, I., Ross, .-X. Benefield. YV. Smith.