Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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honoiz Stuoents pnomote i FII,- health Caneens Gxploizeo ., ,Z lntenest in Civic Alifaiiizs . nhs Promoting leadership and scholastic ability, the National Honor Society was advised by lVlr. Baxter. This club consisted of scholastically inclined students who obtained their membership by invitation. Carwashes were held to build N.H.S.'s treasury. The officers were Chris Jensen, president: Joe Aguirre, vice- presidentg Claudia Ward. secretary: and Sue Trimble, treasurer. Asking Chris Jensen for a comment on the National Honor Society, he replied, We promote interest in civic affairs to provide a means by which honor students may be recognized by the community. 1 ,1 ' . 14 f 4 A42 '21- . . health Caizeeizs Clue The Health Careers Club is made up of students interested in a medical career. The club started off the year by entering the Christmas door decorations contest. The outstanding members of the club were Diana Martinez, president, Kathy Melville, vice-president, Julia Cariat, secretary. and Sindy lngram, treasurer. All of the members would like to thank Miss Brown for being such a terrific advisor. She has helped answer a lot of the questions we've had about medical careers. fowwu 775 Xi :.f r- f ,L ,, fl - gift? K' ry ' il l 'M Futur - -be taksabre ' ..-fu 5 E' Q 2 . : . it T. if A 15 ri .i i i E :ie T . W i i... -.tn - ,L 5 ' x -5 1 : - , ii ' ' T' '. T Q . 3' -I 3,5 J t i , i Arif, r: f 3, Q. , 'S' A. -pi U -X5 vi .. M ' .. , J 8 gr . A L ,u ,A A 5' i 4 fiili -' 1 is E K I,I'IQl11'i11 .i A 'I1Z1ffQ21'Q 1 - iii? ' E 5, X .Q , their doordecoratio g K argi- A ith 3 :E i fx. 5 lf . fi l . Q. f , - 2 rin ' . ' L i . ,. i ' A 'N jf Erdildotin I ,.1':1 . ,,. U

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Spizechen sie Oeutch? . . Qenman Clue Excitement, energy, and fun, fun, and more fun were the answers we got when asked what this year's German Club was like. The German Club was one of Alisal's most energetic clubs. They started off the year actively by selling their tasty German Gummi Bears, placing third in the annual Christmas Door Decorating contest, and taking many interesting field trips to places like a Viennese Bakery where they enjoyed many bakery delights. The club's hard-working advisor was Mrs. Smith, and the club's officers were president, Chris Jensen, vice president, Earl Bounds, secretary, Mamie Sum, and treasurer, Tom Yamashita. We asked what Chris Jensen thought of the German Club. He replied: I think that the German Club is one of Alisal's most active clubs, with this year highlighted by fund - raising, field trips, and our annual year-end banquet, German Club is a fun and exciting club, and I would heartily recommend German to any student considering a foreign language. iff if '50- ra il' Q kg R 9 4 3 , fungffssc G , 3 Ltqz . 1' ,- ' - .' 3 ,Pk 'Why gas ,,, .' New , .ttt We 4

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O BACKIHG UD OUR Wl26SIlEl2S . . lllOS CIUB Wrestling fans of Alisal High composed the llios Club. With the help of the wrestlers, club members, and the score-keeping statisticians, wrestling has become an ever popular sport at Alisal High. Serving as president this year was Bill Dias and assisting him was Barbara Powell, secretary, Suzanne Anderson, treasurer, Debbie Douglas, and Sergeant-at-arms, John Marsala. Bake sales were given at the meets to raise money for the club. The club was ably advised by Mr. Rice and lVlr. Espinoza. Commenting on the club, president Bill Dias replied, l think our club was one of the most involved and experienced clubs active this year. JM! Q Members discuss the upcoming match. 'tm Was that ,early the Score? The wrestlers are also interested. Your order please? The llios treasury grows. . . Debbie is impressed. . . I Q i A, ,TL l ! a