Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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4 I Believe In music . Vocal Qnoups This year Alisal's vocal department consisted of four musically inclined units: Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, A Cappella, and Vocal Ensemble. Each group strived for perfect blending. good tone quality, improved sight reading, and advanced music fundamentals. Girls' Glee and Girls' Choir's main goal was to prepare for A Cappella, while A Cappella reached for Vocal Ensemble, and Vocal Ensemble .. . well, they just kept up their smooth tone quality and perfected their singing! After these groups practiced and practiced up to their music instructor's satisfaction. they showed off their musical talents by performing at many concerts, where they received rewarding and meaningful criticisms. Let's give a hand to the future singers of America! ' xii J ' K l' The Alisal High A Cappella group. Ill Concentration is the name ofthe game. fin

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belsates, Competition, tounnaments . . Speech 8, Oesate Q-Y' MA- 'rt club ssist Mr. Logan in directing Events Tournament an ' ' I Lou Bre I 7 C aimed at recruiting new before giving n 5 Q if: zy- :E 3 if .in Log! s with interest as speaker Mary I F-Qmlwlji. -- ,T Y g as--Q. of hier topic. Onaftmo, Designing, Builoinc . . Cneckens Clue Surveying the Jensen Ranch and selling food in the concession stands at the J.V. football games were some of the outside activities the members of the Checkers' Club accomplished. Each member maintaining a B or better average was selected from his drafting course to join the honorary club. This year's officers were Art Barrientos, president, George Acaya, vice-president, David Moseley, secretary, and Tsugu Kuramura, treasurer. The Checkers' Club was ably led by their advisor, Mr. Price. Art Barrientos replied: The events sponsored by Checkers' aided us in financing the activities that made our club one of the most exciting and interesting at Alisalf' Club president Art Barrientos shows off a smile while holding up the fence. The Checkers' Club members: George Acaya. Art Berrlentos. Jesse Centeno, Armando Franco, Akira Kawahira. Tsgu Kuramura. Ron Hicthio. Steve Morasca, David Ruegg.

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Qmls' Qlee, Gmls' Chom, ocal Gnsemrsle . . . L . - ng wg, i-ll Members left to right. top rowi Chris Deanda, Tammy Gamer, Cathy Jackson, Angie Shelton, Gloria Domaloag. Cheryl Pemberton, Marilyn Stidolph, Janet Smith, Teresa Garcia, Cindy Henny, Middle row: Jeannette Bounds. Tammy Dibble, Armenia Mallari, Irene Cota, Gloria Simon, MaryHSiabab,a. Rena Havens. Rhonda Ross. Kelly Thompson. Georgette Powell. Front row: Edna Bandung, Josephine Pacquing, Lupe Castillo. Marilyn Salveijo, Esabelvillaneda, Members left to right, top row: Regina Thoeni, Martha Brammer. Marsha Donken. Karyn Scott, Annita Burton. Sally Robertson, Alic Deome Lori Gannone. Sandra Ru tsc ow, Patricia Swift. Sharon Andrus. Carolyn Robinson, Christy Epperson. Middle row: Carol Davis. Rosemary Grain, Angela lrby, Diana Bledsaw, Cheryle Yednak. Vivian McDonald. Lori Smith, Janice Loop, Debra Douglas. ln Ok Choi, Stella Kim, Front row: Liz Edu, Kim Rumsower. Susan Lopez, Velma Buen, Linda Melgoza. Donna Parsons, Mary Tamez, Michelle Lineberry. Marcela Arde, Members left to right. top row: Robert Humphreys. Gloria Shamp, Paul Lawson. Mike Nurse, Gerea Kelley. Danny Simpson. Middle row: Margaret Ingram, Frank Anness, Marsha Stockton. Steve Lathum. Melody Shamp, Front row: Mary Cowan, Darla Bledsaw. Rosemary Chavez. Cherilyn Maddox,