Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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lnteizestinq, up-to-Cate . . tizojan tmlsune The Trojan Tribune staff finished another successful year in producing an outstanding monthly newspaper. With the guidance of Nlr. Puterbaugh, their journalism advisor, the staff produced various interesting and fresh ideas in many of their columns. The Tribune brought us up-to-date on many of the sports, up-coming activities, and recent news around the school. This staff should be commended on a job well done. This year's editor was Connie Elliot, assistant editor, Kathy Pettigrew, feature editor, Karen Bailey, sports editors, Steve Bellone and Art Barrientos, business manager, Lucy Stone, ads manager, Karen Bailey, distribution manager, Art Barrientos, photographers, Pat Amaro and Kathy Pettigrew. 5 is 6 . 5 fi 5 ff ,Wifi f f ...I -'Q f'M'f 'sl-. X Mr. Puterbaugh looks on. ,Q z iii elim Simi sim, i One picture says a thousand words. Looking busy all the .-,L .Wu uma. i'uff'EZ'.l

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Chicago, B., S., 8a t., Santana . . pep Bano Chicago, Blood, Sweat and Tears, and Santana were the types of songs you could hear at any football and basketball game from our fantastic Pep Band. Led by band president Pat Hale, the Pep Band played during half-times to raise the spirits of the Alisal students. When Pep Band leader Pat Hale was asked about this year's Pep Band, he replied: I think the guys and gals did a fantastic job. We practiced for a half hour before a performance, and they still came through with flying coIors. I don't think I could have asked for more out of them. We had our rough spots, but, by and large, I think we did a good job. The members didn't get discouraged when something went wrong. I would like to thank all the members for a job well done. f game IITIDRGSSIHG SITIIIGS . BANNER QIRIS Practice, practice, and more practice was the theme for the Banner Girls of Alisal High. They had night practice, practiced 5th period. and practiced with the band. They represented the band in parades always giving the crowd the first impression of the fantastic Alisal Trojan Marching Band.