Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Skill, patience, Dnactice . . Onama Smge crew take time to watch rehearsal. Drama involves just about everything. This year the Drama Department learned about the skills and patience of acting. Three one act plays were presented with a touch of variety. The first and second plays were dramatic, chilling, and full of expression. The third play was a comedy about human communication. Outstanding senior actors were Brady Plyburn. Scott Rogers, and Cherilyn Maddox. Many thanks are owed to Mrs. Smith for her many hours and hard work of teaching and producing such successful productions this year. If I were a carpenter? The lady carpenter. -if- Ti Mlkg works on lighting, Mrs. Smith is pleased with a performance. The light man is always at work. 7 iv

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the wonlo of Cneativity . . . ant Oepaiztment Working with leather, ceramics, jewelry needle crafts, and sculpturing were many of the creative crafts of the art department which the beginning art students learned this year. The more experienced students increased their ability in the crafts, The arts and crafts were taught by Mrs, Roessler and the skilled workmanship of teaching the fine arts taught by lVlr. Lee covered such things as painting and drawing. Though there was no Renaissance Faire this year. the students' work resulted in many fine objects. The departments continued interest in local art contests and generous contributions, such as Christmas hospital decorations, added to it prestige and community involvement. Working together or alone their work was highly impressive. Mrs. RoessIer's art students hard at work. Mrs. Roessler and some of her creators. a l i Some ofthe many things Mrs. Roessler's class made And beauty burst upon my window By Mr. Lee's students. Our instructor . . . . .... Mr. Lee. Students work on glazing -.. .TN 'RK grs 5 ll ,itll-t !. ' l . 55.1 M NM5 - Y1t:'f',. .511-' u.kst...e5n1- -1011- f Q28 x ,ff S

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140 F music is love in Seanch of A Wor2o . . music Once again the band was on the move. One of their fund raising activities was a very successful pancake breakfast which helped them travel on a tour to Northern California. They traveled to Merced for the big band review. Competition was against sixty-four bands in which our band placed third. It was practice, practice, practice which resulted in very successful half-time shows at football games and in such successful parades. The band also presented the best Band Concert ever, led by director Mr. Gary Horsley. K . .,.. 4 'T 'Q - , . in - f . a t ., 1. -W 1 4 hulk .,,4 :ge xx gf' IEE' 1 N t fr 'Xl get T. .w 1 is 5 Eff 1 i il f .-.21 aff f t , -' :Q l a for fi! if 4 .ir swf f 'K g W ,arg 3,1957 ,av ff Xxx, 'j Listen to your intonation! A few band members hard at practice. Listen, warm up. and tune up! f K t The band plays with pleasure at the game. The band joins in and watches the rally