Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Advisors for the class were Mr. Favero, Mrs. Frees, and Mr, Romero. Activities throughout the year included: the Christmas Ball, Glass Recycling, Childhood Reunion, Kite Flying, Fuzzerino Contest, Senior Centennial, Graduation, the all night party and a fantastic trip to Disneyland. All this and much more combined to produce the Might Class of '74. X g ,Ibt ees 'Mm --ua Fearless Senior Leader-Erik Stein. Secretary for the class of '74-Mamie Sum. Lori Adkins-"Baba"-pastime . . . writing letters to Fresno State and looking for a iob . . . memories . . . Christmas Ball. Senior Prom. All Nite Party '73, Seco. basketball games. football games. cold days at baseball concessions . . . biggest accomplishment , . . Jos. graduating in January '74 and going to Hartnell. learning to play tennis without being aced . . . plans . . . hopes to transfer to State College. then later to get married . .. activities , .. Ilios, Quill and Scroll 3.4. Flaggirl 3.4, Powderpuff Football 1, Frank Aguilera-"One finds many companions for food and drink, but in a serious business a man's companions are few." - Elegies Louis Aguirre-"When ioilsome contests have been decided good cheer is the best physician. and songs. the sage daughter of the Muses. soothe with their touch." -Nemean Odes Christina Akers-Utunafish. honuapastime being with friends. reading, driving my bug ,, , memories , ,. James. Dale. Martha. and Debbie, arguing with friends and teachers, Auto Shop 'l.2,3,4. being a go-between with Jerry . .. plans . . . to become a nurse . . , activities . .. G.A.A., Library Guild. 18-Seniors Javier Alcocer-pastime sports memories Richard, Willie, ASB ViceAPresident, Varsity Basketball plans college . . , activities . . Basketball 'l.2.3.4. Ernest Amparano-pastime . , . just hanging around listening to the radio. sports . , . memories . . . Wegee, remembers night school Football. Junior playnite, M.D,'s house . plans to work in Forestry then travel and take life head on activities Alisal Football 3. Duane Anderson-"Not every truth is the better for showing its lace undisguised. and often silence is the wisest thing for a man to heed," Leslie Anderson-"Lyn or Andy"-pastime . ,. just being with Danny, going Qin with crazy friends. swimming, practice memories ,. . Red Vest Pizza, Christmas Ball 1.2.3, Prom '72, Baseball Queen, camp and afterwards putting up signs. all those cold game nights biggest accomplishment Danny. finding the best "doc" anyone could have plans to live and love my life with Danny while working my way to become a Physical Therapist , , , activities ... Fiaggiri 3,4, French Club 3, c S.F. 2, Renaissance 2. Drama 2. Suzanne Anderson-"Suzie"-pastime , , , likes to read, go places, sew . . . memories , , . being with lriends. beginning of Freshman year. D, Rice, Senior Christmas Ball plans ,. to attend Hartnell and work , ,. activities . . . statistician 2.3, llios secretary 2.3, Band president 4, Girls' Swimming. GA A.. Band l,2.3.4. Journalism. Liz Arias-"Gratitude is a fruit of great cultivation: you do not find in among gross people." Sharon Andrus-"Funny Face"-pastime . .. riding my horse and roping . .. memories . . . summer '73.lairs. King City '73, P.S., the broken leg. hug brothers. cowboys corner at the bank. San Luis Obispo Rodeo. Sand City. San Antonio Lake. Arroyo Seoo .. biggest accomplishment . .. making it through my Senior year without losing my mind . . . plans , . . to attend Fresno State to major in nursing. eventually get married activities Girls' Swim Team 'l,2.3.4. G.A.A 'l.2.3.4. F FA 1.2,3,4. Student Store Commissioner 4. im' fr sy Alma Armenta-"Clara"-pastime . , . likes Mexican Folklore dance .,. memories . . , Mr McGraw's class. Soccer, summer school '72 . .. biggest accomplishment , . . learning English . . . plans . . to go to college and be a nurse. get a part time job Jo Ann Elagnoli-"Jo"-pastime , , working .. memories , .. watching M72 out on the fields. breaking chains behind Baby News. wrecking my car. past experiences ... biggest accomplishment ,,. Clint, being crowned Miss North Monterey County .. plans become a dental hygemst, go to Europe for one summer. Karen Bailey-"EettIe"Apastime not staying home memories ,, . embarrassing the lile out of Fat because ol FLT. and M D and making Deb red because of "sawed oil" biggest accomplishment .. . making it through last summer plans to get away and find a hiding place to go to college . , . activities Quill and Scroll 3.4. F.S.A. 3,4. Jennie Arde-"One race there is of men. one ol Gods. but from one mother we both draw our breath." Julie Azzopardi-"Jul"-memories . . . guy with the knickers, - all the times l almost wrecked. the time I did wreck-. "Roach Coach." Pelone's frog-squad ol '73, "live-dalla-moon-light. '73 Bum biggest accomplishment . . trying out lor songleader and making it, being nominated lor football homecoming Oueen. Larry lSmedel , .. plans to attend business college activities Thespians1,2. Films Club 2, Songleadmg 3,4, F.S,A, 4, Seniors- 1 9 in Jeff Baker-"Jeff"-pastime . . working on automobiles .. memories attending Alisal's games. spending .. biggest accomplishment , .. Lisa, receiving an over-abundance of school credit . , , plans , . . attending an Arizona Automotive Institute in Glendale. Arizona for one year, later return to California to be an automobile mechanic . activities . .. Football llasted all of one weekll. Humeroom Representative. Leticia Banuelos-"Lett"-pastime . . , getting with the gang. Evelyn. Becky. Blanche. and Eva . . . memories . . being in the walk-out last year, Ismael, planning activities for M A,Y O land being in the activities last year . . plans . . to go to San Jose Stale or maybe Mexico to study, get married and maybe get a rob . . . activities ... G.A A, M A V O . Soccer Club, Karate Club 20 Seniors Irene Ballesteros-"A thought is often original. though you have uttered il a hundred times."- Lori Barnes-"I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you, and I am I. and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful." -Fredrick S. Perls, Evelyn Earrierttos-"Everybody likes and respects self-made men lt is a great deal better to be made in that way than not to be made at all " AHoImes Evelyn Batara-"It is difficult to make a man miserable while he feels he is worthy of himself and claims kindred to the great God who make him " -Address Victor D. Banda-"Super Mex". "Dave"-pastime favorite pastime. Karate practice. joking rt up with friends, cutting with Erik. spending money, dragging Main, reading comic books memories . . . San Antonio, Round Table. the girls. Jamboree . , . biggest accomplishment . , , being head usher at '73 graduation . plans to attend Hartnell for two years then transfer to U C S E. and major in Psychology, see the work I live in .., activities , ,. Karate 'l,2,3, Films Club 1,2,3,4, vice-president of Senior class, president of Films Club 4 Dave Barragan-pastime . . . going partying . . memories . , . receiving B 545,000 check from my insurance agent, Rosie. getting my car plans . to live in Salinas and get a job activities . .. Football 2, Wrestling, lllns. Football Club. Marvin BeIeuf'0ne rarely errs if extreme actions be ascribed to vanity. ordinary actions to habit, and mean actions to fear,"- Nietzsche Patricia Bernal-"And each must make. ere life is flown, a stumbling block or a stepping stone." -Sharpe Martha Berglin-"Our destiny exercises its influence over us even when. as yet, we have not learned its nature: it is our Future that lays down the law of our today." -Nietzsche Penny Bingham-"Good will is the mightrest practical force in the universe," -Dole Denise Bolin"'Niecie"-pastime ... jogging. talking to and getting to know people memories '73 Prom biggest accomplishment turning 18 , .. activities ... G.A.A, l,2.3. C.S F t,2,3.4, Speech and Debate 1, Track 1.2. Junior class secretary .. plans to attend college. travel and enyoy life. rem Bozzo-"Bo-Bo"-pastime playing tennis and watching boys , .. memories , . receiving a trophy for runner-up in a doubles City Tournament in Salinas during the summer . . , biggest accomplishment . ,. being on the honor roll . . . activities ... G.A,A. Tennis 1.2.3,4. Basketball l.2.3.4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Softball 12.3,4, Track3 . . . plans . . to go to college, Mary Bernal-"I want to teach men the sense of their existence. which is the Superman, the lightning out of the dark cloud man." Nietzsche Jean Luc Bodson-"Freebee"-pastime . . . reading. listening to classical and modern music, skiing everywhere , ,. memories . . . Willie, Tom, Javier, and Richard. the visit to Harvard. skiing at Lake Tahoe, going to Vermont with Willie. cable cars and San Francisco . .. activities . . . French Club 4, Ski Club 4, A.F.S., Swimming 4, C.S.F. 4, . . . plans to become a University Journalist and to travel in Europe with Tom, Roger, and Willie. Seniors 21 Fay Bradshaw-"Babe"-pastime concerts. listening to good music, mellow people . . memories ,. . nomination lor Football Queen, Jamborees. four years as a cheerleader, Buck's Lake. the GANGS oarhos. BUMPER roxy, oooory ooo . . biggest accomplishment learning to accept all the criticism that unknowing people give activities .. . J,V, Cheerleader 1,2. Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. Head Cheerleader 4. Yearbook 2.3.4. Journalism 3.4, Quill and Scroll 3.4. Track Interest 2.4, lllos 2,4. , ,. plans . . . to move to Monterey. attend MPC and stay around mellow people, live llle as lt comes! Gloria Bravo-"Glory"-pastime ,. . going our with lrlenos. reading and talking with "friends" on the phone lor long periods of time . . . memories .. , going on lleld trips to SF with old friends, family "got togethersf' sharing my problems and satisfying experiences with Irma and being with Xavier . . biggest aooomollshmonr oorng on the honor roll and graduating plans ro attend college, get a job. and get married 22-Seniors Martha Brarnmers"MJ"-pastime going to church and having lun ... memories ... my Junior year ,. biggest accomplishment . .. getting a job and making lx through high school , , , activities .,. Drama, Band . plans ,, to get a good job that pays good money I . I l' ' Richard Brannon-"Frsh'1oastime , . trylngtohno out the dillerence between boys and girls . memories .. swimming. going to Seco, Janette, having my picture taken with Mr. McLaughlin for being his lavorite student. Christmas Ball. throwing Picklerd in the swimming pool . .. plans Community College, take two years of Law Enforcement. then go on to Highway Patrol Academy and become a CHP Randy Brannon-pastime gooling oll. going to the races. relaxing . .. memories . ,. going to all the lootball and basketball games, quitting E's Ranch . . biggest accomplishment . . . buying my "Cuda," shaving. not getting speeding tickets . .. activities . . . Swimming. Unlsons Club . plans .., to go to Hartnell. work at Sears, become a lireman Karen Briggs-"No cord nor cable can so forcible draw, or hold so fast. as love can do with a twined thread," - Burton Wayne Budds"Budd"fpastime working on my car memories my Freshman year, summer of '73, Susanne biggest accomplishment . . . doing Harvey in the school play and graduating , . . plans . . . to work after graduation and to possibly leave Salinas. Rosemary Calderons"Rose, Cal"-memories . , . Carmel Beach, "Roach Coach," jamming with Jul, all right, frig. lar-out, Junior year. Shirley's parties. Ah Enchilada's, Humble Pie, smoking . . . biggest accomplishment ,. . getting a job I really liked . . . activities . . . B.A.A,, G,A.A.. Films, F.S,A. , . . plans . , , to work after graduation and to possibly leave Salinas Robert Ceralde- One father is more than a hundred masters," Herbert Ernie Camacho-"Worm"-pastime going to Ernie A's house after school . ,. memories walking along the beach with a good friend, Flock . . , biggest accomplishment ... finding my girl at a party with another guy . . . activities . . , Football, Baseball. Tennis. Basketball, plans trying to forget bad memories and live a good life, Matt Carothers One sword keeps another in the sheath Herbert 4' Jackie Cerna-"There is an hour wherein a man might be happy all his life, could he find it." -Herbert Armando Chacon- Nie to"-pastime Standing In the hall . .. memories .. . cutting school. Debbie biggest accomplishment making it through high school in three years plans go to college, Seniors-23 Hernando Chavez-"The greatest minds are capable ofthe greatest vices as well as of the greatest virtues " -Descartes Neomi Chavez-"The first precept was never to accept a thing as true unrll I knew lt as such without a single doubt " -Descartes Jonetta Chenea-"Jo"-pastime ,. . water skiing. Tennis. horseback riding, motorcycle riding . . biggest accomplishment . . . getting to school on time ... memories .., when Alise was skiing and Susie gave her a hard time plans attend Hartnell then transfer to San Jose State activities Band 1,2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 2.14, G.A.A, l.2.3.4. Homaroom Representative 2 YU!-H Louis A Chinn-"AI"-memories ,,, Long Beach, Htlrsley, Foreman biggest aeeernpllshrnent staying awake during all the Social Studies classes , , , plans . . attend Hartnell and be good at nothing . activities .. Band 1,2,3,4, California Wnter2,3.4, 24-Seniors lnok Choi-"All things are artificial, for nature is the art of God Erown Gerald Collins-"Were the happiness ol the next world as closely apprehended as the feliclties ol this, lt were a martyrdom to live." -Browne Jim Corbett-"Happiness is essentially a state of going somewhere wholeheartedly " -Sheldon Jerry celeernentenes . . . rnalnng tt as Football captain . . . biggest accomplishment ,, Belinda, working and making it through all lour years ol high school . . plans , . go to Hartnell and start a career ln Dralttng Steven Crain-"Learning hath gained most by those books by which the primers have lost " -Fuller David Dew-"Desperate by too quick a sense ol constant inlellcltyf' Taylor William Cunningham-"Our virtues are most frequently but vices In disguise " -Rocheloucauld Alice Deome-"He knows a universe. and himsell he does not know." -Fonnne Ed Elkins-"Ed"-pastime working on cars memories working as manager for all the sports . plans . . . to attend Hartnell .. activities .. Football 2.3.4, Basketball 3.4. Track 2.3.4. Wrestling 2.3.4. Florence Ellevan-pastime talking to people. gymnastics ... biggest accomplishment ... Richard. M W., LM.. F S. going away to San Jose State .. memories .. going with Richard. llios. Wrestling meets and tournaments, Basketball games. Marty . . plans ,. . to goto San Jose State. major in Accounting activities .. . GAA. 'l.2.3,4, C.S.F. 1.2. Ilios 2.3.4. Films Club 2.3. Carol Davis-"Nothing prevents our being natural so much as the desire to appear so." -Rochefoucauld ,W- fl. Lerma Domingo-"A man will turn over hall a library to make one book." -Johnson Seniors-25 Teresa Fannlng-"Terry"-pastime going places with Viv and getting into trouble, Glenn, graduating . . , memories . , Football and Basketball games. Junior playnight plans gn to Hartnell and get married activities G,A A,. Tennis. Basketball, Grace Fong-"I desire no future that would break the ties of the past." -Eliot. 26-Seniors Eva Ferreira-"The best way to break a habit is to drop it," -Aikman l Robert Fonner-"The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives." -Hutchins Patty Franks-"Pete"-pastime boywatching. Bobby, DC, K,S, SK., M M,, E B. . . . favorite saying ,. "There have been so few people who really understand: l don't apologize for being so hard to know," .. memories San Antonio Lake, Alameda, Gregg, beach parties plans travel, marry someday Roy Gare-a-"Ray"-pastime playing sports with my friends biggest accomplishment making it to the twelfth grade memories , .. coming into Alisal High in my Junior year from Gonzales High and watching the Alisal Basketball team . . . plans . . . get a good job and no field work! Pat Flores-"You are not mature until you expect the unexpected,"' Aikman Steve Forest-"Gunkie"-pastime parties memories meeting Jessie, Doug's parties . . , plans . . . go to Hartnell then on to another college . . activities . . . Football 1,2,3,4. Track 34. German Club 3.4, Films Club 3,4 , l I A Rose Mane Garcia-"Rose"-pastime . . . meeting people and going places . . . memories . ,. working at Ford Ord hospital and General Hospital , . . biggest accomplishment graduating mid-term ,,. plans . , . to go to college and study to become an RN and travel . . , activities , ,. Health Careers, Girls' Glee Debbie Garner-pastime riding around, talking on the phone, and going out , .. memories Seco with T.D., H.M. ... plans ... to take life as it comes . . . activities . , , Mayo Club, GAA 1. Bill Giannotti-"The Whap"-pastime hunting, fishing and GIRLS , ,. memories ... Jana , ,. plans . ,. to go to work full time. Lupe Gilpas-"Lupe"-pastime going out with D.P, and talking to D.P, on the phone. watching T.v memories our sophomore playnight, meeting David and my first high school years , plans , , . to get married soon ,,. activities . . . Mayo Club 'l,2,3,4 Anthony Gerbic-"People who invite trouble always complain when it accepts " -Olinghouse Seniors-27 Guadalupe Gomez-"To learn something new. take the path that you took yesterday." -Burroughs Gregg narratives to be with everybody, . . memories .., homecoming game '73, concessions at games biggest accomplishment . .. getting an "A" in drafting after 3 years .. plans . .. to go to college then goin the Air Force .. . activities , , . Electronics Club, Rifle Club. Films Club. Tennis Team. 28-Seniors Tiburcio Gomez-"T-bird, Butch"-pastime .. participating in sports. having a good time memories the gang. intercepting passes in Salinas and North Salinas games, Camp Royal gang and making new friends . . . plans . . . go to college. get a iob and take things as they come . . . activities .. Football 1.2.3. Baseball 1.2.3. Tina Harlan-"A real test of willpower is to have the same ailment someone is describing-and not mention it." -Crowe L Deana Harrison-"Drnker"-pastime theatre plays. set construction. etc. and cast parties . ,. memories . . . the trip to Ashland. Oregon, "Guys 'n Dolls," "Bald Soprano," "You Can't Take It With You," rehei-JYSBIS and Cas! partreslll . . biggest accomplishment . . . working in the drama department here at Alisal for 4 years without going completely nutsl . plans to attend Humbolt State College for two years, and then 3 years at UCLA for Masters in Theatre Arts, then go into the theatre professionally activities .. Thespians 'l.2.3.4. FSA 3.4. folk dancing group under Miss Little, Mascot 3. NHS 1.2,3,4, worker for the JRXSR prom. Journalism 3. Michael Halelberg-"The luck of having talent is not enough, one must also have a talent for luck " -Berlioz Ruben Gonzales-"All mankind is divided into three classes: those who are immovable: those who are movable, and those who move." -Franklin Bruce HarlandA"Harland"-pastime being with Becky and friends, M,C.. CB.. T,S, R.N, and having fun and drinking Becky . . . memories . . . Friday nights at the chow with Becky and getting in the house without getting caught biggest accomplishment passing Mr. Baxter's History class and finishing our movie in Mr. Curran's class ,. . plans . . . get a steady job and settle down with Becky Wildon . . . yeah! Beth Henry-pastime , , . taking long walks, riding my bike, Richard, Pennie . . . memories . . , lirst meeting Richard. Prom of '73 . . . plans . . . to marry Richard Rogers, have lun with the one I love. go to work, and have kids! Virginia Hernandez-"The human body is a watch, a large watch constructed with skill and ingenuity " -Mettrie Cindy Hernandez-"Cindy"-pastime going partying, riding around, getting to know people , ,. biggest accomplishment , , Raul. passing Hale's history class, graduating early, getting out ol English memories Chicano Walk-out, summer ol '73, Senior year, Ecology, Ken's Pizza . , plans , . goto Hartnell. get a job. move into a place of my own activities . . . M A,V,O. 2.14, Anna Herrera-memories . trying my hardest to get first place in Track, winning second place with Jackie in the King and Queen ol Hearts Dance '73 . . . biggest accomplishment . . . Gary. finishing school at mid-term. getting trophies in Track . , , plans . . . to work , . activities , , . M,A,Y,O 2,3, Track 23,4 ,f Virginia Holguin-"Virgie"-pastime crocheting, cooking, driving, babysitting ... biggest accomplishment , .. learning to type, learning to take shorthand, operating certain types of business machines, graduating . ,. memories . . . '73 Jamboree. Long Beach with the Band . .. plans . . . to graduate, work at a good iob. Christie Hopperfaeauty in things exists in the mind which contemplates them." Hume Eddie Hernandez-"Ed"-pastime drinking, girls biggest accomplishment graduating plans to become a Carpenter. Gregory Hilliker-"Baby Bear, Santa Claus"-pastime . . going to the show, Bowling . . biggest accomplishment Denise, passing Baxter's History class memories drinking in me parking Icit, being with friends at school plans ,. go to college, work lor Sears . . . activities ,. Football 1,2.3,4, Drama 1 Seniors-29 Terry Hunsaker-"Man is born free. and everywhere he is in chains."- Rousseau ,U Barbara Hughey-"Custom, then, is the great guide of human lila."' Hume Kevin Hursh-pastime . . . running, handball. tennis , . . memories .., parties, summer ol '73, Jumor Year, 3 in one night .,. plans to attend Hartnell for 1 or 2 years, then on to a college or University, work activities Cross Country 1.2.3. Track 12.3, Wrestling 3. CSF 3.4. Films Club 1.2.3. Larry Ingram-"The right of conquest has no foundation other than the right of the strongest." -Rousseau 30-Seniors Linda Jeantroutf"Trust that man in nothing who has not a conscience in everything," -Sterne Nancy Jeska-"The things we know best are the things we have not learned."- Vauvenargues Dan Jones-pastime . .. dragging Main memories fighting to pass American History, racing biggest accomplishment . . . graduating . . . plans , .. to go to a trade school part-time and work, Fred Jeska-"What makes men happy is liking what they have to do. This is a principle on which society is not founded." -Helvetius Karen Kimmel-"Punchin"'-pastime being a cowhick memories , . . Monterey lair, Big Week, J P, K,A,, EE, and Zabald Road. cowboys corner. Seco, Chel's party . .. plans . . . goto work and then on to college ... activities . . . F.F,A. l.Z.3,4. Rodeo lor eight years, Man Hunting 1,2.3.4,5. Susan Krentz-"An act against the Constitution is void: an act against natural equity is void." -Otis Jody Kirby-"Where ask is have. where is lind, where knock is open wide" -Smart Douglas Kuepfer-"Doug"-pastime . . . running, hunting, Handball. girls . . . memories . . . San Antonio, the "wreck", Ken's. Soquel Invitational, broken collar bone, lunch table. Toro park JC, watermelon run, making it to Region 4 plans . . . to attend Hartnell College then a State College activities Cross Country 2.3. Track 2,3. German Club 11.3, Films Club l,2,3.4, Political Awareness 2. Monroe Lawson-"That virtue which requires to be ever guarded is scarce worth the Sentinel." -Goldsmith Yvonne Lewis-pastime . . . riding my len- speed . . . memories . . . being a student at Alisal and enjoying every minute ol it . .. plans . . . travel and see the U.S.. then decide about getting married. Susan Korth-"ll is better that ten guilty persons escape. than one innocent suffer," -Blackstone David Langley-"Dave"-pastime being with Gaye someplace special . . . memories , . . the day I met Gaye and how my lile has changed since then . .. biggest accomplishment . . . passing US History and graduating ,,. plans , . . to get married and spend the rest ol my life with the girl l love activities New Renaissance Club 3.4. Seniors-3 1 Cynthia Lim-"As much of heaven is visible as we have eyes to see" -Vlhnter Leonel Longoria-"Thar same philosophy is a good horse in the stable, but an arraut jade on a journey," -Goldsmith 32-Seniors Steve Locke-pastime . , , driving my car plans . . to continue education activities Swimming 1,2,3,4, Films Club 3,4. Prom Committee. Laura Loomis-"Laurie"-pastime .., dragging Main, flower arranging. meeting people , , biggest accomplishment . . . Teen Board, graduating , , , memories , , December 29. Twirci dance, E.B., Placerville, Alman Brothers, Princess Camp. Sweet Sixteen. Christmas. SPD, Alan .., plans ., goto Hawaii-breaking the ties. being happy , , , activities . . . G.A.A Aurora Lozada-"The concessions of the weak are the concessions of fear." -Burke Thomas Luzod-pastime motorcycles, cars and music , . memories . , , going to the band reviews. parades, Long Beach. Nevada City ,, activities . , Band 1,2,3.4. Pep Band 1.2 Sherry Lockhard-"Cher"-pastime , , . John , , . memories , , 'When l was a Freshman, it was my best year." in the beginning ol the year when I was really down and had the blues, John came along and ever since I have been happy . .. biggest accomplishment . . . graduating and traveling around to places . . . plans to go out on my own and become independent. lor myself. and to move out of Salinas! lI'm tired of itll .,. activities , .. Tennis 2,3 Stanley Lowe-"Stan"'pastime , , , analyzing and probing through electronic equipment, listening to stereophonic music. skiing, reading ,. . memories . . . skiing, Mrs McNeeley. Chemistry, talking with Mr. Foreman ., biggest accomplishment learning how to use tact , , , plans . . . go to college. graduate and do graduate work activities . . N.H S 2,3,4. CS F 'l,2,3,4, Checkers' Club 'l,2, Unlsons Club 1, Band 1 an Nick Leyva-"The march ol the human mind rs slow." -Burke Lucio Maldonado-"The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion " -Burke lrxfffnt Shirley Maciasfturtle''-pastime . . . going to Rock Concerts in S F and being with my friends . . . memories ,. running away during Easter vacation with the "family," J C., H P, A R , M O. , plans to go to San Jose State and become a photographer activities , ,. Mayo Club 1,2.3,4, pres 3, Ski Club 4. -Ltzfflfffri zsgff. lfvsw , , '+ W 57 51 T . ' 1 :51 '. 3 sg: ,, i Samson Mante-"Sam"-pastime , card games memories . .. switching schools between my sophomore and rumor year , plans . . . to go tothe service S9-I Olelra Marquez .., memories attending the Coronation of the Soccer Queen 1973 . . , biggest accomplishment passing government plans . . to become a cosmetologrst. Danny Martinez-"There never was a bad man that had ability for good service 'f- Burke Randy Mai-pastime , . going camping memories Danny. Mike. Pam . , biggest accomplishment making it to 12th grade plans . to move to Arkansas and live it up .. activities , , , bowling, football Angie Marquez-pastime . . , going out with friends, or a lriend and having a gona time . memories Freddie. my sophomore year. being with my best friends, Lynda, Lorie, Shirley, Judy and Irene biggest accomplishment making it through high so-00: with so many rms people . . . plans . . . going to college and trying to better myself and try to help people who are in need , , . activities Mayo Club 'l,2,3.4. FSA 1, llros 2,3. Seniors-33 Margaret Martinez-"People will not look forward to posterity who never look backward to their ancestors " -Burke Mario Mazzuca-pastime . ,. being with people . . . memories , ,. the Jamboree all lour years biggest accomplishment graduating plans . .. to ga to college S.. Martha McCommons-"Peanut-Dinky"-pastime . . . talking with my friends. watching Football and .... l ,. , memories ,. , Football games. Christmas. period 5 and 6 lunches. the night we papered Dale's house. James. Tina, Dale. ! . . biggest accomplishment , . , learning to be me instead of a reflection of others .. . plans ,. , to attend Hartnell, get a job. to travel . . activities . . , Library Guild 2, Kathy Mclntrre-pastime ,. messing around with Paula, Bruce. Brent. and Steve . . . memories , .. homecoming football game. Steve . , . biggest accomplishment . , passing all my classes and graduating a semester early , ,, plans . . . get married and attend Hartnell, 34-Seniors Ed Mendoza-"The only new thing that ever enters into this world is human personality." -Ernest F Scott Lloyd Morish-"You can never plan the luture by the past " -Burke Jimmy Mamsane"euja'vaa5rime weight lifting and playing tackle football with the guys memories Jamboree's, alter the games, Cherry Tart. Cheryl , ,. biggest accomplishment . , , playing on the 72-73 city champ Football team plans to gow enilegeenloy lile activities Baseball 1. Football l.2,3.4, Football Club 'l,2,3,4, lllios 4. Charles Menezes-''Chuck"-pastime . . . living . . . memories , , , the '73 Homecoming Football game, bring the carpet ofl the grass. Greg lell and all the people laughed ... plans ,., live life to its fullest and enjoy it, Lynn Moore-pastime . . . listening to music, talking with friends. just being with people l like .. . memories , . . going to Long Beach, my sophomore year ... plans ,,. to work for the telephone company. later get married activities Band l,2.3,4. David Mosely-"Moses" .. pastime ... draggin' Main, looling around at Sherwood Park , . , memories ,. . getting busted at the bridge, the party at the stables, Rare Earth concert. Seca. going to Carmel with Sunshine , , . biggest accomplishment . . . meeting Sunshine ... plans ... to buy a van and iam all over the country with Sunshine in it, have lour billion kids, maybe even get married .. activities . . . Checkers' Club 23.4. Unisons 2,3,4, Trojan Tribune 4, Audrey Nelson-"Sweet at the thoughts that savor ol content the quiet mind is richer than a crown," -Robert Greene Connie Nelson-"All men that are ruined, are ruined on the side their natural propensities " -Burke Becky Novoa Becky pastime riding around in my old Falcon Ford. going to weddings and Ouinciameras memories Sophomore playnight, the window, lunch, friends, hanging around with Lupe biggest accomplishment ,.. graduating early, winning-the Cinco de Mayo Queen contest for Mayo Club ,. plans . to take lile as it comes .. activities . . . Mayo Club 'l,2.3,4, oenbie Nurse-"Nursery"-pastime working, going to games, traveling memories winning ccs, placing zna at CCS. my past three years at Alisa! ... biggest accomplishment Ron, climbing a mountain at Alpina Lake, traveling through California last summer, getting to the 12th grade . . . plans .. , to go ta SJS College, study ,. , activities , , GAA l, Basketball 1. Track. .gy W r Gloria Munoz-"The only thing necessary lor the triumph of evil is lor good men to do nothing " -Burke Bob Nichols"'War its thousands slaysg Peace, its ten thousands." Fcfteus Seniors-35 Irma Olvera-"Say Something Oima"-pastime . .. living life. reading hooks. dancing commas, and experiencing new adventures, Glory , , memories . . all the days of the years spent in school. each day had something unique and so very special about it . biggest accomplishment ., tolerating a certain persons injustices. eruelties. ana abnormalities , plans . become fully independent and travel . activities . . . Spanish Club 2, GAA 2. Mayo Club 3, Lorraine Osborn-"ll you are mediocre and you grovel. you shall succeed " -Beaumarcnais 'si 1f""" 36-Seniors Elizabeth Ortega- Liz -pastime , , going places with friends in my lreshman year, Rudy . , , biggest accomplishment , graduating early ,. , plans . . . graduatework. and travel Rosa Ortiz-''VilIagas"-pastime studying. Terri memories . . gust going back and looking at my four years ,. biggest aocumpltshment . . . finishing my Your years and being proud of it , . plans ,. . geta job right away . ,. activities , . . ALFSH. Susan Ow-"Discipline is the sould of an army. It makes small numbers lormtdable, procures success to the weak. esteem to all Washington Rose Page-"gypsy, Smtlie"-pastime . . . meeting and talking with different people, Tennis, Football, and Basketball, my shadow . . . memories ,,. tennis match at Hartnell and dragging Alisal St, with Mrs Mortensen to get there, retail rnercnenaieing and Dick Bruhn's, P E . Senior Class of '74 . , , biggest accomplishment . ,. overcoming my shyness . . plans . . . get a job and stick around or go in the Air Force and get out of here . . . activities . . Tennis team. GAA. Adele Parise-"Max, Dill Pickle"-pastime playing tennis, listening to music. reading a good book, talking with friends, people memories entering Alisal as a Freshman, watching the snowflakes lall during 7th period last year during Christmas time .., biggest accomplishment graduating from Alisal. making many great friends. not losing all of the tennis matches this year , .. plans . . . go to college. work, enjoy life and eventually get married acdvities ,. . Tennis 1,2,3,4, Lonnie Parker-memories .,. being manager ol JV in my sophomore year .. , biggest accomplishment . . , graduation. Lonains Parker-"An illusion which makes me happy is worth a verity which drags me to the ground " -Wieland Rozelena Pena-"Rosie"-pastime-Football games and school dances .. memories .. my Freshman year ,. biggest accomplishment becoming a senior .. plans .. go to college and travel as much as possible . . , activities . . Basketball 1.2, Hockey l,Volleyball 2, Health Career 1 Linda Pena-"To be not as eloquent would be more eloquent." s Wieland Grace Perez-"The happiness ol society is the end ol government " - Adams Cheryl Pendergrassvpastime ,.. dirt riding-motorcycles, swimming, Barb, Lori, Liz. A,J. . , memories . . government, going to Santa Cruz with Barb and A,S., splitting 3rd period, seeing Neil Voung .. plans get a Porsche. be an Architect, live a good life with James and make him happy Mike Peterson-"Peterson"-pastime . , . Lily Perez-"Our sympathy is cold to the relation of distant misery " - Gibbon watching girls, going to horse races, passing History msmsiiss 2nd period government plans work Activities . . . Football 1 Karen Pettigrew-pastime . . . drawing and horseback riding, Steve . , . memories . . . Prom, Junior year, singing class, February is aria July zo, 1973 ... biggest accomplishment . , . becoming a senior and being secretary ol Asa ... pisiis ... get married and became a bank clerk . .. activities . . . singing and Unisons Club 2,3,4. ASB Officer 4, Seniors-37 Roxine Potts-memories . . messing around and meeting new people , .. biggest accomplishment ,., not falling asleep in class plans to become a teacher activities GAA, Ecology. French Club 3. Classical Films 1. CSF 2 Gene Pugnier-"Gene Machine"-pastime . parties. Basketball memories ice arena. tourney, Janice . biggest accomplishment , making it all the way rn three years . . plans to live in Salinas .. activities ,. Cross Country 1.2, Basketball 1.2,3. Track 1.2 38-Seniors Barbara Powell-pastlrne . ., parties with friends, going to the lake . , memories , ,. Max, parties gone past, lake wrth friends . . , biggest accomplishment getting a new car. working at the Bank of America. meeting new friends and graduating . . . plans ,.. banking career . activities , , . Ilios. Statistician, Attendance Office. Willie Pura-"Suspicion is the companion of mean souls, and the bane of all good society." -Paine Edward Ramirez-"Snoopy"-pastime wrestling, driving lcruisinglr being with Janie . . , memories meeting Janie, being on a champion wrestling team . . . biggest accomplishment finally realizing who l am and what my part in life is all about . . . plans to go to college. to get a good iob and get married activities Ilios 2.3. Wrestling 2.3,4, Gymnastics 2. Track 1. Cross Country 1,2. Mary Ramos-Like a bird singing-in the rain. let grateful memories survive in time. - Robert Louis Stevenson Howard Powers-"The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigatorsf' -Gibbon ,. more ., . ,.. M, mek.. 'f Jfgksffal, if 1. Q , K We I ,ya Muriel Ourntero-"Ourncy''-pastime . .. just beating the bush, J.G. H.P.. S.M,. SA. A.R,. getting involved with school activities , , . memories . . . Arizona, Saratoga Springs. Roach Coach. J G.'s house ... biggest accomplishment ... graduating ... plans . . . to go to school and to travel ... activities ... GAA 1.2. Art Club 1. Track and Field 1.2. Holding office 4. af ,,, ll ff Rosalie Ramos-"Rose"-pastime going to the beach. playing pool, howling. and jamming around. the gang, Al. 331, Bob and Brad and friends . . , memories . . . Jamboree, CCS, San Antonio Lake. Hayward State, Varsity Cheer, Summer of '73, "The Wreck", toilet papering Foreman's house . , biggest accomplishment ,. , graduating and being able to take all the criticism given me .. . plans ,.. attend Hartnell lor two years, then either San Jose Stare or Fresno Stare . . . activities . . . Varsity Cheer 3,4, Films' Club I,2,3,4, llios Club 4, Track Interest 4, CSF 2.4 Janet Rehn-"Shorty"-pastime . . . going places with friends, Rick . .. memories . . . getting engaged , ,. biggest accomplishment . .. passing Znd semester of Hale's US History class ,, . plans . . . get married and travel, 's :Ig 45' A 4 mn? -rl K Joyce Richardson-"Peanut"-pastime playing records, Larry .. . memories . . . being with Larry. having a good time in my last year . . . biggest accomplishment . . . making better grades . .. plans . . . go to work full time . . . activities . . . Bowling, Basketball. Femando Rico-"The most wasted day ol all is that on which we have not laughed." - Chamlort Manuel Reynozo-"When we are planning for posterity, we ought to remember that virtue is not hereditary." -Raine Seniors-39 Vincent Rives-"A talent is formed in stillness, a character in the worlds of torrent." -Von Goethe Beatriz Rodriquez-pastime , ,. talking to my friends about boys during lunch, Ricardo . ,. memories . . my Freshman year, trips to Mexico City, my friends and teachers biggest accomplishment .. graduating from high school ... plans ,,. to goto college and become a bi-lingual secretary and travel in the future . . . activities . ,, Spanish Club 4. Soccer Club 4 -e r an Tina Roe-"Pleasure and love are the opinions olgreat deeds." -Von Goethe Alfred Romlg-"A noble person attracts noble people, and knows how to hold on to them " -Von Goethe 40-Seniors Danny Ross"'Doc'Vpastime playing Football, hunting, being with Lyn . memories . . meeting Lyn, winning the Jamboree and going to the Baseball playoffs , plans goto college and settle down lwith Lynl activities Basketball l,2,3.4. Baseball 23.4, Frmtball 'l,2,3,4 Fronzaline Ruegge-"Man errs. while his struggle lasts " -Von Goethe Robert Ruiz-"One is never satisfied with a portrait ofa person that one knows," AVon Goethe Duane Flowe-"Att is long, Iile short. judgement difficult, opportunity transient." 'Van Goethe , 1 - A --- airs Debbie SaImas-"Pineapple"-pastime , , , talking with my friends, being mysell, teasing Dwayne .,. memories . . , the Prom of '73, Jamboree '73, llios, being a songleader. band. my Junior year, Ken. Twirp dance ol '73, being nominated for Homecoming Queen . , biggest accomplishment Ken. passing U S. History, being a Senior plans to attend a business college, become a secretary, activities . Swimming 3,-4, Softball 3.4, Basketball, 4. FSA 4, Illos 2.3 lu, I Gloria Salasepastime . . . trying to keep L S. and S.S. out of trouble, talking ... memories ... mornings in the library with L.P , L.S,. and RR., seeing friends rolling down bleachers at football games . biggest accomplishment . . . landing a iob at P.T,C . . . plans .. working with P T.C , traveling around, enjoying lile Joe Salinas-"Everything in the world can be borne except for a series ol beautiful days," -Von Goethe Dwayne Samples-pastime ,. horse shows, car racing. girls . . . Xavier Sancheze"Jack"-pastime reading and writing memories .. dances. playnight. painting Santa and reindeers. Football, Basketball games .. biggest accomplishment , , Gloria, getting through these Your years . . plans , . . work during the summer, continue with school . . memories Gymnastics 1, Yearbook 1.2, Drama 1. Forestry 3, Cliff Sawyer-"Cliff, Jim"-pastime . . . girl watching, talking with the gang , , memories ,. the gang. varsity Football. Doug's parties, Avration 3, biggest accomplishment . Diane, buying A Willy's, making it to Seco and back without getting killed . . . plans . . . to going to Fresno. '73 graduation, me show biggest get a bike, goto Canada, go to Arizona Automotive Institution and accomplishment . being an usher at the '73 graduation plans , . to get hitched up . activities . Football l,2,3,4, become atop rate mechanic, A .f,., p:z., ,. :",,tL, ," Jan Scarpa-"5carp"-pastime . , , cooking. crafts . . . memories . . . good times with Rob, the Sha Na Na concert at Winterland biggest accomplishment Rob, going on . .. plans .,. to get a job, goto college, become an arts and craft teacher In Oregon ... activities GAA 1,2, Ecology 'l. Mike Seltz- Never say more than is necessary." -Sheridan Films Club 'l.2,3,4. Swimming 1, Track Z Seniors-41 Pam Shearer-"There is not a passion so strongly rooted in the human heart as envy " -Sheridan Bertha Simon-"Bert or Bertie" . . . pastime . .. sewing, reading. and cooking memories Kathy. making it all the way through school and not llunking a grade, being on the JC Fashion Board. graduating. being with David Dew, Glenda and Yolanda and the time they threw me in the shower with all my clothes on . . . plans . . . goto Hartnell for two years. then on the San Jose State, getmarried . .. activities . . . Basketball. Band. Football, 42-Seniors Debbie Shook-"Zip" . . , pastime . . . playing tennis, skiing, going camping, swimming, riamg horses memories remembers T P., shaving cream, baby food. Fire Dept.. N.D.. friends. summer of '73, water balloons, Lake Tahoe . . . plans . . . go to Hartnett and become a Ski bum . .. activities . . . Tennis 2.14. F.S.A, 3.4. Ski Club 4 'lzzsvy Daniel Simpson-"Kenyan" , , , pastime . . . singing, riding my horse, driving my wreck of a truck ,, , biggest accomplishments . . singing with the Stage Band, becoming a member and singer in the California All-State Honor Choir, showing off my horse .. memories Beth. Sophomore year, tour to Marysville and Nevada City ibecause l was a star thereli plans go to Hartnell and eventually become a music master . . . activities ... A Cappella 4. Vocal Ensemble 2. Stage Band 3. Track 3. Football 1, Leonora Sirwet-pastime .. . playing tennis, bowling biggest accomplish- ments .. surviving through my classes the past three years of high school and struggling to survive the last year of high school memories Long Beach. Nevada-Marysville tour. Lake Tahoe Music Camp. Tennis Team ,,. plans ... go to a .lunior College then probably to a four year college activities Marching Band 1.Z,3,4, Block A 2. GAA. 'l.2.3.4. C.S F 23.4. Band treasurer I. N.H.S 2.3.4. Pep Band 2,3,4. Denise Smith-biggest accomplishments ,.. Bruce. making it through my Freshman year .. . memories .. . going to Long Beach and the bus ride up and back. Denice Silveira-"Smokey" pastime eating. chasing Biff. third grade Catechism memories . day alter Christmas. Allman Bros. concert, Capri Apt. 5135, Elvin Bishop. Rare Earth concert ,. . plans . . . making enough money to be happy, educate myself about life, paint a famous picture, and write a poem that would touch the hearts of the world's men Clint Sindel-"Gross" ... pastime ... grossing people out, Football, Jo Ann. grossing people out some more , , . memories . .. spending many a night out with friends last summer at my brother's, winning City Champs in Football . . . plans . . . no future plans . . . activities . ,. Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2.3, Track 2. Football Club. lltos, Films Club GeraIyn'Stockton-"Tale-bearers are as bad as the talemakersf' - Sheridan Gretchen Smith-"ll you want to know yourself, just look haw others do tt: il you want to understand others, look into your own heart." - Von Schiller Mamie Sum-pastime . . . bothering lriends. Karen . . . memories . . . getting to be usherette at 1973 graduation, kitchen lighting for and winning the milk bone lrom my dog , .. biggest accomplishment . . . getting this lorm lilled out in time for this year's yearbook . , . plans . . . live and die -,preferably in that order . . . activities . . . hippopotamus wrestling 1,2,3,4, basket weaving 3,4. Linda Smith"'LSD"-pastime riding my 'IO speed, Mike memories ,, summer ol '73, Fort Ord '73 ... biggest accomplishments . . getting as lar aslam in school . . . plans . . . work, go to college ... activities ,., GAA 2,3, llios 2, Unisons 3. Band. Flaggirl. Health Careers, Swim Team Manager. FLIRTING 17 years. Erik Stein-pastime . . , Tennis. Helen . . . memories Helen, Christmas Ball '71, '72, '73, From '73, Seco. Sandy, Beth .., plans . .. Hartnell. on to college .., activities Films Club l.2,3. CSF 2, Political Awareness 2,3, Track 1,Z,3, Cross Country 1, French Club 2, Soph VP, Senior Class President. Mike Stidolph-"We must dare. and dare again, and go on daring," -Danton Randal Swift-"Randy"-memories , . , cutting school and going down to the ranch at San Antonio Lake, hunting and taking movie pictures with Don and my friends . . . Biggest accomplishment . . , passing Mr. Ramho's History class . . . plans .. . to go to college and become a lorest ranger. Terry Smith-pastime riding. taking out the old lady memories . . . Pacific Grove. blue carpet. llying 80 feet . , , biggest accomplishment . . . getting ajob . . . plans . . . working, Seniors-43 Susan Stefani-"Who reflects too much will accomplish little." - Schiller Kim Taylor-"Everything belongs to the falherland when the lsiharland is in danger." -Danton Susan Tonus-pastime , ,. water skiing, swimmrng . . , memories . .. Susie, Barbara, Jonetta, Alice. water skiing up at the lake Eltun John concert, Tom biggest accomplishment getting to school on time. graduation . . . plans . , undecided . . . activities ,. . Swim Team l,2.3.4. Quill and Scroll 3.4, Frank De La Torref"Who rellects too much will accomplish little." - Von Schiller Jen'y Walker-"Their cause of freedom is the cause of God,"A Bowles Cindy Trebino-pastime . . . going out. working. Brian and Paul . . . memories .. Christmas Ball. school activities biggest accomplishment . , making it through high school . . . plans . . , get a iob. maybe college .. activities Basketball 2. Band 1.2.3 Tom Watson-"Think nothing done while nothing remains to do." - Flogers l Edward Wence-"Our hour is marked, and no one can claim a moment of life beyond what late has predestined." -Bonaparte Craig West-pastime . listening to music, Mark . . . memories . . . being with all my friends . .. biggest accomplishment getting through my Senior year . . , plans . ge to work. Ann Villa-memories . . . Flaggirl . . . biggest accomplishment . . . E B., buying a car . . . plans . .. to attend college. travel. "K' Thomas Way-"Red Snapper"-pastime stamp collecting. working in my wood shop. Patti, memories Novice Tournament in Seaside and squirting Wade Barcik with a fire extinguisher and pinning my man from Gilroy biggest accomplishment . . , passing American History . plans . .. geta Journeyman's Degree in Wood Working at Hartnell . . . activities ... Track Z, Wrestling 3, Illos 3. Band 2.3 Seniors-45 Charles Williams-"Chas" ... biggest accomplishment . . . graduating . , . plans . . . go to college, and travel. Crystal Wimmer-"Crys" . . , memories ... raising havoc with Tina in my freshman and sophomore year Charles biggest accomplishment becoming a senior and getting a boyfriend ... plans... to someday get married and raisea family, Jerry Woodrow-"Jerry"-pastime . . . girl-watching, getting off . . . memories . . . never getting busted for cutting. going to Seca . . . biggest accomplishment . . . being able to walk again after having my Isg hacked up, graduation . . . plans , , . go to Hartnell: mess around . . . activities . . . Football 2.3,4. Tom Yount To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life Stevenson Laurie Yrngling-pastime . . . partying. going places . . . John . . . memories meeting J,S., Jamboree of '71 biggest accomplishment ... making it through high school ... plans ... gets job, 46-Seniors Debbie Bledsaw-"A perfect faith would lift us absolutely above fear," -MacDonald Clint Boyster-"Success to the strongest. who are always, at last. the wisest and best." -Emerson Chris Armmgmn-pastime . . . graduating Maria , ,. memories . . . Janie's party . . . plans . . . attend Hertnell then transfer to a University to be an architect or a photographer . . . activities . . . Yearbook, Freshmen and JV Basketball, JV Baseball, Varsity Golf. Stacy Burton-"To be beautilul and to be calm is the ideal of nature." -Jefferies A Sylvia Castro-pastime . ,. going to dances . . . memories , ,. the gang, getting my license, my car. making it on the Penney Fashion Board, modeling at Northridge, eating with the gang and meeting some all right people . . . plans . . , go to Hartnell . . . activities Track Interest, Spanish. Honor Society, Ridt Cokley-"Copenhagen"-pastime . . . Rodeo's and the parties, staying out of jail . . , memories , . . Madge, King City lair. Salinas Rodeo . , . plans . . . to continue rodeoing and to go into Animal Husbandry . . . activities . . . F.F.A. 12.3.4. Rodeo 1,2.3,4. Patricia Louise Cook-"Cookie" Pastime. going out and having lun , ,. Don't like to he tied down . . . Getting a car and graduating first semester . . . Memories' getting in a wreck on Main. squashed bug, Horseback riding, New Renaissance Club 2 yrs Future Plans, Work and whatever comes along, Leonardo Correa-"Naya"-pastime going to school .. memories . . Soccer team biggest accomplishment Helen, getting a high school diploma . . , plans . .. to go to an Automotive Institute in Arizona. 75 i ,YF- Michele Cox-"Mickr"-pastime . . . riding my horse Bo and sitting at the bank memories punching Peter, A.G., K.C. lair. RR., L.R,, T.H,, K.K , Zabala Road, Dennys, and the Mich 38 . , . biggest accomplishment . , , graduating one year early and winning a silver buckle . . , plans . . . to become a professional barrel racer or a Vet. whichever comes lirst and go to college activities F F A. 1,2.3,4, C A.T. l,2. Cowboys 'l.2.3,4,5l .yo- Alex Cunningham-pastime . . listening to my radio ., , memories , ,. playing J,V. Football, falling oil of Samples' horse at full gallop, getting my license, Fat ,., plans ,. . either drive a tank and or live in Colorado at the loot ol the Rockies activities , , . Football 1. Diana Davidson-pastime . . . having lun memories Castroville guys and parties. times with John. Nancy and Dick plus the wierd things that happened to me and Rita, Larry . . biggest accomplishment . . . graduating . . , plans . . , college, work, marriage Seniors-47 ,easier Kathy Dedmon-"He does not believe that does not live according to his belief " -Fuller .Q T1 LS-I Mark Domingo-"Rock"-pastime enjoying Friday and Saturday's going to Ernie A's house before and after football games. going to what's her race house memories .. going outwtth the guys and getting my head twisted, man trying to make wetght one year and fouled up. Dig on going to track invitational, but remembers pulling down at a couple at the end Remembers the Prom and Christmas Ball biggest accomplishment passing my History class, making it through high school, going and missing out the big parties. Thank God plans enter the service and seek a career . . . activities , Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1,2,3.4. Wrestling 2.3.4 48 Seniors Pat Dobbs-"The natural flights of the human mind are not from pleasure to pleasure, but from hope to hope." 'Johnson x , Debbie Douglas-"Clyde. Deb. Doug"-pasttme being late for everything. going to Seco. having a good time with my friends, John ... memories ... Get Acquainted Dance 1970, Christmas Ball 1972, putting up football signs and T-Peing houses, breaking John's truck window, my crazy friends . . . biggest accomplishment . passing my History class , ,. plans . . . marry John, continue my job as a Dental Assistant, Maybe go to college . . activities Cheerleading 1,2,3, Songgirl 4, Surf Club 1. Untsons Club 1.2.3.4. lltos 1.2. New Renaissance 1. ,ff- May Domalaog-"Domafrog"-pastirne ,,. tennis. bike riding. sleeping. eating, Srguchi, something pertaining to GS, MS and myself ,.. memories . .. Oct 7,1971 Munel's van , . plans . . . Hartnell or MPC, work, take it easy .. activities . . . Class officer l.2.3.4. J V. Cheer 1, Student Finance clerk 4, CSF l. GAA 1.2.3.4 Carl Ertosaran-"TC"-pastime . golf, Barbara memories Mr. Fourcade, Mrs. Anderson. both English teachers. and all my lovely-dovey friends . . biggest accomplishment ... finally getting into the Senior class, getting A's in some of my classes . . plans go to Hawaii and stay with my grandparents: stay a bachelor . .. activities . . . Football 1, Golf 2.3. Basketball 1,Volleyball 1, Kevin Epperson-"Strengthen me by sympathizing with my strength. not my weakness" Alcott Joyce Elson-"Work without hope draws nectar in a sieve. and hope without an oblect cannot live " -Coleridge Guadalupe Escoto-"Lou Bear" ,, pastime living it up ,. biggest accomplishment . . F D, learning to drive a four-speed ... memories . .. my Sophomore year with M C ,., plans , to do whatever comes naturally . . activities , , M A YO 1,2,3,4 'fin EDN Monica Guitirez-"Love ls a sickness full of woes, all remedies refusing." -Mymen and Triumph Richard Robinson-pastime giving all my teachers a had time biggest accomplishment Jill, graduating .. memories . getting into trouble. my friends, first year of bowling . . , plans . go to college . . . activities . . . Bowling 2,3. file f.. Randy Freeman-"The cross is the ladder to heaven" -Blandem David Kung-"Our ideals are our better selves." -Alcott Ron Ritchie-pastime taking it easy , memories .. all the great times Fay and I had together for over three years . . . plans , ,. go to college. start to live after my Senior year , , , activities Football 1,4, Basketball 'l,2.3,4, Track 1.2.4 David Groves-"For all we take we must pay, but the price is high " - Kipling Alfred Perez-"Happy homes are built of blocks of patience." -Cohn " -Benson friend is a person whom one is in need of and Sen iors-49 1 N N. . ' if ? 'Q nr , ...av nf' X a, , vu , - f f, 1 ff - ,uv ' L M , 4 L 50-Seniors Concessions, Recycling, The Prom . . . unior Class The class of 1975 led by Chris Wood president, Cheryl Favero, vice president, Liz Edu, secretary, and Pat Amaro, treasurer, began the year with a fantastic Junior Playnight. Actual business became a reality with basketball concessions, a mistletoe sale, a Glass Recycling Day, and bake sales, the proceeds ofwhich went toward the Junior Prom which they sponsored, Along with their advisors, Mr. Espinoza, Mrs. Kay Mortensen and Mr, Gary Mortensen, they all combined to have a great year. Q mf, an Wei' S SN 'alike 'gifiiir 3 Q I - ii.,ffi22 : ' L. . 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W Denise Cavagna v ,,,.., Y K Juniors-53 David Ceja Alex Ceralde Sylvia Chacon Danny Charfauros Flon Chisum Flichard Cochran ,,-4.1 N ,f 1 Joyce Coon K K. .Ms-aid. 54-Juniors 4 v "Na Clinton Coulter Terry Countryman Chris Cover Michele Cox Charles Crain Julie Crawford 1 J, ,, 19:50. - Dale Corbin Lee Cordova Monica Cordova Octavio Coria Pablo Correa 124 " l OE ,, X L vx L Q ,,, 3' la., . Zh V . Z la '- f " f,. fu:. 2' 'PI if f , 3 ' 5 I , V f, f' , E , r ,ffm A lu, ,- ' ' I H a ,.,, ik' 1 ' . ' f. :V W! h 5. ' , A 'QJE " . , ff l f au., Af K gf W i 4 ff Q P1 nm V e ,- 4 f 'K l 'S "f ' '-. W 0 .. vi P-1 D ,, ,,,, C ,,,f H ., gym W j I. bl . 1, if . 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Verlyn Jeska Fernie Jimenez Freddie Jimenez Flay Jimenez Vernica Jimenez Patty Johnson Roger Johnson Brad Jones Mary Kawahira Paul Keith Judy King Athena Knight Cindy Knight Tina Kong Julie Lazzerini Doris Lepper Lori Lightfoot Micki Lineberry Janice Loop Jeffery Lorentzen Jim Lucero Dennis Maduli Irene Maldonado Vicki Maness Marsha Maples Paul Martin Terrence Martin Diana Martinez Ebby Martinez Rosemary Martinez Jimmy Mazzuca Jeffery McCaIIough Kathleen McCann Shane McCauley Jan McClelland Walter McCommons Douglas McCoun Alex Medina Dennis Melville Mary Menard Juniors 57 If H ' 4. 4 V1 f J ., f 6 4 f , W 'Q WSE! , 2553? ' ' 35 2 5 'Y X A I ,E Q gf ily 2' wt .SIT TW ,pr " ' Qi 'J . , ,Mw'?IT'f 1. ' wfvfgg, ' Q gw vi 'f VV 2.3 75' -W r' is 2, in nf J f - 'avr 1 6 .fi Y 'f A..., , A P' Q ' J P 5' s P' J :Q 1 Qu. I . . ,K . , ,,, ,g,, . ge K ,v R ' ' 1 3 ? 'V W - , . E v. 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W Qs V iiaf , ,.'A John Valdez Bill Vargas Jesse Vasquez Michael Vassallo Jesse Velasquez Justina Velez Ruth Villarreal Jackie Villegas Susan Votaw Marsha Ward Emma Ruth Watson Dale Webber Belinda West Diana Wilkinson Chris Wood James Worden Diane Worthington Charmaine Wride Mark Yamaguchi Albert Ybarra Juniors-61 452 K Q f Yr v ,, W mn-4 . .W 11 ,gy , .wg MV Juniors-63 Rings, Candy Canes, Dances Sophomore Class Working together to make their last underclassman year a memorable one was the sophomore class headed by Ruben Pulido. president, Yolanda Barrigan, vice president, and Emma Cardona, secretary-treasurer. Sparking many memorable activities, the homecoming dance, their initial venture. was a smashing success. A December candy sale added sweetly to their treasury and the selection of class rings boosted their morale. The energetic advisors for the class of 1976 were Mr. Siordia and Ms. Sapiens who contributed enthusiastically their time and 76er support. xv' 64 Sophomores ,4-Sk B, up A 4.-. L 22 I fel? Q ' A ix We ' Bi 5. r 5- , l I 'E . " ig! N. ' A 3 i ST it , x .61 K N 4 f I 5 f, xJ2 at V A A sf if W- , gi'if'vs'Af 1 f is i. ii M s. W i K5 , ' 4' , ia' VJ. -. i 4 or 1 l . I ima' 1: J W, ,W r M . ids if , X '22 V' i J - ,W rl A Y 5 ,, N C7 1' X 4 X I 'il' l '02 5 1 Q. 1 1 . 1,1 ln. is F ' W -, .k , J 2, Y J t 'K N 'Q' 3 'Af ,. 1 ? , J R 5, 'TJ I' Off!! A ,,,vt f do Q K Ml 5 Q, R -'kk ' Y R Lp QI, in Q3 lk 'f N i 1 '. ,E Jef i l . S: N ?' X 3, 1 J . x NXVFJQI ' lg., .K F -'C Q. E 4 3, tk- . w... ., -.K ff .2 -di E . w W bmgqe ' 4. I i N' ' F5 lst 3 f ,., 'N ' 4- f' g.- f i ,J 5. Q-rg-5.4, ""N L. tif . K 4, lx on if XI " 3 if it Rl Q P 2 S 9- W Q C' L. t ,,,., T, , J Mex, W 3i I it is v- ' i or L l Q5 Q vm. l ' it i i Y . i . xx - f X A Alex Acaya Sherre Adams Steven Aguirre Stephanie Akers Ken Allen Frances Alonzo Antonio Alvarez Malvina Alvarez Dell Aman Albert Amaya Rachel Amparano Janette Anderson Jim Anderson Paul Anderson Albert Anguiano Martha Arizmendi Albert Armstrong Sylvia Arteaga John Arvizu Debora Azevedo Raul Baez John Baguhn Becky Bailey Patrick Bailey Doreen Baird Cathy Baker Edna Bandong Richard Barragan Yolanda Barragan Sergio Barraza Elsielyn Batara Mike Beaird Lucinda Bearden Carmen Beas Debbie Beasley Guadalupe Becerra Donna Beecher Paul Bellone Mary Ann Benitez Frankie Bernal James Bernal Joe Bernal Kenneth Blair Diana Bledsaw Mary Bloomer Tammy Boesch Jeanette Bounds Steven Boyster Charles Bozzo Gloria Brambila Yolanda Bravo Carey Brewer Richard Briggs Vivian Brown Jeff Buckner Roy Buckner -lQV9e,Bunn lMeI issazgrkeeo x .." . f A all 'Lia ali? ' l - X A 1 it 'Q I 1, l 4 o n Burton Deborah Caldwell Danny Carnacho Beverly Camp Jose Campos Fernando Carranza Victor Castaneda Jose Castillo Tony Ceralde Samuel Chabarria James Charfauros Leslie Chastain Daniel Chavez Sonya Chavez Darren Chinn Michael Climer ruce Combs Arthur Corda Jennie Corella Jose Cornejo Oliva Cortes Valerie Cover , 1? r,, 9 X, i ak ,.l 1 'S " t i , f lt Q S l 1. X ' Sophomores-65 Allan Cox Donald Crow Philip Daniels Rodrick Danyeur Rickey Davis Steven Davis Christina Deanda Paul Decker Jerry Delacruz Ruben Delatorre lVlaria Delgado Gary Dennis Debra Depratti Lupe Diaz Raymond Diaz Tarnmy Dibble Donald Dickerson Donna Dodgen Gloria Domalaog Mary Doris Raymond Doughty Laurie Drenk Debbie Dubose Tina Duque Audrey Duran Suzanne Duran Beth Dyk Janis Eldred Debbie Eleshio Kevin Elliot Darryl Espinosa Dean Espinosa Henry Espinoza Daniel Ferdinando Vance Ferdinando Henry Fernandez Harold Fithian Debbie Flesner Karen Flesner Henry Flores Nlario Flores Marissa Flores Miguel Flores .lill Forest Tracy Fossett Linda Foster Lona Fraley Vicki Freeman Mercedes Garcia Tammy Garner 66 Sophomores is ,i- 9 , x l ,-": 'lf if F ,-. .1 . , A, . D 5 71 X 4 54 Ji' 4 . -f -a ' i ii" y be ,Q 'Q 2 if. .i is P ff , r, lx X X w HT11? 55" ,Wil K I, qt .,,, gzxz V , r ? .. sei ,1 D ' 3' Q ' , A ' 4 1 V . " E' f - if WH? mf. 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Danilo Gervacio Jerome Ghera Barbara Gibson Dennis Gilbert Diana Gilpas Enedina Gomez Josephine Gomez Martha Gomez Juanita Gonzales Paul Gonzales Raul Gonzales Minerva Gonzalez Rudy Gonzalez Leonard Goulart Mike Grice Bobby Groves Vicki Gulan Mike Gutierrez Perla Gutierrez Ray Gutierrez Fernando Guzman Ruben Guzman LuWanna Hacker Alicia Halcon Carol Hale Bill Hall Teri Hancock Diana Hanger John Hanson Robin Hargis Phyllis Harris Ronnie Hathcock Melanie Hauschild Curtis Havens Rena Havens Cindy Henry Theresa Henry Raul Henry Terri Herberger Dora Hernandez Fernando Hernandez Mike Hernandez Roland Hernandez Linda Hightower Stuart Hightower Paul Hilliker John Hoffman Rickie Holbrook Glenda Hopper Paula Howard Julie Hughes Ronald Hughes Mike Huntley Kathy Hurley John Ingle Nora Inman Sophomores 67 68-Sophomores Catherine Jackson Cheri Jackson Richard Jackson Salvidor Jasso Mario Jaurez Duane Jefferson Jimmy Jimenez Dennis Johansen Mary Ann Johnson Ronald Johnson Ruth Johnson Lane Johnston Kathleen Judge Lorie Juster Henry Kalisiak Brian Karol Becky Kellogg Randy Kelly Steve Kimball Shelley King Michele Kovach Anthony Kreidel Terry Kreidel Malinda Krentz Toni Kurt Jack Langston Danny Lavilla Norama Leal Maureen Lee Thomas Lewis Pamela Lockard Yolanda Longoria Maria Lopez Susan Lopez Amelia Losoya Sheila Lowery Claro Lozada Tracy Lucero Ernest Luker Kim Lyons Sylvia Maldonado Armenia Mallari Carmen Maness Carol Martin Blanca Martinez Carlos Martinez Gilbert Martinez Jessie Martinez Nellie Martinez Odilon Martinez Ramon Martinez Joan McClelland Mike McCombs Charles McElroy Janice McNalf Rita McRae Mary Medina Cheryl Mellick Peter Mendez Maria Mercado Greg Messerli Robert Miller Theresa Molina Leonard Moniz Valerie Moon Frank Mora Miguel Mora Becky Morrow Kim Morrow Abraham Munoz Mary Murphy Flon Murphy 1 i fr v me C . at s. , ag S f I 'E' 4 b A , Br f ADV 'gag K f 'N e' K ' f Y' A 9 Av ll i A- NW i A J WT if, u L 5 .Q i 1. 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Xl. l gal, 'Ja E X it my J-L ir i .1 Karl Olsen V lil r , l' l 1 f A rr gig . 4, ., M if by if f i . -va 1 1941 1 li r 5 'hifi I Vg l , cu, l K is 1' Brian Nelson Clarence Nelson Gail Nelson Manuel Nerez Cathy Netto Angel Nichols ' A -at Robert Nunez Scott Orlebeck I A S L, - David Orozco Deborah Orr Debbie Ortega Ralphe Osuna Paul Owen Augusto Pablo Paul Palmer Linda Parish Patti Parker Kelley Patton Charles Pearce Ken Pebbles Cheryl Pemberton Keitha Pemberton Kathy Perez Mary Perez Michael Perez Rita Perez Ruben Perez Theresa Perez Xavier Perez Rita Perry Tim Petton Shawn Phelps Thierry Plouchart William Potts Georgette Powell Tammy Prescott Katherine Puckett Ruben Pulido David Puno Harry Qualls Arthur Quintero Josefina Ouintero David Ramirez Joe Ramirez Martha Ramirez Rebecca Ramirez Terri Ramsey Roland Rangel Dorthy Redding Sophomores 69 Henry Rede Allan Reinegger Rosario Reynozo Anita Rice Edward Richards Tony Rimando Stella Rivas Elias Rivera Penny Roberts Kevin Robinson Rose Robles Nicolas Rocha Sylvia Rocha Cindy Rodriguez Jerry Rodriguez Johnny Rodriguez Magdalen Rodriguez Marta Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez Tobias Rodriguez Natalie Rogers Mario Roias Tommy Rojas Angela Rosas James Rose Tracie Rose Elizabeth Roseli Rhonda Ross Terry Ross Michael Rouse Kenny Rozin Roberto Ruiz Ronda Ruminer Kevin Ryburn Lucia Salas at kxiwx 1 Rolando Salas .lose Salazar Elizabeth Saldivar Enrique Salinas Herbie Salinas Yolanda Salinas Marilyn Salviejo Vivian Samples Fernando Sanchez Salvador Sanchez Sophia Sanchez Vincent Sanchez Augustine Sandoval Jose Sandoval Conrad Saturnio Karen Scheiber Craig Scherer Kristine Schmidt David Scott Paul Seitz Cornelia Seymour Angela Shelton Connie Shoemaker Glenda Shotzman Marv Siababa Diane Sierdia Patti Silva Gloria Simon Susie Simon Will Simon Renee Simpson Gary Skillett Vicki Sloan Janet Smith Joel Smith 70 Sophomores i 11 i'f. 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I L , ia Q I 3 2 1 Q D + F D S K -1 .I Kenneth Smith Prudence Smith Jose Solis Miguel Solis Francine Soltesz Sndra Stacey Mike Staggs Mary Ann Stephens Marilyn Stidolph William Strohm Katrina Surrette Rose Tajan Keith Taylor Rickey Taylor Rosie Terrones Joe Thomas Lynetter Thomas Suzann Thompkins Keith Thompson Kelly Thompson Laura Thompson Randy Thompson Teresa Thompson Rhonda Thornton Valerie Tonus Linda Torres Yvonne Torres Wayne Turner Clement Udasco Linda Upp Jose Urquidez Thomas Urrey Jesse Valdez Julian Valdez Lupe Valdez Mary Valdez Miriam Valencia Agapito Vallejo Delia Valverde Richard Vanwyhe Linda Vaughn Alice Vega Victor Velasco Bruce Victorine Stella Vidales Auggie Villa Manuel Villa Isabel Villaneda Robert Villegas Michele Waite Jimmy Walker Terry Walker Timothy Warren Judy Washington Pamela West Darlene Whiteley Diana Whiteley Cindy Whitmire David Williams Michael Williams Robert Williams Kristin Willis Leland Wilson Terri Wilson Joann Winans Ricky Woodrow Aaron Wride Ricky Ylitalo Michael Youngquist Mike Zwarts Sophomores 71 72-S Sophomore Trivia .,-, I Gu...-...,. Sophomores-73 To Learn, To Give Spirit, To Have Fun Freshman Class During their first year at Alisal High the Freshman class led by Shirley Bush, president, Susie Abaya, vice president, and Rosalie Asuncion, secretary-treasurer all adjusted to high school life: demands and responsibilites, games and their playnight. Together with their advisors, Miss Albano and Miss Stockton, they held such activities as their Christmas cookie sale and entered in the Christmas Door Decoration. ln the spring during Easter, they held a chocolate bunny sale which all went toward their Freshman treasury, 19 74 Freshman Officer XP' , 1 W - -3 i . 1 74 Freshmen J. . y, . . -' 'iii .:I I Shirley Acaya gf A ' A A 'gifrqj Ray Acosta " ' A ' 1 ' r 'A ,' -37, f 5 Kathleen Agee Q "g ' I A Rf' Ramona Aguilar "3 Q " , .- I - ' Q Q .Q RQQ I 4, Rosemary Aguilera I Q3 Q Q3 , I I Q Q I QIS 1 Q ' K Griselda Aguirre bf ' '. 3 r J -4, Qs . I X M' I I " ' r 1 W- Manuel Alderete " A -' "N - ' '3' 6' . 'J A L9 -if -'Inj'-V1 J: ' " Q 7" 4" ' ' Denise Alvarado ' 1 ' Yii. '5 ' Qi f ,' lvl 53:55, jf? "k' . if -99 ft.. 1 as 4 ' A "' ,H 1.1 arf' :ff Q .. 1 'J 14-fr . A fe .1 I 91 'W K' ' ,.. A .' M gl . ' c Ernesto Alvarez :gf e Y A ff' F I Mario Amaro , E'-U ' in 9 I f I Linda Amparano A T ' V' if .. A - Edward Anderson K D 'A 3 " i J ' Richard Anderson X - I ,fy I ' j ji I . , Rum Aquino ' f ' 'K' , A ,, ' x r .'.'. or Y ' AQ A' A V'-' . Artemio Arias gi If Paulette Armer I .' , I - Q A ,,, .1 - John Ash A it Y J A' , I ' ,Q William Asher ef I ,Fl iI ' I? T Rosalie Asuncion Q 5 I . ' A QI Lk.,, s, II ' ' Jo Ellen Atkins Q Q gr Vkgk ' I ' A QQ ' LQ N4 ' Peggy Avita i n ' Ni ,KY l I "WY 'Wa ':', I I QI I AVKL I Q - QQ x'1. iff. . RQ ' A " ' . ' Cornelia Ayres rj . 'J - ' David Azevedo 19- Q' I f-v L' II Q A ' -n I 3 Q I Sergio Baez Ii! g ' lg 4 ,: I K A 4,3 E I r If Betty Baggett Q ' :wif I "f fQ Q -hf- Q I Q ' fi 4 , Norman Baird " I 8 I Q . 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Robert Belasco " V' l-' ' -fl n .2 ,.V.i?l in," 1 , 4 Q" V - T -1g',,1,':Y'i,-gi! , I 4 I IQ L' ' . --" 3 f ,f N' ".1fe,f,fxJ iffr, f V , I N' fl' f I I, 'Z Magdalena Beltran Epi " I A I ,, I ' Kim Berniss Qg - an ' I ' ,ii ,rry Z , K QI it I Matthew Benefield 'I ' ,, ' 2 , I ' ,II t "V ' ' i r Kathleen Benitez 2 rg- I J 'I A " ' ' E? Leticia Bernal e I A X Q 'PQ 1' ,Ev z, . 1 M :ry I J A if Larry Bisares QII.,Q . I E . IQ gf? Q , ,I I, , Q Q Q 6 Judy Blakeman E Q .4 QQQ Q , QI QQ 'QT James Bolinger rssr A .ff li I 3, J rf Diana some aja . ' , Joseph Boteilho ' VI ' f' ' ' - J ' ' N f' -, 2 Matthew Boyd - i ' I I V 'ah Y ' 1 ' fit Jeffrey Boyett n I T3 I '-1 J 4 , ' I . " . A Sharon Bradley QI gg f, -N3 I. 5, ., ,1 1' ' 'ss 2, II M- I I . I533 ,, .. I .I I, , I Q 1 ., itchell Brammer Q, ,cz J ' TJ if KAL, l L " .- K .K 'tis 1 I B' 5, 4 1 Eddie Branham " -, , f 41'f"f f. W' - ' ' . t X , 5 ' fri! Q-Y' A ' 'A , V " ll Q I J! 'y - A Iii'-f,--,ii ' A A I Arthur Brannen Q I Q-QQ If I , 5 t,-, mi!" ' gi-nf. Q f'Ff3g,QAg 3 I, .. f V ' Q' ,V Timothy Brannon -Q' I ,, ', A 1 J , Yffl 'QI Z lf" Kimberly Braun - Pit . e ', ITE Y Q: -s 4+ . K ' Sandra Braun . , Q gf.. I I Q2 I , . . ,Q Q I ff, Iggy- -I 5 I g . I James Bricker 1 . "3 if A I 'L' ' f 2 Bonnie Buffo "TQ A I s 1 , ff I " - " - Anthony Burgos , , ' W : QQ , X :if W U' 1, . , r Shirley Bush ,J 4' '5 QSII " Hg I A lt A ' 1- Becky Cabrera f ls QQ 1 Donna Cahoon fy .,.,3Qi ' Q13 ag, -ffj5gi.jQ,g -W II I - I Dale Camany ' 'QQ ' ' g 5 5 . 5:5 , 'Q s'-"3 D 'QI 4 , I, Julie Cambria ' ' Q Af ' IQ III: . J .gf if ' 1, I I " ' 'I .l 'Q' David Campos . , Y . 'it if 53.2 li s - 3 if ' Monica Came x " ' A QI, i f ' .Q" 5 QI-.I-i V I - :Ig Kenneth caraoza ft , QQ ' N' I A '1 s ,Q X ,, " 3 . 4 Q :lf , Q 'Cf In '5 , Jim Carev ' A Y I - ' A I - 5 f, ' ' I. X e' A Q 5 'S " Andres Cariaga 5 AQ 7,Q QQ Q, II I Q Q ' Q1 ,I I Q 'Ig A Q IQQ I5 Z Sharon Carley Freshmen 75 Billy Carpenter Rick Carpenter Steven Carranza Sandra Carrillo Douglas Cask Valerie Castaneda Anthony Castro Ernesto Castro Lidia Ceballos Rudy Ceballos Dennis Cecil Michael Cerna Luis Cervantes Deanna Chaboya Joyce Chamberlain Janice Chaney Elias Chavez Sylvia Chavez Reyola Ching Ellen Chinn John Chinn Rosanna Chisum Ronald Clark Pamela Clements Joey Cochran Robert Collins Terry Cooke Helena Cordeiro Jose Coria Arturo Cornejo Sharon Corpuz Jeanette Crites Floyd Crow Jeanie Cruz Diana Cummins Daniel Cunningham Bret Daguid Paul Dalton Tracy Dames Joseph Danyeur Sonia Darty Ronald Day Martin Deanda Tammy Deanda Peggy Degama William Delatorre Ophelia Deleon Steven Deome John Dew Pat Dias Darcel Diaz Joe Diaz Robert Diaz William Dobbs Randy Dodd Clarita Domingo Jeff Doughty Darcy Dowling Debra Dudley Gina Duque Ruby Duque Debbie Ebbert Anthony Eddings Eva Edeza Pam Edwards Rick Elam Petra Escareno Arthur Espinoza Kari Estes Janie Estrada Raul Estrada Meg Evens Maria Fabela Mark Farnworth Jeff Fatland Victor Favila Randy Fernandez Judy Ferreira Sharon Findley Ernesto Flores 76 Freshmen ,, -4 55' Z F ' , gyby ' gf . ig, 4 -' we - C' J gf' CJ f J J if it 4 X 5' fi ' A - , X J' t , Q-LLL ' J Af ,swf J -,Jaw .,,, JJ' -4 i - if A J 4 A H h Jig 1' -5 . 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N , it Q ff J-,V iv N. , 'Nr ,J W f - ' . 71 1 if 5' ff "' AW as 1- , . ' 1 r ,Q 'S if I X 1. I f , v I 1. ,.,. K' " A T6 'Q ci 1 9.0, wtf gsm. ' -S Do- ,fy Yi ElfE, h5SK5'f 9 0' e,fi'xcXlYRJ3nJ m Q9 ff If V oirsw my oo mag w WWW WHVAWWQWWWQQ Varsity ridders Finish Third in MBL Alisal High's varsity Football team made a strong showing on this year's grid-iron scene, sporting a 4-3-1 over-all and 3-3 league won-loss record. The Trojans coached by Coach Filice and Gary Mortensen, finished third in the South-Monterey Bay League, following Seaside isecondi and Monterey ifirsti. The Monterey Toreadors proved to be the Trojans' toughest opponent in the league matchups, Alisal falling far short 48-7. Other season highlights were the 22-21 edging over cross- town rival Salinas High. Against the Cowboys, tail-back AI Romig was the workhorse for the ground game, including a 70 yard touchdown sprint along the sidelines. Aiisal completed the '73 season with a 40-14 win over Tennyson High of Hayward, coached by former Alisal coach, Milt Pickford. Alisal scoring was by David Dew, Al Romig, Danny Ross, and a Ross to Ritchie pass to finalize the scoring. Premier Quarterback Danny Ross was chosen as the Gold Helmet Award winner as the outstanding player. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD AHS Mission 20 20 Aptos 7 25 San Lorenzo O 19 North Salinas 23 13 Monterrey 48 7 Seaside 39 18 Salinas 21 22 Tennyson 14 40 4 wins 3 losses 1 tie l Athletics-105 Row 'I ll-rl: L. Morish, A. Douglas. M. Domingo,J. Morrison.J. Dew. B. Fonner, P. Askew Row 2: Mgr. Ed Elkins, D. Schmidt, J. Sigala, J. Walker, D. Webber. E. Comacho, J Romig. Row 3: D. Ceia, R. Ritchie, L. 'Th0mas, E. Amparano, S. Crain. D. Ross. E Richards. J L S 3 A A 1 106-Athletics 4 nw 1 il-rl: J. Smith, R. Ruiz, D. Flores, J. Solis, K. Smith, H. Powers. R. Ceraide, Fiow 2: Woodrow, D. Simpson, J. McCouIIough, S. Acierto, C. Sawyer, A. Romig, D. Dew, L. aldonado. Row 3: P. Hilliker. R. Sweatt, C. Sindel, C, Jacobo, S. Forreat, L. Wilson, M. nskins. Athletics-107 108fAthIetics At right: Tailback Al Rornig breaks away for a stunning seventy yard touchdown trek against Salinas High. 4 . .V.'s Weak In League Football Play Row 1 ll-rl: Coach Russo, M. Pura. V. Andrada. B. Urrey, J. Valdez. F. Guzman, D. Gilbert, D, Comacho, C. Bozzo, T. Tanawan, D. Puno, R. Osuna. M. Villa, F Jiminez, M, Rojas, W. Simon. Row 2: Coach Romero, A. Sandoval. H. Flede, D. Maduli. R. Borelli, C. Martinez, D. Ramirez, R. Perez, J. Bernal, D. Orozco,J Baughman, W, Knight, R, Kelly, B. Vargas, K. Ryburn. Row 3: K. Chavez, M. Climer, M. Hernandez, R. Rangel, G. Caserez. S. Simpson, C. Brewer, P. Dyk, M Acosta. A. Vallejo, M. Cochran, M. Nerez, P. Correa, R. Gutierrez. lnexperience hurt the Alisal High junior-varsity football team. The i young Trojans owned a 1-4-2 over-all and 1-3-2 league won-loss- tie record. The only Trojan win came on a 7-6 decision over San Lorenzo Valley, while drawing with Aptos, 12-12, and North High, 9-9. Outstanding offensively were Danny Comacho, Mario Rojas. Wayne Knight and Dennis Maduli. while Mike Hernandez, Sam Simpson, Ray Jimenez, and Victor Andrada were cited by their coaches for their abilities. This year's team captains were Danny Comacho, Mike Hernandez, and Wayne Knight. 1 10-Athletics Fullback Mario Rojas bulls his way through for yardage. The awesome Alisal defense sets up. pass. can't ,Q 9 gf ' M , Athletics-1 1 1 , Wg? Q? 3536 W :km QQ Wav Frosh-Soph Completes Trying Season An anxious team watches on. This year, Alisal sported one of its better frosh-soph football teams. The young Trojans compiled a 3-3-1 won-loss league record and finished fifth place in the Monterey Bay League southern division. Quarterback Alan Folen earned his coaches praise along with teammates Brad Harbor lendl, Tim Johnson lendl, Randy Dodd lcenterl, and Robert Cook lflankerl. Defensively. Danny Blanco llinebackerl. John Dew ltacklel, Ray Herrera lcorner backl. Mike Horton lsafetyl. and Bobby Rodman lsafetyl were the outstanding individual performers throughout the season. Impressive wins included a 8-O shutout over cross town rival Salinas High. while the toughest competitors were Monterey and Seaside. Athletics 1 13 ff I V fiigf -' -. D,. mg ' " H " f : X V E., 1 14-Athletics 9 E N' K W . . '-" ff ' ffm 5 . L DSW Young Harrier Team ains Experience 5 a boy This year's Alisal High cross country teams were caught short in the Monterey Bay League competition. The varsity team compiled a 1-4 won- loss league record while the junior varsities wound up with a 2-3 and the frosh-soph with a 2-3 record, Coach Andy Allen credits the down season on the low turn-out of veteran lettermen. But never the less, Coach Allen was extremely pleased with the progress made by all three of the young and inexeprienced teams, Mike Terry was this year's team captain. Terry, Bruce Victorine, John Nelson, and Ron Johnson were all cited by their coach for their outstanding performances throughout the season. 33'-4" a : ,Q ' vw "iLf if A 9' : f Cf9"'ffg,,i9: W" 4,3145 .,,,:: 4,LY ' i ,fp ,..e f jffwia N . 1 ,Q ,.', 1-9' ' Q. , .- ,Ls ,.,l , Q David Scott adds two points to the score. uf 1 53 , Q Center Joe Shoemaker passes thelball off. as S. xx , Q gm SHLNXSQ . 4 o o X e L .1 e ,, S 5, sv fc X 1' I ,.-5 ,f C Cagers Provide Tough Competition The C basketball team finished third in league play, sporting a 2-6 won-loss record. Both of the teams' wins came against North Salinas, Coach Gilbert credited his team for its competitive play, noting that five of their six losses were by five points or less. Coach Gilbert cited team captain Tony Taylan, Darrin Chinn, and Tony Flimando as the outstanding players this season. Athletics-1 17 """""" 'fffifw """ ore two of his 1 142 . , 1... if-ww f 'H ,,f-1?fQffg1,w:g1,Q,.," K - , pwjk mm' "-f. y- .W K ., W 4 Varsity Cagers Face Frustrations In MBL Play After four years of dominating the MBL, Coach Corky Haddan's varsity basketball team found itself in an unfamiliar spot when it finished in the cellar of the league's Southern Division. The 1973- 74 cagers completed the season with a respectable 12-12 overall record, but a less satisfying 5-9 league record. The varsity cagers tipped off their season with a third consecutive Alisal Tournament championship. Ron Ritchie was named as the MVP, while Danny Martinez and Duane Anderson were chosen to the All-Tourney team. They also captured the consolation trophy at the Paul Walters Tournament. League play opened next, and the Trojans finished the first series of games against Northern teams with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses. As games in the Southern Division got underway, it seemed as though the Trojan luck went sour, The squad dropped their next seven games by an average of two points each. Alisal closed their season in a spirited way by defeating Monterey. Danny Martinez was the outstanding team player and also the league's leading scorer with a 20.6 point average, including a 37 point outburst against San Lorenzo. Flon Ritchie and Duane Anderson were the defensive standouts and also helped considerably with the scoring. Two bright spots of the team were sophomores Steve Robertson and Jerry Odom, whose skillful play promises to give Alisal basketball an exciting future. Front ll-rl: Danny Ross, Javier Alcocer, Richard Gutierrez, Danny Martinez, Manager Ed Elkins Back Gary Dennis Ron Ritchie Duane Anderson Mike Stidolph Jerry Odom, Steve Robertson, Gene Pugnier. lllllllllllllllllllll X, x,l5 Q05 Hadmn time outmw ' x 4, hp. 120-Athletics Athletics-121 Craig Andrus shoots a froathrow. missy- J W " ,wg an -as fi," . - Q if V Nw., EdRichards and LeoVyVilson leap high to blockwih attempted St. Francis shot. l shot rolIln'a'i'nl s arbor ,2'f1J"ie1o,W .,!s:. , , , .- H T' Hi ' " 1:3 -273+ ,ug E -uw-ap. I V -.r Lil' V' f- a. K1 3. f' r4,rrrrr A ,, a'r vf f rr X 4 l on -1 ,pam - Basketball Team Experiences Trying Season 2 , r it 3 - 1 Alex Carelde leaves a trail of players behind as he races towards the basket. Coach Art Gilbert's junior varsity basketball squad, like their varsity counterparts, seemed a little short on luck this year, but still finished with a satisfying 11-11 won-loss record, 7-7 in league play, dropping to the last Spot in the MBL-South Division standings. The J.V.'s opened their season in the Alisal Invitational Tournament, playing three games against varsity teams and defeating one of them, Robert Louis Stevenson. Then, they raged on to capture the consolation trophy at the Monta Vista JV Tourney. When league play opened. the junior varsity title hopes were high as the squad ran off.a string of four wins. But those hopes were all but vanquished as the team went on a dismal five game losing streak, The J.V,'s went back on the winning track by defeating Monterey, Seaside, and Salinas, They dropped their last two games to even their league record at seven wins and seven losses. Coach Gilbert credited Ed Richards and Gary Flowe as the scoring leaders of the team with respective 13.1 and 9.6 point averages. Other standouts were Gary Dennis, Lee Wilson, Gus Gutierrez, and Craig Andrus. Athletics-123 , an .- ffl -"' . ... V ,LX QQ ea througmnany wins. 124-Athletics SN-V ki a ' A Harbor player finds - if 1 --1 .. I 'T' E gm if ff: , against the Alisal defense. EQ, na.a x 7- - 'Q FL W a fi E I N ' 7 W ' Sv 4' " X Yi - .,...'ag 5, . ,,........M, 'lm n-.Q....,. Frosh-Soph Hoopsters Finish Third In League Alisal's frosh-soph basketball team. under the able guidance of first year coach Alan Gardner, had both high and low points this season, and finished with a 10-11 overall won-loss record. Their 7-7 record in league play was good enough to enable them to place third in the MBL-South. The young cagers started their season by capturing the second place trophy in the Salinas Key Club Tournament, losing only to the host Salinas High team in the finals. The frosh-soph didn't fare too well in the rest of their pre- season, losing three of the next four meetings. The frosh-soph team went through seven league games without a loss, but lost to Salinas in the eigth. Starting with that loss, the Troyers did not win again until, after six straight defeats, they smashed North High. The young squad dropped its last game to Monterey in overtime. 3. , it This year's frosh-soph team boasted a duo of talented guards in floor-leader David Puno and Tony Flimando. The rebounding was ably handled by Ron Johnson and Harry ,, iv Oualls. while Cary Brewer and Darrin Chinn switched off to fill the remaining starting spot. Little Tony Ceralde was W credited as an outstanding substitute by Coach Gardner. L ". . xox A happy and victorious team Ie the floor. Front ll-rl: T, Ceralde, D. Puno, R. Niconar, J. West, A. Cox, T. Rimando. J. Dew, J. Shoemaker. Back: C. Bozzo, C. Brewer, R. Johnson, M, Grice. D. Chinn. P. Williams, L, Loman, C, Messerli, Manager A, Acaya. df Ei 126 Athletics arslty rapplers D1splay Strength In Tournament The 1973-74 varsity wrestling team, coached by mentor Terry Espinosa, had its ups and downs in dual meet competition, but more than made up for it in tournaments and post-league competition. The varsity squad split its dual meet season with a 5-5 league record, 6-5-1- overall. The Trojan grapplers opened their season by thrashing a visiting Gilroy team. but in the next dual meet, they needed a pin by heavyweight David Ceja in the final match to come from behind to tie Mission Trail League powerhouse Gonzales. ln league competition, the Trojans gained their five victories by triumphing over Soquel, Aptos, San Lorenzo Valley, Santa Cruz, and Harbor. ln their sixth league meet, they lost to a tough Seaside squad, Following that, the Alisal grapplers proceeded to lose their four remaining dual meets by miniscule margins, to finish fifth in the final league standings, In tournament competition, Alisal performed extremely well. First, the team entered the Del Mar Invitational. The outstanding team performer turned out to be Soupy Marquez, who came away from the tournament with a first place medal in the 145 pound division. Also placing high was a suprising Mark Domingo l138l as he won second place honors, and he was joined by third place finishers Javier Alvarez l112l, Roger Diaz l133l, and David Ceja lhwtl. Next, Alisal emerged victorious in its own Alisal Invitational Tourney. Outstanding performances were turned in by Ceja and Alvarez, who took firsts in their respective divisions. They were followed by second place finisher Roger Diaz, and third placers Marquez and Art Ocampo l95l. The MBL Tourney was next, and Ceja, Alvarez, and Marquez came away as league champions in the weight classes, with Diaz and Mark Yamaguchi l97l garnered second place honors. Alisal hosted the Region IV Tournament, and all five qualifiers from the league meet wrestled well. Ceja and Diaz copped championships in their weight divisions, and were joined by Yamaguchi, Alvarez, and Marquez, in advancing to the C.C.S. Meet in San Jose. Although the wrestlers met a lot of extremely tough competition, Soupy Marquez placed third while big Dave Ceja waded through his competition to capture first place, and thus becoming the first CCS wrestling champ in Alisal's history. Both grapplers went on to the State Meet in Hayward. , r. . 5 , . o HI ! Front CL-RD: Coach Espinosa, R. Diaz, K. Peebles, V. Andrada, T. Tanawan, C, Doerner, K. Minami, M. Yamaguchi, A. Ocampo. Back IL-Ri: Coach Rice, D. Ceja, R. Sweatt, P. Hilliker, B. Nichols, W. Knight, S. Marquez, M. Domingo, Coach Sarkisian. Athletics-127 F .Fm W f xv vi' mf "2 2. af!!-YL. I A 4, his power. Tracy Tanawan manhandlas his opponent. Q, N O JV Wrestlers Capture MBL Thlrd Row 1 lL-Rl: W. Turner. M. Cerna, P. Pura. W. Simon, K. Muir, M. Amaro. Row 2: J. Botello. B. Urrey R Cooke T Lewis C Peebles J Ollvera Fi Torres M Zwarts B Rodman, H. Espinosa. J. Anderson. Row 3: F. Sanchez. A. Folen, D. Friddle. D. Orozco. J. Guzman. D Canllo T Blizzard B Vargas P Dalton Coaches Ralph Rice and Bill Sarkisian's junior varsity wrestling team fought valiantly through a tough season to finish with a 9-3 won-loss record. 8-2 in league meets, which enabled them to earn a third place finish in the Monterey Bay League. Alisal opened its season with an easy win over Hollister, but unfortunately, suffered a loss at the hands of Gonzales. Then, in league dual meets. the J.V.'s ran off a string of seven meet victories. including overwhelming wins over Santa Cruz and Soquel. However, they lost the next two to Salinas and North High. They ended the season on the winning track by defeating Monterey. Outstanding grapplers throughout the season were Wayne Turner. Mike Cerna, Curt Peebles, Dave Carillo, and Fernando Sanchez. E C their teammates Z3 132 Athletics arsity Baseball Team Dominates League Experience among players, along with an immense amount of talent were the big advantages which enabled coach Chuck Filice's varsity baseball tearn to manhandle their opponents and reign as a top team in the league. Losing only three players from last year's MBL playoff qualifying squad, the varsity team was paced by senior infielders Dwane Rowe and Danny Ross, with able help from Al Perez and Floyd Nelson, and outfielders Gilbert Ruiz, Alan Douglas, and Danny Madewell. Also returning was sophomore catcher Lee Wilson, who gained even more experience for next season. No baseball team can dominate opponents wihout a strong pitching staff, and Alisal was no exception. The pitching evolved around three skillful players, Gary Rowe, Willie Pura, and Ernie Comacho, with Danny Comacho and Gene Sigala provided relief to round out what may be the best baseball team in Alisal's history. s , -1 5 1, , A ' .sijffiggj . Coach Filice discusses an upcoming with ssame ofthe team members "'1l:5'TL-1 Sill sw: 1 3 .A , , , V t . . Ns Q ,l'PI'l"'I" . l '. ?: NAI Pitching ace Willie Pura fires across the plate. Danny Ross. the !eam's excellent first baseman. , 1 Alan Douglas throws to the infield. Athletics- 1 33 Pitcher Gene Sigala warms up on the mound. .L Tiburcio Gomez backs up Floyd Nelson at third. bu 4--uv? "4 v' 134-Athletics I l of w.,.., Q 3 ?.',',..,- .4 Mf.?i"Af" "' L""'X'.-f ,X f3'iw:'QE11l..KP2,.n' L-Li 'I v."'l"'fXi?lG45: - , V ":5f.T.f" f . ,.4'T,.Lsf1'f1 W 5 ago. J - .,g.ww'Qq5 , ,Q 'Q'-sf. nf r f. .1 -ev, 1-'V 4. 4 , W 1 f4.,e,. 1' fffrfwkwww-b . ' M' ,- f W, A Q-'+aLffNay,f.fQ WV. -' B 1- W , - f wg, .-f . 1-fb , a.rQ.af'v FfL.s4-P' 1- b ' - vLr" V" f" wg- W 3' ' 53' M Q.. " 4 ' . -Wfrg.-'f.'5-f...uf ,M - W . " by Z""""1f'7I'. A W ' 'F' ,i1Z.4-i.f- 'Y ' 54 ' A M "' T'-If ,. T? 4 'fd' -ff D a '5'f""3 ,amz - is-T !9f,l, ' .- -'iff Ju 1" -' 1 wfew ff , ':i. 1 QQ .ff H .w w ' . .T-..T'H3F'fE3E'!'i"i?'afa1vE.x 5233? Alan Gilbert Ruiz watch practice from the outfield. 'Y of-ff , " ' ' 'Q . uf Third baseman Floyd Nelson scoops up a grounder and turns to throw to second. af' kk' Q. . . .ipaq , ,..-K Eiizgfj-gifs-ul-ova. s . , ' . :' '1-. Athletics-135 JV Baseball Team Defends MBL T1tle Under head coach Gary Mortensen, a strong junior varsity team underwent a season proudly representing Alisal, winning most of their games. Many returning players from last year's league championship team gave this year's squad depth and experience. Standouts for the team were pitchers Mike Hernandez, infielder Dennis Gilbert and outfielders Paul Bellone and Jimmy Jimenez. players teammates from the wiv fe? 5 2t i x ,f Wwe, if Sn we gv' 1 136 Athletics A few Coach Mortenson watches Alan Folen at bat. I. if iff, D gf 'Y l"'N--'M-my x.,.,,,., ,, 'll C ' '- . K , W-vw-. - lu-,-V wi- 1 e 1 -WM- ' v 3 aW, ,,, . - -ff, ' ,, f I ' ig ' L"' ..,5,i, pg' N 1. f . A . if-vfgfvg--419 WS- N V N ML --f-.-,- W K -...., ' -, . ,Swv :q ffl' ' -fx w ., f ' ' - , .,m iyh, 4V,,,m A 5, Rh., my , 1-.w-"g,K2f46 4: '- K -"Pwr ,, f-.31 , ww- 'L' -L A f. . -fr, f- 4 ,.,:.,-xx' Q ' Q ,Y-3' 1. ., ' W 7144? H ji,-gif!! W wifi,3'g,evrwg 54,3115 .J 'f'- .' ,ni-ij",-'f . 1 , vw, . Q1 ' '. Af- ww N: ' .-- 1-fi' . ... Jrraim. ,f,:2 KA4 x3"4l.,,r'? W., hitter steps up to the Athletics-137 Varsity Cindermen Finish High In MBL While not as strong as last year's MBL powerhouse, Alisal's varsity track team was excellent in its performances. The varsity lost a heavy load of talented athletes to graduation last year, but still had capable performers to set the pace for the season. Outstanding cindermen were Carlos Jacobo in the discus. Speedster Mark Domingo, high jumper Jim Romig, and shotputter Bob Hopper. Leading the way in the hurdling events was David Dew, who also doubled as a sprinter in the 100 yard dash, and also Alex Ceralde and Joe Dew, The top distance men were Jim Lucero, Artie Garcia, and Mike Terry. The team was advised by coaches Favero. Allen. and Curran. .mme . E 5 Sprinter Dave Dew takes off after receiving the baton in a relay. al l s E Weightman Carlos Jacobo hurls the discus for great distan 138 Athletics 4M i " l Danny Simpson vaults over the barrier ..., 140-Athletics -L R1 -X., , .N Bob Hopper in his specialty, the shotput. Frosh-Soph Trackmen Exhibit Power In League Tony Rimando takes ofi in the long jump. -Ml .A - Alisal's frosh-soph team, made up mostly of freshmen and newcomers, performed well in dual meets and tournaments. The young team lost most of last year's standouts this year when they were moved up to the varsity squad. The frosh-soph cindermen were led by speedsters Tracy Tanawan, Elias Rivera, and Tony Rimando. Also pacing the squad were weightman Harry Oualls and distanceman Bruce Victorine and Mel Nlotogawa. The team was coached by Andy Allen and John Favero. an t...L"'-'-- Robert Villogas approaches the high jump bar. Athletics 141 Vance Ferdinando runs down the strip towards the pole vault bar. 3 3 1 . Harry 142-Athletics Elias Rivera and Ken Allen run the 440 Young Tennis Team ains Experience Alisal's 1974 tennis team lost its leading players last year to graduation but still emerged to win many of its matches. Credited by Coach Deaver as the team's leader was Jim Sasules, who was a standout all season for the young team. Other than Oscar Flores, there were no other returnees from last year's team, so the outcome of the team was placed in the hands of the team's newcomers, who performed well for first year players. . I l . David Williams ball. Athletics- 1 43 Soccer Team Ovcrpowcrs pposition ln its second year of existence, the Alisal soccer team, led by coaches Romero and Moreno. was one of the toughest in the league. Paced by senior Jose Solis, the squad scored wins over Gonzales, Hollister. and rival North Salinas. but lost a controversial 3-2 decision to Salinas High. Following that loss, the team dropped another heartbreaker to league-leading Watsonville. However they bounced back to defeat Aptos and went on to finish high in the league standings. ln addition to Solis, outstanding players throughout the season were Pablo Correa and Roberto Ruiz. - ' - - ,es-1 afv1,:am:.17. egg, x W, , , fs.fs?se'zazi.aae' wtf, ,, . Q Q if,.b1fl.s,,-, - K wma -o4u4nlw -. gel at 1 ,fs l i Athletics- 1 45 J.-4. Alisal Tankers Have Tough Season Under the guidance of Coach Albert, this year's swimming team fared well against the opposing teams of the league. The team consisted mainly of newcomers and Freshmen, but it did have a few experienced swimmers in Richard Brannon, Steve Locke, and talented sophomore Richard Briggs, Alisal's AFS student. Jean-Luc Bodson, was also a member of the team and proved to be a very tough competitor. 1 z ,J,7,..,-f k,,,,.y.N..:., 5 II ill il i l 5 'VB The swimmers look over their statistics. Jean-Luc Bodson comes up for air after a tiring swim F ,gy ' if ,.,, 5' A W Ma G3 G' o .. ,,s,.,.. .., . M, If v Q f . Qu U-. A 3,7 s A4 AL 5 3 up Q '-'- -'--- i 2 "' 5 V "' , ' iff? e ' 1 ami . ..,. W, . I .J . - -5 . .K di -- ,V Q, 442.312 Wig. . :V , K . . A .fag jx :W . I-,I on A .5 4 A f K . fig ' ' , :im gf: 4 , O I E 5 o ,. 5 , is A T ' Y It f Xi X.,-J l 'l f W i K ' 'rj'-4 J'--9-,..w.5-,.l,.M,,QN J- 'V Q t-rs, fl , Wm. N " f riff f iff? Pg, Q get t A if irls' Sports Go BL! Up to this time girls participating in after school sports were only able to compete with other schools for recreation. Finally, after an overdue amount of time, the girls' sports' program became interscholastic and included the Monterey Bay League. This meant there were work-outs four days a week. instead of two. Also. league rules and competition would be set up for the schools participating. At the end of each season for the respective sport. there was a playoff with the top ranking teams representing their schools in competition for the M BL title. This caused many changes that resulted for the best. For the young ladies. it meant more and better competition and, also, a chance to be recognized for their skills and efforts. For the coaches. it meant more organization in their teams' games. The Monterey Bay League has benifited the Alisal girls' sports program and has greatly aided the promotion of girls' sports. Athletics-147 irls' Swim Team Gains Experience Although the girls' swim team did not win many of their meets, they had a competitive spirit. Their coach, Mrs. Barton, worked diligently with them, while expressing the need for good form. Through the help of the weight machine, made by Mr. Escobar, the girls were able to develop needed strength. Their managers, Pam Salinas and Linda Smith. helped the team very much by recording times and taking charge of all the equipment. Top Row: Linda Smith. Debbie Salinas, Suzanne Anderson. Chris Deanda, Sharon Andrus Beth Dyk Alice Deome Marilyn Stidolph Susan Stefani Karen Scheiber Middle Row: Pam Salinas, Lori Parker, Alice Vega, Debbie Dubose, Susan Tonus Valerieionus Janette Anderson Patti Parker Mrs Barton Bottom Row Tracy Dames, Debbie De Pratti, Linda Jeantrout. 148 Athletics 1- 145-44 d,Susan "' fi 4 M ,, fT".,.,?, fgigp The 100 Modley-Relay Team 4 4+ x Y . V .- V fx 2 fn X 3? 3 vi 51, .Q-..sf. Grace In Motion . . . irls' Gymnastics Team Being on a gymnastics team takes a lot of patience. graceful moves, and co-ordination of the body. That is why this year's lady gymnasts performed so well in each of their own events. Summing up the girls' great year was their coach. Miss Little. She stated, "This year the gymnastics team really put a lot of effort into themselves. and they were definitely Alisal's finest in all respects." Cited by Miss Little was, Florence Ellevan, a three year member of the team, as well as the rest of the team. which was outstanding. Top Row-Jana Cokley, Joyce Chamberlain, Sandi Carrillo, Sara Aldape Jo Ellen Atkins Teri Wilson Valerie Cover Florence Ellevan Bottom Row Melanie Hauschild Shirley Bush. Shirley Acaya. Rosalie Asuncion, Magdalena Beltran. Emma Cardona Cheryl Camany Silvia Ballantyne lNot Picturedl Joyce Bassett Athletics-151 irls' Tennis Team Has A Good Season This year the girls' tennis team had a good season in the MBL League play. Because there was a league, the girls had more competition with details about their meets settled ahead of time. Something new that helped very much was the ball boy machine. lt made reactions quicker. The coaches, Mrs. Camany and Mrs. Mortensen, felt that the team, as a whole, had real depth in their playing ability. As for next year, Mrs. Camany hopes for a year as good as this has been. Back Row: Tammy Garner. Roseann Ryburn, Martha Berglin, Linda Amparano, Debbie Shook. Cindy Henry, Julie Hughes. Mary Doris, Veronica Jimenez, Teresa Gonzales. Teresa Henry, Pat Deanda. Middle Flow: Mrs. Mortensen. Cindy Forgnone, Pam Edwards, Gloria Mendez. Carol Hale, May Domalog. Jonetta Chenea. Karen Briggs, Terri Bozzo, Pat Diaz, Rosie Page, Mrs. Camany. Front Row: Joyce Elson, Pat Jimenez, Mamie Sum, Evelyn Batara, Karen Doris. Darlene Miller, Adele Parise. Leonora Sirwet. 152-Athletics Athletics-153 Trojanette Hoopsters End Trying Season Although it takes a lot of hard work, effort, and practice to make a good basketball team, this year's Girls' Basketball Team had all the main ingredients. They had a few disappointments, but their mistakes produced profits for next year's squad. Mrs. Frees cited May Domaloag as the team's top scorer and Debbie Geissler as the top rebounder. When commenting on the team Mrs, Frees stated. "We had a tough season this year, but at the same time we had alot of fun." nil' l lLefti - Top Row - Teresa Gonzales iMgr.i, Joyce Elson lMgr.l Debbie Geissler, Cheryl Favero, Beth,,DyQ Lucinda Romig, Terri Bozzo iMgr.l. Bottom Row s Gloria Domaloag, Karen Doris, May Domaloag, Cindy Whitmire, Debbie Salinas, Karen Briggs. iBelowl - Top Row - Pat Diaz, Debbie Chitwood, Linda Amparano, Julie Hughes, Sharon Andrus, Janie Chaboya. Bottom Row - Diana Cummins, Rosanne Ryburn, Doylelyn Hoskins, Michele Waite, Cindy Forgnone. 154-Athletics x, : '2 . Q2 F . E E 1 xSs,g, A, , 5 M' Z4 22 Debbie Geissler goes up for the rebound. E5 4 ' age' 'W' ELHW 9' 'Af 5' QE' jx A, ,W aff si 5 V K S, 5 for the iump jvero and Julie f fm A' , f,k , y. ..1 ., 4 My , , H W I W. 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A ir, ,mari s wx. 21 So it's the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember, the way We were. 3 2- ' I +10 -fkif Ou hi ,r wbxeg LQ, M4112 'QIKN ,gif A if-girl NE-Y-1 KF L I 'me 0 -qwgg. ,.',,,, ,ww G KT 7 it 'G-4 3 'Af' W' , ' Q X- "C A vf Ai, XL C23 '-N X 'X Hf'3'X- 7 zfngf SKK nn-llvtiw ?5lQB.aM'w.Q, JB " XE V , ' X x --1 X k is Q. K Mpm A C9090 uwj-JV-'Sui Ci Q f ,. V Q1 -5: ff? 5456. K ' 'V QI' 17,7 7, JSO wp W M V' W gf, I .:., ' -iv: Q Y' "WSW "'W""6"'5, 'I 'UD vii W' 'NX YQ? ix Ci. . ' H. A "fbi 3-,L1T' 1' ww-' wp MW L gif f - ' NQAQQ X Si QQ, ff, T?-5 'X Z1 T. af L -1 Nm , T ' mg!-1 - K XX F Yr ir , . 'ilk ixks t-LVN J- ,QA .- Cl Q1 x -Q if 9 S ' .. X 'X W' . BW iw' QLD 395 qi Q UU if SM QQ? M- ft, JL! Q! A jfw 'NGO ' W ff ,wx W ' , Sf fwkkgi, j L u QL v, Q, , Y WEKCAB ! K X, ' x X X 6 2 w 335 uit TQ ec X "A ... e , gp ? . .. x,,,..f-xr W54, Mpw,.awr " , , . , . , .Nu-u,,.wxf, f 5-V-W,-W 4f'f' "" Wiikuecmf. ff ,ff , W Qf fir ' 10 0 4fi"' --,,.4:,w.':.m -4f,N,.5,,'w-R w " 1' w X Student Leaders . . . A.S.B. Officers and Commissioners President: Mike Seitz Vice President: Javier Alcocer Commissioners: Murial Ouintero, Sharon Andrus, Mary Scott, Janice Haydon, Kathy Powell, Richard Gutierrez Assistant Secretary and Treasurer: Roseanne Ryburn and Vicki Teague Secretary: Karen Pettigrew The purpose of the associated student body officers was to establish and maintain the high ideals and standards of Alisal High School. The students were given a first hand experience at running a government. and they also attempted to strive for maximum efficiency in dealing with democracy in action. The organization promoted students awareness and leadership. Mike Seitz had a brief quote about the student government: "l have found that this organization has given me much more of an education than anything else I have ever been involved in." Treasurer: Karen Briggs Organization 165 Part Of The Student Government Homeroom Representatlves As a part of the student government. the homeroom representatives function is an important one. Each homeroom representative takes an agenda of the next meeting to his class and discusses it with his class and votes accordingly at the meeting. He then reports back to the class the results of the meeting. A homeroom representative is elected by his third period class. and his rapport with them is an intergal part of his service to them and the government. ,XX Reporting, Frustrations, Deadlines . . . Trojan Tribune AK -..viii i....ai....r I 1, i M-'X . I '. .. 2' W. ' irrr ,T - f s , A f 1' : 1 ,f ' f r :za f :fa .gifs f ir' yMnjPutsrbaugh v' ' ' ' ,V . Sinai 1 n ' iff - 1,, ' ' ,T1tK.f'i' T i'.25?fl, - at - ' J The Trojan Tribune was originated for those people who are interested in journalism. The Tribune brought us up to date on sports, up-coming activities and recent news around the school. The Trojan Tribune is produced and distributed once amonth.- The staff members include: Karen Baily, editor, Jonetta Chenea, assistant editor, Lucy Stone, features manager. Suzanne Anderson, distribution manager, Allen Chinn, sports manager, Hecter Bernal, ads manager, Lori Atkins, photographer, and Susan Tonus, business manager. When Karen Bally was asked how she felt about this year's activities, she replied: ltwas an experience being able to meet all the people involved in the workings of a publication. They were all great, as was lVlr. Puterbaugh. O l Clapturmg Of MyI1S1C yy,rr . vias a relioildinj yearifor the Alisal High Symphonic and ' ' A'Aw Bandsglast year's Qradrjatiorrgtookiaflreavyftoll of VLL, ' 5 personn - lrnost anew! of last yeairgamzatioslre i in A " ' 'A ' s : on as sure freshmen. i ' y y Their director. Mr. Gary Horsley. stressed disipline and over- all good musicianship throughout the year. This year the Trojan band performed many various concerts as well, as staging half-time shows and represented Salinas area while 'participating in Band ,Reviewslthroughout Northern California, K V 'A VE, I . .K 9: X xl! e 0 6 A ,? 'f f ' A - qv W it I 445 K 5, K. 1 I ,Qi .f . T ,,'. ,.,.. , 1 H 'HM , K is rw' ,, ' ' . h x ' -, W ' 9 K' , ,N Q ' of N, fr . ..-,1 K . gg' 3, A lf' EL V f , ,fr . 'S f. Ll N4 M., .' 'Q-2'-" 4 .W Yi gffhus year's band officers were Suzanne Anderson 'president Jonetta Chwa vlce presnyt, Jamce I-lion 3 vi , major s9uzanne Anderson responded to the year In thus way I ve enjoyed being band president this year I will always had all four years In Band 'Q Wrestling Support . . . Ilios Club Interested, impressed. and pleased, this is what makes the llios Club. Wrestling fans saw a lot of excitement and were pleased with the wrestlers this year. This year's statisticians were: Liz Arias, Lori Parker, Cheryl Camany and Jenny Arde. One of the many activities that the llios Club participated in was the King and Queen of Hearts Contest with Sara Aldape and Roger Diaz representing the club. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Espinoza, this year's club officers were: Mark Yamaguchi, president, Howard Powers, vice-president, and Cheryl Camany, secretary. Mark had this to say about the club: llios did a good job supporting the wrestlers this year. We bought 'kts new uniforms for them. held the Alisal lnvitational. and hosted the Region lV Wrestling Tournament. WQZZ Mr. Expinoza briefs his wrestlers. Q! The whole llios gang. Eddie and Mark get together Preparing for the utside World . . . F.S.A. -1- 1--..""""'1'i-.N This year's Future Secretaries of America was led by Diane Harrison, president, Debbie Shook, vice president, Nlaria Cuellar, corresponding secretary, Debbie Micheals, recording secretary, and Floberta Hees, treasurer. The club, this year, had an outstanding membership. The main objective was to help girls who plan to be secretaries when they enter the world on their own. With Mrs. Kirchner as their advisor, they held many fund-raising activities. such as an aluminum can drive and a fashion show. Diana commented on the club: I sincerely feel the club would never have gained anything if it hadn't been for the dedication and willpower of our fearless leader, Mrs. Odel Kirchner. Qoiclguc . Widvw ' The members of F.5.A. Organizations 171 Youth With A Purpose After winning numerous awards, FFA completed a successful year. In February they sponsored the King and Queen of Heart's Dance and national FFA week. In March they sponsored Donkey Basketball They also attended many fairs where they won top awards Accomplishing all this were the busy officers, Craig Andrus president, Phil Dyk, vice-president, Sharon Andrus. secretary Linda Jeantrout, treasurer, Michele Cox, sentinel, and Karen Kimmel reporter. With the help of Mr. Mullen, their advisor, the year turned out to be a success. Craig Andrus had this to say about the club ln all, l feel that this has been a very good year for gicvutf uw'-L if t - The FFA officers. Mr. Mullen, the FFA auvisor, All this activity is getting to me. Hard Work and Determination . . . International Thespians The time was the tense minutes before the curtain rises on opening night..The hard working actors, composed prirnarily of Thespians, know this play will be good. With all the time and effort the Thespians put in, how could they miss? To become an honorary Thespian you had to earn your title by putting in 1OO hours or more of any work connected with the theatrical arts. lf some of the Thespian members didn't get directly into the play, they worked hard back-stage and were glad and proud to be part of any production, Directed and advised by Mr. Mullins, the International Thespians put on many good performances this year. Diane Harrison, the president, had this to say about the club: Words can never express the deep admiration, gratitude, and appreciation l have for all the members iincluding the fabulous director, Mr. Dick "Boss" Mullinsl because without them our theatrical society wouIdn't be worth much. I UJLQLQJA, Kim is intrigued. .iiiiiii Yeah, that is the way the script goes. What . . . ? Mike finds the new play amusing. D0 YOU understand? Organizations-173 , A 4 X1., yt m www--u-.r. , , My .N wyy V Energetic, Yelling, Cheering, . . . ur Cheerleaders Raising spirit for the athletes and students plus trying to make them feel at ease and happy was the inspiration of our varsity cheerleaders, These enthusiastic girls were advised by Mrs, Mortensen and Miss Stockton. Head cheerleader Fay Bradshaw had this to say about being a cheerleader: "l personally love cheerleading. The greatest part of being one is when you can really see and feel how hard the rooters are trying. l've worked with so many wonderful people, and I am going to hate to leave them," J 6'2fw,cLohcu,d if, emi' ev Rose Ramos Hu , Mg., 52 E umping, Screammg, Laughmg, Our V s Cheering at the junior varsity football and basketball games as well as wrestling meets were AlisaI's junior varsity cheerleaders. These energetic girls were enthusiastic in raising spirit for our athletes. They were advised by Mrs. Mortensen and Miss Stockton. Head junior varsity cheerleader Maureen Lee had this to say about being a junior varsity cheerleader: "As head junior varsity cheerleader, I find it a wonderful honor and very rewarding. Being a cheerleader is great fun but also a lot of hard work." Ji 6u.l.Ju,uL. Lk- .4 ve, Sugar ef r .ggi.e' x 'W Ln ? , Q ,, s .fi vga ,P Q ,fx .F v,f an NW 2Q'X . ,Q ,Ks L?- I Chds fm '-L x A' s o SQ A S3-gxm Q'Y?'iai. .gt me I W, , .N I M-.fl Q7 1 Krakeg Marching, Charmmg, A Begmnmg Our Letterguls t yy y 4 hx-xp-..""""" A new addition has been added to our pep groups: charming lettergirls that march with our band and perform at half times! These talented girls do hand movements and formations like songgirls but march instead of prance. They are advised by Mrs. Mortensen and Miss Stockton. Head lettergirls Carmen Maness and Kelly Thompson had this to say about being a Iettergirlz "We have progressed and improved our quality to make us one of the best groups at AIisaI." wsu- QNQWVQ..-aux, Q oae4m.rC"YWXui.smA1 -4 I Graceful, Dazzling, Captivating . . . ur Majorettes Practicing uring pepcass e re'a lu. ,Q K ln front of the Alisal High Band with illuminating smiles marched our lovely majorettes. These four vibrant young ladies also performed at half times and rallies, Traveling to different cities and competing with other schools gave the majorettes meaningful experience. Head majorette Martha Horta had this to say about being a majorettei "l love being a majorette. We are organized together not only to perform but also to have fun and represent our school," itfnfdwflc? Woof? .1 -ff gem: W-wwwwf im-1 mums, The National Honor Society is an academic organization for outstanding students in their sophomore, junior, and senior year. The club creates enthusiasm for scholarships, develops charactor, and promotes worthy leadership. To be eligible for this organization, a student must maintain a 3.0 average, and a good attendance record. President, Karen Briggs, vice-president, Leonora Sirwet, secretary, Vicky Teague, and treasurer, Mary Kawahira have worked together to make this club possible. Mr. Puterbaugh also guided and advised them. u Honor Promoting Worth Leadership . . . .H.S. . fy 1 ' "rw Q' J Symbols of Alisal High . . . ur Mascots Emphasizing the symbol of Alisal as well as cheering at the games with the crowds were two very special people: Debbie and Melanie. As mascots, they boosted school spirit and performed routines during halftimes. They were advised by Mrs. Mortensen and Miss Stockton. We asked Melanie and Debbie how they felt about being mascots, and they commented: "We get along very well. With two mascots, there are more things to do." 1.in1-nf at N -:va--we--f 'kin-l R2l1S1I1g N lckcls, Dunes, and uartcrs . . . L.S.E.P.F Learning the fundamentals of law, salesmanship, economics, and personal finance in a "fun" atmosphere of conducting activities for the student body was the LSEPF Club. The club was responsible for the staging of the mouth-watering pie-eating contest, the hilarious peanut-pu sh, the competitive wrist- wrestling contest, and many other fund-raising sales. The whole idea was to raise money, then spend it accordingly while being concerned at all times with the "comings-and- goings" of their money, Paula Howard, president, commented: Under Nlr. Fourcade's guidance, we sure had a barrel of fun when we sponsored our many activities. Ouccup tl Utucti 1109 Debbie DePratti secretary Dee Benefield treasurer Helping the School Out . . . Metals Club The Metals Club has a certain signifigance for its existence: helping others, In the past years, the Metals Club has built castles, drawbridges, and carousels for previous proms. lf you remember that big hat with the balloons flying out of it at the Jamboree. that too was made by the metals club, lt's built bicycle racks and assisted Eddy Escobar in improving our campus, President this year was Matt Cruthersg vice-pres., Earl Escobar, and Secretary, Rick Munoz. Mr. Larry Hale once again advised this helpful and needy organization. Matt Cruthers had this to say about the club: We are glad to help any organization in need of our service. Mr. Hale, the club advisor. 182 Organizations Stand back now. Metal Club Officers People at Peace . . . .F.S. This year, the American Field Service was fortunate to have Jean-Luc Bodson as its foreign exchange student from Belgium. During his year at Alisal, Jean-Luc stayed at the home of Mrs. Nancy Pura. Raising money to support the AFS student and the Americans Abroad program gave these officers well earned jobs: Sylvia Chacon. president. Mary Scott, vice-president, Sandy Ruttschow, secretary. Lori Gannone, treasurer, and Gina Thoeni, historian. They helped to expand the treasury to assure and send the two American Abroad finalists, Mary Scott and Janice Haydon, to a foreign country. Sylvia had this to say about the club: I am very thankful for our advisors, Mrs. Van Noy and Mrs. Di. whose advice and patience was extremely appreciated, FWF' Q V--1-T fwa '-i-221-V t 'X f5ii,2"' fl' V ' ef .' 135154 .' gffzaw 4s.:,-zkar.-.ik ' .J.ff 41' 4..... .-sw . A' N G' f-:A The two AFS finalists. Mary Scott and Janice Haydon. 1 .ff P X .5 Mrs. Di, sie of fi' ll! ie M. i v if 'Q rv The AFS officers. Organizat Y f ions-183 Trojan ' "Hey far out man," was the summerization of this year's yearbook staff. given by editor Janice Haydon, who performed well in her maiden year of editorship. Ably advising the class for the fifth year was Mr. Angelo. Helping Janice was Brenda Olds, who worked as a a co-editor of Organizations with fellow co-editor Jessie Pabros and Sindy Ingram, In her third hectic year on the staff, Fay Bradshaw piloted the entire Senior Section receiving minor aid from fellow senior Flon Ritchie. Chris Morales teamed with Valerie Tonus to produce the Activities section. Mike Pura, editor of Boys' Sports worked hard to meet his deadline, as did Karen Doris who covered Girls' Sports, Sylvia Chacon, with creative inspiration from Debbie Sims, led the Classes' section with help from Liz Edu and Esther La Febre. The Faculty section was managed by Jimmy Mazzuca, and Bernadette Agpaoa created an outstanding Ads section, Providing miscellaneous help were: Allen Chinn and Ed Ramirez. Competent photographers were Chris Armington and Mario Amaro, With all of the work completed, a familiar cry rose from the staff-members. "Next year will be better," followed by Mr. AngeIo's somber, "I hope so." Q,-. 3,--. Q W- 185 9' bl .'Vrk A ngelo adviso .1 JLJ ff?" l , J I nf., leauieffig az 'A X K fb'-" I Karen Doris. girls' sports I - , gb S--f ,,4 ,,. . , ' " li: I f 1 i 'V r K ,i ap.. .V n A , - -K4 4 Q -ir, .W ms: , 'Agnus f if-.. 9 Valerie Tnnus. Activities lv. MN W.,-av' Organizations-185 The Competitive Organization Getting the girls interested in after school sport and creating a unity between the girls was the Girls' Athletic Association's goal. Officers for this year included: Sharon Andrus. president. Terri Bozzo, vice- president, Beth Dyk, secretary, Karen Doris, treasurer, Liz Edu, fund raising, Teresa Gonzales, publicity, and Carol Hale, records, Having this responsibility gave the girls a new insight, since all the sports are now interscholastic. which makes competition stronger. This makes practice twice as hard, Mrs, Camany was always there for a helping hand when things got rough for the girls, Sharon commented: Athletics is an important part of any girI's life. As president of GAA, I Hope that the girls of Alisal High will become more enthusiastic about sports in the years to come. k xiii i l -ii. Jlkwxanl niifk-,-f,i, 'Qi QA Aga i X keg, fi- 186 Organizations Wx Hurry girls! ,- ff' A H , ff ' i 5 'J ug, .Q fgiilld ,, v J .J ,Q 5 .,-+f'f" e ..l:.5l.fl.-5-l ' S- s sd Ah ...come on! The Sweater Holders To be recognized as a Block A sweater holder is a great honor: just ask any sweater wearer. The girls worked hard to earn the right to wear these sweaters. Taking time out from all the sports, the girls enjoyed activities such as swimming parties and barbecues. They also sponsored a car wash which in turn lead to a party. I Believe in Music The Vocal Ensemble is a highly select, small group which represents the Music Department in many concerts for the school and community. These students are given an opportunity to explore music which would not 'be possible in larger groups. The students held many fund raising activities to help pay for their special outifts. The Vocal Ensemble was very proud to have Mrs. DiGiralamo as their advisor. The officers this year were: president, Danny ,,w- Paying attention adds to a better singer. The Vocal Ensemble Group. . . Vocal Ensemble Simpson: Vice president, Penny Bingham: secretary, Sylvia Chacong and treasurer, Gloria Simon. When Danny was asked about Vocal Ensemble, he replied: The Vocal Ensemble is at times a great part in the life of a person who plans to make singing a part of his life. Vocal Ensemble has given me a feeling of satisfaction and comfort. The closeness to my teacher at crucial points of my musical life has helped me find the right way to go to be myself. Joel Smith looks over new music. lf A perfect directo group '5 5 Knox ' i -1 Q 51 ' sag. '- 'Q ffl 'ar - 2' Jug K ' -2 , ir ' , I W X ,, 1rls Cholr, 1rls G ee, A Cappella M. Arde, D. Bledshaw, L. Castillo, C, Deanda, M. Del- gado, P. Harris, R. Havens. C. Henry, C. Jackson, M. Lee, S. Lopez, A. Mallari. J. Pacquing. G. Powell, B. Pulerbaugh, M. Salveijo, A. Shelton, G. Simon, J. Smith, L. Vallez. S. Abaya. S. Arnold, R. Asuncion. B. Baggerl. M. Barreto, S. Bush, D. Cum- mins, P. DeAnda, P. Dias, D. Dowling. D. Dudley. S. Findley, J. Gambee, K, Gannone. L. Goad, N. Hayes, T. Herman, S. Kracker, E. Martinez, K. Mc- Bride. D. Orr, D. Pena, A. Rosas, D. Rumminer, P, Salinas, C. Silacci, R. Simp- son, D. Teninty, B, Terry, K. Tolleson, T. Torres, T. Vargas, I. Villaneda, D, Villarreal, C. Wall, J, Wash- ington, K. Willis, E. Wor' den. S. Andrus, E. Bandong, S. Bashline, P. Bingham, D. Bledshaw, J. Brady, V. Buen, C. Davis, C. DeAnda, D. Deaver, A. Deome, D. Dew, G. Domelog, D. Douglas. E. Edu. C. Epperson, E. Felipe, D. Fernando, L. Gannone. C. Horn, R. Kelly, M. Kubic, M. Lineberry, J. Loop, A. Mallari. D. Moseley. D Parsons. K. Pryor. K. Rice G. Robles, K. Flumsower, S. Rottschow, B. San- Juan, M. Siababa, C. Simon, D. Simpson. J Smith, K. Smith. M. Stidolf M. Stidolf, J. Strickland. M Terry, G. Thoeni, K, Thomp- son. D. Victorine. Organization 189 ournalistic Honors . . . uill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international society for young, inspired journalists. lt encourages equality in every aspect of a newspaper production, from the reporting to the final product. The officers included: president, Karen Baily, vice- president, Suzanne Anderson, secretary, Jonetta Chenea, and treasurer, Susan Tonus. The advisor was Mr. Puterbaugh. When Karen Baily was asked, what she felt about this year's workings, she replied: "The opportunities were endless and the enjoyment was memorable. The people were great." f ,fy f 1.4 , .16 1. A", li tgjsfxzl if-i, hfyffi '14 ""'L"'r' fm " lv X109 QHDCU K A Touch of France . . . French Club li .ur g fo .C T, Mrs, Bainter in a rather thoughtful mood, fyAwan,Mmw ,,.sN . 1 I ' 1716, 1 The French Club was originated for those students who are interested in the French culture and language. The French Club had many activities this year including the Door Decorating Contest in which they placed third, the Twirp Dance, and the celebration of Mardi Gras. All of these activities were made possible with the help of their able advisor. Mrs. Bainter. This year's officers were: president, Grace Bandong, vice president, David Kong, secretary. Jeanette Bounds, and treasurer, Jill Forrest. French Club members discuss up-coming events. fi' ttir 1 .v . ,si French Club officers show howe meeting is run. Organizations-191 J earning to Cope with Life . . . Health Careers Health Careers Club is for young people who are interested in giving part of their lives for helping others. In this club they learn what type of courses they will need to further their education in the medical field. This year the club was lead by Miss Brown. advisor. Sindy Ingram, president, Tina Kong, vice president, Tammy Garner. secretary and Carol Martin, treasurer. When Sindy was asked about the club, she replied: "l feel that this year has been another successful year. This club has helped many young people become what they want to be." r Health Career's Club. Electronically Efficient The Electronics Club was quite busy with its many activities this year. the major ones were: developing inexpensive activities that the individual members could afford. A few of these activities are photography. radio control, airplanes, and model rocketry. The ll What? .Lg:L?i,3ii' ' W wwf, . . . . Electronics Club Qmembers also repair things for teachers and students which provides the students with experience. The officer's of the club this year were: David Matt, president and Tony Gerbic vice-president. .qw na. wnuzai-mas,-A - 1-gq Qns- m.1m :wrfem1 1 n wnnut - nmunn . ewfsuff wnnunnmne. - a .fQ....4i-nziunnnl .-. Literary Appreciation . . . Library uild Promoting interest in books, libraries and reading as a fun activity is the purpose of the Library Guild Club. This year the club participated in the Christmas Door decoration contest and received an honorable mention award. The club is also planning to sponsor Western Week to promote interest in stories and history of the West. The officers are: James Green, president, Kim Camp, vice- president, Joyce Chamberlain, secretary, Reyola Ching. treasurer. The advisor is the librarian, Mrs. Wilson. President James Green commented: "l think it is a good club, if we had more members. it would be better." .N , x Li X' RX L :WW Renting and Producing Films . . . Films Club K The Fantastic Raising enough money to rent and also produce their own films kept the Films Club active this year. Making their own film in Carmel during the summer was a hilarious experience and a memorable activity. Their mighty leader was Mr. Foreman advising them in time of need, Dave Banda served as president, Bruce Victorine. vice- president, Sandy Fluttschow, secretary, and Rose Ramos, treasurer. Dave commented on his club sayingi "I think getting people together in a spirit of friendship was the most rewarding respect of the cIub." " Qwdlm, Backing Up our Track Athletes Track Interest The Track Interest Club had its share of activities this year at the track and cross country meets. Cheering and encouraging, doing the little jobs that had to be done at the meets were the main function of this club. These jobs ranged from keeping score to raking the jump pits. They also painted and lettered the new name boards that were hung this year. The club officers werei Rosanne Ryburn, president, Jessie Pabros, vice-president, Edwing Worden, secretary. and Michelle Lineberry, treasurer. Rosanne commented on the club: I was surprised at how much the club accomp- lished this year with just a few members. 2,'ff1t'2tfmfz t C in -29 194 Organizations Sy J Coach Allan finds pai njoyabIe Experiencing German Culture . . . German Club Don't look now, but they're trying to sell us some more Gummi Bears." I t 3 4 Sprechen sie Deutch? Bringing together people who are interested in German culture was the purpose of the German Club. The members participated in activities which had something to do with Germany's way of life. Every year they take a field trip to the Monterey Viennese Bakery, sell Gummi Bears, and participate in the Christmas Door Decoration contest. For three years they've had a German banquet for the families of the club members. Keeping the club active were president, Bill Cunningham, vice-president, Esther Russo, secretary, Marsha Ward, treasurer, Alicia Echon, and advisor, lVlrs. Smith. Bill summed up the year by commenting: With all the activities we were able to participate in, I have found them enjoyable and wish they could continue so that others may also enioy them. LM CAA, rifrtwm I-71 we w Smile and say -'Kasey "Hey, I got a great idea for the door decoration contest." ,sr ,C f 2 Am ani? we ggi as-2' ffw ay to Sk1 . . . Sk1 Clu Good Grades Pay Off . . . C.S.F. This year the organization CSF worked hard: they had to, to maintain their grades, Spending a lot of time on homework wasn't the only thing they did, however, they had many worthy activities. Mary Scott was the president of the club, and Mrs. Cobbley fthe club's advisor! helped out whenever it was necessary. The club had a very successful year, with many people qualifying. The officers of CSF. The CSF group. wg., . ga ffgfxarzsai ascii SCHOOL Organizations-197 go . LN' U . L57 LK 'L Q cw ,fy N , 1..SX ,wk , 'F Qi 'MJ A if . vbxffo VN 49 N .JJ Qi! 'V' YV KY .V , 0 9 QV: 50' dx axiom x Li 60 ,gk Ry!! QJQJLLD xxx Kick :PII Gil! EIN V54 Cul! W AY OM 4, .Q r QNFJLQX 0 045 94259 Q, ,Q .mn Y Aww, 4 2 Uv Xb ' 'Q NN dy 4 ' V Q? 19 .J X fvw 1! Y Sp C4 'bei AXX N80 AJ 991 TQ? X 051 -51' JJ P15353 .5 V YA A-C f 0 X0 q OU ,ol ix f V' og V X 6 XD X ' 3 - 9- '-' X Q A ,eye X442 X99 NT ff XF Q50 , K if 4 L' JS ol so xc' f Ag' ' cigwfxf' Q Mb 4 Q2 0 Q xk ,.f 4 by V' IUQM Xu" WA 8,0 iid FU MKS Xxx W W KVA XXQQ., U - H awcvxnf-J x Q vf I I 'tl Xi' JR: Sf fox,-2 3,0 iw N, QI X551 Q3 0 CLxwf7ff'A ,SX X ffxwb 54-JI Auf 'od . x far wwf Z .ou x X mx ,W CQDBS 'XP -939 cg' SZIJLY' JD09 fain, NMI V0 NVD oxx if A wxow cw 5 D cl 6 Vx . 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Mission Impossible! Th d d d ofA.HS Jamboree 73 . . .Jamboree 73 . . .Jamboree 73 Q. LISA Muriel accepts congrats from North High with a smile? .MIG 3 ,5 QI ft V ,Q , mf K W h mr? tt,, gf, A-.k A . kk I 1. N' Gooey Pie, An Aching Stomach . . . L.S.E.P.F. Pie Eating Contest Laughter roared through the bleachers. Banana, chocolate, vanilla. and pumpkin cream pie covered the gym floor. The contestants eagerly and energetically dove their faces into a mass of cream and indulged as much as their stomachs could hold. Minutes later a pie eater submerged from the remains of a tasty pie and gasped for air. We had a winner!! For the ninth year, Alisal High was threatened loopsl treated to the annual pie eating contest, sponsored by the L.S.E.P.F. Club. Janice Haydon's hard efforts brought her a first during fifth. while Rex Samples, who wasn't too far behind came in second. The sixth period winner was Pete Pura. Coming in with a strong second was our very own foreign exchange student, Jean Luc Bodson! Turkeys were awarded to the pie eaters for their magnificent performances. As consolation prizes, smaller turkeys and turkey pie dinners were given. l I canft believe l ate 204 Activities Lucfl ins "American An Exchange With Belgium During the year 1973-1974, Belgium is the guest of Alisal High School. My name, Jean Luc Bodson, has been found so difficult that I am called "Lucky John" or "Freebee". When I left Europe. I was living in an apartment quite little but comfortable. I have one brother, younger, Pierre, who is also going to high school. Angleur, where I live, is a beautiful suburb of a large city called Liege in the southern and French part of Belgium. If I had to describe my area, I would be very romantic. "The wind blowing in the woods. the snow in winter. the yellow flowers in summer. and the red polluted sky." Sometimes these things have put some color and sound in a life which was boring Isleep, bus. schooll. My school in Europe has been very hard. I took "Scientifique A" which meant a schedule of 14 classes every week with 1 1 hours of mathematics a week. I have always appreciated Pink Floyd, Bach, movies, and politics. Perhaps one has to find in that passion my love of traveling and of meeting new people. I have fortunately found in AFS a friend who was thinking the same thing and as a result I have had the lucky opportunity of knowing all of you at Alisal. As a message, I would give you this idea: never stop anywhere but continue on your way, fighting for a better understanding between people. Be ready to give your time. Make known your passion for life. Then there will be a better justice everywhere. En celte annec 1973-1974, Ie Belgique est I'hote de Aliasl High School. Mon nom, Jean Luc Bodson, fut trouve difficileque fe tus surhomme "Lucky John" ou "Freebee". Ouand je quiltai I'Europe, je vi vais daus un appartement pev spacicux mais comfortable. J'ai un je unc Pierre, qui va egalement au collige. Angleur, est ou paisible foubourg deliege. situee daus le fasertic Francaue de Ia Belgique. Si javais a decrire hia region, je serais tres romantique. "Le veut sauffaut daus les beis, Ia heige in hiver, les fleursj annes eu e te et le ciel rouis el hollue out colore et reudu vuvaut rue vic qui el aut fondarueut alewint "BIodo, metro, bouIot". Mon e'coIe eu Europe fut tres eprouvaute. J avas frir les "Scientifique A" Ie qui significit un horaire ole 14 cours chaque sernaine. Anee 11 cours de math. Tleurusenemt, J ai toujous affrecie aunibieu les Pink Floyd que Bach, le cinenne el que Ia politique. Peut etre doit on trouve: dans celte passion mouaniour pour les voyages et Ia vencoutre. J ai heureusement trouve daus l'AFS un ami qui peusait la menu chon et comure consequement j ai eu I'occasion de connaitre vous touv etudiauts I'AlicaI. Comme derniere feune j voustrais vous dire leci: Ne vous arretez j annais hulle part mais continuez edre chernin, vous baltout pour une mem-.-:ure comprehinsion entre peuples, et soyez tret pour aomnez votre teups pour fave commaitre vos oanous, votre amour pour vd meilleure justice partout. Activities 205 5' All The World is a Stage . . . Drama Department Alisal High School's Theatre Department offered several different types of theatrical experiences to its students this year. The gentle comedy, "Harvey" was presented in arena theatre in the fall. "David and Lisa", a serious play about the problems of two young people, was offered in the spring. ln addition, the department performed a children's play, "The Emperor's New Clothes". Production of the fifth annual "Peak Night" brought the season to an end. The students traveled to San Francisco and even Ashland, Oregon to view several drama presentations. Props, an important part of the stage, yr Dinker, a drama veteran Mr. Mullins instructs student. vnu gif! Listening is a vital part of learning Mr. Mullins, hard at work. 5+ E et ' ,. , 2,-r S H ' rife ,'t. ?Y E.'Z S I Q i X' P -1' 5 1:5 Q s, A -. . fi N ,,r.,.-.W 206 Organizations v . 1 3 ,495 wt- , LSE 111,52 7 Creatlve, II1121glI12t1VC, and riginal . . . Art Alisal High's Art Department has always produced work that was creative and inventive and this year was no exception. The students worked with leather, clay jewelry, and other crafts. They learned how to put a little bit of themselves and to add their own touch into their work. This year the Art Department lost Mrs. Roessler who had taught arts and crafts. Mr. Lee and Mr. Johnson, this year's art instructors, taught with a certain style which made the year an exceptional one, Mr. Lee, hard at work. -Q. Mr. Lee demonstrates. Activities 207 Listen to the Music High notes and low notes. Sweet notes and sour notes. The vocal groups of Alisal High always managed to put together the right sounds, and this year was no exception. The Christmas concert, which was held on December 20, 1973, was, of course, a great success for all vocal groups and especially to Mrs. Di who directed them. Mrs. Di Girolamo, a very dedicated and talented vocal teacher, has contributed much time and effort to make vocal a tremendous success. She has always earned sincere thanks and gratitude for a job well done. A Cappella AR ff , - - 4 J Z, Get those mouths open! 1 I" 208-Activities Girls' Choir i ......, S "'n Vocal Music nv K Mrs. Di, directing. Melody, Harmony, and a Tune . . . The never ending practice. - .. . - W! I , N' ' - ' , Q r t 1, Q- - . . f M- - if - .v l . V----wv:'.a.m. ,i,H1i--'- ff gf ., .N ...f i -, ,. - , J rf A Q 'Q-1.1 , 0 A ,ga p, 4 tg? fi If "!t,.,4 .1 1-rf. we i K L., - , s ' Y .x A I 1 , A .. 1 W . .,1 .o 3 ' g'i2z:.'..w gfifi' nigh .11 ' 21: 3 ..i'i3E':r - MQ? Weil-.. -' - ,eisixfiff . . f Ni gga: .- V . . The band performs at Christmas concert. Instrumental Music This year. the Alisal High School band was an inexperienced one with over 40 Freshmen. Although the band was young, it had a very busy year. There were three concerts and numerous parades which the band attended. One of the highlights of the year was the second annual Alisal Band Playnight where the band invited North Salinas and Salinas High bands to a night of fun and games. The band also held a Pancake Breakfast and raffled off a motorcycle and a television in order to make money for a trip to Hawaii. Unfortunately. the trip could not be made due to the energy crisis. The year's officers were Suzanne Anderson, president, Jonetta Chenea, vice-president, Janice Haydon. secretary and Leonora Sirwet, treasurer. Drum major was Allen Chinn. Mr. Horsley conducted the band. Mom makes last minute touches. 'if' .reg f :U - al 1 4- .sg The band betore a parade. ax. -figx 3, N! Activities 209 For the 1973 Homecoming, the Trojan marching band began the ceremony by performing a short halftime. It featured the drill team, flag girls, and majorettes. The queen candidates then entered the field. The queen candidates were: Miss Julie Azzopardi escorted by Alfred Perez. Miss Fay Bradshaw with escort Duane Anderson, Miss Debbie Salinas whose escort was Greg Pittard. and Miss Angie Marquez with escort Fred Osborn. Chosen to be Princesses for the Junior class were Miss Janice Haydon escorted by Phil Dyk and Miss Roberta Heess with escort Tom Gray. The Sophomore class once again nominated Miss Yolanda Barragan whose escort was Ruben Pulido. The Freshman Princess was Miss Kim Tolsen escorted by Cory Patton. The suspense which had lingered throughout the day was finally broken as Miss Angie Marquez was crowned Homecoming queen by former queen Miss Mary Cowan. Angie was presented with the queen's crown and red roses. Making the evening complete was the defeat of the Salinas High Cowboys by the Alisal High Trojans 22-21. 210 Activities HOMECOMI 1973 ht' 'P f' 1-A, 1973H "Precious and Few are the Moments" Peppermint candy canes, sprigs of mistletoe, and brightly decorated doors created the Christmas mood for the students of Alisal High. Students and teachers smiled gaily at one another as Christmas music and festivities penetrated through the school. Everyone was eager to join in with the spirit of the upcoming holiday. Freshmen sold tasty cookies, while Sophomores. for the second year in a row. sold candy canes. and the Juniors passed out mistletoe for a small price, Many of the clubs entered into the annual Door Decorating Contest and let their imaginations go, creating interesting and colorful doors. Everyone took part in making Christmas spirit alive at Alisal. Even when everyone left for vacation, the halls still lingered with the true spirit of Christmas. Freshmen sell their Christmas treats. 1' A 4 71 fu Alisal Decks the Hall Happy snowmen. a reminder ofthe season. ,f fl 'Li s f Iii 1 "e,'. with Yuletide spirit i Buy a Christmas cookie. anyone? Christmas greenery soon to be decorated. Renaissance Door wins "Most Spirited." I' ir ll X . ,X .fm '.. , 4, 7 fn- ., f...' .,f .,f ,fxf These Holidays sure wear you ff out! 1 :,,' . . L, K Mff --.. if " 1 519, yi wiki' Q-. as Activities-213 l i A Social athering . . . Assemblies The audience waited in suspence as the man shook the bottle vigorously. Seconds later. the audience gasped as a mass of white foam rubber flew out of the bottle. Later, the man picked a student from the audience to be in his next demonstration. The students eagerly awaited to see what would happen next. The "Previews of Progress" demonstration is just one example of the assemblies Alisal High had this year. This assembly was given by two General Electric representatives who gave our school descriptive, illustrated examples of today's progress in the field of science. Tim Owens, a country western artist from Nashville. Tennessee. filled the gym with his own special style of music and captivated the audience at another one of our assemblies. He soon had the students clapping their hands to the beat of his music as he willingly sang and strummed his guitar. These two programs are examples of the successful and entertaining assemblies the students at Alisal had this year. Many thanks to commissioner oflpublicity, Kathy Powell, for arranging these fine assemblies. f , 51 ilu Students wait in suspense while the General Electric representative shakes the bottle vigorously. Grace Bandong and Doug Kuepfer Crowned Hearts King and 116604 Valentines and kisses are not all that there is to Valentine's Day. There's AlisaI's King and Queen of Hearts Dance sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. This year's King and Queen were Doug Kuepfer and Grace Bandong sponsored by the French Club. Second place went to Erna Cardona and Tracy Tanawan sponsored by the Sophomore Class and third place was Evelyn Barrientos and Arthur Quienteros sponsored by the soccer Club. The band. Savannah. proved to be very enjoyable and helped to make the 1974 King and Bandong and Doug eign as King and Queen 4,3 4 l 3 if -4 i Queen of Hearts Dance a memorable one. Earl. put that radio back! I Activities 215 "Harvey", "David and Lisa" Take Top Billing This year the Drama Department presented a variety of delightful, dramatic productions. "Harvey" was presented in the fall. This play was a fantasy about Elwood P, Doud and his imaginary friend. Harvey. In the spring. "David and Lisa" was offered. The plot concerned itself with a young teenage girl. her mixed-up, emotional world, and her relationship with a boy named David. Mr. Richard Mullins is responsible for putting on these fine. enjoyable plays. "Harvey" Myrtle Mae Simmons . Veta Louise Simmons . Elwood P. Doud . Miss Johnson ....... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet . Ruth Kelley, RN .,.... Duane Wilson ,,..... Lyman Sanderson, M.D. ,.,,. , William Chumley, M.D. .Jana Cokley . Mary Scott . Mike Kubic Vicki Boswell . . .Kim Pryor Doreen Baird Dave Carrillo , . Keith Rice . Chris Wood Betty Chumley ......,..... Diane Harrison Judge Gaffney ,,,, , , , Wayne Budd E.S. Lofgren ,,,, ,,,, T ony Gerbic The cast of HARVEY. E David and Lisa find understanding in each other. 216 Activities at , Ad H K 5 'X T .13 ,E Q I. -ff-1 xx' ni' - M. . K A ia .Re-S K I' if David and I Doreen search for Harvey. For 19 3-19 4 ramatic Production Season David Clemens. . Mrs. Clemens . . . Secretary ...... Dr, Alan Swinford Mrs. Ferris ..... Maureen Hart, .. Josette ....... Carlos ....... Sandra , . . Simon ,... Kate... Lisa ,... . Barbara .... Robert . . . Ben .,..... John .......... Mr. Clemens .... Girl ......... Women .... First Boy ,,... Second Boy .... , if ,D 'i Mg 1 , , A "David and Lisa" .5 lg- .vig 0 .f . vs, f,f'g,. i'.r 'xi , 1 A 1 , 'gk P 'Q -L . C 2 , N is-, . Jack Schmidt , Sh ron in ey . . Doreen Baird Mike Kubik Lynette Thomas Mary Scott Marsha Ward Wayne Budd Shawn Phelps Robert Diaz Kelly Thompson Karen Scheiber , ,,,Grace Fong Dean Matthews Tony Gerbic Ai:i,Chris wood Keith Rice Maria Fabela Marsha Maples Mike Seitz David Banda -n . -4 ff. ,, . s -'T I 1, .I ,, X 'Q u K A I -0 ' if ,p Q .3 A rf. 22 4 'rv 6 Activities-217 Susan Tonus 1974 Basketball Homecoming Queen, Susan Tonus and escort, Bill Giannotti. is Crowned 218-Activities l974 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Princess Julie Azzapardi and Larry Thomas. Princess Lynn Anderson and Duane Anderson. al, -- Oueen Susan Tonus and Bill Giannotti, As the basketball season rolled around so did the excitement of the 1974 Basketball Homecoming. Homecoming was held on February 19th when the Alisal Trojans met the Toreadores of Monterey in the last game of the season. The candidates and their escorts. were: Julie Azzapardi with escort, Larry Thomas, Lyn Anderson with her escort, Duane Anderson: Debbie Douglas with escort John Marsala, and Susan Tonus with her escort, Bill Giannotti. During a half-time ceremony, Susan Tonus was announced Alisal's 1974 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Susan was crowned by Debbie Sartwell. Alisal's 1973 Queen. She was also presented a dozen red roses and an engraved tray. 1974 Basketball Homecoming Queen Contestants and their escorts. Activities 219 Princess Debbie Douglas and John Marsala ,.-'-"""'A' Lending a Helping Hand . . . Work Experience "Helping students find jobs and providing understanding counselors" Work Experience. When a student is in need of a job Miss Garbarini or Mr. Whitely try and fullfill the need. Students earn credits for Work Experience depending upon -the number of hours worked during the month. Work Experience teaches student employees the kind of attitude and the many responsibilities of holding a job in the American society. Cheryl Pendergrass helps an "Earrisitable" customer. George Zapata on the job at "Casa de Flores." 220 Activities Miss Garbarini, work experience counselor. Sylvia Castro greets a customer A Program To Help You Plan Your Future R.O.P. Mr. Whitely arranges an interview. 1- The Regional Occupation Program is a successful way students can obtain a well-paying job while going to school. Many students hmm now entered different professional fields such as Dental Assista nts. Floriculture. Carpentry, Cosmetology. and Retail Merchandising. These students are bussed to different areas: Gonzales High, Dick Bruhn's, Hartnell, and Salinas High. Classes cover for one or two semesters, depending on the depth of the class subject. The classes last for three hours and the students receive ten credits for each semester. Mr. Whitely and Miss Garbarini are responsible for this fine program. ,.f A"""nlL, Inez Burnes practices on student Athena Knight. A HEALTHY 70010 b'ff4f,p,5,.,,d5'.r NA. This is the way you brush your teeth, brush your teeth. Activities-221 "I Remember" . . . Childhood Reunion Da As Seniors looked back on their crazy childhood days, they became children once more. In the inner- court. such activities were held as the famous tricycle race in which Seniors vied for the chance to peddle to first place. Around feeding time Steve Crain gulped his way towards first in the bottle feeding contest. Other activities were relay races, and jump roping. The Childhood Reunion Day was just one of the many activities the Seniors participated in this year. is Dinker 4 1' !O.1- ,mt ybc F' s ...H . .. 4. 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Give them one of yours, as none needs a Smile so much as he who has no more to give. Janice 84 Brenda Best wishes to each student of the class of 1974. Mrs. Kojaku So we wanna laugh while the laughing is easy. we wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile-that's why we want it together. Fay and Ron To be hurt many times and to forgive the other for the pain that one has given is God's blessing of Eternal love. Teresa D.J. Amaro Alisal High Booster Club Congratulations Class of 74 Thank you for your help "The Malicians have a dark happiness, therefore the supreme happiness of life is the Conviction that we are loved." VH and Fl. Puterbaugh Good Luck to the class of '74' Mr. and Mrs. Chinn LIBRARY-Staff of Life Librarian Staff A Cheerleaders Dream: iMake it true in the FUTUREJ "To live without the criticizms. misunderstandings and the unknowing people." Fay Bradshaw '74' Mourn not for what you have lost but be thankful for all the beautiful memories. Liz Edu Happy anniversary, Steve. l wish you the best in life. Thank you for all the beautiful memories we've shared this year . . . lwill love you always. Jessie Congratulations to the class of "74" Hosie Noroian, Mrs. Haddan, Angie Gorgulho, Mrs. Yoder, Roy Fiede, Mrs. Hursh, Mrs. McLaughlin, and Mrs. McKenzie There is nothing I can give you which you have not: But there is much, very much, that while I cannot give. you can take. FG Mr. Siordia The Sophomore Class would like to thank our advisor Mrs. Sapiens, Mr. Siordia and Mr. Poulsen for all their time and help in guiding us through the year of 73-74. Sophomore Class The Junior Class of Alisal High would like to extend their best wishes to the graduating class of '74' 1974: the most outstanding and spirited graduates of Alisal High School. Best of Luck. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bradshaw The Freshman Class R Si R Pharmacy Castroville: Good Luck class of "74" The Senior Class wishes to express their gratitude to all those who have made this year one we can all remember and cherish throughout our lives. Advertisements 227 The Lady Shop PORTER 345 MAIN ST, PH, 424-3858 Q N E 3 5 -9 W l -l 307 Main Street Salinas, California 93901 AIR CHARTER o AIRI::RAF'r EAL 5 F A FLIGHT 5I:HI:II:IL Z , nc. 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