Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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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

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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