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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
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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,
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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
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