Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

Page 189 text:

ewsg Ublllt o o will And Snell Quill and Scroll annually functions as an organization for AIisal's talented journalists. With Mr. Puterbaugh serving as advisor, the club staged a candy sale to raise funds and then ventured to the Steinbeck House for a field trip with the school's journalism classes. Officers for this club were: president, Pat Amaro: vice- president. Grace Bandongg secretary. Lucy Stone: and treasurer, Pat Bailey. Sweaters, Sensational . . . Bleek A Block A is one of the few clubs which maintains a membership requirement: A girl must have earned her letter before she will be admitted to this prestigious club. With president Susie Simon doing a fine job, Block A held many picnics, barbecues, and parties as time-out activities from sports. Mrs. Camany was advisor for this successful club. l Organizations

Page 188 text:

Pace, echling . . . Bicycle lub A new addition to Alisal this year. the Bicycle Club was active under the guidance of their advisor Mr. McCarroll, After rnuch delay due to insurance complications, the club organized many rides throughout the valley with more activity taking place in the spring. President Dave DeLair was instrumental in initiating the club. His fellow officers were Vice-President Marilyn Stidolph. Secretary Beth Dele and Treasurer Joyce Chamberlain. r fxfji f if X ' FT! 14 , T 'r ' f - .' ' 1' Y .'Q.-.. i, V Eg ' litfgz may X ' -iw: f-Y? ' ft - ' in L'3?X?m+tffQ ' , ,-.,. 'ye - if ,-.2 it fi.fsf4+f'f'-:,.a, - gigm- if' - X N K . . Y. FW' ,five-4 ' 'if' to - 9? .,,., ,, X , Q, t A ,Q .. J ,,, f i V , ,.iwg,.M r.. x-Q' g -,Nf .fi .wif pi as f if , CXY. ,egg-gi, i :sq Q, - V gf,, g 3 , Q ' ' f ' ' '- vi. ' ' fl-'T s Q JM- 3 I 'fiigj' 4 ' is -wig. f ifguxl . 'fx ' - ' . , E ' wwf 'uf ' ye-V3' :tgp FP: 4 12341 ' iffk c ff? friilaa nv: Qui c- f .Q g X - ,-fL1f '4 R - ., 'QA' 5 fi i Av- f ff. uf. 3- ,sti f l ,i gm. eg, Af A .5 A 31 W Ig I 1 af- ' ' ffwkf ' A' I Y xiii? ' i',,fy1 , Af.. R 1 , ' 5 - H f avi' K Q fivf- ' L , X., NO i . x wp bikag ' iii 11,-3 i i A ' 'X-Y V. za' Ax V i LA , ,A Wwfng, F Mffs i. I ,i v, -V .,,. 7 - V V,-.A , ,A w AM, ,F .4 in t t' ,' gf..v Qf ' if ' t iz -' , ' A . VW , tif, Ae ,. ad -,fri s 5' 4 Vai ' W 'T ' ' i:':J?g 4 ., .I , .5 4 , A ,, H fy, if .ff 5 14 ., 'Ny c , . J , ,,f, , , . i ,W M, K I 5 , 2 , + X1 f 4 f f,a, iff 2 1 1 53'-if 1 , 1 4 Sk: ... A nl 4.1 r

Page 190 text:

Slopes, Snowimg . . . Ski lub In its second year of existence, Alisal's Ski Club was an exciting organization for ski buffs. ln order to raise funds for ski trips. the members and 1heir advisor. Bill Sarkisian held two large candy sales and numerous carwashes. Spending the money was an easy task for the club as they made three journeys throughout the year to the snow country of Lake Tahoe where they showed their skill or lack of skill, in the popular winter sport. P The i gination gfi3Ski Club members remains A picturesque view can be seen from a nearby cliff. Sy i ., -in Before heading for the slopes the skiers take a minute to rest. his i l'iii 'advisors S ki C I u chaperones pose with new friends. 184 Organizations if Lf-E1 .41 .imp