Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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l and 6'I3and on the Dun O O I Department As in years before, the Alisal band continued to strive for a successful year. To raise money for their activities they held their annual pancake breakfast, two glass recycling workdays and a candy sale. After they had collected the necessary funds, the embarked to various competitions at Merced, Gilroy, Santa Cruz. Santa Ana, Long Beach and San Mateo. They also entered the Colmo Del Rodeo parade and the San Juan Bautista parade. Officers for the band were: President, Doug Gray, Vice-President, Carol Hale, Secretary. Gloria Domaloag and Treasurer. Melodee Fontana. Band Director. Mr. Horsley, is to be highly commended for a fine job in his final year of conducting the band. ,ti Preparing to step off. fps-. in -5' Eat 'em all up! Uwe edicated Musician f YQ Q 'i . ., 4 , fff r '5' Y ' .. V- -w. 1, x f 4 Activities 217

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65 awe You Ever Been ellown . . . Vocal Department This year was a virtual success as Alisal's vocal orgnizaions ran true to form and kept the school's tradition lor excellent music. Miss Helsby was exhuberant in her praise for the vocal groups and was proud of all involved. The vocalists presented Christmas and Spring concerts for the enjoyment of the school and also participated in a valley-wide concert at Hartnell. They were rewarded well as they journeyed to San Francisco to attend the opera Madame Butterfly. l just have to say l love you in a song. K it ' Q K 5 if E, g ,. ., -.,-Q k,kW Q A H .W ,,.,,,,, K ' 'Y tw, in I 1, 'V ' T WM' 'W' Q E '.,' 'jf T will is -x3f'jc- , - W, .HH-I V I , crcr f al 32. . 'fl 4' ' , ff: 'M t' 2 'i as, T i-t A . fi' 3 .Q - 1 ' W , , 'Tift tttt 'Eta ki '- T T j 'et -1- , - K-4 ' ' L. , ' in T N ...M ' N xv, e y A choirigad overthei paq , 1 2 6 Activities h amel - mo , rf! ff. 237- W, 0 K I ...f 1 '

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ff maginen . . . rt Department The art department rarely receives credit for the fine work they do. This year much of their creations went virtually unnoticed, but for those who noticed it the artwork of these classes is excellent. Under the guidance of Mr. Lee and Mr. Johnon. students learn the major concepts of art. from basic patterns to complex designs. They also go on field trips to view the different art styles of the area. With the large quanity of exhibits around the school, the art department is becoming more visible. and its work more appreciated. fwi'gr Gl:'1s.x.i!vP5f VY. ., iEi1...: .. :A A 'V Q -f 5. .iff-.M-vwfrf . ,gf Gi55.:.l Q y Xt. . .. .4 t 35 , 5 1 IDQ .4 :wir 4 t , w l w -., f ,G W K 5 5 D' ' Q p . .t V , ,Q 5 . V ., .. 4,5 iiaii dm mhgwf - in k rv rv -L RZ, ki iw ft W ww. L-. A Mr. Johnson advises a student. 7 zm -ummm 3