Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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'F :Xlfrvclo Ciutierri-7 Jainvs Horw- Uvha Ni-rvz Kart-n ,Xnclrus l S Mr. Poulsi-ii-Uirs-vtur of Stucls-nt .Xctivitii-s TUDE T LEADERS CO TINUE GOVER MENTAL FUNCTIONS Mort' cntlnisiastif stuclvnt ri-pre-scntation was rlit- main oh-ic-vtivv of this ye-ar's .XSB offiwrs anal coinrnissiunt-rs. rllhm- ,-XSB officc-rs, .-Xl Gutivrrc-1, llrvsiilviitg Alim Mori-4-, Vice l,Tl'Slllt'Ilf1 Uvlia Ni-rc-1, Swri-tziryg Kari-n qlnclrus, 'liri-asurcrg Sulannf' Briggs, :Xssistant 'lirc-asurvrg and lflora ,-Xlhano, Assistant Sf-crvtary, wurkvcl with tht- comniissioncrs to 4-iicouragf' tht- hmmm-rmnn rm-prvsf'iitatix'vs to bring inure' idvas to rhv commission rnm-rings. Thr- ASB ufficcrs ancl commissioners ljvtc- Favt-rcs, Urgganizatiunsg .lorXnn Stitlolph, Social Affairs: liura Basquin, Stuclvnt Sturm-3 'liony :Xrit-rto, Uutsirlm- Publicity, ancl Frarwc-s lsla, Hvacl Clws-rlcaclvr, along with thi-ir advisor, Nlr. Poulsi-n. ancl the stuclm-nt body work:-cl toglvtlwr as ont- hmly to be-Umm' aware' of tht- pruhlm-ms at :Xlisal. Thr- rvsnlt of this ulost- work was si-1-n in the- many improv:-nivnts that we-rv made at Alisal this vm-ar. lfrum Left to Right: P1-te l avrAru,Al0.'Xr1r1 Sticlulph, Lnra Basquin. Tony .-Xcivrto. and Pranccs Isla. Flora .Xlhano and Sulanm- Briggsg Assistant Scfrrtary and 'lireasurz-r

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FRONT ROVV: -I . liirarrax Ill De La Torre, R. Luna, P. lVIcVay, R. Scott, T. Pura. ROW TWO: Stidolph, D. Shirrel, U. Doris, II. Teague. K. Souza, L. Taylan, Mrs. Haincls. ROW I HREE: B. Douglas, Rl. Hanks, C. Vkard, xl. Uomalaog, I.. Sullivan, .-X. Isla. ROW FOUR: .-X. Statzer, Bill Snyder, Y. Steel, L. Schneider. A.F.S. SPONSORS THIRD FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT FRONT ROW: .-X. Isla. L. Sullivan, Domalaog. ROW' TVVO: N. Hernandez. J. Hanks. ROWV: THREE: C. Lee, C. Basquin, Taylor. .y:'wT, am 5' The sponsors of the American Field Service this year were Mrs. I-Iainds amd Miss Kruwel. The officers this year were Ray Scott, president, other officers were Ray Luna, treasurer, and sergeant- at-arms. Fenta Birarra. Fenta Birarra from Ethiopia was Alisal's guest this year, sponsored by the American Field Service. The club held various kinds of fund raising activities to sponsor our foreign exchange student during his studies here. Fenta stayed with John Daughters and his family. QUILL AND SCROLL - HONORARY JOURNALISM ORGANIZATION The international honorary society for high school journalists is the Quill and Scroll Cluh. Membership is offered to those who have done outstanding work on a school newspaper. This year the society awarded the Trojan Tribune recognition as the second best school newspaper in the United States. Perhaps the most humorous highlight of the year was the society's participation in the senior-sponsored Big Sandwichy' contest. Contestants made sandwiches to fit catagories such as Hgrossest sandwich , Biggest sandwich , and Hdullest sandwich . Adding to the fun was when the contestants had to eat their sandwiches. The Alisal society snared the 'IBest-Overall trophy with its award winning sandwich. Mr. Puterbaugh, advisor, and Jack Hanks, President, did a fine job of supervising the society.

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ISRUNT ROW: If. Valdez, A. Herrera, S. Thomas. C. fioulart, C. Gulan, S Sm -X Sal Y W TWO NI Q artir I' 4 un I ang, Iiaylan, M. Hernandez, L. Parker, N. Isla, A. Tonus. RUW' THRI'iIf: xl. Haynes I arts Tl ants us roxe our Xmaro Us o ROW' FOUR: hd. Houser, C, Ahl, S. Corth, P. Morris, U. Latham, If. Seals. arson I' I arkinson I I iaz B rm s ol ls Simon Stockton, R. Higgins, l.. Brewer, D. Rice, D. blorgenson. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES - STUDENTS' VOICE IN COMMISSION CREATIVE WRITING PRODUCES FIFTH ANNUAL ALIGRAPH An annual event at Alisal is the yearly publication of the Creative Writing Club's Aligraph. The editor, Linda Hall, and the advisor, Mr. Grimes, sparked interest in this magazine by holding a writing contest which anyone could enterg thus the Aligraph becomes the combined work of not only the club but the entire student body. Assistant Editor Llulie Fields, Secretary ,lanet Smalley, and Treasurer -left Iiear were also helpful in the publication of the Aligraphs. ,ludy Riley and Annette Larrecou were in charge of publicity. The cover design and the designs on the inside pages are accredited to the artistic talents of .-Xnnette I,arrecou and Peter Smith. This year the Homeroom Representatives worked diligently to create a better Alisal High. Among the many jobs pertormed were bringing new and better ideas to Commission meetings. To be a representative a student is elected by his homeroom class. The student then attends the meetings and reports to the class what business was discussed. Among the many changes the representatives and commission made was the penalty for unauthorized sales of any kind on campus. The representatives did a good job this year and hope to do a better one in the future. IJRUNT RUVV: Lear, I.. Hall, Mr. Cvrirnes-Advisor, ROW 2: S. Simon, P. Smith, ROW' 3: fi. Vlvence, Fields, D. Green.