Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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CHEERLEADERS INSTILL VICTORIOUS SPIRIT AT ALISAL The year 1970-71 was a very busy year for the cheerleaders and their advisor, lVliss Little. Among their many activities was the winning of the third place trophy in competition held at Fremont. They led our spirited rooting section to a victorious win at the Jamboree and The Most Outstanding Rooting Sectionu Award at the Paul If. VValter's Basketball 'Iiournament. Fund raising events consisted of car washes and numerous bake sales. During the summer, three of the members traveled to the cheerleading camp held at Squaw Valley where they learned many new cheers. The 1970-71 Cheerleaders served the AHS Student Body with more spirit and enthusiasm than any other .-Xlisal group has ever shown. Alenerldonus Delia Ng-rg-Z Flora Albano FRONT RUVV: Frances Isla, Head, Flora Albano. CENTAERZ Alene Tonus, Carmen Crain. TOP: Dalia Vern oan Domalaog. Carmen Crain joan Domalaog Frances Isla- Htad

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FRONT ROW: D. Steele, D. Urrey, B. Husted, J. Ringor, B. Hofler, F. Jacobs, K. McKinney, T. Acierto, F. Birarra. ROW TWO: C. Lineberry, M. Arios L Taylan, S. Rassum, S. Robertson, D. Samples, J. Bristol, C. VVheeler. ROW THREE: C. Coffey, S. Pena, D. Sartwell, G. Cuhna, S. Rogers, C. Maddox l' Cordoza, C. Ward, R. Doerner. ROW FOUR: J. Daughters, D. Harrison, xl. Azzopardi, Kirby, S. Trimble, M. Kubik, M. Hogan, L. Marquez. ROW PIN E M. Brammer, Miller, L. Allison, S. Moyers, D. Shelton, K. Vvynne, L. Anderson. DRAMA CLUB A D I SCCIETY PROMOTE I TERE T CN STAGE The primary goal of the Drama Club was to foster and encourage a greater interest in the theater arts through the presentation of both classic and modern plays throughout the school year. This year the Drama Club traveled to San Francisco on separate occasions to see Ml-lamletn and An Enemy of the Peoplef' The Drama Club also sponsored four major productions during the course of the '70-'71 school year: The Mousetrapu, The Imaginary lnvalidn, The Crucible , and Guys and Dolls . The lnternational Thespian Society is an honorary organization. Eligibility is determined through accumulation of points earned either on stage or offstage. During the second semester nearly fifty new students became eligible for membership in this growing organization. The officers for '70-'71 were Craig Wheeler, President, Becky l-lusted, vice- president: and Debbie Steele, secretary-treasurer. FRONT ROW: D. Steele. B. Husted. ROW TWO: D. Ehle, D. Urrey, L. Wynne. ROW THREE: B. Ryburn, C. Vvheeler. ROW FOUR: Mr. Mullins. TER ATIONAL TH ESPIA

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Amcllia Isla Ramona Zapora SONGGIRLS BOOST SPIRIT AND MORALE OF TEAMS AND ROOTERS Wliar arc- song girls? 'lwhr dr-finition that most pm-oplv gin' is that song girls arc' imlivicluals that mln' an intl-rm-st in thx-ir school anil work togy-tlim-r to form routinn-s to pc-rforin with niiisiv. 'llhat is vxavtly what :Xlisal's lllffl-lf97l song girls clicl this War. 'llhv girls who niaclf- up thc' squad aclclm-cl varim-fy ancl vnrhusiasin to our Sfllllvllf body. licsiclcs pclrforining for rlw :Xlisal stuclr-nr hotly and viicouragiiigg spirit at our gainm-s, ther girls also coinpm-ts-cl with othvr schools, gaining honors and rvprm-sviitirig :Xlisal in ther fine' manner typival of girl-1-ii, hlzivli and whitv. From l. to R: Amelia Isla, Ramona Zapora, Rhonda Zapora, Helen Morales, and Valerie- Harris, Valvric Harris umlv Alcxanclc-r Helen Morales Rhonda Zapora wg i 131