Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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FRONT ROVV: Y. hdartinez. M. Tamez, B. Pederson. xl. Rehn. D. Epp, C, Thomas, V. Pederson, P. Bealert, 'li.'Herrera, V. Richardson, B. Nlcfiall, H. Ruelas. Ringor, Mrs. Nlulder. ROW' TVVO: B, Nlyrhes, Ci. Hernandez. C. Nloore. L. Smith. lf. Cerezo, L. Dominguez, C. Nladdox, Nl. Greco, D. Kimball, IW. Felshaw, L. Contreras. R. Perez, C. Valdez, A. Sargent. ROVV 'liHRlfl'i: S. Thomas, C. Abbott. D. Wieher, Y. Henson. F. Griggs. S. Puckett, C. Robinson, C. Lim. D. 1 Douglas, C. hlclntire, Xl. Thomas. D. 'l'hompson. I . lalmlo. ROW' FOL.'R Crites, H. Brannon, NI. lngram, C. Xorred, R. Sanchez, lf. Seymour, Nl, Ramos. BUYS, AND GIRLS' GLEE ADD Adding to the variety of the music concerts this year was the small Boys, Glee. Under the direction of lhlrs. Nlulder, the boys did an outstanding joh singing in three male parts: bass, tenor, and baritone. VVorlcing under the handicap of being small, the choir practiced and perfected a number of songs which they sang well. Ballads, pop tunes, and folk songs were among the many they sang. S. Andrus. A. Deome, B. Hofler, C. Thompson, xl. Shwartihacker, A. Burton, P. DEPTH TO MUSIC PROGRAM Directed by Mrs. Mulder, the Girls' Glee sang at many music concerts this past year. Utilizing their talent to the utmost, they performed a variety of different and unusual songs that captured the audience-'s attention. Among the many intriguing songs was the spoof, Mfihe Twelve Days After Christmasn. FRONT ROW':lNlrs.Mulder. R. l'lumphreys. R. Paredes, lf. Leroy. D. Shelton, B. Pereyra, F. Aness. ROW' TVVO: R. Bigay, xl. Fear, G. Campos, S. Bashline. A. liarrington, 'lf Simon. ROW' THREE: R. Nlclntire, R. Ritchie, D. Dew, S. Latham, L. Scott, Nl. Stidolph, O. Hilliker.

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VN I ROW C R bln X1 Ll r 0 4 In ml 1 no. ROW' TIVO: K. Karnimura, LI. Matt, R. Mvlt-tnlc-2, K. Hl'fm3I1,Al. IM-lorv, B. 1 is ur RI 7 ur 5 n, IJ. IA-wis. xl. Savagi-, R. Harhor, R. Ifonnz-r. ROW' IJOIQR: B. Edgin, C. Savagv, Thr- symphonic hand, undclr tht- dirvction of Klr. Gary Horslcy, Continus-d thvir winning ways hy travelling to various communitic-S in California and comps-ting for honors. This yvar. though, Xlr. Horsley temps-rvd tht- hand with mort' symphonic pt-rformancvs to allow tht- hand to gain as much rnusival background as possihlc. Thi- hand's social activitic-5 includvd a playday comhinvd with Salinas High School and North Salinas High School in ordvr to cc-rnvnt rnutual relationships of good will. VN I ROW R Xloralt I lat mo D Danxutr I Y una hita ROW TVX O: S. Dvlory, WI, .-Xnd:-rson. L. Lightfoot. R. Ilum-n, NI. Brammcr. B. P4-ds-rson, K. Iir gg, I NIorr1 DI 3 Ia QI ntfr 'I' Stott ROVK I HRII X If igglft B QIT'llTl'1. S. .-Xndi-rson, IJ. NIt'SSPI'Olt'. D,SIY1ITll,sl. Cht-in-a. AI, Xlaidwt-ll, S. Lows-, NI. mu cr S der on ROW I OL R R tampo fl Sttau n on Clqr ns, C. Ut-ornv, XI. Ingram, XI. Brannon, S. fountrxman, U. Dixon, S. Snvdf-r. S. .L l .L . 7