Arlington High School - Simba Kali Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Highly-Ranked I think choir is a good class to take, and I would recommend it to anyone, Brian Downs, sopho- more. hoir members ran around. Girls asked if their hair was okay. Guys asked if their robes were straight. Before Arlington got on the risers and was ready to appear on the Disney Chan nel, the singers were nervous The choir was invited to the Disneyland CandlsLight Pro cession. And the choir of Ar lington was also invited to be the Fanfare Choir, which is nor mally taken by a college choir Arlington was the first choir to take such an honored place. I thought it was neat, because it was totally different from any thing I ' ve ever done before, ' ' stated Wendy Wadlow. I felt very priviledged and honored T y. J . Armando Aldamo gets in tune. Although there were more girls than guys in the choir, the guys played an important part. CHAMBER SINGERS Front row: Nancy Avila. John Duggan. Julie Carlson. Jennifer Patino. Mitchell Eng. and Carol Jarva; second row: David Lubensky . Nora Dorson. Michelle Flores. Brent Mitchell. Becky O ' Conner, Trent Cherry, and Kim Marshall: back row: Mark Russo, Kim Armstrong. David Merrill. Lisa Byers. Jeff Young, Cindy Herson. Zachary Smith, and Kristie Griffith. to perform at Disneyland with the Arlington choir, stated Dereck Landweer. Arlington was also asked to go to San Bernadino to be involved in a television taping on KVCR, channel 48. The chamber singers have been invited to Fullerton College, El Cainino College, and UCLA so that they could exchange singing with other high schools and colleges. Keep it up! Arlington choir, one of the finest vocal music programs in the state! by Brian Downs gectd ue CHOIR Adviser-Galen Darrough Leading Chamber Singers-Lisa Byers, Marc Russo Leading Treble Choir-Leslie Cox, Brandi (Jranga Leading Concert Choir-Jawana Jones, Shawn Nie The combined choirs attended many festivals, including the Fullerton College, Loyola Marymount (Jniv., Calif. State Univ. at Fullerton, Chapman College, and Palm Springs High School.

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40 • STUDENT LIFE

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