Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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af, ROW 1, C. Aguiar, C. Gates, L. Seaton, C. Orgill, V. Winfield, C. Cooper, G. Morris, M. Rutty, R. Takahashi, S. Wells, C. Hess, K. Gibson, K. Avis, C.Wells, S. Searcey, L. Harmon, ROW 2, B. Beretish, M. Mann, D. Mount, L. Carpenter, B. Orchard, A. Van Eaton, M. Clausen, C. Dawson, P. Devlin, M. Kennedy, S. Kempner, B. York, C. Stan- field, R. Robinson, C. Schadeeg ROW 3, N. Young, A. Chambers, H. Kubik, I. Bruins, B. Finkenbinder, M. Clissold, E, Waller, J, Petrocchi, M. Clarke, L. Houston, I. justice, M. Lcwvry, S. Conley. My gosh! I thought this dress was an origina A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choirwas a group ofapproxi- mately sixty girls from the sophomore, jun- ior, and senior classes. The group, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Schroeder, did an outstanding job of building the good repu- tation of Costa Mesa High School through the high quality of its musical concerts. Among the fine achievements was a stirring Christ- mas Concert at Orange Coast College, com- bining the talents of the A Cappella Choir, Concert Choir, and the Orchestra.

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ROW 1: M. Warwick, D. Lovelace, P. Noggle, L. O'Brien, C. Schadee, C. Way, S. Rosauer. ROW 2: M. Howe, K. Donnely, L. Carpenter, S. Downs, B. Swenson, C. Evans, B. McArthur, A. Van Eaton, L. Weber, L. Greatorex. ROW 3: A. Tolfree, C. McGavack, E. Bennett, D. Lyke, G. Griffits, C. McArthur, C. Exner, M. Clausen, K. Hill. ROW 4: L. Sparks, P. Bourgeois, S. Searcy, K. Gibb, D. Sparks, P. Smith, L. Pals, L. Nackos, P. Dean, D. Young, Y. Isner. ROW 5: C. Ozol, P. Dawes, J. Szabo, L. jillson, L. Koffman, ????, P. Charter, S. Corral, C. Whitegon, I. Faye, L. Derse. ROW 6: D. Illingson, J. johnson, C, Marrs, R. Manly, M. Durante, M. Mumby, C. Powers, S. Bado, S. Brown, M. Rutty. ROW 7: J. Burly, D. Fuller, K. Kellerman, L. Keefover, C. I-Ienkleman, I. King, S. Ademan, I Amenda, I. White. ROW 8: C. Foss, C. Daleo, You Tell Me S We'll Both Know, C. O'Niel. PEP CL UB Trying to promote greater school spirit among the students of Mesa High was the task that kept the member s of the Pep Club busy at games, dances, and pep rallies this year. The club was separated into groups that painted posters ad- vertising the games, sold food and progr am s at the ga me s , and put on skits introducing the players and depicting the oppo s ing schools. Pennants, ribbons, bookcovers, and pins were Sold throughout the year to keep the spirit high and bring in money to further club activities .

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'U -O 1 o Cin ei rj, . ROW 1, P. Taylor, K. Donnelly, I. Greatorex, L. Olson, S. Huffman, C. Reade, N. Gillmore, C.jenson, B. Carlson, L. Skidmore, M.Miller, L. Pals, G. Larson, H. Ingram, D. Lyke, M. Mann, ROW 2, D. Wiemers, S. Logan, S. Keast, I. Fabre'. J. Fielder, D. Toner, S. lsner, P. Morris, S. Noble, D. Neske, D. VanDuren, C. Price, S. Skidmore, B. Mc- C b llero M. Dunn, L. Sanford, S. Jacobson, D. Studer, B. Geoughg ROW 3, L. Sutherland, J. Young, J. Hughes, R. a a , Todd, M. Handler, R. Everhart, R. Gordon, I. White, D. Gavette, S. Keyes. es M CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir was composed of about fifty select voices from our campus . These students brought enjoyment to their fellow students and to the community through their programs, which were held throughout the year. Also, a new group, named the Madrigals, was formed, Which is composed of fifteen members of the Concert Choir. The choir was under the direc- tion of Mr. GeraldSchroeder, withMrs. Linda Shannon accompaning at the piano. Madrigals 129