Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

Page 31 text:

DO RE Ml agle Mountain High School s cho1r and band were kept busy performing at various musical events Choir and band director Mr B worked long hours preparing the cho1r for these perform ances The all girl choir gave excellent perform ances at the annual Christmas and Spring con certs, as well as at and graduation The tragic death of Mr Senecal, occuring the day before the Christmas Concert, prevented many students from performing with the traditional zest and appeal that 1S present during the holiday season 4 Practicing for the Spring Concert are Agatha Palomares, Janet Wal- lace, and Carolyn Wallace. Y Vocal music instructor, Mr. Chet Brenneise directs the choir during warm-up exercises. Y Concentrating on a difficult piece of harmonization are Carolyn Wal- lace, Sue Epperson and Tammy Fahey.

Page 30 text:

PP a -s a -n v U Cole, K.g Ballantine, D., Graham, G.g Wallace, C., Payne, J., Bren neise, C A Christmas concert dress rehearsal participants Gina Cannata and Cindy Kivisto, break several moments from the rigors of practicing. A An off stage joke, eases preopening night jitters for Agatha Palomares, Carolyn Wallace, and Kay Cole. A Soprano Carolyn and alto Kay, keep a watchful eye on Mr. B's directions. 26 P Choir: Top Row: Fahey, T.g Olson, B.g Card, T., Kivisto, C., E erson S ' Dostal L ' McCormick D ' Front Row: Wallace, J.g

Page 32 text:

Y Allan West mourns the death of Jennifer Hepzi- bah Meler. L Pantomimist Phil Reynolds prepares to rearrange Brent Smith's molars during Drama's first student body presentation. Y Drama: Top Row: Cannata, G.g Carlson, R.g Jen- kins, P., Meler, M., Middle Row: Wallace, C.g Evans, B., West A., Front Row: Nunez, G.g Rey- nolds, P., Meler, J.g Smith, B., Munson, L. L Backstage director, Lynne Munson cues on stage ' R pantomime performers. 28 PROPS, PERFORMERS AND EMERGING PERSONALITIES Eve seconds and you're on . . . Drama, under Rick Brown's tutelage, emerged as the new class on the block. Successful October pantomime programs led to December performances of A Page of Destinyv and Rise and Shine? Acting is the main fine art practiced in an informal class setting. Each student is encouraged to pursue his! her special tal- ent or desired field. Making faces, creat- ing and setting props, operating gym lights and sound systems were necessary activities that insured successful perform- ances.