El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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In Perfect Harmony It is a privilege io be a part of the Vocol Ensemble Mr. Teboy says that the best singers m the school are in the Vocal Ensemble, commented Kim Whitney. The singers in Voca! Ensemble have earned their privileges. Everything they have received in the vi oy of av« ards and recognition, they have deserved, Mr. Tebay notes proudly Since the size of the group is so small, it is easier for the building of strong relationships Kathy Powers reveals. I feel so close to the people in Vocal Ensemble They help me to become more disciplined in my music while having fun. The ensemble entertained the student body in mony assem- blies this year They sang at the Homecoming Assembly pined by members of Vocal Ensemble from prior years The group also participated in a number of mvitotionols and competitions. They were one of the ten schools chosen from oil high schools in California to perform at Chapman College Thetr biggest competition was of Park Newport, where they took second place receiving three-hundred dollars. Mr. Tebay states, I ' ve never worked with a greater group. They had a terrific attitude and exceptional talent 1984- 85 Vocal Ensemble, front row, left to right. Mika Christy, Gregg Bennett, Becky VanBib ber, Stiawn Dillon, Cyndi Willett, Mando Fon- seca, Jjllian Ojeda, Bruce Smith. 2nd row Mi- chelle Crippen, Kim Whitney, Mark Hobson, Kathy Powers, Damon Cooke, Amanda Pem berton, Christy Clawson. 3rcl row Richie Flint, Amy Dukes, David Bullock, Erin Hall, Robert Trummeter, Amber Poulton, Casey Marshall, Chris North. Performing for a full audience. Vocal Ensemble follows Mr. Tebay ' s directing. Robert Trummeter and Chris North take their music seriously, Thinking of You This Christmas sung by Vocal Ensemble was accompanied by a dancing don- key, This was also performed for the Christmas Assembly. Vocal Ensemble III

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We learn the fundamentals of sigtit reading choral music, but more importantly we learn to sing with enthusiasm, notes Becky Hen- drickson. Women ' s Chorus is the group of young, ama- teur girls who work diligently with Mr. Tebay in preparation for the advanced performing groups. Women ' s Chorus sponsored a car wash to help pay for their dresses that they had made. They also carolled at Villa De Palma Convelescent Home during the holiday sea- son, It was so nice. The people seemed so grateful that we cared enough to visit and entertain them, recalled Becky Hendrick- son. The two biggest concerts for Women ' s Cho- rus were the Christmas Concert and Take 3 which were shared with Vocal Ensemble and Concert Choir, 1984- 85 Women ' s Chorus, front row. left to right. Uso Kau. bl«, Cofherlne Lussler, ChrlstI Taul, Becky Hendrlckson, Gaylo Pero, Julie Sammons, Amy Saunders, Karen Ontl. veros, Jessica Lawson, Rosa Pill, 2nd row. Stephanie Stan- kovlch, Claudia Janes, JoAnn Ballaron, SherrI Utter, Cece Golden, Cindy Russell, Kaylee Underwood, Alicia Ernst and Angle Jackson. Not pictured Teresa Coffman, Carol Delaney and Lynn Yrure. Jessica Lawson practices her vowels for a mature sounding voice Karen Ontlveros sings her solo of Christmas past. Since the choir room is under construction, the choirs re- hearse in the teachers lounge With Voices Biending .T tJ no Women ' s Chorus

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