Granite Hills High School - Pageant Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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APOLLO ND HI' Ml ES f e ve' f t-fx 7 L' - ar 3 M3335 4f.,l?'f'1 kj' Song is a lyrical portrayal of emotions. A person's whole character can be re- flected in the quality of his song. The ability to sing is a natural characteristic. However, to be able to mold this ability to fit different types of songs is indeed an art. Mr. Murphy has proven to be an artist in this line. The result include Granite Hills' fine Men's Glee, Girls' Glee, and Concert Ch ,VX if if s of his talents oir. Back Row: John Zirwes, Tom Davis, Dennis Branstetter, Jim Buchmiller, Bob Stockton, Dan Dixon, Ken Wright, Thad Francis, Jim Lillard, Ned Bowker, Jim Clark, Dennis Hannan, Richard Nix, Bill Smitrovich. Middle Row: David Warren, John Long, Brian Christensen, Phil Cernius, Tim Lawson, Robert Grady, Dave Colson, Steve Bills, Donald Pitt, Arthur Monroe, Jim Smith, Joe Mercier, Bob McAllister, Wayne Blackwell, John Welch, Paul Mondragon, Bill Klucas. Front Row: Ken Clark, Mike Fox, Ray Board, Gary Krausman, Jim Jesperson, John Vallone, Dave Rummery, Warren Wood, Sam Curry, Chester Phillips, Tom Miller, Don Clark, Joe Lipari, Charles De Rienzo, Hal Brothers, John McConnell, Tom Newlin. 69

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ROW l, L to R: Pat New, Cheryl Woodhouse, Janice Fern, Sally Curtis, Karen Collins, Virginia Miller, Donna Maine, Pat Young, Kitty Bye, Marilyn Mitchell, Lynn Pruett, Priscilla Townsen, Loy- zelle Brightwell, Carol Dahl, Charlotte Grady, Linda Cox. ROW 2, L to R: Kathy Sims, Dorothy Carlton, Lois Smith, Cherie Aber- nathy, Kaaren Mowery, Evelyn Gregg, Peggy Jones, Laurie Mar- tin, Diane Cline, Rhonda Swadley, Linda Crow, Kristina Thomp- son, Shirley Smith, Margerie Elmendorf, Sandra Booher, Peggy Cunningham. ROW 3, L to R: Gail Channell, Bonnie Warren, Sylvia Zimmerman, Mary Morrow, Loris Freeman, Linda Apitz, Barbara Ricketts, Evelyn Cross, Joyce Cross, Ruth Ann Thorne, Lonnie Weiss, Shirley Hardin, Peggy Singer. N . ' 8 VK 1. . uf: . I . J g LN, i OFFICERS - ROW 'l, L to R: Kristina Thompson, Librarian, Lois Smith, President, Diane Cline, Vice President. ROW 2, L to R: Janice Fearn, Treas- urerp Marilyn Mitchell, Librarian, Loyzelle Brightwell, Secretary. lt has been said that attributes may be measured by the yardstick of effort. Concert Choir has indeed proven this adage. A considerable amount of time and effort behind the scenes was definitely necessary to produce this year's fine quality performance. Attired in their newly purchased robes, Concert Choir performed throughout the year in a manner worthy of acclaim. Each of their fine programs, will be long remembered for its outstanding quality and impact. 7l