Marysville Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Marysville, CA)

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FIDDLERS ALL MRS. ROBERTS Miss Jane Pope did her best this year to get everyone iust as confused as possible by changing her name last summer to Mrs. Jane Pope Roberts. It really took all her classes and those who know her a long time to get used to the new title. Mrs. Roberts worked only part-time this last year but still found her schedule very full. She had String Ensemble, A Cappella Choir, and piano. We surely hope to see her in our music department for many more years. X CHRISTINE PLATT Violin Concertmistress of the String En- semble for her junior and senior years, Chris has been playing the violin for about 8 years. Years 2 and 3 in MUHS she was in trios and quar- tets, and 4 was iust about all solo work. Chris also does some voice work and solos. STRING ENSEMBLE This small group is iust full of enthusiastic kids who are willing to work to improve the overall sound of the group. To earn money for the trip to San Francisco in the spring to see some famous performer, the Ensemble has cake sales and handles the noon movies. Front: C. Platt, J. Burns, L. Hughes, K. Hansen. Sec- ond row: H. Cobb, D. Dunning, C. Dawson, J. Farrell, M. Hostettler, S. Walden. Back: J. Nims, B. Jenkins, M. Simeroth.

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uu- 31 s xl 2 Xxx 53 DANCE BAND-First row: W. Will, A. Strange, D. Ritter, B. lngvoldsen. Second row: B. Maddalena, J. Walker, R. McPherrin, J. Smith. Third row: H. Allen, J. Piva, A. Stephen. ORCHESTRA-First row: J. Farrell, L. Hughes, C. Platt, J. Burns, D. Dunning, J. Nims, S, Walden, K. Hansen. Second row: H. Cobb, K. West, B. Will, B. Morris, J. Sand, B. Mognis, J. Proftett. Third row: B. Magruder, B. Wicher, D. Brown, M. Falkenstein, B. Peters, l. Hopper, M. Simeroth. Fourth row: B. Jenkins, D. Holik, D. Chastain, T, Palmer, R. McPherrin, R, Shaver. DANCE BAND Under the direction of Mr. Frank Wilkinson, the Dance Band experienced a busy year, The group played tor after-game dances and was a ta- vorite with lndian stu- dents. On February 4, the Band played at the Clas- sical Academy's benefit dance, Heartbeat, and turned its share of the proceeds over to Flood relief in Yuba City. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra was directed by Mrs. Jane Pope Roberts. It participated in An Evening of Christmas Music on December l5 in the Auditorium. Its part in that program was en- titled: Christmas- tide Overture.

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR-First row: B. Palmer, A. Cunningham, P. Peroni, C. Harryman, E. Goff, E. Smith R. Hanson, L. Gaines, B. Barber, J. Chipman, S. Sperbeck, B. Lolmaugh, D. Lolmaugh, B. Romness. Second row: M, Carey, J. Chase, J. Nelson, C. Platt, J. Burns, T. Moore, R. Nieto, K. Ludwick, B. Richie, J. Nims, A. Fizer, Mrs. Roberts: Second row: W. Prather, R. Warren, G. Eaton, D. Warren, D. West, D. Carey. A Cappella is the newest of the four choirs. Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Pope Roberts, the choir gave seven performances during Christmas. One of its earliest and most memorable appearances was its moving rendition of the Alma Mater at a football rally in October. This choir, made up of selected students, has been an ambassador of good will for HUHS. , ,, ., ,W . , ., SENIOR CHOIR-First row: M. Simeroth, H. Ferro, A. Ringquist, S. Scott, B. Bertolini, B. Hill W Dixon N. Burrows, C. Case, L. Nieto, H. Coleman, S. Ansley, E. Hoxworth, J. Wood. Second row P Williams G. May, J: Fisher, L. Pope, M. Snavely, L. Edwards, D. Young, V. Escovedo, D. Henderson E Craighead P. Marley, J. Hudson, S, Burk, M. Horn. Third row: G. May, L. Sanders, B. Richie, S. Lovin E Smith M Bone, G. Luper, C. Harriman, D, Duggan, P. Peroni, E. Palmer, B. Morton, J, Brown, V Clark Fourth row: C. Coopman, D. Horn, P. Pope, D. Laine, J. McCabe, A. Turner, C. Nims, C. Brown, A Pope N Hill S. Reese, L. Campbell, J. Johnson, The Senior Choir this year matched all other years in blending, dynamics and tone Pictured are 55 girls who worked hard under the direction of Mr. Frank Wilkenson. The choir per formed during Christmas and at several music festivals.