Norco High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Norco, CA)

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iH T ' % NEW GENERATION The New Generation is the select vocal ensemble of Norco High School. The members demonstrate their outstanding singing and dancing talents in many perfor- mances throughout the year. Their performances this year included school concerts, community concerts, participating in Disneyland ' s Christmas candlelight procession, the musical The Fantastiks (with drama), the yearly Pop Revue, and singing at the Renaissance Fair. Mr. Gray, the new director, has been very successful in adding to the enthusiasm of the members of the New Generation. Mr. Gray teacties Tina Tyler the fine points of music Patricia Gomez practices a very difficult madrigal. Sfierri FInck, Ricfiard Pflugradt, Danny Gillis, Phillip Gladu, John Cowan. Cynthia Gomez, Sharon Wuncie, Tina Tyler, Barbara Dickhous, Bonnie O ' Donnell, and Mr. Gray perform their version of Show Boat Top THE NEW GENERATION Mr Gray. Richard Pflugradt, Danny Gillis, Matt Stopher. Phillip Gladu, John Cowan, Sherri FInck, Dana Coplen, Bottom Sharon Muncie. Tina Tyler. Heidi Storrer. Cynthia Gomez, Patricia Gomez, Barbara Dickhous, and Bonnie O ' Donnell. 133

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CONCERT CHOIR The Norco High Concert Choir is made up of a group of dedicated students. The choir sings songs ranging from the Kyrie Mass to the jazz style of Fascinating Rythm and performs several concerts a year at school and in the community. For the first time in Concert Choir ' s history, they carried the spring concert on their own, instead of sharing it with other musical groups. The Norco High Concert Choir has come a long way this year and is developing into a strong faction in the school ' s music department. Richard Pflugradt, Matt Thomas, rehearsal. Tony Evangelista, Dianna Jennings, Mary Mieike, during an intense i Samantha Watts, Mr Gray, Babbette Branson, Elaine Bonetti, and George King. Paty Loustanau, Becky Glive, Nellie Kirk, Teresa Christiansen, and Patty Cortez; the altos of the group. 132 Concert Choir: Bottom Row: Nellie Kirk, Tern Stapleton, Patty Cortez, Paty Loustanau, Dianna Jennings Second Row: Samantha Watts, Tony Evangelista, Richard Pflugradt, Matt Thomas, Vicki Jarvis, Mary Mieike. Top Row: Elaine Bonetti, Babbette Branson, George King, Teresa Christiansen. Becky Glive, teacher Mr. Grey

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THEATRE COMPANY The Theatre Company put on one of its best plays this year. The cast mem- bers worked every night and occasion- al Saturdays in preparation for the pro- duction of the comedy-drama The Curious Savage . The cast members were: Sharon Muncie - Mrs. Savage; Julie Smithton - Fairy May; Jim Heit- man - Hannibal; Margaret Maguire - Florence; John Cowan - Jeff; Monica Dee - Mrs. Paddy; Chris Mauger - Ti- tus; Christy Vrooman - Lily Belle; Lane Parker - Samuel; Peter Varvel - Dr. Em- mett; and Debbie Smithton - Miss Wil- lie. The advisor is Ms. Goodhue. GAMES CLUB The Games Club is a special group of people who are looking for some- thing a little more complex, interesting and realistic than Parker Bros, games. The spectrum of games extends from the simplest role play game to the most detailed board war games. But, for all the complication, the primary purpose of the club is to have fun! The officers of the club are: President - Jim Heit- man. Vice President - Jim Herring, Secretary - John Ezell, Treasurer - Ke- vin Simmons, Advisor - Mr, Schro- detzki. Top: Cindy Dawson, Yosu Armendia, Debbie Smithton. David Lantry, Sharon Muncie. Julie Smithton. Ms. Goodhue Bottom: Dana Coplen, Sherri Finck. Chris Cartwright, Kenny league, John Cowan, Margaret Maguire, Monica Dee. Top: Jiihn btewart. uene uglesby. Jim Herring, Kevin Simmons, Robert George, Mike Resner, Robert Hays. Bottom: Natalie Walsh, Lauren Schutz, Jim Heitman, Matt Stopher 134