Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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madrigals Believe ily music A 'f 1' 4-ff' -at . r I 5 ' J -, .. , Aw-aienm. -W as li .-... FRONT ROW: Gail Cato, Judith Sheaffer, Darcy Willis, Lori Reis, Jackie Norton, Sherri Hale, Jeni Wahlin. BACK ROW: Craig Diesslin, Leanne Kuehn, Stasia Moran, Kay Fairhurst, Leslie Hale, Vicki Neal, Mike Cummings, Vann Frazier. Mike Cummings, Craig Diesslin, Vicki Neal, Leslie Hale, and Vann Frazier harmonize. 236 Clubs Expressing a serious desire to sing wasn't the only requirement to join Madrigals. Prospective members were required to sing musical scales, sight read, and prove ability to display fine tone qualities. Throughout the entire year, members met after school on Wednesdays at 3 p.m., prac- ticing until 5 p.m. During the Christmas holidays, Madrigals ven- tured along with Pop Ensemble to local elemen- tary and junior high schools to vocalize under the guidance of Mr. Roy Lindsey. Well-known Christmas tunes such as Jingle Bells, and the mellow sounding Christmas Song, were but a few of the songs performed. Another entertaining program was scheduled at the Methodist Church. The highlight of the year's engagements was Madrigalls journey to San Francisco. After per- forming in San Luis Obispo, Fresno, Santa Clara and Oakland, Madrigals were left free to relax and sightsee in San Francisco. Hours of practice and fund-raising activities were put forth to make the trip a truly memorable event.

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Zegina McCutcheon and Lori Reis prepare for class by practicing musical cales. angel Aparicio, Ernie Trott and Eric Kaplan glance at sheet music for song yrics. 4'Boogie Nights, Up, Up, and Away' and Ticket to Ride were just a few ofthe popular tunes choreographed and sung by Pop Ensemble during the school year. Meeting after school on Mondays, mem- bers of Pop Ensemble would combine their time and efforts to arrange dance forma- tions accented hy musical scores. Musicians were guitar players Keith Neal and Ray Avera, bass player Reggie Kemp, drummer Steve Worthington and pianist Mrs. Margie Hardwicke. Mr. Roy Lindsey conducted the musicians. Performances were held in convalescent hospitals, and local elementary and junior high schools. Pop Ensemble also partici- pated in a San Francisco tourg teaming with the choral department to give out- standing performances, s Keith Neal strums his electric guitar during a Pop Ensemble practice. E op Qiysemble Boogies to the Beal: FRONT ROW: Ray Avera, Keith Neal. SECOND ROWS Leslie Hale. Sandy Willhile. Vicki Neal, Stasia Moran. Naomi Vhmez. Donna -lones. Denise Moore, Anna Southern. Wendy Orhs. THIRD ICDWI Debra Hutchinson, Susan Aparicin. l,ori Troll. Angel Apnru-io, Yirginin Smith. Terri Johnson, Jenny McNair. Debbie Wambolt, Peggy Huflnian. BAUK ROW: Sherri Hale. Diane Cliudley. liori Reis. Regina Mcfulcheon. Kent Truax. Dave Yersloppen. Ernie Troll. Risn Stephenson. Kelly Stuart. C lubs 237