Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Viking l7oir armorpizes Leslie Hale listens as Mr. Lindsay sings the song as it should be sung. Members of the Viking Choir were required to audition individually to prove their talent to Mr. Roy Lindsey, the group's advisor. Near- ly five days a week, these members dedicated both class and after school time to rehearsal. The Viking Choir participated in many per- formances, including a spring choral concert, Northview's Baccalaureate, and various con- certs including a five day tour to San Francis- co. At the end of the year, a choral awards ban- quet was held to recognize outstanding per- formers from all Northview choirs. 44 Viking Choir rehearses for Christmas performance.

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I? VE l . A W f 5 ka , , , -Qu - Beth and Gail Anderson concentrate on tone while Duane Craig vocalizes. -ff' INV Holly Wiggins and Tim McHugh clam up, while Cora Mano and Diane Dominick belt out a song. Cora Manno, Holly Wiggins, and Sandra Willhite practice to improve their singing Karen Dudderar, Roberta Mesa, Marilyn Schmidt, and Jill Dyer show their labilities. talent as they try hard to syncronize their voices. ixed orus Performs with Qlass Mixed Chorus was a choral group con- sisting of students with no previous exper- ience who wished to learn how to sing and perform in a group. Offered as a class, Mixed Chorus was open to all students al- though it was comprised mainly of Fresh- men and Sophomores. No auditions were necessary to join Mixed Chorus, but if a student wished to advance to the Concert Choir or Viking Choir, auditions were mandatory. Mixed Chorus performed at all choral presentations including the District Festi- val at Citrus College, rehearsing only dur- ing class time. At the end of the year, a certificate of achievement was presented to those suc- cessful chorus students who had main- tained at least a 2.0 grade point average and had a decent attendance record. The certificate was signed by Mr. Moore, Mr. Ballard and Mr. Lindsey. RONT ROW: Sandra Willhite, Darlene Chudley, Karen Dudderar, Jill Dyer, Beth Anderson. SECOND Clubq 9 OW: Leann Handwork, Cora Mano, Marilyn Schmidt, Rebecca Hostetler, Holly Wiggins. BACK ROW: ail Anderson, Timothy McHugh, Kurt Gregory, Vickie Brown.

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Jori Reis, Cathy Wolkoys, Jenny Haines, and Terri Johnson open widen to release their vocal notes. Qilpcert lyoir Sings lllitb Feeling Concert Choir consisted of second year music students who dedicated countless hours to vocal practice, hoping to achieve perfection. Performing together in concerts and tours, the Concert Choir was often joined by the Viking Choir to produce a special program of music. eth and Gail Anderson concentrate on lyrics for Spring Choral oncert. q9 o Some of many performances presented by Con- cert Choir were sung at schools throughout the district, such as Las Palmas, Eva D. Edwards, Lark Ellen, Covina Elementary, Cieniga, Grove Center, and Ben Lomond. Advisor, Mr. Lindsey, conducts Concert Choir during re- hearsal. .J deaf.. 'J Bei Gngifgygzq 'sy e v 'T 3 7' Ae. .gf ' . ff g.T15: f,i,T3 P ' f,ESr:,.?.., .2 ,. . --.- if., .. ,mf ni.. Fan' ani Ss . .ur A jg.'j.,: k , ,'. Q 5.5 2215 in 'wi-Wir 55. 4-if 9' f 'ii?1 . Q-fy' -1 S' .3-1 wr fzg 'ff 'ff' o 'f nik . , ,JV . efe ,ss 'Q'-3? N CONCERT AND VIKING CHOIRS FRONT ROW: S. Hale, J. Schaffer, K. Fairhurst, J. Norton, G. Cato, L. Reise, J. Wahlin, L. Hale. SECOND ROW: S. Aparicio, M. Gonzalez, D. Squillace, B. Smith, B. Irwin, W. Oaks, A. Aparicio, D. Willis. BACK ROW: R. Lovato, M. Cummings, V. Frazier, C, Wolkoys, L. Hagelberg, D. Craig, C. Thomas, D. Chudley, S. Moran- Clubs 245