Pacifica High School - Spartan Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: B. French, J. Foster, M. Makinen, K. Siino, B. Gilliam, D. Cosgrove, W. Neiheisel, R. Mouzakis, L. Perry, C. Estrada. SECOND ROW: P. Webb, R. Carlisle, J. Neuheisel, J. Street, J. Stark, P. Bruce, C. Spangler, C. Weyrauch, L. Melius, V. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Bass, C. Morey, G. Mix, C. Miller, K. Green, B. Ross, P. Bly, J. Oliphant, P. Gallion. 0 O I Choir Pacifica music lovers were treated to good vocal music on numerous occasions throughout the school year. One of the organizations responsible for this entertainment was Pacificais A Cappella Choir. The 34--member organization is expected to double its size next year, according to the director, Mr. William Nlarracino. The choir participated in the first Spring lVlusic Festival this year. The vocal group also sang at several school assemblies throughout the year. Along with the rest of Pacilicais music groups, the choir started the year with classes in the First Naza- rene Church. adjacent to the lVlt. Diablo campus. Girls Glee Cirls, Clee Club, consisting of about 40 girls, is headed by lVlr. Marracino. Vicki Davis is president of the organization and Rosemary Pierce is vice- president, while lVlary Ann Smith is secretary-treas- urer. One of the high points of the year for the girls was their performance in the Christmas Pageant. The trip to the College of the Pacific campus in Stockton for the annual music clinic also highlighted the group's year. The Spring Music Festival was another event in which the Girls, Clee participated. All of the group's songs are three-part pieces. Mr. Marracino divided the girls into first and second sopranos and altos. Piano accompanists for the girls are Priscilla Grover and lVlargaret Dalton. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Tarrango, B. Gilliam, L. Scott, C. DeWitt, D. Verworn, M. Espinosa, V. Davis, B. Bank- sron, F. Vandyke, M. Dalton. SECOND ROW: P. Bruce, W. Boyd, C. Weyrauch, L. Melius, D. French, M. Smith, J, Prater, M, Holmes. THIRD ROW: H. Stringer, B. Vargas, C. Graham, A. Kirkwood, P. Grover, T. Pease, W. Woods, J. Higgins, C. Spangler, L. West. FOURTH ROW: C. Barrus, M. Horton, E. Lasser, K. Wildes, C. Waldrop, V. Smith, M. Verworn, R. Carlisle, P. Webb. Q -Hs'-59.5-- 'a r 11 whats. N..-at

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Mr Marracino directs the intermediate band. FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Clark, T. Roberts SECOND ROXV B. Biles, L. Odiorne, J. McGiIIem, D. O'Brlen G Bachman Intermediate, Beginning Bands, Orchestra Building for the futuren might well be the motto for three Pacifica music groups: beginning and intermediate bands and the orchestra. The orchestra, in the words of Mr. Marracino, is striving to improve itselff' The orchestra did not perform for the public at any time during the school year. It is hoped that from the present group a full orchestra will grow in the next year or so. The intermediate band will be combined eventually with the advanced band. Now the intermediate band acts as a reservoir for the advanced band. The beginning band, of course, is the building block from which the music depart- ment constructs its various instrumental organizations. Students with a minimum of musical experience form the beginning band. They all hope to go on to one or more of the higher instrumental groups. FIRST ROW left to right: A. Lucero. D. Duftler. SEC- OND ROW D Haro, R. Peterson. THIRD ROW: D. D. Bass, E. Willis, G. Trotter, G. Maxwell, D. Lopez, J Reber D Morris Il. D. Lopez, J. Reber. ' B. Deih, R. Henderson, B. Ward, D. Po lm waV -1- 'm1 .A l

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FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Mouzakis, E. Asplancl, P. Butler, J. Lane. SECOND ROW: D. Giberson, C. Miller, B. Ross. K. Green, J. Foster. S. Martin. 'Best Foot On March 15 and 16 the drama department pre- sented Best Foot Forward. a play written by John Cer-il Holm. The production was under the rlireetion of Miss Ann Jackson and the student director was .loyee Lune. The play was well received by an appre- 1-iative audience. The members of the cast were: jerry Foster as lluteh Miller. Keith Green as Hank Hoyt. Cooper Miller as Saitehel Moyer, Bobby Mouzakis as Chuelc Forworcl' Green, Lee Santa Maria as Dr. lleeber. llennis Gilmer- son as the old grad. Jan Foster as Minerva. Betty jean Grantham as Ethel. Geneva Sitton as Miss Delaware Water' Gap, Pat Butler as the blinml date. Vinee Mas- tracci as Bud Hooper. llennis Powell as Professor Lloyd, Beverly Ross as Gale Joy. Stan Kirkwood as ,lack Haggerty. Bob Burlson and Warren Selnierin- get' as Chester Billings. Ethel Asplancl as Helen Sehlessinger. and Shirley l ranx-es as Miss Smith. pw.. Mae seem.. mr xbwrmefa ww mi.