Rowland High School - Saga Yearbook (Rowland Heights, CA)

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1 Mr Conconzoro at he besr . . . direamg 2 Wode McMullen, srudy rhor music 3 Mrs Dedi, where Is rhe choir ' 4 A Coppello I Officers: Coroline Meyer, Women ' s R.epresentorive; Todd Vigilerti, Mole Representorive, Debbie Morcusson. President, Ann DIessum, Seaetory 5 Hey. whor ' s going on over There ' 6 A Coppello II Officers: Derek Fryer, Mole Represenrotive. Vickie Corh, Women ' s Representorive, Terri Upshow, President, Tina Wesr, 5eaerory aSi wwW A LOT OF CLASS The lorgesr choirs on campus ore rhe A Coppello choirs, rorolling 112 members Their owesome vocal sym phony has been furrher occenred by disrincrive new robes rhor were pur- chased or o cost of $10,000. Severol fundraisers were necessary ro pro- vide funds for rhis irem. Monies were also roised by rhe srudenrs for rhe rour of Northern California over Eosrer vQcorion. This rore event, rotolling $25,000, gave the singers o chance to act OS goodwill ombossodors from Rowlond Heighrs Music exuded from the gym on May 12 when Row land High hod their first chance to host rhe Southern Coli forma Vocal Association Festival An- other prestigious first wos the record- ng of double album by rhe choirs, featuring a medley of the A Coppello songs sung throughout the year. The yeor 1982 83 was exrremely produc- rive and was portrayed by their high enrollment and high spirited enthusi- osm ftom within A family like atmo- sphere was created by the closeness and respecr for each other and Mr Contonzoro, who declared, They hove o lot of class Serving as a father figure and coach, John Contonzoro rroins his singers hard, olwoys demonding im- provement from them. His cholleng ing of young people pays off in sotis foction when he sees them rise above their inhibitions ond insecurities to reolize the power and beauty ovoiloble to them through music. SAGA honors the Rowland choirs for their londmork accomplishments in 1982-83 They have helped build school spirit by their active porticipo tion and dedicotion to something in which they believe . Acoppeiio 25

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A CAPPELLA I Deonno Alworrh Dionne Doker Lex Deloot Ann DIessum Amber Doone Keith Dnnl mon Michoel Durns Trocy Cannon Kathleen Cheny Deonno Dovenporr Melanie Deem Debbi Ellior Cindy Fiedler Dovid Flores Kim Gimple Teresa Gregory Jean Griggs Diono Jorrert Kimberly Kemp Suson Kilmer Oridgerr Lons Mary Lorenz Kevin MacCormid-i Mendy MocDonold Jode Mogollones Debbie Morcusson Gory Morrin Annerre Morhews Wode McMullen Coroline Meyer FWlip Milono Lorolyn Monsen Sylvia Montono Lynnerre Mulienoux Coroline Nicolo Mickle Overoll SobreniQ Persoll Nicholos Poyner Kim Quisr Thereso ( eyes Debbe Reynolds Jenee Rue Corherlne Sanchez Mario Stmen Mike Simen Reggie Spencer Seon Spooner Ken Stanford Debbie Strong Joyce Tully Todd Vigiletti Johnno Vinson Michele Wogner Judy Vheeter Tomoko Yono A CAPPELLA II Dennis Allen Srephonie Arterberry Pom DoWes Kim Derg Dorren Doyert Shown Burton Jim Chambers Denise Chopmon Fronk Culberson Melody Cunmnghom Revo Curron Rhodo Doniels Jeonette Delgodo Michelle Dotron Deborah Drennen Korhy Fox Derek Fryer Michelle Gongoro Michelle Grow Donno Guin Kristine Gurrieri Judy Heusner Vickie Hill Elsie Hollond Liso Howord Sherril Howord Eddie Johnson Anthony Joyce Deverly Kobock Morrin Kowoi Tom Kilroy Dovid Lindy Potti Llovero Toni Morrello Deity Moxey Deotrice Mendozo Leotho Merrell Carlos Mirondo Kim Poyne Chorlorte Porrish Melody Roines Lynn Rogers Stocy Ross Vickie Roth Tine Schmod ' ; Andy Seorgeont Mike Shelby Michele Shipp Robbie Sims Angelo Smith Donno Strowger Reggie Thomos Terri Upshow Dorienne Volencio Sonyo Von VIeor Tino West Deth Wilburn C4 Acoppello

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OUTLETS FOP, EXPRESSION r owlond ' s chapter of rhe ColiforniQ Scholarship Federorion, on orgonizo rion for honor srudenrs who meer grode poinr requiremenrs, hod a slow srorr firsr semesrer due ro Mrs Dou monn ' s absence on sicK leave for rwo months After her return, the club be- gon their yeorly ocrivities The club earned money through Dingo Nights and selling condied apples during Western Weel-;, which wos awarded to groduoting members as college fi- nonciol Old Due to their academic excellence, OF members were the recipients of o priviledge day to go to Universal Studios on Morch 21 Also, the Los Angeles Times oworded straight A students with Dodger base boll tickets In oddition. progress is cur rently being mode toward obtoining Norionol Honor Society charter for Rowland High, or press time the school had not yet been notified of qualification. Unlike CSF, Christians on Campus is Q religious club open to all students. Its main goal is to promote spiritual growth through the teachings of the Bible There ore nine teochers in volved with the student officers in co ordinoting activities It ' s exciting , stares advisor Ruben Chomorro The students show good ottitudes and cooperation COC hos been raising money by cleaning the gym after Monday Night Dingo and they attended the gome show Child ' s Ploy This money was used to sponsor a member entering college as well as oiding world mis sionaries At their weekly meetings, the members shared positive personal experiences ond had severol guest speakers, including medico! student Matt Aney, Mr Aney ' s son. Doth CSF and COC provide students an outlet to express themselves and meet others with similar ideals These self enrichment groups encourage Roiders to be all they con I CSF