Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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CHORUS Mrs. Carey lightens vocal load Bottom Row: Luft to Rlght: Terice Freeman, Patricia Foster, Jamie Miller, Michelle Conn. Connie Falkner. Constance Walesky, Margaret Knight, Kay Moore. Bonnie Hollingsworth, Jane Johnson, Cindy Mergard, Diane Stuckey, Cindy Bellamy, Beth Monier, Celia Jones. Carolyn Bowman, Terry Daniel, Sharon Meyer. Second Row: Cathy Bell, Donna Minella. Jackie Edwards, Linda Couchen- our, Kitty Weiss, Carol Eustice, Vicki VanHorn. Nancy Day, Susanne Daniel. Colleen Busboc Kim Shipp, Ann Schrubbe, Krista Bossard. Carla Kallie, Gail Stocton, Raena Ingham, Robyn H sen, Gretchen Lamb, Helen Gregory, Louise Robinson, Laurie ltow. Thlrd Row: Robert Ashcr Dave Daniel. Bob Burnett, Craig Bossard, Harvey Vucasovich, Larry Reiter. Mark Grunseth. Cl Each spring, vocalists engage in com- petitive auditions for the opportunity to sing in Sahuaro's Concert Choir. This year's list of concert engage- ments included the Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts with programs for baccalaureate, and graduation. Those qualified members also tried out for All-State Chorus and participated in the Tucson Public Schools Choral Fes- tival at Palo Verde High School. Faculty sponsors, Mrs. Earlene Carey and William B. lveson, believed that the purpose of the concert choir was to provide choral literature and dem- ocratic experience,- the choir that sings together, swings together. l FAR LEFT: Enunciate your words! Pronounce each syllable distinctIy. Mr. lveson directs the concert choir which is rehearsing for the Christmas concer. l LEFT: The art of being a director takes knowledge, patience and occasionally a lot of volume. Mr. lveson finds he must involve himself in the music his choirs perform. 156 ORGANIZATIONS t , v'., i fig X i

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Sahuaro's top vocalist group, the Sa- huaro Singers, fformally known as the Ensemblel was comprised of twenty- six members who had to try-out the spring before. They were graded on their intonation, melodic diction, rhyth- mic dictation, voice quality and their ability to sight read. Everyone in the school could try out and had a chance to enter this group which offered ad- vance literature and helped to better public relations for the school. The only prerequisite was that they took Concert Choiralso. This year the Singers performed at many places outside of school such as service clubs, luncheons, hospitals, and rest homes. as well as four concerts here at school. l LEFT: The Sahuaro Singers gavetheir first concert at Christmas. They tested their program at the A.A.S.C. Student Convention Luncheon re- ceiving pleased applause from their audience. l FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Mrs. Earlene Carey adds a change of teacher's methods by co mingto Sahuaro to help Mr. Iveson with his heavy class loads. I BOTTOM LEFT: Elaine Hawkins, solos on the Negro Spiritual. Mary's Little Boy Chile. Accompanying her are Beth Monier, Dave Daniels, Cecila Jones and Larry Reiter. Bottom Row: Mary Treumann. Donna Horner, Second Row: Cindy Young, Robin Dicken. Cheri Brownell. Becky Jensen. Thlrd Row: Tracey Harris, Tina Chavez, Karen Esquerdo, Lynn Biebqlgl Fourth Row: Kristin Rhodes. Bonnie Carper, Nancy Day, Pat Butcher, Jane Harrell, Erica West. Jo Hartmann. Flfth Row: Joan Dymock. Marilyn Roos, Colleen Shannon, Marty Walker. Joanne ltow. Jeanie Hospel- horn. Sixth Row: Barbara Read, Jeanette Porath. Gloria Thompson, Kathrin Gustilo. Nancy Michaels. Lorraine Lekawa. Nancy Cacioppo, Jackie Loebe. Seventh Row: Pam Curry. Jackie Merrill. Chris Plotner. Chris Thompson. Peggy Buchholtz, Andrea Johnson, Jan Berry, Beverly Hawkings. Eighth Row: Debbie Brodigan.'Pam Jarvis. Karen Chavez. Rhonda Runion. Mrs. Carey. Amy Epstein, Lee Westfall, Kathy Lundby, Annette Firth, Karen Kisinger. Mom- bon Absent: Anna Thomas. Colleen Nuszkiewicz. Trudy Dickerson. Melody Montgomery. Terry Moore. l BELOW: Choraliers was an advanced girls singing group which provided choral experience and perfor- mances for advanced girls. These girls had been in beginning girls vocal the previous year and had to try-out forthis class. Only those with the highest scores made the class. ORGANIZATIONS 155

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rwick, Mike Hessick, Mike Monier. Sid Bradley. Rodney Boam. Tom Low. Edward Ober, Daniel 'biII. Danny Hastings. Paul Blacquiere. Fourth Row: Dan Volsteadt. Mike Frosi, Ben Garcia, n Zeidman. Joe lngeneri. Quentin Dees. John Goodwin. Chris Johnson. Glenn Dickens. Doug s I. ,..., ig Mark. David Holt, Mark Schoonover, Brian Harpel. Bob Fee, Mike Jeffers, Fred Pascoe. Gordon Chaidez. Dee Crawford, Elaine Hawkins. Charles Pacheco. Jimmy Baum. Members missing: Rena Shepherd K J - J -- sf-' A -r . - - . 1 -.M-:.,.u, ORGANIZATIONS 157