San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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A -- ■ Greg Cooper Jennifer Craig Saul Correa Elizabeth Cravens Ernest Cox Alvin Crismundo w es a James Cronan Russel Daniels Edward Crosby Valencia Dawson William Culbertson James DeBow Ronnie DeCarmo Julie Diaz Roy Ditto Willie Dee Val Diaz Terrell Dodson Richard DeGraw Laura Dierking Jennifer Downs Sean Dennis Cindy Dieterich Lisa Ducca Top: Kris Fry performs a routine to Working for the Weekend at the Homecoming assembly. Above: Working diligently, Richard Roach learns the complicated subject of record keeping.

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Suzi Chapin Maria Chiprez F.lodie Clark Carolyn Kerry Cooke Robin Chapman David Clark Dawnie Cleveland Cofrancesco Joe Cole Qina Cooper

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Music is her life Showcase After practicing with the San Gorgonio Showgroup, one could find junior Terri Beeman at the house of Ann Moore, a Bulgarian voice teacher. Terri took two, two- hour lessons per week to enhance her singing ability. Terri had been singing in choirs since elementary school. It wasn ' t until her sophomore year in high school that she and her parents decided that she should start taking private lessons. Ann Moore helped Terri to nuture her voice slowly, and to allow Terri to develop her own style. Miss Moore was very adamant about not allowing Terri to tryout for local musicals. She felt that this would be damaging to a pupil ' s voice since most of these musicals didn ' t care about the individual ' s needs. Terri felt that it was very important to move slowly and build her voice gradually. With the help of her singing teacher, Terri was properly learning the art of singing. Sandra Dumas Kerrie Dyer Atrina Ellerbe Rochana Mike Eaton Nickie Elson Dunmeyer Shelley Eaion Juan Espinoza Troy Durham There was much more to Terri ' s lessons than just singing. Ann Moore required Terri and her other pupils to write music theories. This was so Terri could understand and appreciate the composer of the music she sang. The long hours of practicing really paid off for Terri in the spring of her sophomore year. She competed and won the Bach Festival. Terri was the youngest contestant in her group, so she really felt this quite an accomplishment. The winning of the Bach Festival put Terri into the regionals, which were a bitter disap- pointment for her. She didn ' t place in this competition. She said she had fun and that it was a great learning experience. Terri ' s plans for the future have not been entirely planned. She would like to attend Redlands University and attain a minor degree in music. Her greatest goal is to become an opera singer, but would be quite content if someday she could teach voice. Ruthie Franco Celso Fraticelli Top left: Junior Terri Beemar spare time. : only enjoys singing at school, but also in her