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

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Left: The Show group practices during fifth period and prepares for holiday performances In the area. Below left: Alumnus, Ben Vessup, joins The Living Christmas Tree as he sings ' Ring the Bells. Below: 198283 Girls Choir — First row: Lori Miller. Kelly Obien, Karen Sigler. Jubel Obien, Helen Kwon. Chris Kuhn, Carol Chudy, Renae Johnson, Terri Lacy. Second row: Colette Stark, Irene Taylor, Rhonda Wallbaum. Sandra Grable, Anette Forsythe, Shelly Rudnick, Alice Herrera, Third row: Monica Sanchez, Martha Wright, Linda Dubiski, Lisa McLaughin, Sharilyn Meyer, Angeia Johnson, Pam Stoker, Kim Jarre!!, Lisa Castillo. Fourth row: Tracy Lanier. Donna King, Debbie Manuel, Daneen Up ton, Dena Cronic, Yolanda Jasper, Bruseanna Romer, Lisa Hesla, Tahhan Howard, Kim Flatt Below right: 198283 Boys Choir — First row: Leo DeCora, Bob Campbell, Jim Wrysinski. Second row: Mike Harnden, Andy Biyant Dwyatt Williams, Third row: Charlie Hunter, Donald Shmid, William Lytle. Fourth row: Ryan McConnel, Larry Pirkle, Henry Manuel, John Kocher Bottom: During the holidays the show group performs for many audiences. Along with the Interact Club they visit Carmack School for handicapped children and sing Christmas carols. student life :i!i

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Sing out loud, sing out strong. ' Choir lets me use my desire to perform and helps theory. This choir sang such songs as Alleluia . In order to raise money for buses and the cost of me develop my leadership ambition, ' ' explained Jazz choir was held during third period. This group the Living Christmas Tree, the choir sold candles and Jubel Obien, member of the choir, choreographer of sang songs such as Black Water by the Doobie beef jerky, as well as charging admission to some of Showgroup, and president of choir. And it ' s nice Brothers and Trickle, Trickle by Manhattan having a team relationship with your peers. Transfer. This audition-only choir did performances Two other choirs that Mrs. Moakes taught were Mrs. Barbara iNoakes, instructor for choir, taught Men ' s Choir and Girl ' s Choir Along with the rest of five main choirs and helped out with small groups After trying out at the end of last year, about 25 the choirs, they helped put together the Living and individuals. people made it to Showgroup. which was a singing Christmas Tree, and helped with fund raisers. At the Concert Choir, held during zero period, focused on and dancing group that did about 40 performances end of the year, the entire choir was involved in the sacred music. After Christmas vacation. Mrs throughout the year One of the songs they sang was production of Aida , a staged musical. Kathi Noakes spent a couple of weeks teaching music Celebration by Kool and the Gang. Quiroz, class of ' 84 Above: San Gorgonio ' s concert choir per- forms at the Harris Court in Central City Mall during the Christmas season. Right: The Liv- ing Christmas Tree shows the combined talents of the music department. Below: 1982 83 Concert Choir — First row: Lone Miller, Kelly Obien, Karen Sigler. Chris Kuhn, Pam Stoker, Carol Chudy, Renae Johnson, Terri Lacy, Second row: Colette Stark, Monica Sanchez, Lisa Castillo, Irene Taylor, Rhonda Wallbaum, Shelly Rudnick, Sandy Grable, Kim Jarrell, Alice Herrera, Annette Forsythe, Third row: Linda Dubiski, Martha Wright, Lisa McLaughin, Andy Bryant, Bob Campbell, John Kocher, Leo DeCora, Donald Shmid, Jim Wrysinski, Fourth row: Tracy Lanier, Donna King, Debbie Manuel, Mike Harnden, Ryan McDonnell, Charley Hunter, Daneen Upton. Henry Manuel, Larry Pirkle, Dena Cronic, Yolanda Jasper, Lisa Hesla. Iflfp -win r I sr ■ a-t student life

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BJ ifue f »i-4 kva« jJI ROWD-I-E that ' s the way we spell rowdie! OdY Cl OWQ We party hardy at San G High! Come on all you Spartan fans, get on your feet and clap your hands! These were a few cheers that could be heard at San Gorgonio ' s football and basketball games. Participating in the excitement was near ly San G ' s entire student body, moms, dads, brothers, and sisters of the players, and loyal Spartan fans. All came from miles around to route San G ' s team to V V l-V-1-CT-O-R-Y! Along with the cheerleaders, there was also the Pep band, and the not to be forgotten, Frank Havernann and his famous basketball cheer, all of whom attended games to promote spirit in the crowd. Yeah! Rah! Expressions such as these could be heard spontaneously at either a football game when a first-down or a spectacular catch was made; also during a basketball game when there was a foul called on the other team or when the Spartans scored. Contrary to yeahs and rahs were Boos and Hisses. These usually oc- curred when the referees made unfair calls. There were also occasional times when the crowd rebelled against the opponent ' s crowd, or their team members, or even their coaches ' actions. Yelling, screaming, and just getting totally radical, became a habit, an urge, even a need, on Friday nights. Since loyal Spartans found it hard, even painful, to caim down after a victorious game, they often headed to the local eatery. After that ... to a friends house, home to watch late night TV, or on to bigger s arid better things.