Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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TU CAMPUS EVENTS .5 . , CHOIR A large and progressive choir was the distinction given to this year's choral group by their most competent director, Mrs. Marie Daugherty. The choir had a very extensive year, presenting several programs and accompanying school activities. The Candle- light Vesper Service on December 15, 1944 was one of the most 3 inspiring of their numerous presentations. Another of their moving programs was that in commem- if oration of the untimely death of our beloved President, Frank- t lin D. Roosevelt, on April 12, 1945. Very active in the vocal department this year was the i girls' sextet and a boys' choral group. 3 TOP ROW: FLORA NEIBLAS, MARGUERITE CHANGALA, DOLORES GOODWIN, MAXINE CHASE, BARBARA HALE, MARION ANDERSON, LAVONNE GRAHAM, SHIRLEY SORENSONl JUANH'A CANTRELL, SADIE REYES, PAT MAY, LORENE HANSELL, PAT KILPATRICK, BEVERLY PEROZZI. MIDDLE ROW: JOE MARTINEZ. TED DUFF, J. R. TATUM. BOB BOYDI DICK NESMITH, JACK HANDLEY, GENE COXI ERNIE WARNER, BILL PENDERED, BILL BUNGE, RAY HEACOCK, PETE HAVEN, HAROLD MAYER, JOE BURKE, JOHN PRUNTY. DAVID CALLAHAN, DOLORES BARNES. BOTTOM ROW: FRANCES NIEBLAS, DALLAS WAGNER, MARIAN CUMMINGS, ANDREIA FLUD, LOIS LONG, ALICE HOWELL, DARLENE OLSON, SHIRLEY CASPERSON, JEAN MATSON, JOYCE HALFORD, BETTY HOUSEHOLDERl LILLIAN HASKELL, BARBARA WELLS, GAIL TUCKER.

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BAND Led by C. W. Crowl, the band has made numerous appear- ances this season. In their snappy black and White uniforms they have added much to the atmosphere at all the home toot- bodl and basktball games. Although small, our band, through the cooperation of each student, made a very good showing at all times. It participated in the school plays and assemblies; all of its success being due to the hard work of the members and the capable supervision of Mr. Crowl. K LEFT TO RIGHT: RONALD CALDWELL, RICHARD STOLTE. HELEN KIMBALL. ROY HULL, RICHARD NORTHRUP. JACK BIRD, HARROLD BRISTOW, DAVID BASCOM, RICHARD WARNER. BOB MeCALLA. DOUG THORMAN. BILLIE CHAPMAN, BEVERLY PEROZZI, GEORGE GAYLORD, JAY HALFORD, MR. CROWL. BY DRUM: WARREN McCONNELL. NORMAN NYSWONGER. ehh V$u--,.... h... the hu-

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,v t FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: PAT SHELLHOUS, BILLIE CHAPMAN, GAYLORD WILLIAMS, t; '9 '3 g n NLgOROTHY'KtIMBALL, JOE HAEGEMAN. FRANCY JACOBS, MISS BORUM, BRUCE EMERY, V OB ECHOLS. STAGE CREW Always hard at work, building the sets for plays and assemblies, has been the stage crew. Under the direction of Miss May Rose Borum, the stage crew was a determining factor in the success of this year's dramatic productions. The typical old-iashioned set for the Senior Play, and the modern one, for the Junior Play, not only showed their skill, but originality too. Behind those sets was the work of many weeks. t