Carson High School - Palomino Yearbook (Carson, CA)

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I CI MUSIC! Jazz Ensemble (front) R. Villegas, E. Bay on, M. Nakagawa, C. Sallis, M. Kaisa, (middle) 5. Manua, C. Guisler, M. Polm, C. Price, P. Hernandez, R. Creen (Back) D. Matos, B. Chang, J. Molina, B. Wyche, C. Higa, D. Hoel, (standing) Mr. J. Berk Jazz Ensemble Blues tunes, upbeat tempos, jazzy versions of old favorites; all are part of the exceptional repertoire of Car- son ' s Jazz ensemble. Under the skill- ful eye of Mr. Berk, these students continue to impress audiences. Orchestra Each spring, Carson holds an an- nual music production. Along with delightful acting and singing, audi- ences are impressed with the skill ot the Colt orchestra. Directed by Mr. Berk, Carson ' s orchestra is recog- nized as one of the finest student groups in the city. Jazz ensemble corning around. 41

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MUSIC! ML ORCHESTRA ' S WIND SECTION l l D SECTIO : (first row) Arnel Galicia, Melanie Polh, Suzanne Seals, April Cortinas, Luis Velasquez, Jeff Co (second row) Mr. Berk, Frank Cortinas, Anthony Sanchez, lira Keeton, Melissa Wozniak, lose Martinez (third row) Mel Kaisa, Jeff Molinas, Allen Poulson, Garrick Sakado, kcllie Filener ORCHESTRA ' S STRING SECTION STRING SECTION: (first row) Ronnie Nadal, Timi Yanto, Julie Fiedler, Gretchen Urqvico, Sailina Manua, Sondma Parabrub, Andrew Pina, Jim Hejia, Jesse Oam Mberl Clary, Joey Jimeno, Sean Argo, Emmanuel in -rj Romeo Sapanza (Third) Arnold Roxas, Leslit Cortez, Mike Coloma, Dak kinder, David Santabanez, Dave Letcher 40

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A Song In Their Heart Choir The sound of sweet voices blending in harmony is often heard on Carson ' s campus. The music department is well known for the quality of its stu- dents and instruction. Students in choir learn to create a united sound of harmony and grace. TENORS ALTOS CHOIR (front l-r) J. Maile, M. Mctarland, Y. Jennings, R. Fauanuu (2nd) A. Mala, M. Petzla, T. Long, R. Armstrong (3rd), . Perez, K. Adams, D. Davis, F. Aulai (back) M. Carmichael, V. Tuitoelau, T. Maiava The lovely voices of the sopra- no section of the Colt Choir add a lyrical quality to every perfor- mance. Students practice long hours to perfect each song. SOPRANO CHOIR (Front l-r) K. Ward, F. Robinson, M. Cekel- vey, E. Mata (2nd) E. Pastrano, M. Barba, M. Reed, S. Simpson, L. Brown (3rd) 5. Sor- iano, G. Dahilig, D. Nomura, R. Dugger (back) D. Ponce deLeon, D. Berg, S. Evens, A Bombardo Jazz Ensemble The star of the vocal groups may well be the vocal jazz ensemble. They have a unique and polished sound which delights audiences. Not only do vocal jazz students practice long hours on up-beat songs, they rehearse perky pro- fessional quality dance numbers. Lisa Sabunoc and Annie Nadal gaze at the music for a special song. VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE (seated l-r) W. Roberson, R. Porter, L. Dennis, D. Kinser, B. Gil, A. Simpson, (Middle) R Wendt, R. Dreyer, L. Cabunoc, R. Nadal, L. Cabaldon (back) N. Chang, A. Cuarenta, R. Washington, C. Cabal- don, M. Jensen 42