Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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Laurie Barnhart. Tim Padilla. Steve May. Rod Buchanan. Caroline Baker. John Schrenk. Alice Thiel. Lane Shetterly. Don Radke. Vicky Krebs. Sheryl Hilborn and other Dragonaires go carolling during the Christmas season. Margaret Ronco fastens her choir robe in prepara- Choir members Joel Stein. Chris Lefever. Mary Simons and Doreen tion for the Christmas Concert. Ratzlaff enjoy themselves at the fall concert. 23

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Jack Haines, cadet teacher for Mr. Pas-santino's Writing I class helps out Scott Michaels with an assignment. Lee Thompson prepares an experiment on mass for his junior high science class. CADET TEACHING Proving Ground Common ground between cadets and their advisor. Mrs. Nancy Ro-senbalm, was developed through conferences and daily observations. Handling every conceivable situation that arose in the cadet’s classrooms aided in the decision on whether or not teaching was right for them. Experiences ranged from delightful to trying and quick thinking or common sense was sometimes necessary. Most of the seniors took the course for a full year. Marla Unger carries the ball for a gain Cadet teacher. Susan Holmes, holds the attention of students In her 2nd grade In 6th period P.E. during a unit on football. class, as she demonstrates reading skills. 27

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Enthusiasm for vocal music is shown here by Bev Meyers. Linda George. Steve May and pianist Cindy Toews who use the lunch period for practice. MUSIC EDUCATION Television Media Tested A place for individual contact with music as well as a mutual sharing between veteran director. Mrs. Nancy Rosenbalm and her vocalists was evident. In spite of a sour alto note from the second row during “Birth”, or the talking tenors in front interrupting “Maria”, the seventy-eight performers strove for unity and projection. The singers utilized new and old performance opportunities with musical concerts on local cable television, the traditional choir accompaniment honoring Homecoming royalty, a Christmas concert, a festival in Silverton, and their evening concerts in February. April and May. A new seminar course, “Music and Man”, had no trouble getting its feet off the ground. Students composed avant-garde music, using their own system of notation. OCE provided the occasion for two field trips, one to learn about the synthesizer and electronic music and another to attend an opera rehearsal. A full schedule of things to learn or achieve with many rewards was characteristic of this department. Choir: Back Row: Randal Burtis. Rodney Buchanan. Wilbur Quiring. James Rassmussen. Douglas Heibenthal. Dennis Day. Robert Padilla. John Dodge. Middle Row: Barry Osteen. Corey Bowman, Lane Shetterly. John Schrenk. William Millhouser. John Schierling. Richard May. Row next to front: Martha Overstreet. Linda George. Lucille Peters. Debra Snapp. Margaret Lamb. Sharon Barnett. Edith Stout. Cynthia Toews. Twilla Friesen and Deborah Pugh. Front Row: Caroline Baker. Nancy Henson. Teresa Arnold. Vicky Krebs. Linda Fast. Anita Schuler. Audrey Graham. Mrs. Rosenbalm. director and Sheryl Hilborn. accompanist. 29