El Cerrito High School - El Camino Yearbook (El Cerrito, CA)

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Expanded choral program creates new opportunities Beginning chorus was added to the choral pro- gram this year, giving students a greater oppor- tunity to learn self-expression through song. With the traditional A Cappella and Los Choralistas, the new choir performed in a fall concert. The members of A Cappella participated in a choral program for all high schools in the district during December, in addition to their concerts with the Orchestra. Los Choralistas, a madrigal group, sang for many community groups, including various PTA's. All three choral groups are under the direction of Miss Jupe, who announced her engagement to Mr. James Bradley in April. A Q , ' Theresa Baca sings out in choir. gunman: A Cappella Front Row: Maureen Zuerner. Row 2: Bobbi Shearn, Laurel Crowley, Marion Fitch, Shannon Lar- son, Sally Daft, Row 3: Wendy Shearn, Mark Rogers, Carol Lefever, Beverly Medler, Mary Hunnicutt, Lani Freeman, Judy Herrod, Kris Sparrow, Linda Dunkham. Row 4: Jack Sudduth, Pirie Hart, Richard McClellan, Dale Fisher, John Adams, Martha Jackson, Eric VanDijk, Curtis Flamm, Tim Calvert.

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v Los Choralistas Front Row: Laurel Crowley, Maureen Zuerner. Bobbi Shearn, Jenny Doman, Donald Ray Wilcots expresses himselfwithasong. Diana Nishita. Row 2: Pirie Hart, Lani Freeman, Carol Lefever, Pat McCoy, Judy Herrod. Row 3: Tim Calvert, Jack Sudduth, Eric Van Dijk, Mark Rogers, and Richard McClellan. AFS students discover new worlds first-hand In our world there are many types of people, all with different life styles. Part ofschool is learn- ing about different peoples and how to cope with others. Each year the American Field Service provides a chance for students to get first-hand experience with people of other cultures. Two or three EC students are sent through the AFS pro- gram to live in other countries while two students come to EC in exchange. Leonard Stoch, of South Africa, and Desanka Gajic, of Yugoslavia, came to EC under the AFS program. Len, who stayed with Martha Jackson's family, became very active in drama. Desanka, who lived with Debi and Carolyn Haycock, was one of the few girls who wore knickers to school. Len and Desanka probably learned more about our culture than we learned oftheirs. Desanka Gajic, left, AFS student from Yugoslavia, stayed with Debi fin the reary and Caro- lyn Haycock. Martha Jackson shared her home with Leonard Stoch from South Africa. 27