Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Concert Choir Sings Looall THE MAIN function ofthe Ar- gonaut Concert Choir is to re- present GGHS, through music. Concert Choir traveled to numerous community functions to entertain and promote the spirit of GGHS. Staging a con- cert in December for both stu- dents and parents was only one of the choir's Christmas Performances. They traveled locally and sang for all ages. In the Spring, Concert Choir presented another concert for the school as well as taking part in the production of CameIot. Their biggest hon- or came when they sang as the host for the California Junior Miss Pageant. wi Lg ,fr T 'L J rg J. yccy v , ' 1 it ' T. raa M 'Xxx ,L 1 xx ...cw .4 t a t X .L x ts MR. HOGANSON demonstrates a new CONCERT CHOIR members Bill Hoganson, Debbie Ogden, Sherry Lindsey, Gail Reed, Singing ,echnique tor the choirfs and Eileen McKinney program. trate on learning a new song for the upcoming Christmas benefn l CONCERT CHOIR-Front Row: Shareen Finley, Cheryl Schultz, Grady Ireland, Jeff Janke, Chris LaBarthe, Gary Lewis, Cindy Madieros, Diane Demeneces Second Row: Lenore 20 CONCERT CHOIR James, Marsha Bezunar, Bob McDon- Steve Davis, Bill Hoganson, Gary Hall, ald, Monty Harrison, Bill Griffiths, Kelly John Hines, Eileen McKinney, Debbie Carroll, Sherry Lindsey, Gail Reed Ogden. At the piano is accompanist Back Row: Kitty Murray, Lynelle Bess, Judy Bailey.

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GOD BLESS America was one of five songs played by the GGHS band at the ded cation of the new Garden Grove Post Office, February IO. Congressman Richard T. Hanna presided at the dedication. DRUMMER MIKE Hubbard leads the brass section into the gym during the first pep assembly. Band Size, Impact Increased ONIE OF the most impressive things about the Argonaut band is its growth rote. Starting the year with under sixty players, the band now has over eighty hordeworking members. This size increase makes the band more effective musically and more 'flashy on the field. This year the Argonaut band acted as the official band at the dedication of the new Garden Grove Post Office, and won the highest award given at the Cypress Founders Day Parade. They captured the Sweep- stakes trophy for the best mu- sical unit in the parade. Drum maiorette Judy Smith led the band on the field and in the Anaheim Halloween Par- ade, the Cypress Parade, and the North Orange County Junior College Band Parade. AWARD WINNING Jill Brunt dis la ' . P Y5 THE ARGONAUT band forms in concert position at a football game. The band her I'9C-h CIUe- -l'll Pfofeeded the AV90 provided halftime entertainment at varsity football games all year. band in parades and performed at halftime. BAND 19

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A CAPPELLA-Front Row: Kurt Carlson, Dennis Cragun, Dennis Sorley, Willie Wendler, J. Gilbert Steidley, Penny Hanold, Vicki Hupp, Rosemarie He-nson, Historian Bev Rez, Sammie Richmond, Grace Marcotrigiano, Gretchen Crilly Second Row: Charles Beebe, Jeff LaBarthe, Roger Hcizelton, John Bernardoni, Dave Lo- gan, Meg White, Sheila Hudson, Tom- mye Kepley, Judy Smith, Cheryda Loadholtz, Linda Cravens, Carol Hcilmstrom, Pam Jocham Third CHERYL LINKOGLE adiusts stole on A Cappella robe before performing. Row: President Jim Stagner, Joe Bernardoni, Dale McCart, Scott Hoganson, Ed Porter, Donna Harmon, Kerry Thomas, Leah Hopper, Secretary Michelle Peck, Teresa Hageland, Gay Strand, Rosemary Lapham, Audrey Galbraith Fourth Row: Monty Harrison, Mark Hendrickson, Tom Fuller, Terry Niksch, Dave Dearing, Claire Mills, Patty Newman, Cindy Ricker, Vice-president Cathi Buhrig, Clair VanBloem, Ellen Jolley, Debbie Heyneman, Sherry Ward ACappo11a Performs A CAPPELLA is a combined choir of boys and girls selected from Boys Chorus and Girls Chorus. They perform at vari- ous banquets and at school activities. This year during the Christ- mas season, the Choir per- formed at various elementary schools around Garden Grove and at the Kiwanis Club in Buena Park. Fifth Row: Don Demers, Richard Bilskis, Mike Hotfert, John Hines, Steve Coffey, Keith Warner, Kristy Stubbs, Cathy Meidinger, Kathy Doss, Pat Money, Leah Codding, Jackie Homewood, Ch- eryl Linkogle, Devon Day Back Row: Ron Anderson, Rick Wildey, Chris Serapin, John Bostick, Tim Baerg, Don Oper, Carol Aldrich, Sharon Lackey, Amy Barbour, Diane DeLano, Kathy Hassard, Val Madieros, Sue Vermeer- sch, Dion Tomka. ss 1 .1 DION TOMPKA IS x'tranformed as she puts on a choir robe prior to the Spring Concert. A CAPPELLA 21