Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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Members of Mr. Ruud's advanced wood class join forces while Constructing ping-pong cables. Surfboard built in shop Ray Grossainr clips A piece of white hoc metal into water in order co cool iz. 32 If-lbouej jim Moore and classmates assemble sawhorses which they had made previously in carpentry. fBelou'j john Burk uses aT-square to mark where to Cut a piece of wood.

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Lorie Long, Barry Trudeau, and Steve Cook practice dmm parts during beginning band. Do-Re-Mi ..... H These familiar syllables meant more than just the lyrics of a popular song to the first year chorus classes. Taught the fundamentals of choral technique by a new addition to the music department, Mr. Pearce, the begin- ning choir students practiced their newly acquired skill of sight reading diligently. In second year chorus, the more experienced vocalists were challenged with more difficult material to meet their advanced technique. Both choruses spent many tedious rehearsal hours perfecting their carols for the annual Christmas concert and hoping for admission into the concert choir. First and second year band members spent a bu sy year acquainting themselves with all phases of instrument- al music-from symphgnieg to jazz--and gained skills necessary to make them a part of the top-rated Hilhi Spar- tan band. Students in musical education study and medi tate while listening to a selection. Mn X I . 1 v 'H -+-A 'J J Barbara Matsen, Judy McWilliams, and Janice jones concentrate on their music as they go through a song in beginning M4-sw chorus.