Manual Dominguez High School - El Espejo Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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Ml'fN'S Gl.IiI-I: jerry Esposito, Tony Stcelmnn, Dale james jischke, jim Dugan, Ilolw Nlclfcllcrs, Mike Wills, -loc Atius, Tom Hogg, Gary llohhs, Don Gregory, Znhowski, Stan Mnrtz, In close harnlony, they perforln with distincti SONGlf'l l'lfS, ROW 1: l.ynn Smith, Deenn Webb, Emma Snlas, Roberta Plzltz, jenn Dickerson, Linda jaspar, llut Swarty, Sandy Weir, lfrnestine Terrnyzis, Peggy Riddle, Judy Hellard, Susie Vignnroli. ROW 2: Georgia llcnry, Suzanne Irving, Karen Smith, Rose Buckley, Beverly Pyle, Joanne Pindziack, Rita Voc-lker, Donna Cornish, Shari jones, Pat llefner, Karen Nlustain, Sharon Hays, ROW 3: Pat llindmnn, Marilyn Baker, Colleen lfnglish, Sharry linscom, Mary Perkins, Kny Folk, Wanda Gellar, Dorn Ochon, Betty Chadwick, Diane McCormick. ll 4 I is , 4 V 5 ' E , it , ' S S- or , y , yy . Q 4 --f- - a -Q ,,,. .,,r z 1 ' -Q. ff .4 Q X J. . ' up Q , 4 ws i ,, ai , q It i ' h ' 1 1 I I' Y as Q 'O ' in N 5 A ' ' ' Q f - ig r N , ' ff ' ' S , ' .iz .ww V 372 iP 4 A 1 fr w S f T 7 , ,,,,,ii if 'at A-2 Q x , . V x :.,,, .: , ,XM ,V , :rf 4 ull' . A f I M N 8 3 Nl N x ,fx , K X ' I ' V t V ,sr X ' -I f QQ Q N, Q H0

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DANCE BAND, ROW 1: Tom Hogg, Richard Williams, Whorter. ROW 2: jon Le Rette, Ray Sanford, Bob Laffy HUM, Bob Galassoy Dave Schwab, I-al'1'Y MC' Hallmark, David Lense, Neil Stannard, Mr. lirjavec, Dennis Blum, Gary Myers, Dale l-luston. They kept Don halls happily ringing SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE sounded much better during the Moods 'n Melodies Program than they look in this picture. MUSIC DEPARTMENT has provided much in the way of entertainment this year. Students have shown growing interest in these organ: izations, proved by the increasing numbers enrolled in the past year. Their schedule has been one varying from early morning practices to long sleepy sessions in the evening. Pre- paring forthe programs took time and patience, but the finished performances of the Fall Festival, Christmas Concert, and Spring Concert compensated for all the hard work.

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