Mira Costa High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Manhattan Beach, CA)

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If ,J-N. .M-'- Cliff Peters, Chris Lane, Chug Kellum, Debbie Wheeler, John Giovati, Peggy Casey. 1-al Carl Hillier, Cheryl Brown, Kirk Butler, Carol Hannan, Antonio Moraw- ski, Amy Briggs. F Mark Anderson, Maureen Walsh, John Norris, Glena Goranson, Mark Pio, Cheryl Reinman. S s E.. Anthony Maggio, Melanie Richards, Tony Brandes, Kim Grouwinkel, Mike Kerner, Suzanne Burris. 15.51 . ,M if Bob Mayo, Joan Jenssen, Bruce Nicholson, Bonnie Nichols, Ray Ly- man, Jeri Staley ,,.. Bill Stenton, Toni Astone. Rick Jones, Vicki Horne, Steve Nisen, CindyWoods.

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CDRCNATIO 22393 if Ig Queen Glena Goranson and King Rick Sciascia presided over the evening. Rick Sciascia, Nanette Elkind, Gerry Hillier, Teresa Thomasson, Tom Witt, Robin Honaker. Suits and tormals, boutonnieres and corsages could be seen amidst the royal blue, purple and white trim- mings of the March 3rd Coronation Ball. The theme, Camelot: Nights in White Satin , was displayed ele- gantly by the drawbridge over which the Court of 52 Seniors paraded. Planning and decorations were done by the Girls' League. Appropriate music was performed by the group Goodness and Mercy . Climaxing the evening was the crowning of King Arthur, Rick Sciascia and Queen Guenivere, Glena'Goranson. ,V .J W 2 ,, f l A W?r,' K df Claudio lngold, Rosaura Pineiro, Kalule Luyombo, Sharon Swenson, Mike Calzada, Andrea Clymer. Rick Yancey, Kelly Metkovich, Brady Cherry, Dana Caston. Joey Ambriz, Michelle Dunn.

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Under direction of lVlr. Robert Wilhelm, the Mico Aires performed in a very professional manner with great results. Their traditional Christmas program delighted everyone with favorite songs of the season and contemporary hits. The group rounded up the year with several out-of-school presen- tations. The Concert Band was seen at their best during the Spring Concert, held on Nlay 24. lVlr. William Power directed the performance. They also entered several local compe- titions. Superior ratings have been characteristic in the past and this year was no exception. All experiences aided the students of both groups in expressing and improvingtheirtalents. 60 8 .Ok ,OF I 2 ,f n 67 109' T Musical Groups .fs f E: .sr .t -Q Q ,--. .. - 1 5 Q , tftt , ssts C C t slts i 1 r--s ,1- ,Q--f-fsiw ' 1- ,,.-.-.-,-- - ' . sg. f..' ' 3ig2i3Z2'1gQtffE51 Hffjk' 'Zi T 'T-iii. .i1f 2 -'S' If T-.: Rx ' . A ' ::4iS5Yg5 i stti C it We i - C sstt i ,gi ,-s.' . ,L 1 1- - --f'w:t ' Rf i -- -i-.- N G , age s M-R:g1::-S-.'3 ' - fi ---. f -W , - -if Q: -K is . M K Wt T ' if .-.k- his 'Q Q' il s? 'f f:3 W ' -' fii fffi-M 515 si K' 71' 'fi s V ,QM-'if ' if . Ti '-t- lsQ5i.:?PLijl?X s . gift t.. L,t , g Q .5 33225 .7 .t VM 35 3 . sg iss eg g 's H ' it ' is - i 3 g is ix g- 'X t - P I 3 - T' - K f fi :rf f :EZ S - S 'Q-E! . 1 ' L Wg! ' ll i six? 3' -T is f 1-tie 21 . 1 3 sta . 3 -f Q, ,J X :Q sr' 'f-S QL. x 4 - sen iii 1 f 1 1 , I it 5 - A - , J: - 'F it 5 -f f. rig? E15 'Y' '51-3 57 5 1? El 2.s5ffi:E3t i f 'X 1 'T-ees .srl Y - K -ss f tt rt- , i.:'-1-Q'-:sL'g-TESL J w s ..-. -, i K- t I i' , s as-'s - ' .fast-it -st r. ' 1 :' g. fm 1 -wi 23131 : fzgvf - .f-s x - ' J' 5 f 1 . - ii.-. 5 -- . ., 5 Expressing the Christmas spirit were the Mico Aires. 1 Morning choir practices were a daily event. The Concert Band prepared forthe Spring Concert with anticipation. 30