Montgomery High School - Valhal Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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4 3 Q FRONT ROW: Dorothy Vifuli, Karen Tucker, Joyce Treadway, Linda Stith, Joan Wargin, Donna Elk, EmmaJohnson. SECOND ROW: Loretta Johnson, Linda Pavioni, Marilyn Zunino, llene Darling, Ann Schieberl, Rebecca Snelson. THIRD ROW: Sandy Hlebakos, Sue Cunningham, Marilyn Scudder, Lavada Masterson, Judy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Damran, Barbara Warren, Christine Miller, Kay Kutz, Liz Neace. GIRLS GLEE THE REFUGEES FRONT ROW: Don Brown, Loren Raymond, Ken Crocker, Mike Gerboth. SECOND ROW: Terry Hender- son, Robert Siemer, Andy Poor, Jim Dills, Bill E. Brown. 31: 'Y Fvvli rl. ...Zan I ,K - rig 1, It t vi .4 I: V, .3 ' V IA X - 'L' Q' gif, 04 a ' 5 it pq 1 6 v K l 1

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A CAPPELLA BOTTOM ROW: Anne Bannister, Marie Morris, Priscilla Scott, Dorothy Vitali, Mary Coggins, Della Casady, Kathy Rayner, Bev Myers, Mary Hassel, Carrol Rodgers, Mariann Brown, Naomi Veach, Toni Wiesenburger. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Hunt, Tasia Mouzakis, Lorraine Pieraccini, Sandy Burgess, Virginia York, Mary Joyce Coe, Sharon Lichau, Fat Duncanson, Barbara Warren, Jenni Wood, Judith Christian, Sandy Hunt, Eleanor Gurevitch, Miriam Godwin. THIRD ROW: Gloria Pieraccini, Karin Preblich, Bill Brown, Gene Mannie, Gary Riddle, Don Brown, Terry Smith, Chuck Bauer, Preston Creer, Ken Crocker, Loren Raymond, Liz Neace, Ilene Darling, Sue Chandler. TOP ROW: Elaine Kersey, Christine James, Ritch Burkart, Duane Motley, Terry Henderson, Dennis Brunn, Ray Watson, Bob Turner, Ned Larcom, Charles Edrington, James Dills, Mike Gerboth, Bill Hansen, Pat Massey, Sue Cunningham. CHOIRS PERFORM IN SCHOOL AND COUNTY FESTIVALS Fourteen members from Mr. Russell Lawrence's A Cap- pella Choir, Girls' Glee, and the Boys' Octette attended a music clinic at the College of the Pacific on February 3. They rehearsed with other high school choirs in the morn- ing and prepared a concert which was given that evening in the Stockton Civic Auditorium. Their first performance of the school year was in the Christmas program, Christmas Sight and Sound, on December I7. The choirs, accom- panied by the orchestra, performed much of the background music in both the light and religious portions ofthe program, including such numbers as Once in Love with Amy by the Octette, I Enioy Being A Girl by the Girls' Glee, and many well-known yule carols. ln the spring the choirs sang in the Sonoma County Toni w0iS8I'lbUI'9eI' Music Festival on April 2, the spring musical on May 6, the President Rose Festival Concert on May I3, and the baccalaureate service in June. Social activities during the year included a party in November and a dinner in May. The major apparent objective ofthe choirs is to prepare music for per- Priscijla SCM, formance, said Mr. Lawrence, but the most important ob- iective is the creation of something which con't be done individually, but only cooperatively by the members of a group. Secretary

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-:L-Lg Aww! f LI iifi '- - i 2 P' .,, f jf , ,N V - it n FIRST ROW: Elaine Kersey, Doug Brown, Pete Davis, Larry Annett, Dave Wilson, Lynn Bailiff. SECOND ROW: Andy Poor, Dennis Brunn, Jim Palik, Dave Henson, Bob Codner, Jeff Robinson. THIRD ROW: Larry Schelldorf, Severn Edmunds, Helen Stanley. DANCE BAND PERFORMS AT BILL PAGE SHOW, RALLIES, AND BASKETBALL GAMES Much ofthe background music for the Bill Page Show, presented by the M H S bands on February I7, was provided by the Dance Band clad in newly purchased red blazer jackets. The group accompanied Mr. Page in most ofhis solos. The Pep Band was composed of the same fifteen people and performed at all the football and basketball rallies and all the home basketball games. SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY CONCERT HIGHLIGHTS YEAR FOR M H S ORCHESTRA The calendar of events for the orchestra included the Christmas program, Christmas Sight and Sound, at which the orchestra performed all the background music for the chorus, glee, and dancers, a program for the P TA on February 16, and performances at the school play, Arsenic and Old Lace, on April I, at the Sonoma County Music Festival, and at the Rose Festival Concert in May. Highlight of the year for orchestra members was a trip to Sm Francisco on April 8 to see a concert by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Earl Murray, guest conductor from the San Diego Symphony FIRST ROW: Judy Johnson, Len Eisenhood, Kathy Hinds, Cherry Smith, Joan Gray, Sandy Ussher. SECOND ROW: Adrienne Sherrill, Oren Reed, John King, Linda Widdifield, Beverley Dorsey, Judy Estes. THIRD ROW: John Marcucci, Larry Annett, Lynn Bailiff, Andy Poor, Jim Dillon, Steve Bastoni, Kathy Moore, Sherri Cardoza, Lynell Bowman, Helen Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Gladys Crume, Sandy Smith, Bruce Galloway, David Henson, Bob Codner, Jim Palik. XT