Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Front, left: Karm Sandhu, Chip Willis, Dan Heap, Kevin O'Brien, Chuck Fisher, Parker, Dalberg. Sec- ond: Jerry Horn, Steve Austin, Bret Stein, Brendon Adams, Phonesabanh Litthong, Shawn Hollinger, Todd Christoffersen. On piano: Brenda Kisor. Crazy Group Of Boys Parker Dalberg, Ryan Ellis and Karm Sandhu harmonize while Brenda Kisor plays. Q. , ,,,, it t , F , - x oys Barbershop a new second semester class taught by Rick Plants, will no longer be an elective class for the Music Department. Girls Ensemble will take its place next year. The boys learned harmonies in a few songs that they performed in two concerts. The outfits the boys wore were usually just shorts and coloful Hawaiian shirts or just choir robes and bare feet. During one concert while singing, MYou,re Sixteen, You're Beautiful, and You're Mine, the boys pulled Margaret Shepard out of the audience and serenaded her. Margaret, who is easily embarrassed, turned bright red. The audience loved it, the students loved it, the teachers loved it, but Margaret didn't. 'Ll really had fun in Barbershop, said sophomore Steve Austin, Mr, Plants is a good teacher. Too bad we won't be having the class next year. The boys have fun while making music.

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Concert Choir members perform i'The Creation. he Concert Choir had been busy from the moment school started in September until it ended in June. They planned to attend a music festival in San Diego, California. Approximately twenty thousand dollars was needed to make the trip. About 32,000 was made at an enormous garage sale in which over 100 families donated items to sell. Raffling off 100 gallons of gasoline and a spaghetti feed were also big money raisers. A few of the Southern California tourists sites taken in were Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, the San Diego Zoo and San Diego State University, where the vocal ensemble contest was held. The choir received a superior rating and brought home a second place trophy. The only staged show that the choir presented was The Creation. 'iThe Creation was a musical reproduction of God's creating the earth. lt took God seven days to perform his act and the Concert Choir took fifteen minutes, Brings Home Honors At Competition Front, left: Cindy Dodd, Francine Murrieta, Sherri Springer, Lori Tucker, Ronelle Catlett, Diane Turn- bull, Kristi Stangland, Tom Blakely, Brendon Ad- ams, Steve Austin, Margaret Shepard, Lisi Wil- lingham, Chris Benson, Bonnie Riser, Michelle Houle, Kelly Rapp, Michelle Cutone, Kari Hill, Mary Knoke. Second: Shannon O'Rourke, Karen Weil, Tracy McCallister, Gay Norton, Yvonne Storment, Darva Halstead, Brenda Jensen, Jeff Wiley, Chuck Booth, Parker Dalberg, Ron Houser, Ryan Ellis, Jeannie Dunaway, Soni Sandhu, Liz McAvoy, Cindy Skulich, Sharyl Kuykendall, Kim Shaft, Cathy Bea- ver, Paula Crozier. Third: Lisa Hardy, Carey Skel- ton, Brenda Hendrix, Amy Wacker, Dave Keeling, Karm Sandhu, Marc Mathers, Darrel James, Bart Hendrix, Pete Wilxon, Stan Duncan, Justin Darr, Scott Shelton, Tim McKenzie, John Rounds, Don Frankie, Eric Daley, Jerry Horn, Jeff Daley, Betty Marshall, Gerri Wackett, Raemi Wagers, Bobbi Ziegler. Concert Choir practices for a yawning festival ? :T l . f Y i Y is .----..,,,

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