Norco High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Norco, CA)

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ARTS CRAFTS The main purpose of the art department at Norco High is to give students the opportunity to use their imagination and creativ- ity to the fullest. In all of the classes offered by the art depart- ment, students learn the basic elements of art, such as: line, col- or, texture and form. They experi- ment with different techniques and learn about decision making in style and content through pro- jects that they plan and produce themselves. Whether a student is enrolled in arts and crafts, drav - ing and painting or ceramics, they will have much fun exploring the many different areas included in art. Norco High School is proud to have three such talent- ed teachers as Mr. Hal Swegh- eimer, Mr. Jerry Smith and Ms. Holly Symons doing their best to show the students that art can be a fun experience as well as an important part of their schooling. Chris Mauger Ms. Symons demonstrating arts and crafts on thie clialkboard An extiibition by Mr Swegheimer ' s students David Vinlove concentrating on the pottery wheel. 78 Ty Moreno and buddies working on their craft works. 1 Jerry Smith Ceramics CSULB, Loma Linda U, U of Idaho, Cal-Poly, Harold Swegheimer Arts and Crafts. English. Draw Paint. Fullerton J.C, CSULB. Holly Symons Arts and Crafts, English, Draw Paint.

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CUSTODIAL AND FOOD SERVICES Security, foods and custodial services are an essential part of the functioning of Norco High. Every nnorning students are greeted at the entrance by big snniles fronn Don Shelton and Mike Dohonue who keep the parking lots safe all day. Head custodian Frank Hernandez always has a friendly word for students and staff. At snack and lunch students rush to the cafeteria for some nourishment. Cafeteria Staff. Top: Ann Scott, Jeanene Kinder, Yvonne Cheaney. Security men Don Shelton and Mike Donohue Bottom: Loraine Malberry, Edith DeMarco, Muriel Bafford, lone Williams, get instructions from head custodian Frank Her- Mary Angell, r v 6 . Custodians. Top: Frank Hernandez, Jose Frias, Alfred Rivera, Paul Mercier, Jose Rodriguez. Bottom: Steve Espuivel, :vangelina Gusman, Eddie DeGuzman Missing: Efren Munoz, James Pena. Neil Campbell Groundsman 4 »- Yvonne Cheaney Head of Food Service Eddie DeMarco Food Service Jeanene Kinder Food Service Ann Scott Food Service lone Williams Food Service 77

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MUSIC The Norco High music department is composed of a large group of people who are dedicated to the fine arts. They spend many hours during and after school rehearsing for performances. Each person who is involved learns, not only the importance of the individual ' s responsibilities, but how critical interde- pendence among their peers is to achieve success. iShern Finck and Dana Coplen. New Generation members, altos, and best Ifnends. Danny Glllis. Donna Willis, Sarah Patterson, Michelle Blush, Kathy Alvarado. Tina Lenhart, Ron Longazo demonstrate their precise marching manuevers. «i ew Generation officers Prf- ,hjenl - Joh Cowan, Vice President - Phillip Sherri Finck, Tina Tyler, Phillip Gladu. Sharon lutuncie, John Cowan, and Barbara Dickhous 3ladu, Treasurer - Sharon Ivluncie, Secretary - Tina Tyler. perfect choreography for an upcoming performance Michael Gray New Generation, Concert Choir CSUF. Dan Reed Band, Social Studies CSUN, CSUSB Ken Wood, Larry Bowen, Pat Hadnagy. Kevin Stram. Robert George perform at a football game. 79