Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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.jit ttmtsgiiatettmiMtimmmmtmmimmama Music The RHS Choral Union, under the direction of Mr. Roger Duffer and the leadership of the Choir Board of Officers, consisted of 5 different choirs. Concert Choir, the only non-audition group, is open to any student; the Aeolian Choir, to any soprano or alto. Chamber Chorale and Chamber Singers are mixed groups of about 30 students each. When these two groups performed together, they were called the Festival Choir. Each group sang a wide range of literature, varying from 16th century works to pop tunes and selections from current Broadway shows. Chamber Chorale did some choreo- graphed numbers, and the Chamber Singers ' entire pop program was choreographed.

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Makio-1978 Orf ani dlion of the 1978 Makio l)c san early in the summer. With the ackiition of a new summer school yearbook class, incoming staff members were able to gain exper- ience through the production of mini yearbooks. The class was designed to give new students the knowledge that is essential to yearbook production and also to let returning students get things organized. As the year began, actual work began, and continued until the book was finally completed in March. Style and format were changed, more color and graphics were incorporat- ed, all to improve the quality of the yearbook and let students enjoy it to the fullest. Excellent leadership was provided by Christine Nagasaka, who was the first female editor in five years. Valerie Mariano, who was Assistant Editor, aided Christine and the staff throughout the year. Counsel and guidance were provided by advisor, Mr. John Fisher, who also contributed much of his time to the book itself. The entire staff dedicated themselves to many long hours of hard work to bring to the school a superb and enjoyable book. The 1978 Makio has been designed to be a pictorial book of this year ' s events that will surely mark it as an individual among the rest. 1. Makio-Froni row: Keli Bray (ads), Linda Risaliti (clubs), Donna Freeman (sports), Wendy Elliott (photographer), Donna Basham (sports), David Moore (photo- grapher). Row 2; Mr. Fisher (advisor), Pam Muckenfuss (classes), Tina Barnett (faculty), Candy Jillson (clubs), Andy Texter (business). Back row: Marilyn Heller (clubs), Norman Frazier (events), Becky Ohta (events), Joey Duarte (photographer), Christine Nagasaka (editor), Mike Talbert (photographer), Greg Reynolds (sports), Val Mariano (asst. editor), Monte LaFave (photographer). 2. Randy Olmos (photographer). 3 Bobby Herrle (dedication). 4. Milton Neblett (photographer). 5. Bob McDonald (photographer). 6. Advisor: Mr. )ohn Fisher. 7. Editor-in-Chief: Christine Nagasaka. 8. Section Editors: Norman Frazier, Tina Barnett, Greg Reynolds, Linda Risaliti, Becky Ohta. 9. Assistant Editor: Valerie Mariano. 10. Business Manager: Andy Texter.

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J ' T! !!?!?? k it f 1. Chamber Singcrs-Froni row: Cindy Aycock, Shfrri Copeland, Mary Blalchey, Sara Harly. Row 2: Mark Issak, Tony hlanna, Drew West, Dave Kao. Row 3: Olga Con ales, Beth Bales, Laurie Tench, Krisia Emier. Row 4: Patty Mills, Susan Bonjiorno, Donna England, Cindy Bergland. Row 5; David Edison, Dennis Fry, Sally Riley, Robin Botts, Greg Van Winkle, Larry Carroll. Row 6: F ek•n Tanner, Jenny Brian, Lori Walsh, Patty Hickman. Row 7: Eric Kooiman, Gary Weisberg. Back row: Linda Lewis, Stephanie Norman. 2. Officers: Karol Christiansen, Susie Rucbsamen, Gary Weisberg, Robin Botts, Roger Duffer, Beth Bates, Kaye Horney, Sara FHarty. 3. Chamber Singers perform for raptured audience. 4. Director Roger Duffer pauses to enjoy sweet harmony. 5. Concert Choir-Front row: Marilyn Heller, Nancy Morse, Sandy Collins, Pam Woolver- ton, Becky Trapp, Susan Munger. Row 2: Lisa Shelton, Julie Pearse, Marilyn Chester, Terry Davenport, Mari ic Dahl, Jennie Gilford, Mindy Rich. Back row: Beth Mcintosh, Benita Tse, Lisa Burch, Dianna Robinson, Lovic Johnson, Melinda Thiessen, Susan Swogger, Wendy Krahn. 6. Beth Mcintosh, Susan Swogger, and Jennie Gifford watch carefully to instructors motions. 7. Singers reflect on musical interlude. 8. Introducing the new Helen Tanner doll . xXX V, . 30 vr0. ■ .cxy