Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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1. Corol Drown ond Denlse Anderson study their music for the upconning choir festival. 2. Julie Steinbrinck leods her section in hormony. 3. Jozz; front row: Mork Robinson, Todd Wolsh, Richard Alcontor, Daryl Jock- son, Bob Drown. Dock row: Kris Karsgar, Corol Drown, Chorlett Perez, Sandy Reese, Dlanno Art, Marsie Gross, Lori Dozier, Denice Leillot, Janine Dornhort, Miss Tozer. 4. Madrigals; front row: julle Steinbrinck, John Jacques, Teri Allen, Drion Williams, Lorl Dozier. Dock row: Dor- ren Drandow, Denice Anderson, Joe Fovelo, Janine Dornhort, Daryl Jackson, Debbie Meyers. 5. Joe Fovelo reads oyer his music. 6. Festivol Choir; front row: Tonya Sexton, Susan Dains, Tina Covin, Mark Robinson, Orion Wlllioms, Richord Alcontor, Daryl Jackson, Todd Walsh, Debbie Meyers, Judy Dolander, Marsie Gross, Marie Guzman. Middle row; Teri Allen, Julle Steinbrinck, Jill Montgomery, Denlse Anderson, Laura Urquhart, Mike Quintero, Mory Dovls, Sandy Reese, Dionno Art, Lau- rie Dozier, Kothy McCarthy, Janine Darnhorf. Dock row: Kris Korsgor, Sue Smith, Deth Diehl, Kothy Dellante, Carol Hoscall, Carol Drown, Doug Doker, Jeff Langston, Greg Knight, John Jacques, Dob Drown, Dorothy Rut- ledge, Melissa Delgodo, Mary Lolonde, Denice Lel- llott, Chorlett Perez. Miss Tozer. Activities and Organizations 159

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isev ijSeS ' -!:-Mi iii!-:-inmm!)Sif imii0!v: Emorions Released for Inspirorionol Music Music club assists choir wirh fund raisers. L-xpressing emotions and feelings wos rhe ma- jor goal of rhe choir os rhey demonsrrored rheir musicol rolenr rhroughour various performances and concerts. Practicing during class and on Thursday nights, the sixty-five choir members worked to improve their artistic abilities. The choir prospered under the talented lead- ership of Donna Tozer, v ho worked with them to strive for new goals. All the practice and hard work the choir put in really paid off. We learned to work and sing together as one big choir, stated choir member Dionno Art. The festival choir, consisting of the Madrigals, the Accopella Choir, and the Jazz Choir, mode numerous performonces throughout the year. The Christmas concert provided inspiration to oil who listened. The Jester Hoirston concert took place at Roincross Square. The Spring Concert, held in May, wos the last performonce of the season. The singers raised their voices to varied songs, ranging from Bach to modern music. Incorporated with the choir, rhe music club offered its support by raising money to assist rhe singers. The Annual Checker Tournament, on off-campus candy sole, and o successful Club Veek raised funds. Music Club president, Laurie Dozier willingly praised rhe group, They ' re very supportive and are always willing to help in any way that they con. | i 1 4 n 15a Rubidouxs LIFE

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1. Bond marches in Honnecoming porode. 2. Andrea 5. Dorryl Block gives the clarinet his oil at practice. 6. Ivy lights up the field v ith her baton twirling. 0. Mr. Eric Nielson loolss on as the trumpet section ploys. 7. Clements directs the bond practice. 4. Bond members. Dtummers concentrate on the beat. iv i . i. ' i- iMM X 160 Rubldoux ' s LIFE