Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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ctnihetf Sentinel Panther Sentinel, the newxpaper published twice Il nzonth by budding journalixnz studentx, enjoys ri wide circulation.Str1ffmember.v no.fe-out the best coverage and most up-to-date news around campus. Mernberx from left to right include: Ruben Salgado, Bernice Church, Marie Txchum- perlin, Arvid Fmties, Linda Smith, Pete Strindberg, and Walt Txchunzperlin. Second semexter Editor, Marcia Ander- son discusses the week's asxignment with jerry Townsend, and Dex Bros- nahan.

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Diligent work characterized the La Reata staff's efforts to produce one of the best yearbooks in the history of Hartnell College. Left to right: Elaine Graves, Carmen Baggiolini, Bill Duffy, Dan Paradiso, Tom justice, jim Stoddard, Ed- itor, and Gus Olander. Mr. johnson, Advisor, instructs Kitty Brown, Arita Snyder, and jackie Pia on the correct way to crop a picture. a Renta taff jim Stoddard, our distinguished Editor, contemplates his next move.

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A Cappella Choir members. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sonya Swiek, juana Pacquing, Esther Gilbert, Mary Oranados, Florence Mak, fa-net Magno, Barbara Hambey, Pamela Andrews, Sue Dixon, fessie Riojos, ROW 2: Mer- rily Reese, Leora Hugher, Linda Moody, Paulette Howard, joy Edwards, Sharon james, Yvonne Luelke, Kathy Van Sooster, Betsy Beazell, Martha Bernaseoni, Pat Reed, Beverly Sanehes. ROW 3: Steve Sutherland, Raymond Lopez, joseph Moaz, Esperanza Mendoza, Martha Her- nandez, Susan Blaek, Pete Savoy, Richard Bethel, Steve Haltermain, Mr. Vahe Aslanian, ROW 4: Mr. McTavish, Larry Palma, Mike Neilson, john Miehalec, Gerald Cole- man, Stuart Howe, Ernest Shelton, David Patton, Robert Ciucei, Max Sampayan. The A Cappella Choir, composed of the finest selected voices in the school, sang a varied repertoire of the best musical compositions at Cabrillo, San Jose, KSBW Easter program. These included musical pieces by old masters such as, Palestrina. Lassus, Goudimel as well as music by Polish masters of polyphonic art by Waclaw, Marcin, Leoplita, Miklaj Comollsa, and others. The choir has continued as one of the musical organizations on the campus under the leadership of Mr. Vahe Aslanian. Another musical organization of note are the Madrigal singers, consisting of six female and five men voices. The Madrigals appeared at Salinas Valley Savings Christmas program, Women's Club, and the Hartnell Elizabethan play. Madrigal, a form of secular composition for two or more voices, practiced originally in North- ern Italy in the 14th century and revised in the 16th and early 17th century. They became popular over the greatest part of Europe. This group is also under the musical direction of Mr. Aslanian. be earning of Song