Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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. 3 I, , -A r t t ' 1 ' 1 -' A .x.....,. A -ivy, Q., 'if . -.1 N M, www , K . ki A -A ' ' 3. Y ' 'f of ' - ig.. ,.3'I !ld?'5-,.f.gT1mwf--f ff resin-4-F51-S637-'.f K page - H '- I VIKING CHORALE Ibottom, I. to r.l: R. Oyerin, N. Thiel, K. Parke, S. Bartschi, C. Bridgeman, B. Goldfarb, J. Juarez, D. Kanter, M. Rouse, H. Bilynski. S. Garacohea, P. Nauts, J Baker, B McCauley: Irow 2, I. to r.l: Mrs. Janice Mitchell, C. Shales, J Myers, S. Patton. L. Atherly, M. Shaw, M. Coatsworth, O. Javier, K. Sucher, D lwulski, B. Barton, D. Gripenwaldt, Fl. Pierce, S, Stafford, D. Logue, J. Nlershon, M. Weinzweig, K. Randle, I. Uematso, K. Kiriyama, Mr. William Bohn: lrow 3, I. to r.l: L. Lowe, K. Searles. W. Sackett, J. Kimmer. D. Doerflinger, M, Johansen, R. Bailey, D. Tosh, T. Crawford, D. Jarrett, M. Bame, S. Brown, E. Thiers, K. Ramstein, L. Goldstein, L. Smith, K. Mottel, K. Giles, R. Mallen, B. Trabold, R. Richardson: lrow 4, I. to r.I: T. Ackerman, C. Gritt, L. Battaglia, A. DeBeun, C. Horak, V. McCarroll, S. Cherbak, S, Halatyn, K. Lawerence, T Eden, S. Bilynskj, C. Bolton, M. Stephenson, J. Patton, Y. Lucas, K. Kerr, N. Kniffin, R. McCowan, K. Crane, J. Shames, W. Jordain, E. Calfas, T. Meador. ,,,. '.L-Qs- ,,,, wje-W , W-'emily' H MA Q .Qs 'ff ' H -M-ff :g t A it : - , f J u z 7 , , 4' '., fl., 'l jfif i I X-'3 l,.'f 3' P, I I .5 2 I, F? I. fr we 5 ' .3122 L ' .f ?x f 'Z fl ' 1, fi ii?5T 'eff? 3 My 52555 ' - y fc ' .3 if V, ,f - I ' f , Wt ,tj f .t 'gi , . . ti A . , jzfw ti X QI, , ,,f- A !, 'w i -f f I . 1? ' ' el ff ' '. '57-. es- SW-: ,ip GIRLS' GLEE Irow 1, I. to r.I: Peggy Fontenot, Robby B. Hammond, t, ,,', I C Z , iv' Sandy Saliman, Glynnis Patton, Deena Sellers, Sharon Hughson, .A ff f V 521- ' - 2+ Gail Brilleslyper,Jean Beushoff, Jean Paris, Cathy Fowler: lrow 2, I. I , 1 ,L W'-15 ,, Y A ,f A W' ff to r.I: Mrs. Janice Mitchell, Karen Searles, Vivian Greenfield. Cheyl ' I , x' ,. 3 - r ,, , N Moffax, Mary Lou Haley, Wendy Wagner, Andi Medove, Debbie ,f ik J NZW I ff i' Kington, Jan Deputy, Lisa Ronson, Liz Webster: lrow 3, I. to r.l: , ' Auf' V X N! V, ,K JM, 'W-.,Qe. f, , Andrea Erickson, Laurene Kelly, Laural Usher, Pam Tongret, Hallie ft? ' V A, ff Day, Lisa Sercarz, Debbie Dorner, Leslie Date, Pat Monreal, Anita u ,,,,j,e f Belmont, Kathy Benjamin, Sue Badham, Barbara Bedrosian, Maria Il ' Ruiz I : ' ' Viking Vocalists Singing their way to success, the Viking vocalist groups participated in many extra- curricular festivals and performances, starting with the initial performance in October at Open House and continuing throughout the year with the gala Christmas programs. The Madrigals, 'under the direction of Mr. William Bohn, proved to be in popular demand throughout Southern California, with their many invitations to sing at luncheons of civic groups in the area. Girls' Glee, directed by Ms. Janice Mitchell, and Viking Chorale, with Mr. Bohn's guidance, proved to be the real talent in the Fine Arts Department with the entertainment they provided the student body throughout the year. MADRIGALS lfront, I. to r.l: Wendy Wagnon, Sally Patton, Sheila Hagen, Sharon Cherbak, Kathy Kerr, Anne Robertson, Crystal Darling, Jane Myers, Ann Binstoak, Linda King: lback, l. to r.l: Lane Kiriyama, Bob Bancroft, Paul Sumi, Tim Forte, Dave Hammer, Mr. William Bohn, sponsor: Jon Sutherland, Mike Kantz, David Hodges, Bob Ableson, Paul Yamamoto.

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xg officers, 10 commissioners, eight reps-at-large and three class presidents, commandeered the Nj- ASB room once a week to decide M + A B Prcs1dcnt A and Officers W X ,,...,f- Cleverly avoiding slick security guards, the 26 ASB cabinet members managed to solve all crises from bent princess crowns to folded, Spindied, and mutilated seminar cards. The cabinet, composed of five ' k budget allotments, election procedures and other mundane matters, as well as more important issues such as student rights, The year was rounded out with an overhaul of the obsolete student constitution. Vice-President Geoff Smith Speaker of the House Fortner Anderson Secretary Jeanie Tomaino Yell King Mike Stephenson