Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Nancy Musial iv A 5 ,,,. A FRONT ROW, Left to right: Joyce Bradstreet, Peggy Locke, Jan Peoples, Andrea Parde, Julie Fay, Pegge Rice, Sonya Washburn, Diane Fredline, Becky Broadrick. BACKROW: Fred Cook, Buddy Johnson, Bill Henderson, John Boyer, Larry Cooper, Jim Spice, Larry Wadsworth, Pat Larmer, Harvey Glasgow. P: Ciappella A'Cappella Choir is one of our many musical,vocal groups that specializes in the singing of songs Without any sort of accompani- ment. This choir was recently formed with people out of different vocal groups. A'Cappella Choir has Worked very hard under the direction of Mr. Lenoir Asay to give several outstanding performances thatis a tribute to our Music Department. 119

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Q0-lfcertn Bland- Every school, no matter how big or hovv small, has its musical groups. Santiago can be especially proud of the magnificent job done by the Cavalier Concert Band, under the direction and supervision of Mr. Gerald Heade. Our band has shown its exceptional talent and shovvmanship during football season when the band performs along with their three drum majorettes and the Cavalettes Drill Team. Santiago's band has played an outstanding part in the developing of Cavalier spiritg they have played a part that deserves great recognition. ' FRONT ROW, Left to right: M. Harvey, T. Dunn, M. Black, D. Grater, C. Olson, W. Parker, T. Montgomery, R. Hermansen, J. Perea, P, Tiller, T. Runyan, F. Shields. SECOND ROW: S. Pugh, J. Stratton, J. Hollenbaugh, S. Kenning, S. Gravette, M. Hochstra, D. Ferguson, E. Eadson, E. Sheneman, D. Kincaid, R. Largent, I. Hollenbaugh, L. Potter, G. Riggs, J. Niermann. THIRD ROW: N, Weeks, I. Clark, J. Carey, C. Curry, D. Sharpness, F. Will, I. Daggett, S. McDonald, D. Webster, B. Burry, D. Grajeda, J. McAllister, M. Russell, D. Gardner, J. Bechtoldt, E. Kennedy, L. Reynolds, D. Arnold, S. Dean, C. Wilson, R. Ortega, R. Moore. BACK ROW: C. Lewis, R. Tudor, G. Butter, C. King, B. Roberts, B. Busley, M. Clements, D. Hunt, Al. Kendall, D. Davis, A. l-Iooft, C. Gragg, G. Madison, R. Nelson, S. Bell. NOT PICTURED: D. Withrow, C. Gehriche. The Cavalier Marching Band can be proud of the fine job done by their three talented Drum Majorettes: Diane Pierce, Betsy Collie, and Nancy Musial. These girls have performed at all of the half-time perform- ances and at various other events. Their colorful rou- tines have helped to make the half-time performances very outstanding. ll8 Betsy Collie Diane Pierce

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Advisor Miss Ioan Miles Speec One of our greatest gifts is that of speech. Without the power to talk our ears would also be limited to the sounds they could receive. Speaking is not merely the ability to say words and utter sounds, it is a means of communi- cationg a means of becoming familiar with those around us. The way in which We use the power of speech is important in many aspects. Those students who go out for speech learn techniques enabling them to use language to benefit them, and say what they mean in the best possible manner. This quality is not acquired, it is developed with much time and work. To speak and say some- thing vvorth hearing is the goal these people strive for. Herb Brosbe demonstrates some tech niques while delivering a speech. Sponsored by Edo's Family Restaurant 12532 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove, California