Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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s o p H I S T I C A T E S Not in Order: Marilyn Alexander, Claudia Artie, Sharon Bricker, Annamarie Cobb, Judy Erickson, Gloria Guluarle, Paf Honon, Marilyn Hansen, Belty Helt, Sandra Huddleslon, Sandy Lefher, Lupe Linares, Bev Lorello, Diane McQuislion, Dale Mitchell, Toni Murrill, Carol Nash, Claudia Osborne, Cynthia Reiwers, Carroll Roberts, D ' Alice Royce, Lola Ryland, Sue Sheffield, Sharon Sim- mons, Sharon Snow, Dusty Stiebelk, Linda Siratmeyer, Corky Strolmeyer, Dana Vining. The Sophisticates brightened the school year for all the people to whom they presented their excellent singing. There are 27 singers in this all girl choir, and the quolities of fine direction were present in all their work. They appeared in the Winter and Spring con- certs and free quarterly concerts. They also participated in festivals during the Spring Semester. The Freshman choir is a fairly new group started last year. They showed much talent, and with Mr. leinberger ' s excellent direction, they will prove to be a wonderful singing group in the years to come. There are seventy members in the mixed Freshman choir and they ore also accompanied by Mrs. Cowan. Mr. leinberger Top Row, L-R: Sherrill Shoemaker, Pam Taylor, Ronni Porter, Carol Charmine, Donna Brilt, Carol Aulis, Lyne Morris, Pam Johnson, Frances Spire, Diane Fulbright, Bill Sardam, Steve Leonard, Rick Flint, Dick Johns. Second Row: Trio Church, Valevie Hiss, Marsha Ifkovics, Jean Bailey, Ho Boydstun, Florence Oliver, JoAnn Sweeney, Kathy Fredriksen, Laurie Coffing, Ron La Clerque, Larry Wall, Gary Cochran, Carl Aubrey, Carolyn Ettin- ger, Ann Rupp, Judi Eichemberg, Katie Howell. Third Row: Suzette Smith, Liz Cowan, Vickie Jackson, Bonnie Hanson, Cynthia Cook, Penny Covey, Pat Williamson, Pom Peterson, Randy Ema, Ron Scheck, Ed Linquist, Ton Coyne, Rannae Gunnell, Marsha Faccou, Cheryl, Jan Pitcl, Barbara Abernathy. Fourth Row: Ellen Morris, Karen Serlin, June Collins, Cynthia Emory, Kathy Street, Carol Thompson, Cheryl Smith, Shere Scott, Marcia McRae, Cliff Lauer, Don Sheppard, Larry Reed, Ray Magdaleno, Pot Mackin, Sandy Bent, Diana De Vaul.

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Spain is the country of Yvonne Sanchez, who was one of Tustin ' s foreign exchange students this past year. She was the guest of the Blaek- lidge family. Yvonne enjoyed the kindness and individuality of Americans but found high school students in the United States less mature than those in her home town of Seville, Spain. Soccer, swimming, basketball, and, of course, bullfighting are all popular activities in Spain, according to Yvonne. Students in Spain go to school six days a week, study more subjects, and stay in school longer in the day, but they have a longer lunch period. When she is in Spain, Yvonne enjoys eating gaspacho, a cold soup which is served mostly in the summer. When she returns to Spain, Yvonne plans to attend a secretarial school in Madrid, the cap- ital of Spain, and eventually she hopes to become a secretary. Foreign Exchange Students Claes Floren, George Miff, Yvonne Sanchez. Sweden is the home of Claes Henric Floren. For the past year he has made his home with the Roblyer family while attending Tustin as a foreign exchange student. Hassleholm is the town of 12,000 people in which Claes lives. Claes enjoys reading, sports, and traveling. While in the United States, he visited New York and Los Angeles, among other cities. Claes found Americans much like the Swedish people, except that Americans are more gay and more fond of jokes. Claes liked America very much but was sur- prised at the large number of freeways, cars, and houses. He also liked American ham- burgers and the many school-sponsored sports. After he returns to Sweden, Claes will attend the Gymnasium and then the university where he will study to be a doctor.

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Seated, L-R: Sue Bradley, Dick Wood, Cherly Sellers, Gary DeVouJ, Joan Maine, Tom Pulvlno. Standing: Karen Bertagna, Rocky Cove, Karen Anderson, Bob Inglis, Pat Gladman, Ken Iceman, Pat Easter, Keith Mell. Madrigals accomplistied and gained much this year under the expert leadership of Mr. William S. Leinberger. They participated in free concerts, the winter concert at Christmas, and the spring concert. Although they decreased in number this year, they increased in ability and performance. The Madrigals are Tustrn ' s finest singing group and deserve a lot of credit for all the hours spent in rehearsal and travel. The A Cappella Choir Is a mixed choir con- sisting of fifty-two members made up of stu- dents from the sophomore to the senior level. They participated in the Christmas assembly, in which they were accompanied by the orchestra, and other concerts throughout the year, often accompanied by their lovely pianist. A C A P P E L L A First Row, sitting: Maureen Eubanlcs, Loa Blauer, Chris Lofton, Susan lundsren, Neil Butler, Jean Gorofoli, Sandy Hartman, Nikki Faulring, Roger Wellman, Jean Corli. Second Row; Sharon Martin, Sue Matoin, Gale Johnson, Babs Smith, Joanne Mc- Mahon, Kay Bradley, Kathy Hayes, Jocltie Cable, Lynn Wiebiams. Third Row; David Flowers, Candace Martinez, Irene Diran, Sue Pister, Gennie Ombez, Linda Fay, Judy Williamson, Anne Rimel, Suzanne Howell, Judy Howell, Nancy Bauer, Lynda Prick, Chor- lene Kuhons, Janet Harmon, Barbara Livesay, Ken Diefenbach. Fourth Row; Arch Urguart, Bob Henderson, Jack Colvin, Pat Thomas, Gloria Westrom, Judy Charles, Vicki Stephenson, Karen Craig, Carol Arnold, Jeanette Beshears, Jeanne King, Jill Nelson, Susan Tution, Rick Hawes, Richard Lynn.