Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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ll ■4-U: i v- u UVc«r Ore 3». -L cJ Barry Cooper plays rhe theme from Rocky Gonna Fly Now . Stage Band adviser Mr. Pino directs the band at the Winter Assembly. Shannon Vfr ' incor practices her scales before a concert. Joe Borzellino, one of the outstanding sax players. ., Chris Barden, Tami McNulty, Tim Nitz and Martin Wiede- man perform at the Winter Assembly. Choir: Front Row: Mary Turnbaugh, Stephanie Miller, Tami Maldonado, Dawn Hartman, Mala Holden. Carol Beaucage; Row 2: Maria Mondragon, Allison Kyger, Cherie Wilson, Andy Form by, Julia Johnson, Eric Blair, Cindy Fitzpatrick, Pat Sirota, Jennifer Fitzpatnck, Alma Kyger, Shannon Wincor, Ron Ruano, Bev St. Martin and Adviser Mr. Don Smith. Choir Adviser Mr. Don Smith leads the Choir at the South Coast Plaza concert. Jazz-Choir 69

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Talent Showcased In Concerts Choir — Under the direction of a new adviser Mr. Don Smith the choir has lifted up its membership this year. The class is taken in the latter part of the day. The group has performed at prestigous places such as South Coast Plaza and the Kiwanis Club. They have also performed at Veeh Elementary in Tustin and at the Winter Assembly and at the Christmas Concert. Stage Band — Under the direction of Mr. Joe Pino the Stage Band has performed at Mt. Sac, Cypress, Orange Coast and Chaffey Colleges. In all these festivals they have recieved excellent tatings. They have also performed at Ramona High School in Riverside and at the Christmas Concert the Winter Assembly, during Homecoming Week, at the Pop ' s Concert and at Disneyland and the Disneyland Hotel. 68 Jazz-Choir

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Students Participate In Sign Language And Moto Cross Clubs Sign Language — The SLA has been involved in various activities this year. In October seventy-five members saw the Broadway award-winning play. Children of a Lesser God. In December and May the club enjoyed California State University, Northridge ' s Sign Singing performances. In February the students observed Handicap Awareness Week. Money was needed for transportation to these performances and for scholarships for seniors continuing their education in the field of audito ry communication handicaps, so fund-raising projects were undertaken. All year long, books, T-shirts and many sign language items were sold. During the Homecoming Fair, See ' s suckers, licorice and jelly beans were sold. A Christmas raffle, which gave away turkeys, dinners, and gift certificates from local merchants, raised approximately $400. The club experienced an exciting, fun-filled, and rewarding year due to the hard work of its officers and adviser. Mrs. Dawn Wilson. Many thanks go to President Linda Bahret, Vice President Coleen Szabo, Secretaries Roxanne Estrada and Joy Woolford, Treasurer Steve Kimes, and Representative Marilyn Ameer for jobs especially well done. Moto-Cross — The Moto-Cross team started off the season by winning their first two races. In the first race they beat Ramona and Upland High Schools. In the second race, they beat Hemet and Magnolia High Schools. All the moto-coss races are held at Corona Raceway. When the team isn ' t racing they practice at Saddleback Park or at a track at the end of Newport Blvd. The team races against fifteen other schools, with six schools in their league. Their two sponsors. Chuck ' s Steak House, who gave them a place to meet, and NGK Spark Plugs, who supplied spark plugs for each race, were a great help. 70 SLA-Motocross