Verdugo Hills High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tujunga, CA)

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Drill Penny Diamond Bonnie Mcffambell Sharon Shaw Marches On!! Karen Redding Jeannine Redican 5 N Barbra Silverman ' Colleen Brown Jackie Grayboyes Debbie Dolim Q-vi 'onor Drill Team, Furs? Row, L-R1 Annette Phanef, Linda Gregory, Vickie Ascolese, Lfnda Hall, Patty Brown, Korhy Osborne, Janis Glockner, Marty innich, Second Row: Pat Mowrey, Jeannine Hees, Sue Anderson, Sharon Shaw, Karhy Krusso, Linda Osrerman, Susan Goldberg,

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ff' 5 55 Q Ready to supply entertainment tor the spectators, Verdugos Band and Drill Team wait to march on to the field, Just imagine it there were no band at Verclugo Hills l-ligh. No music, no drums, horns, cymbals, tuba, or bells, l-low dull and dreary everything would be, The tootball games would lose much ot their spirit without the band to stir the crowds. The sports rallies wouldnt be halt as much tun or exciting, The Drill Team might not be able to keep in step it the band wasnt there to assist them. These instruments are more than lust a piece ot equipment belonging to the band section, they are part of the deep-rooted soul and inspiration ot Verdugo, All right, gang, left toot first, ready? s T llllss Ron Simmons takes a rest, as the football game goes or Band Stirs The Crowds 1

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ITTS a World of Musio WhaT makes a choir success- ful? QualiTy or auanTiTy? The faiThful Team of singers has proven ThaT Verdugo has boTh of. These characTerisTics which makes iT excepTional, Under The direcTion of Mr. Sanderson, The choir has reached new heighTs. The highlighT of The semesTer was The honor of being chosen To perform aT The Bach FesTival. The sTudenTs who shared in This unique opporfu- niTy will long remember Thrilling momenTs of The performance. The Lions Club also inviTed The choir To perform for Them. The Madrigal Singers gave an added Touch wiTh Their accom- plished solos. The Madrigal Singers: Front row L To R- Sue Snyder, Pam Baker, Laura Huff, and Chris Feadler, Bac row L To Rf Ron Cindrich, John Harrel, and Mark Horowitz. Choir. Row I: C. Hamner, D. Dunn, D. Aronoff, L, Hodges, S. Sutherland, C. Feodler, D. Nowell, and R. House. Row 2: B. Peck, D. Fecfeau, L. FeaThersTone, T. LabaTo, L, Huff, R. Mayhugh, and M. Horowitz. Row 3: E. Mauer, K. Guider, P. Malbon, J., Weiczorek, L. STafford, Mr. T. Sander- son. Row A: S. Miller, C. Norby, C. Lovick, M. Powers, S. Hoffmister, B. CasTle, P, Baker, and S. Nelson. Row 5. P, Campbell, C. Manning, D. Moore, S. Snyder, V. Miller, N. MiTchell, C. Pease, T. Goode, L. Sample, and R. Cindrich. Row oz P. Krueger, E. Crain, B. Depew, S, Schmidt, R. Ward, M. Cano, R. Ladd, R. Cindrich, and V. l-lagenow, Row 7: H. Johnson, S. Louie, K. Esflow, D. Marusek, J. Spivie, J. O'Connor, P. Anderson, C. Flock, and B. Blanchard. Row 81 M. Ruelas, J. Rico, K. Bailey, E. Shurt, D. Haynes,S. Sparks, R. Mendez, and A. Di Mano. Row 91 R. Browning, B. Kemp, A. Hopper, S. Rothblum, M. TesT, J. Harrel, and B, Kindred.