Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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KWFEQ QCHAMBER CHORALE. Front row: Holly Patchin, Laura Bishop, julie Butkus, Louise Eckels, Pam Hailey, Robynne McEuen, julie Babishoff, Lora Higdon, Nancy Long, jenny Haynes, Rondalin Bramwell, Cindy Perez, Donna Waska, janet L. Demonds, Michelle deBonville, Crystal White, Tracie j, Smith, second row: Mike Grant, Marlina Geyer, Patty Waska, lvy Lazarre, Linda Pacheco, Cindy Hightower, Pamela Behrens, Gwin Nichols, jeanette Corcuera, Becky Gargaro, lleen Sebenius, Velda Bell, Frieda Bedwell, Becky Kroah, Alfonzo Pierce, third row: Bob Sims, Angel Tipton, Patti Hoffman, Louise-Ann Houlihan, Kath- leen McMann, Carol Hoyer, Cynthia Gottfredson, Yvette Sanders, Cathi Fewins, Andree Fournier, julie Hansen, Brenda Pedigo, Lori LaSage, Terri Larsen, jeff Locke, fourth row: Anthony Sanchez, Bret Nelson, john Bisaha, Scott Cline, lon Cooke, Randy Beccerra, Silver Gutierrez, Sean Brown, jerry Wright, Robbie Drennen, Todd Brewster, jean Kim, Sang Ho Kim, Robert Pokorny, fifth row: Scott Edholm, jim Noble, Roy Brundage, Glenn Winday, Lonny White, Brian Gile, Eric Peterson, Greg Boyd, not pictured: Lisa Baker, Mike Bridyeforth, Brad Cline, Dan Fournier, Donna Gilliam, Cheryl Henderson, Dena Hill, Tammy Kemper, jeff Locke, Todd Pierce, David Rounds. QMUSTANG SINGERS. Front row: Debra Daniels, Laura Stephan, Kim johnson, Mo Mealey, Tiffani Bender, Bonnie Wilgus, janette Hudson, Kris Startup, jamie Dabney, Karen Olshen, Pilar Ramirea, second row: Mandy Boyd, Deanna Diliartolomeo, Laura Huttner, Cheryl Hauser, Dawn Stiles, Wendy Atherton, Sue Steinberg, Valerie Allen, Debbie Maisenbarh, Karen S. Parker, Lin Robinson, Wendy Coffman, third row: Sally Rhee, julie Morales, Valencia johnson, Dawn Cass, joAnne Choi, Karen Thompson, Peggy Robinson, Tammy Peace, Melody Ven- tre, Holly Plachin, Amy Morton, Margartitha Rameriz, fourth row: Denise Quinones, Dana Reutzel, Sara Bray, De Ann Lee, Lisa McCullough, Lisa Kendall, Cindy jamieson, Gina Casillas, Deidre Flores, Susan Hahn, Cindy Thurmond, fifth row: Patty Greding, Sherald Ellis, Patty Hammer, Rosie De Pass, Sara Mclntyle, john DeLaHousaye, Donna Lewis, Diana Skrah, Karen D. Parker, Sue Carvalio, Sheri Hasick, sixth row: Miki Domine, Chad Brewster, Ed Ellis, Scott Cline, Kenny McGowan, Donnie Truex, Mike Angevine, Donald McDonald, Brad Fisher, Neil Ward, Todd Brantingham, not pictured: Lori Donner, Evey- eln Ellis, Reni Ferrari, Frances Guwadioha, jeff Hooker, joey lacobellis, Mike Lenhan, Dave Long, Hans Mustard, Adele Rameriz, Felecia Reed, Chris Welche, Margarita Winchery, YFIRST TO CONFRONT THE AUDIENCE, Wendy Atherton, Sue Stein- berg, Tiffani Bender, john Bisaha, Anna-Marie lacobbellis, Velda Bell, and Cathy Fewins fill the spotlight to begin the caberet. Caberet Night highlighted the outstanding soloists in the choral department. Choir!Corporations 193

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litters Turn Choir ' Where's my costume? Oh, God! I only have two minutes before my cue to go onstage. I wish I had time to sit in the corner and go over the words to my solo. According to choir members these are thoughts per- formers had before they went on stage. Backstage is an emotional place. Some performers are crying, because they feel they did bad, while other performers are excited and relieved because they did well, Into Hams stated Robyn McEuen. As soon as the choirs were on stage, the curtains went up and the music started, choir members came alive. Sixty-four hours went into the preparation of A Chilcl's Dream, the Christmas concert. Two perform- ances were held December 21st and 22nd at Cal Poly. A condensed ver- sion was also put on for junior highs and the student body. While forming the shape of a by Steve Fisk , mm a 'mL ,W Christmas tree, choir members sung classical Christmas songs. During intermission, candy bars, cookies, punch and coffee were available. The theme A Child's Dream was brought in during the second half. Excerpts from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Scrooge were done by the Entertainers and Chamber Singersi AFAIRY GODMOTHER Nancy Long wakes up little boy john Bisaha by singing, When You Wish Upon a Star. Disney tunes and charac ters were popular ways of bringing back childhood memories, Photo ANI WANT IT NOW! is what spoiled brats like Cindy Perez sing about. She didn't turn into a blueberry like in the T.V. version of Willy Wonka. Photo by Steve Fisk QFAMOUS PROPS, such as this giant rocking chair from Laugh In are used in the Christmas Concert. Doll Mark Brown, along with Nancy Henry, sat in this chair while the Entertainers did a Willy Wonka medley. Photo by Steve Fisk Choir!Corporations