Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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grmch, So he paused And hrs hand to hrs ear And he drd hear a sound rrsrng over the snow It started rn low then Lt starte to rated, MS Frazrer, 1 iett that chorr grow rncreased membershrp due to our u the Sound wGSr1f Sad' Why new took and sound Chorr member t ES Sound Sounded merry' aria Marron added X thrnk chorr It couldnt be SO' BLVD lt 11105 mei' membershrp rncreased because rs ry' Very' razier got more peopfe rnvofved ere were many merry soundS he's a good chorr drrector because comrng from the WHS chorr room rn ghe XikeS musrc a Xot 1984 85 They were the sounds o an Chorr made varrous communrt CIW HSWSUC, TSJUVGHHYGG DYOQISLH1 appearances They performed for u n er the drrectron of frrst year zamre rddte School Crty Ha chorr drrector Margaret Frazrer, the ties, an for the Walnut Famr es c orr added choreogra hy to 't GH tivaf They also had two concerts, per Orrnance and GGVPXODGCX 8 BBW one rn Wrnter and one rn the prrn th a Karger range from up Ms Frazrer summed up her feet hm back u ings on the future of the C orr ro ram Watch us go and grow We're sound wr mehow wrth rhyt mem ershrp g 35 stude r on our way' rar , r i g x-MH., Sf N ' TWM Q VE? J M uf H lit 3 1 . M A P Quad? 84.14 fx J M Y W .4 . , 4, gjwvfigrgrggr -' sfr,,,i.,h, Z4 .V f re L - ,4 -r turf, rr- ,. ,A Y 4? ac, hemp? F FV 'mrzqgg mr. , 'Q' , f' T to 1 a low better voice cont 1 ro Stephanl e ONIZIN G TO P EBF ECT 10N ch lor members Chrls Ma Y0Qk1 Allen M 'Chelle Qu lgley and L or1 Hasten S mg In umson I thlnk at Mrs Cellne B OSl6y MIS Sy V 1l1ard Stephanie Alle n and LOYI Hasten Perform Fraller did 3 great Job' sard Mlche He a so phOm0re rfwhat Ch Hd IS Thr S7 T he wmter Concert Was a collab oratlon of a ll the sectlons of the art d epartrnent

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If WW f ff, gk? , LEADING HER CHARGES in a Jingle Bells, choir director plays on. This was Ms. Frazier's first Photos by Ian Riggs, Maldonado LCHOIR. Front row: Dena Tanori, Beth Ulery, Courtney Becker, Cynthia Sabadin, Letha Olmos, Stephanie Allen, Lisa Adamsg second row: Connie Taylor, Mimi Miller, Missy Villard, Michelle Quigley, Lori Hasten, Lisa Rubi, Elaine Bustillosg third row: Chris Mayoski, Carrie Jordan, Larry Perkins, Michelle Edholm. Ralph King. 66 0rganizations!Choir J, 342 14 f, V' 'f Z' A SINGING WITH CONFIDENCE, soph- omore Sharon Frazier performs Go Tell It on the Mountain, with help from back-up singers Larry Perkins, Alan Reed, Lori I-Iasten and Stephanie Allen. Back-up singing was impor- tant for a better sound. l A ST Allen, Frazie

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-'-1 1?- ?H.r ,, qt., .W d d by the 1 ' ' , ments was badly nee e I band. He changed the attitude of the entire group. He made us want to be lt was members. Most of the band didnlt , ' halftime at care, and only took the class for an I yet another easy HA? Now we care and are proud WHS foot- to represent our school at pep rallies, I ball game and all eyes football games, parades, and perfor- ' I were turned to the mancesf' field as the announcer A new member of the staff, Mr. said, 'Tonight for your Clements came to WHS with a vari- entertainment l proud- ety of different experiences. ly introduce to you, 'the Pride of the Topping the list were his BM and Valley' the Walnut High School MM degrees in Music Performance Marching Band, under the direction and Education which he received of Mr. Buddy Clements, and drum from the University of Redlands and major Chuck Crane . . . l' the California lnstitute for Arts and ln years past this announcement Music. , usually sent half of the crowd scurry- Cne of Mr. Clements' goals was to ing for the snack bar. But with the develop the best music program in change of directors, the crowd turned the state at Walnut High. toward the field instead of away. His first step to his goal with the Many of the band members felt band's 3rd place finish in the Pomo- that Mr. Clements provided the na Christmas Parade, 2nd place fin- boost needed to give the band new ish in the El Monte Christmas Pa- life. rade and their hosting of the Walnut Larry Perkins, a member of the Family Festival Parade. horn-line, said, Mr. Clements Joyce Habibuw said, He expects a knows a lot about music. His exper- lot from all of us. He makes us feel ience really helps him work with us. like we can achieve it and when we C rey added, 'gMr. Cle- , do he lets us knowl Q KM: tephen a 3 xi-Q56 S Zh. 4 1 -w - 9 3, .-f. 1 V ' wx . ggi Q V ,,..,.,,,,,,fi A A .. . 1 , 9.93: . me i BS. , 1. 1 basil .sr 1 . ING play 4iGh0St - y bust v, Sr Sher' - mght ers- Th b 1 Klnge an OH the WHS footbsll ind Could Oftenrge gd Renee Biggle leldu Bard practicing laiffpare to Into the OI'galfliZatiOnSfBand 'Q 'Lf . , 1 .,f,ffn. 3 .1 ' K. .Wg 53,1533 fi JMS twaga-w iflfsiiawli any ,M .i afegsgiexsfkhgr V -.r:.,,e ins: -as ix, :BAE 43, ,V i i, . W :' irQ razig,wrt, ig, ,, .,i,,f,,x,3MM!-l 33 K it M erin' Q J ' r '1 rf 514 R NX is been 3 me A OBVIQU mbe Wonde DA f of the band for flfrjgout the new arranZED, stephen Car years' gement- Stephen had a A BAND I-larry Bret Mafitza Ga FOFV: Shan Olwia Sala Tamara Pi Patty Sou' Fjfiliudunu brig Lam, Bt'I'f,-fer. Sh