Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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Q .Jun llack row. lm-fr to right: llolm Castaneda. Rosario Yale-iixiivla. llaniilo llaxilu. Ray Huil. llenny john. lloh Nlitvhell, ljI'llI10 Valenzuela. Dirk Taliayoyon. Cordon lit-ff:-. llalv Patnonle. Ken Howell. Frank Hogg. .lov Espinoza. ,lllll Kuhlmann. ,loo Ulm-y. and jose Vargas, Third row: lletty l,uttrell. Shirley llalxer. llarliara Gallegos. Andrea Hvim. Coormlean Xngeloff. Paula K4-ndoll. Nlarilyn Goodrich. l.yclia Espinoza. ilaniee Swart. Sharon llak:-r. Nlary Orosco. Janie:- Rolwinstm. Geraldine Host-now. Carolyn O'5hea, Marilyn Hee-r, Darlene Koek. Kathleen Krahn. WSW Alive ljoisel. and Loretta Poisel. . fs , HENNY JOHN. lvpsfflfnf is The choir proved itself to lie one of the most appreciated and most interesting groups in our school. Composed of sixty-eight voir-es. the choir. under the very capable direction of Mr. George loc, was enjoyed hy all who heard them. and as a result, this musical group enjoyed a most successful year. As well as entertaining for the annual Open House, Christmas Vespers, and Spring Choral Con- cert, the Choir and its various small groups per- formed at the annual interscholastic competition programs at Moses Lake and Ellensburg. The choir contest at Moses Lake. in April, was the main objective of the group, and the results were very satisfactory. The small group concert found the Madrigal again competing for honors with their rival, Yakima. Accompanying the Madrigal were three - other very fine groups-the Boys, Quartet. Girls' ai . , A Trio, and Girls, Triple Trio. These singers made . r .e Q s . J v ' a 5 SHARON BAKER. Vive President nk ua -Y Lf-ft to right: Mary Uroseo, Sharon llaker. and luyrlia Espinoza. QI

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5, list ....ie... liuek row. le-ft to right: Ray Ruiz. Dick Talmayoyon. Mlm- Espinoza. Virgiiniu Orosvo, Mary Orosi-o. Primo Xv2llt'IlZLl4'l2i. and Benny john. Front row: Sharon Baker. Nlury llornslein, Nlury Jo Xolo. Mary Jn-an Miller. llvrmulim- th-ff:-. janirz' Swart. Carol llL1l'l1lIlt'lt'l'. liydiu lfspinoza and Kay Hend:-rson. Following in the footsteps of the last yearls group, the Maclrigal again proved to he one of the outstanding groups in the choir. Singing sixteenth und seventeenth century music, they performed for various clubs and organizations in this vicinity. adding prestige and respect to our fine school name. Z , Z 1 S lluek row, left to right: Lydia Espinoza. Kay Henderson. Vary Orosvo. Mary llornstein. Mary Jo Yolo, Virginia Orosco, Audrey George. ,laniee Swart. Betty Dandin. Sharon Baker. Andrea Heim. Mary ,lean Miller. Bernadine Ceffe. Billie Mauch, and Judy Mertz.

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' , X Secoml row. lr-ft to right: Virginia Urosro. Siizarino Tyswr. Kathy 'l'immons. Fllbl'l'llt't' tlroth. Nlickcy fllrulril. licrnzlilim- C4-llc. Nlziry ,le-an Nliller. lflimlnclli lluntlin. Virginia WR-ritz. Julia ,liincne-1. .-Xudrey Georg:-. Kay llcnderson. Nltiry tlagmon. l.oni-o llendcrson. lncz llcrmimlvs, and Carole Uldoski. Front row: lleverly Hockctt. Sharon tfamphcll. ,ludv Nlcrtz, liillic Maiicli, Carol liacliim-ier. ,loycc lirown. Christina Castello. Dolores Nlarahilla. lliclnui Al'lIIrll'UI1g1. Esther l onsz'ca. Mary ,Io Yolo. Mary llornstz-in. llarhara l.ockhart. Sharon l.ynch. und Mr. George Nl. lce. director. Not pictiirctl: llonnie l.UIIQllI1t'l'l'i4'T. ,lov Ortiz. and Rt-lvcccn Roqiic. nm, PRIMO VALENZIFELA im 5111110111 llireclor Q L themselves well known throughout the vicinity hy performing for various cluhs and organizations. Soloists who re resented Wa-Iii at the contest were wp . 1 n Marv Orosco. Sharon Baker. I,Ytll!.l Ls Jmoza. Paula . i , I Kendoll. Benny John. and Primo Valenzuela. Officers were elected, and through these people, the Choir was represented very well throughout the school. A new attraction adopted this year hy the choir, was a student director, in the person of Primo Valenzuela. Linder the tutorship of Mr. Ice, Primo directed the choir at their Spring Choral Concert. . We can look to our Choir proudly for its con- tribution to the school's music program for its tireless endeavor in working toward their goals. Many thanks go to Mr. Ice for building a choir that rates as one of the best Wapato has ever known. 55 ,. -' T l Joii EsP1NoZA 4 ,Z , Secretary-Trerzslzrer A ,kii 2 1 'E id lieft to right: Primo Ylllt'IlLlll'ltl, ,low Orti john. L, ,lov liixllllllilil. :md llcnnx 25