Western Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Western's Musicmakers The dance band is a group of Pioneers who meet after school and polish up their musical talent. Some day if they get good enough we might have our own music to dance by! Mr. Oswald has made our orchestra into a mighty good sounding group. Proof of this is found in the following sentences: Disneyland enjoyed their music and I'm sure they enjoyed Disne land. The la ed Y Y P Y for our Christmas assem- bly and were liked by everyone. The Anaheim Music Festival was hon- ored to have our orches- tra perform for them. All in all, Mr. Oswald de- serves a bi hand 'ust as 8 J the orchestra members do. Our band is a great group of music-makers who really know their stuff. They havemarched in quite a few parades, like the Norwalk parade, in which they received a trophy for first place. At the Anaheim Music Festi- val they earned a good rating, not to mention the sharp half-time football performances and the Christmas assembly, which was a big success. Disneyland was also a highlight of the band's many performances.

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Glee and Trio Our glee club is a wonderful singing group to which many girls are proud to belong. Mrs. Kuhns, their director, is also proud but in a different way. She is proud of her groups' singing achievements and who Wouldn't be. They have performed at Disneyland and also here at Western. These girls deserve some re- ward for their fine entertainment, and perhaps this paragraph will be enough. Anyway, all of us at Western want to thank them for the hours of enjoyment they have given to us. LEFT to RIGHT: Sherry Fries, Pam Trescott, Nikki Adams, Penny Danner, Marietta Holborow, Shirley Parker, Pat Lewis, Mary Lou Sedia. Mr. Jackman, the mixed chorus director, has, during the year, taken untrained voices and changed them into a group whom Western is glad to have. This then is a thank-you from us at Western to the mixed chorus who have entertained us wonderfully. Mixed Chorus 70 1 3 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 W I '1 w i

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Westcrnettes TOP ROW, Left to Right . . Diane Greenley, Judy Silverstorf, Shirley Bruinsma, Virginia Caughron, Sharon Deming, Sandy Hachez, Kaaron Osborn, Laurel Kirk, Jan Lampkin, Nikki Adams, Anna Ken- nedy, Sue Hopp, Janet Meler, Sandy West, Trudy Gates, Betty Underwood, Mary Lou Sedia, Jan Scott. SECOND ROW:. . Linda Guisti, Ruth Hutchison, Jeanie Greer, Donna DeWitt, Ilene Strelitz, Dorothy Norris, Becky Sheffner, Donna McAllister, Janet Kelly, Judy Bryan, Barbara Ohm, Fanny Young, Carol Wirtijes, Cassie Brewer, Martha Elenes, Jan Singleton, Sharon Taylor, Kathy Ambrose, LaVon.na Landberg. BOTTOM ROW . . Penny Danner, Marianne Clark, Patti Williams, Merriam Murray, Jean' Dantice, Nina Simmons, Mary Fsteves, Ida Thibodeau, Pat Sheppard, Tommie Nelle Griffin, Carol Burke, Marilyn Little, Lucy Pratt, Alice Santana, Sharon Pirtle. LaVonna Land- Miss Hartman, Jan Lampkin, berg, lst se- Advisor. 2nd semester mester Presi- President. dent. 1 The Westernettes are a girls service club who have a lot to do with our orderly cafeteria and our quiet library. In fact, these two places would be a mess if the Westernettes wern't on the ball. Each year the girls have a service project of some sort. This year they all contributed money and bought toys for the children of the Orange County hospital. Their project brightened Christmas for many children. The Westerners and the Westernettes have an annual get-together at the end of the year. This event is always looked forward to by both clubs. The Westernettes would all like to thank Miss Hartman and Mrs. Richardson for the wonderful lead- ership they have given to them. 72