Air Academy High School - Vapor Trails Yearbook (USAF Academy, CO)

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Honors, Concerts Show Off Talented Vocalists In Choirs FESTIVAL CHOIR: fFrontJ Deane Summers, Shireen Ellis, Anne Dargenio, Peggy Stabler, Ami Kandrack, Jamie Steckman, Sandy Brownell, Wendy Willis, Becky Rockwell, Ursula Jacobs. CMiddleJ Stacy Chambers, Janet Rossitto, Nadine Eddington, Pam Reiser, Pam Webb, Pam Pray, Evan Gozo, Wendy Doyle, Cheryl Adelman. CBackJ Edith Jacobs, Tonya Sorge. Margie Weinhold, Lori Lauritzen, Anne Saunders, Barb Decker, Evie Fairley. CONCERT CHOIR: CFrontJ Blythe Peeples, Linda Reschke, Dee Dee Jennings, Ted Miller, Jeane Craig, Kristi Lauritzen, Pat Forbeck, Kristi Allsmann, Deana Kelly, Kim Leeds, Susan Webb. CMiddIeJ Susan Hoekstra, Julie Buchanann, Liz Holland, Keith Hinton, Kyle Yergen- sen. Ashlyn Shires, Laura Ellis, Brenda Campiglia. CBackJ Meredith Brogdon, Lisa Erhmann. Kristin Miller, Karen Brown, Kyle Hawkins, Jay Regan, Bruce Hall, Rick Bernstein, Teresa Claire, Laurie Curtis, Elaine Shryock, Marlene Cravens. 201 Fine Arts Air Academy has never suf- fered from a lack of musical tal- ent, and this year, more than ever, students were given the chance to share that talent. Mr. J.B. Trost, vocal music teacher at Air Academy for three years, conducted four choirs: the Show Choir, the Chamber Singers. the Festival Choir, and

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From On the Waterfront to Raiders of the Lost Ark from Clark Gable to Christopher Reeve N -cc ff fine arts at Air Academy have always been influenced by the best from Haley and the Comets to Devo. :mf S Table Of Contents Atr A Choirs ............ 20 Bands . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 X is Performances ..... . 24 If y Arts ............. 28 as f Q Ceramics ......... 29 K Languages ........ 30 ,L clubs ...,........ 32 During an outdoor pep assembly, Ken Steele leads the band in the fight Students in TAG Art classes turn out very creative work. song. Fine Arts! 19

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Concert Choir. These choirs were just about the best l have ever conducted, he commented. The choirs performed two con- certs, in the winter and spring. sang at various functions around the city, and had eight members - John Bosick, Lisa Callaway, Lori Lauritzen, Gen Lovitt, Pam Pray, Becky Rockwell, Dana Smith, and Chamber Singers Ctopja KFrontJ Rhonda Armstrong, John Colvard, Lisa Callaway, John Dosick, Becky Rockwell, Kyle Williamson. CBackJ Butch Howell, Peggy Stobler. Dave Emerick, Marijean Dohlem, Scott Zedack, Gen Lovitt, Mike Cole, Chamber Singers Caboveja CFrontJ Pam Fischer. David Reuter, Wendy Willis. CBockJ Lori Lauritzen, Rick Sieben, Dona Smith, Curt Stanton. Kyle Williamson - chosen for All State Choir. Mr. Trost expressed the overall feeling of the choirs: To have eight singers chosen was a real honor. lt was exciting to be part of a department where the talent just kept increasing. Each year we have more kids do- ing beffer: it's really encourag- ing. The subject of the song Good King Kong gets a hug from Rhonda Arm- strong after the Christmas concert Cbe- lowJ. Singing in more than one choir can present problems, especially in costume changes: Gen Lovitt helps Scott Zedack with his tie in o humorous moment Cbot- tomj. Fine Artsl21 Q lf.