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AHS Concert Band's Ability Wendy Newman, Loralee Schmidt, Vickie King, Kim Rathbun, Joanna Howell, Jody Tofteland, Sheralin Richmeir, Nancy Schnell, Susan Turgeon, Dan Hemple, Missy Skeen, Jeanne Sterner, Kevin Hoppens, Lee Overstreet, John Balderson, John Christensen, Trey Govier, Jeff Mills, Jeff Gasseling, Jeff Moore, Denise Marshall, Bryan Behm, Jeanette Bilstein, Jamie Harris, Dan Gerlich, Jim Graff, Richard Vaughn, Bryan Morgan, Andrea Whipple, Laura Dye, Jolene Brenner; 5th Row: John Renteria, Jason Odell, Monty Petrich, Chris Jesse, David Koester, Curt Hain, Jill Moravek, Jon Moyle, Tim Thies, Kent Meyer, Chrissy Reilly, Jeff Hood, David Nelson Band officers include (left to right): Rob Moyle, president; Nolene Roten, treasurer; Kay Wildy, secretary; and Joe Bowen, vice-president. With marching season over, the band settled down to more symphonic works. Mr. Dick Rischling, director, held chair auditions and those honored with first chairs were as follows: Rob Moyle, clarinet; Vesta Curtiss, flute; Lisa Davis, alto saxaphone; and Nancy Schnell, trumpet. Money-making projects included the annual magazine sales. This money went to the Music Parents to buy items needed by the music classes. Throughout the year, the band concentrated on perfecting notes and rhythm. They also added dynamics and accents to put feeling into their music. They showed off their practice and study at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and the Fine Arts Festival and District Music Contest. This year's concert band gave Alliance High a chance to get an inside look at the world of music. Concert Band 17
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An Inside Look Proves Front (left to right): Rob Moyle, Chris Rose, Lisa Wegenast, Joe Bowen, Chrissy Harger, Vicki Clark, Jennifer Skeen, Jennifer Lauer, Veronica Jesse, Nolene Roten, Vesta Curtiss; 2nd Row: Gay Pedersen, Angie Kochiras, Linda Fairbanks, Kathy Bainter, Karen Gerlich, Cynthia Hamilton, Stephanie Sutton, Nita Navarro, Kay Wildy, RaShelle Wodke, Joni Fritzler, Dawn Sutton, Sharon Davis, Jeanna Shaw, Keri Taylor, Julianne Gonzalez; 3rd Row: Kim Marchant, Marla Sutton, Shellie Sutton, Rachel Schmer, Gina Gardner, Angie Kerns, Tami Ushio, Deena Contonis, Kelley Yost, Tracy Overstreet, Katie Chouanard, Tony Berry, Mike Schnell, Ron Bush, Kim Rask, Ron Kollars, Troy Strang, Matt Peterson, Patty Shaw, Eddie Burgess, Sherry Clark, Ray Berry, Melody Pebley, Lisa Davis; 4th Row: Dena Hashman,
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Musically Speaking AHS Concert Choir Says It All Choir members include (front, left to right): Amanda Heitz, Sarah Sherlock, Ion Moyle, John Balderson, Doug Bearden, Jason Hirter, Tyler Winkler, Tony Berry, Eric Green, Dan Carnine, Tony Hedrick, Jerry Shannon, Scott Abbott, Rhonda Jones, Maria Vasquez; 2nd Row: Tina Wodke, Melody Pebley, Jason Minnick, Ralph Gonzalez, Tom Beagle, Tim Thies, Ron Batt, Mark Swesey, Rob Moyle, Trey Govier, Rosie Patino, Laura Dye, Julianne Gonzalez, Vesta Curtiss, Lori Bearden; 3rd Row: Vicki Cark, Joey Forney, Lisa Davis, Jen- Choir cabinet members include Candace Gaswick, Eric Green, Tony Berry, Polly Abbott, Linda Pebley, Vesta Curtiss, Amy Green, and Amanda Heitz. Accompanists Candace Gaswick and Vesta Curtiss play a vital role in the functioning of the choir. 18 Concert Choir Concert choir began the '83-'84 school year with several new faces, a new set of choir goals, and a new choir cabinet. Those students wanting to be in choir were required to take a listening test before becoming a member of the choir to check their ability to listen to other choir members and to blend in well. At the beginning of the year, the choir voted on their goals. They agreed that the production of better vocal quality by improved vocal skills was important, along with working together to better appreciate a variety of music. Throughout their concert performances, it was obvious that they had successfully carried these goals out. The Christmas concert was especially noted for the special effect
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