Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Michelle Cox runes her cello for thc day's orchestra rehearsal. Pep Band induces snappy school spirit at home basketball game against Hudson's Bay. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: D. George,-I. Gustafson, K. Kelly, G. Bye, L. Gapsch, M, Taranec, C. Kelly, J. Ekberg, M. Cox. Second Row: Kristi Lauber, C. LaFave, S. Bouletr, B, Slocum, S. Estep, D, Englchardt, R, Backous, J, Helm, P. Barnard, B, Hillman, D. Barrus, D. Armstrong, M. Helm. Bark Row: M. Churchill, B. Hathaway. Mr. Hilligoss supervised the Orchestra this year.

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-K ' nz . . .- . I V K K Nm f K: 5. GIRLS' CHORUS: Fnml Row: L. Mumper, D. Drake, C, Carter, T. Smith, M. French, G. Brown, L. Gapsch. .Yenmd Rm' T. Flaherty, L. Gardner, G. Morris, K. Lamont, D. I.aValley. Third Raw: C. King, D. Dark, J. Morrison, H. jolliver, S. Rosander, D. Riggins, j. Schwartz. Back Rout' C. Short, J. Lindsey, P. Benson, P. Moyer, R. Koethe, C. Kelly, V. Burke. The group was directed by Mr. Robert Montgomery. Orchestra Smaller Yet Outstanding The CRHS Orchestra, which was conducted by Mr. Adair Hilligoss, was extremely smaller this year than in the previous years. The approximate number of members in orchestra was thirty-five. They were busy along with the Chieftain band having a candy sale and concerts to raise money for contest expenses. The orchestra was involved in all four of the concerts - Fall, Christmas, Guest Artist, and Spring, and was in the Lower Columbia River Music Educators Asso- ciation Contest. The Pep Band, also supervised by Mr. Hilligoss, consisted of the better students in the Chieftain Band that enjoyed playing for all the home basketball games. They played shorter, more modern songs for the crowds. They too helped the Chieftain Band with the selling of candy which went toward new shirts for them. The Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Bob Montgomery, spent most of their time learning the fundamental methods of singing. They performed in three concerts this year. Many of the girls went into the Chieftain Choir at second semester. Girls' Chorus under the direction of Mr. Mike Frasier fstudent teacherj, puts audience in the Christmas spirit.

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Mr. Bob Montgomery confirms plans for a performance in Olympia, The Chieftain Choir sings with gaiety at the Quay restaurant during the holidays. Individual voices blend to perfection as Mr. Montgomery leads them on. CHOIR: Front mw: S. Tumer, D. Elliot, Bunch, L. Davis. Second f01lL' Julie Bartole, LaBlanc, S. Acheson, S. XVilson, S. Swanson, Peters, D. Bunch, C. Clabough, L. Frazier, G. Sharp, -I. Weitzel, D. Irving, S. Summer, Ruge, M. Ryan, D. Spinney, J. Nye, j. Smith, L -I. J. V. S. J.