Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

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C9 N J CHORUS 5' t'l'op Left, Back Row. Left to Right.r Mark Aragon. Robert Tan- ner. Jim Durante, Paul Pliska, Ken Nloses. Jeff Rebitski. Robbie Frank. Sponsor Andy llickensg tMiddIe Rom Laura Ronje, Angel- ica Nothstien. Sherie Morlety, Kim Carrick, Valeria McGraw, Donna McLean, Maria Maria Mattson. Patty Smith. Sue Alex- ander. Deena Dulapg tFront Row! Jill llammerbeck, Michele Para- day. Michele Paraday. Paula Gar- cia. Gail Miller. Jimmie Heltom. Sandra Richardson. Rosalyn Ro- bertys. Trish Roedel. Josette Flo- res. Jenny Hocanson. Chorus singing it out at December concert. Sing, Sing, Sing This year, Chorus is a brand-new talent. With many new voices, and with the help of the new choir director Andy Dickens. Chorus is growing. Chorus is a performing group of about 30 musicians. Styles of music include and range from Renaissance to Jazz - Contemporary music. On December 17, 1984, the Music Department put on a combined concert. Chorus really had a chance to show off their musical talents. With songs ranging from Memory from the Cats , and Farewell My Love from the Renaisance period. It was a good concert. Activities for the 1984-85 school year include: Fall Con- cert, a variety show, a district Choral Concert including all the schools in the district, Pikes Peak League Cho- ral Festival. Choir will be involved in the spring musical Camelot , and there will be a big spring concert. Chorus is a good talent that will hopefully continue to grow.

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A O .mlm -v Above. Carol Cockroft concentrates on making beautiful music. Left. Jimmie Helton, Doug EI- liot, Keith and .lay Wilson, combine their efforts to make the concert a hit. Chris Smith. Tim Allen, Keith Wilson, Lisa Brown, Doug Elliot, Steve Newton, Pam Berry, all use the concept of the more the musicians. the better the music.

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F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America club has many pur- poses such as providing opportunities for self-development and preparation for family and community living, and for employment. F.H.A. has many school and community service projects. Among these are: putting a fall fashion show with D.E.C.A., hostessing school functions, etc .. The func- tions of F.H.A. vary greatly from year to year. F.H.A. is always on the lookout for energetic, motivated, and sharp newcomers to the club. Students must been enrolled in a Home Economics class or have taken a pre- vious Home Ec. class. F.H.A. builds character, promotes learning, and provides an opportunity for young people to get involved in a worth- while organization. F.H.A.'ers take pride in the closeness and compassion they develop with the other members. The FFCHS chapter of F.H.S. is included in the Spanish Peaks District which encorporates fifteen other high schools. The local chapter is also involved in F.H.A. at the state level which includes thousands of other students throughout the state of Colorado. 1Back Row: LtoRl Dawn Surface, Sponsor Glenda Daniels: 1Front Row! Trudy Poland, Mary Yarvel, Marcie Hopkins. President Mary Varvel.