Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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w s T A G h W T H T H E i ii Grosse Pointe Hi eh V Symphony Orchestra %chard 9f. Snook, Director 22

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11 II I p ; V !7 - J J The high school choir participates at many community programs. Choir The A Capella Choir meets five times a week to study and practice the finest in sacred and secular music. Under the direc- tion of Mr. John Finch, the group gives three concerts a year, performing some selec- tions with the aid of other high school singing sections and the orchestra. A selected body of the black- robed association perform un- der the name of the Choraleers. Places in both this organization and the choir itself are obtained through auditions held once a year. The Choraleers. Back row, left to right: John Hotchkiss, Phil Gibbs, Ed. Messner, Noreen Theuerkorn, Bonnie Kaiser, Tom Honderich, Dennis Nahat, Sherry Burns. Front row, left to right; Joyce Clark, Sharon Wise, Robin David, Marylyn Shepherd, Lin Brown, Dawn Ferry, Donna Makin, Marcia Muntz. 21

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The Grosse Pointe High School Band and Orchestra have won superior ratings in district and state competition for the past three years. This was accomplished through the hard work of the students and the outstanding leadership of Mr. Richard Snook. Our marching band followed a rigorous practice schedule in order to perform at our football games. They began their rehearsals as early as seven-thirty and continued through first hour. Their endeavors resulted in perfection as representatives of Grosse Pointe High School. Last year the Grosse Pointe High School Orchestra was given a special honor by The Michigan School Band and Or- chestra Association. They were voted to represent the state of Michigan at the National Principals ' Association Convention at Cobo Hall. ill n| TT? a JliL Kl 23