Hamilton High School - Agi H Eco Yearbook (Hamilton, AL)

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Soncerf Choir-Front Row: Slephen Brumley CPresidenr3, Tim Palmer :Vice-Presidenfj, James Markham. Second Row: Melissa Cox fRepor'i- arj, Penny Childers, Linda Norrhinglon, Debbie Downs, Lisa Owsley QSec- etaryj, Ronda Seaborn CAccornpanislj. Mrs. Sheilah Wiginion CDirec- Orj. Back Row: Stephen Lomax, Lorne Brurnley, Russell Hockin, Phillip vlcCuliar. Girls's Chorus- Mary Jo Rosafo, Vicki Sfone, Sandra Canlrell, Paula Lawrence fPresidenTD, Gall Taylor, Alisha Majors, Michele McFadden CRepor1erj, Kathy Barrefl, Michele Mills, Rita Johnson, Dede Hall, Lola Couch, Reba Sridham. HQ i l .sl r F5 - i ,Qvul an M ii'-44 iii? I QV il .4 - lllllm.. . . ,W , 1 Q 9 w W L, ' J gift. - ' 2 5 l A 1 gn! As fhird period begins Mrs. Sheilah Wiginlon pre- pares 'ro begin warm up exercises. The concert choir rehearse a holiday lane To be presenied at their annual Chrisirnas concert Chorus

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With an opening chord from the piano, the gym was suddenly filled with music as the Concert Choir and Girls' Chorus opened their Christmas concert. The program featured a wide variety ot songs of the Christmas season and was given a standing ovation at the close. The day after the concert, the twelve members of the Concert Choir plus their accompanist. Ronda Seaborn: their bell player. Stephen Lomax: ondftheir director, Mrs. Sheilah Wiginton traveled to Florence, Alabama, where they taped a choral presentation for WOWL T.V. The program All-State members make plans for their trip to Jacksonville State University for the All-State Choral Festival. Kathleen Holcombe and Lorne Brumley practice in preparation for their solos that are to be judged at District Contest at Tuscaloosa. Mrs., Shellah Wiginton directs third period concert choir as they sing O Sacred Head. u appeared December 24, and was seen by a large number of the community. Besides the Christmas concerts, the concert choir was very active They sang in a Veterans Day program for the Alpha Delta Kappa, a teachers' professional organization, sang carols in the rain on December 23, performed before the school in a program featuring speakers from the Alabama Christian College on February 2, and they sang atthe Miss Hamilton pageant on April fl, Not all of their work was public, however. Six members tried out for the All State Chorus and attended the practices and performance on March 5-7. On February 24, they went to Tuscaloosa to try for District Contest. Besides singing, the Concert Choir and Girls' Chorus put on o play with a little help from other students. The musical was presented May 9. Mrs. Wiginton made the statement that, l think chorus is af good class for students who are T interested in singing for enjoyment as a learning experience. ljust 1 hope that more students will become involved in the years to 4 come. y ...,.,,.,

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