Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Girls' Choir Sells Cosmetics To Buy New Robes Fmnt row: Jessie Bowers, Becky Gillaspie, Chris Ewing, Treva Griggs, Lynn Shannahan, Betty Williams, Martha Wise, Eloise Polashek, Chen'i Cooper, Kathy Taylor. Second row: Dawn Collins, Kathy Lentz, Linda McGowan, Debbie Bloch, Pam Whiting, Jeanette Atwood, Pat Dungan, Kathy Schott, Debbie Lightner, Debbie Dodge, Belinda Sturm. Back row: Mr. Feuer- helm, Bridget Smith, Donna Hayes, Sarah Wells, Sue Wood Sharon Hamling, Judy Baldwin, Diane Vaigry, Marcia Loney Joyce Ross, Gail Truxaw, Annie Darrow. Girl's Choir, consisting of junior and senior girls and directed by Mr. Feuerhelm, worked with a large variety of sacred and secular music. In joint appearances with other vocal groups, these girls sang in the November Concert, the Christmas Concert, and the all-city Vocal Festival. They performed alone in the final June concert. Purchasing new gold robes for their performance at Festival, was Girl's Choir's major undertaking. Money was made through sales of doughnuts, baked goods, and cosmetics. MOVING PARTS of music are accented in choir by Mr. Feuerhehnk methods. 80 an 'f da' 'U JUDY BALDWlN.Wlhthddofldbt8llithilhll'y Cooper, tries on a new li ll' lin.

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FEARLESS FEUERHELM is in Command. Concert Choir, accompanied by the Chamber Or- chestra, was chosen to perform Vivaldi's Gloria at the State Music Teachers' Convention. Other major high- lights were the Fall Concert, a narrated Christmas Con- cert, West Side Story, a tour to St. Louis, the Vocal Festival, and a final June Concert. Funds were earned through a holly sale, the annual Ham Dinner, a sale of singing Valentines, and a bake sale for the groups' spring tour to St. Louis. Fl I - . ' Y ' .ea A L. 4 Third Concert Choir Goes , Pi' nz- Rv s -J- 4-hfaf' r' ' 1 5 A 1 -- J 1 -E I 1 U .QQ f' ' FQ . ' nal 'h r ff ' ' 1 rf, i J l ' .-1.u..4.f7el-Q , J V 1 wi Janet Booth, President, with the help of Susie Roehlk, Sally Schwit ters and David Lubben, keeps Concert Choir down to business I - 4-5 Al.. Front Row: Teresa Greenland, Sue Pohlman, Liz Evinger, Jan Shipton, Arlene Wiedersberg, Molly Wise, Sarah Antin, Linda Christopherson, Barb Vasos, Pat Willia, Sandy Smiley, Annette Schaldecker, Linda Lown, Merilynda Pittman. Second Row: 82 Mary Gregory, Shelia Martinson, Colleen Conyers, Bobbi Trachta, Nancy Nance, Chris Shaw, Ruby Smith, Mary Hoopes, Marcia Dyal, Connie Ruffin, Kathy Roberts, Susie Roehlk, Carla Pisel, Donnette Emanuel, LuAnne Wamer. Third Row: