Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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STAGERS All For Sho he choirs and the bands are one of the main sources of entertainment at any school. The bands and choirs here proved this statement to be true. The long and hard hours they practiced singing and playing the same songs over and over again, turned out some very beautiful works of art in all phases. These long hours of practice really pay off, asserted Ms. Kay Reeves, choir director. The groups also went to compe- tition a lot during this year. We are given points on how well we play, stated Earl I-laberkamp, band director. A young choir member has fun in the hall before class. Mary Arnold, Valerie Bembenek, Grim, Iohn Gross, Steven Hender- Tania Black, Sherry Burket, son, Delayne Ienkins, Michael Ies- LaDonna Crane, Dale Davis, Davis ter, Cheryl Lewis, lack McDaniel, Deaton, Rebecca Diaz, Antony Stephen Meadows, Iames Neff, Gonzales, Kathy Grim, Lindy Gorine Piest, Audrey Pres Elizabeth Reeves, Kenneth Sel David Smith, Sonja Watson, t Williams. ORGANIZATIONS