North Kingstown High School - Skippers Log Yearbook (North Kingstown, RI)

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SOPHISTICATION AND STYLE What has four legs and sings? S Ahren». K. Allen, D Barlow. K. Barnes. M. Barnes, N, Beaulieu, S. Blais. M Blaser. D Brodin, E Carpenter, G.Chasse. I. Chasse, K. Cole. A. ConMton, L. DiMartini, A Denecour, D. Esposito. M. Fry, H. Fullriede. K. Gardiner. |. Gombeyski, E. Grunder, D. Henley. K. lames. S lohnson, B. Kelley. M. Knight. S LaBossiere. R Mjllen, E. McCarthy. L McDevitt. K. Meland, N. Meyers, K. O'Connor, K. Peloqum, W. Popoloski. R. Rapo o. E. Russell, E. Saunders. R Seavey, K. Skwirz. A. Smith. |. Terry. C Whitford, M. Worthy You can stop singing now, Dana. Our lead soprano? The NKHS Concert Choir, led by Mr. Higby, was very successful again this year. The members are selected by audition only and are required to compete throughout the year. This year the Choir traveled to Stonington, Conn, to perform with five other choirs. They also went to Wash- ington, D.C. to participate in a national competition. Non-competitively, the Concert Choir performed at two parade services, two annual concerts, and performances at Class Day and Graduation. The Choir also performed for the Business and Professional Club early in the year. One of their most popular events was the Festival of Lights House Tour held in Wickford at Christmas. The dedication and talent in this group is shown by their active contributions to the community. This year, several students were accepted into the R.l. All-State Chorus, and two students went to the All- Eastern Chorus in Baltimore, Maryland. Although Mr. Higby as well as the seniors will be gone next year, the Choir will con- tinue to represent a strong part of NKHS's excellent music program. Concert Choir 23

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SINGING STUDENTS Gee, what a swell uniform The Chorus program, led by Mr. Higby, is designed to give all students the opportu- nity to sing. The group is open to all students who wish to improve their singing skills. The class provides the background needed for the students to move on to higher levels of music. Singing theories, scales, and techniques are just a few of the abilities the students learn. Besides participating in the Christmas and Spring concerts each year, the Chorus also competes in the South County Choral Festival at U.R.I. The hard work and dedi- cation each student is expected to demon- strate has made this group a strong starting point in the NKHS music department. L. Allen, M. Bunker, T. Charesl, j. Cheseboro, S. Desjardin, S. Dube, A. Evans, J. Ferrante, J. Gibbons, J. Haskell, C. Johnson, C. Johnson, L. Kohler, N. Nordstrom, H. Onofrio, T. Shenk, M. Watkins, K. Allen, T. Coviello, D. Delahanty, S. Eaton, J. Elliott, K. Froberg, D. Perry, T. Reynolds, K. Skwirz, ). Tefft, N. Thomas. I think this is yours. 22 Chorus

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SUPER HISTORIANS Whatever you do, don't fall asleep. Trish, jot that down. The Advanced Placement United States History class taught by Ms. Boule, enrolled able students who were required to participate in role plays, write frequent opinion papers, and submit a term paper at the end of the year. The students share their ideas by learning to be open to new or divergent views and philosophies. They were required to express their opinions in a firm manner with factual accuracy. The students were also taught deductive reasoning, interpretive thinking as well as perfection in writing skills to help them prepare for the Advanced Placement Exam for college credit. Clearly, people, at this stage in the game . . . 24 A.P. U.S. History