Adlai Stevenson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Ability in sight-reading was a large part of any success a choir could have. Mrs. Shirley Harden, director of the Advanced Girls, helped Pamela Christiaens figure key changes on which the group could be tested in festival competition. Advanced GirI's Chorus, FRONT ROW: Charlotte Scoggins, Lana Lewyckyj, Chere Kelley, Janet Thomas, Cheryl Sadowski, Lynne Bloom, Luanne Culling, Mary Jo Rigelsky, Lee Ann Woods, Sharon Remy, Shirley Byler, Sue Palmer, Kathy Dembowski. SECOND ROW: Leslie Condon, Diane Bowie, Sandy Fitzgerald, Sandy Ferguson, Linda Young, Lindy Medford, Jan Smyth, Janet Knipple, Diane Bourdas, Nancy Joy, Connie Hoppe, Barb Loehne, Janet Smykowski, Laura Berger, Cindy Reno. THIRD ROW: Www? To aid tl1e sometimes absent-minded Male Chorus, Lloyd Ingram kept their concert dates posted on the calendar in the choir room. Laurie York, Gail Baurnhart, Diane Detter, Sue Matthews, Debbie Wilkinson, Charlene Trestain, Sheryl Bodine, Debbie Shrake, Marilyn Lasich, Darlene Mekulen, Kathy Lawler, Sue Skibicki, Patricia Mullin, Linda Hatfield, Debi Hepler. BACK ROW: Gail Wheeler, Maureen Dunphy, Melissa Schan, Sheryl Shaffer, Kathi King, Adrianne Cedar, Nanci Shepard, Linda Forrnsma, Linda Dupont, Connie Newth, Judy Phillips, Barb Manica, Kathy Kay, Phyllis Lowell, Jackie Tucker. 34 Vocal Music A

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I ll f.., hr V ' if J ff Florence Robbins John Quinn Mary Knipple, Mclntyre e Boneji Tom Chavey Lindsey Deane Sagefqgrb Szerk, Steve Schwalb, Marilyn Rick T homas, Betsy Mullally, Ken Avis, Roz Fertlon, rey, Candace Lobb, Gary Reseigh, Claudia Faye. SEC- ROW: Dave Greger, Jan Jurcisin, Duane Cook, Barbara Ken Lussenden, Ann Varley, Jack Kerwin, Cindy , Tom Fry, Karen Kulhanjian, Greg Morrison, Becki Ray Basile, Diane Astourian, Bob Hqnis,-,losetta Nosel, Dave Sielaji, Denise Fanelli, Robert Andersonglltlsa ,Meyers, Robert Merrill, wCatherine Martynow. THIRD ROWf FRONT VROW: Jim Bell, Paula Roberts, B Gary Sacharski, Lynn Sorensen, Daniel Holloway, Linda Ren- ton, Bill Michels, Linda Stewart, Bruce Mastny, Karen Jen- kin, Steve Kuhlman, Donna Springer, Tom See, Denise Barry, Tim Smyth, Dianne Lundsten, John Savale, Debra Bloomfield, Chuck Devlieger, Jane Becker, Mike Regulski, Linda Hamilton, Duane Simo, Joanne Liebig. BACK ROW: Russ Gregg, Debbie Reel, Kim Renas, Sheryl Liske, Pete Peters, Sue Ford, Christian Wagner, Betty Schmidt, Alex House, Carol Collins, Dan Williams, Annette Howard, Deb- bie McCarthy, Bill Peterman, Micky Kolodziej, Paul Hille- brand, Marjie Scott, Jim Spiewak, Jan Adams, Roland Eve- leth, Rose Jenkins, Steve Cox, Connie Mital. S S Symphonic Choir Strikes Successful ote ' llla e Sin ers FRONT ROW' Karen Kulhanjian Mary g , . , Knipile, Florence Robbins, Barbara Fayroian. SECOND ROW: Tim Smyth, Tom Chavey, Deane Sager, Bob Ander- son. THIRD ROW: Linda Renton, Becki Fairman, Jan Jurcisin, Sue Ford. BACK ROW: Christian Wagner, Alex House, Bill Peterman, Kim Renas. Anyone who happened to wander down the hall near the Brieske Room during third hour was in for a pleasant experience. Except for an occasional tenor strike, the Symphonic Choir rehearsals usually proceeded in full force. Whether practicing in preparation for The Times They Are a Changingf, the '69-'70 talent show, 'Tet There Be Peacef, the Christmas concert, or The Morn- ing Show, a television appearance, the choir put in hours of diligent work. But the work was worth it in the end, both for the choir members and their audience. Symphonic Choir 33

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C Male Chorus, FRONT ROW: John Simpson, Brian Parent, Glenn Srriith, Rich Bridges, Mark Sielafj, Tony Mattiello, Kevin Burk. SECOND ROW: Chuck Devlieger, Rich Myles, Gary Leduc, .lack Kerwin, Hank Wojcik, Mike Nemchik, Rick Webber. THIRD rowin Pains Attack 'It was hack to the good old days for patty-cake champs Kathi King and Adrianne Cedar during the Variety Show. if ROW: Fred Clayton, Paul Dow, Bruce Norred, Dennis Dietrich, Bob Johnston, Mark Mazur, Rick Shroder, Russ' Isaacs. BACK ROW: Ed Fowler, Bill 0'Connor, Don Mueller, Craig Wagner, Dan Williams, lim Brieske, Richard Chapman, Dale Kimball. ging partan ocalists Most people don't experience their second childhood until it becomes hard to remember the first one. Not so with the Advanced Girls. Singing in little girl frocks and frills was all part of the fun at the Variety Show. How- ever, they weren't the only ones to relive the past. The Male Chorus got in on the act singing their version of L'The Drop-Out's Marchj, and then went back a genera- tion to HStanding on the Corner. Luckily, both groups returned to the present and resumed their normal ac- tivities which included singing at churches, community or club meetings, and competing in the Michigan Music Festival. Also contributing to the harmony in the music department were the combined groups of the Girl's Chorus and the Girl's Glce Club. Attired in light blue velveteen, they entertained at the Christmas concert with numbers such as t'Fruitcakc, which taught the audience to cook. Vocal M usic 35