Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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The most fun classes are those in which stu- dents feel there s never enough time. Things sometimes get moving even before the bell rings and almost always keep going after class is over' every minute Women s Chorus is like ics of choral music and are quickly approach- ing the level of the higher groups. However they obviously know when to curb their enthu- siasm - if they overdid their eager pace they d be too breathless to produce that lovely female sound the school enjoys from them. that. Its forty members have grasped the bas- Women's Chorus TOP: OF FICERS: Front Row: Anna Wardsworth, Accompariistg Charlotte Walton, Accompanistp Sandra Walker, Librarian. ABOVE: Front Row: Cindy Lafleur, Belinda McNeal, Lauri Smith, Mrs. Arlt. 2nd Row: Laurie Boudreaux,C son, Janice Jordan, Janice Minor. 3rd Row: Sandra Walker, Brenda Crouch, Carole Myers, Elnora Howard, Jean Hebert. 4th Row sance, Anna Wardsworth, Charlotte Johnson, Sarah Manuel, Jane Banks. EPIC 70 .3

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i-Q. , A .- -.1 The Epitome of Success .,.,...X .Ll i learnt' Q ,i K x I-.-f ...Aa ,.,1, f My Why do beautiful blondes cut their hair like berman shirts? For the same reason that kids with fine voices ioin the Concert Choir one s best points deserve a perfect setting and should be played up to best advantage Noth ing flatters a colorful energetic singing voice more than the setting of a superior chorus When individual sounds blend and combine wow' The result transcends any unaided voice by far. The Concert Choir takes natural talent, disciplines and directs it, and lets it shine to its full potential. Farrah Fawcett? Why do husky guys wear luhm- ABOVE: Front Row: Barbara Reynolds, Cheryl Lloyd, Cheryl Donahue, Pam Fillette, Lisa Davis, Danette Stalnakef, Amy Smith, Diane McArthur, Sonya Jeter. 2nd Row: Stephanie Ebare, Cynthis Howard, Darleen Reed, Charlotte Gatlin, Jerry Jordan, Jamie Mott, Terrie Henry, Hope Nomran, Janet Gerami. 3rd Row: Pre- ston Ebare, Steve Bailey, Matthew Dearbone, Danny Good, Carl Crosby, Sherman Reed, Chris Marien, Allison Miller, Allen Easter. 4th Row: David Griffith, Lloyd Humphries, Nathaniel Trottie, Steve Brandow, George Tynes, Eugene Mack, Kelli Duggan, George McGrew, Darren Scott. LEFT: OFFICERS: Front Row: Hope Norman, Alto Section Leader. 2nd Row: Jamie Mott, Soprano Section Leader, George Tynes, Bass Section Leader, George McGrew, Tenor Section Leader, Charlotte Gatlin, Librar- ian, Diane McArthur, Representative. 69 Clubs

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9th Grode -- Welcome to the Music it 6 L ... .K sv' ' Rt Without hearing what singers call a good attack - an opening with plenty of pow - an audience can get amazingly confused. What adds life? What's the real thing? Who wants to be my favorite store? , they might ask. Strong beginnings may even be important for a choral program as a whole. At ASH this is the reason the freshman choir is so much appreciated' besides being an exciting group at the pres- ent ninth-grade choristers promise terrific vocal productions through 1981. LEFT: OFFICERS: Marcia Jones, Representative, Ginger Benson Accompanist. Not Shown: Laura Mosby, Librarian. X , ABOVE: Front Row: Billy Taylor, Angela Cole, Theresa Hale, Sherry Bordelon, Renee Dunlap, Chris Nassif, Wendell Nickles, Mechall Kirk 2nd Row: Leslie Galligan, Curtis Bennett, Thaddus Washington, Tina Aratze, Marcia Jones, Becky Pinson, Mark McGraw, Linda Thrash, Dan Stokes 3rd Row: Ginger Benson, Martin Lewis, Lance Goss, Mark Dunham, Jerry Wilson, Yolanda Fields, Cathy Langston, Derek Tiles. 71 Cubs