Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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BACK ROW: Vicki Michaels, Beth Bungarda, Debbie Dimon, Cathy Darling, Lori Dellinger, Ann Syldlowski, Pat Webb, Lori Royal, Debbie Hencry,junc johnson, Carl Young, Brian Bruce Ebrighr, Veronica Majorowski, Sue Kurtz, Bill Spillis, Sue Creswell, Kori Huber, Angela Bostelman, Cynthia Perry, Mary Pat Yonkee,julie Dress, Jodi Becker, Tina Kieser, Terri Tammy Mortemorc,jill Morrison, Penny Nekoranec, Brenda Mortemore. SECOND ROW: Kim Dixon, Dawn Domiro, Stacy oboinson, Cindy Zalewski, Pam Newcomer, Sue Smith Williams, Judy Roach, Brad Wiggins, Robin Ross, jean Carona, Darlene Meadows, Doug Smith, Randy Woods, Barry Watson, Deann Wyandt, Shelly Richards, bConie Bauer, Carol Teresa johnson, Dawn Klem. FIRST ROW: Rosie Guiterrez,jill Tipping, Baab Parton, Sue Cochran, Val Adams, Cynthia Bolovan, Harry Brady, Craig Linrer, Doug Echler, Mike Chris Mammoser,-Jim Tack, Mark Brillhart,julie Deming, Robin Woods, jeff Skrypec,julie Mockensturm. BACK ROW: Rhonda Zeller, Sue Wheating, Dawn Bliss, -Janice jorden, Patrick Webb, john Guy, Mark Broadway, Doug LaRue, Paul Bradford, john Richardson, Steve Spangler, Da Barry, Mike Baker, Chris Dean, john Curtis, Brad Woodland, Darla Lipinski, Patti Webb, Melinda Ferguson, Carolyn Smith, Violet Wilkinson, Kerry White, Danette Sandfoss. SECON ROW: julie Whitman, Angela Clark, julie Holloway, Chris Longstreet, Sue Chevanec, Neva Kelly, Tony Cousino, Ronny Molina, -Iulius Fingerle, Dan Dobson, Kevin Click, Brian Infa Michelle Bnmner, Nancy Montion, Lori Walters, Melissa Moeckel,,Iody Talmadge, Katrina Knollman, Kathy Tomaszewski, FIRST ROW: Martha Wheeldon, Anita Tumer,,Iulie Gerke Greg Estep, Rick LaVoy, Ray Ritzenthaler, Ronny Bixler, Woody Donnelly, Richard Story, Scott Rose, Debbie Morcock, Pauline Koinis,julie Szalkowski. 100 Eighth Grade Choirs

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x -my iw... A 1 Q 'VJ ' f . v 1 'Q 'P W r , v ' 1 Y la i Q3 1. An exhausted group awaits the busses which will take them to Washington Airport and home. 3 2. Soprano-Ienny Agee follows Mr. Dean's direction at the fall concert in Archbold. 5. A proud Mr. Dean accepts the winning plaque at the Festival of Nations Awards Ban- - que 4. The choir performs for parents and faculty at Open House. 5. Becky Plymalc appears slightly nervous as she prepares to sing with the choir at State Competition. 6. Sightseeing in Washington, D.C, Choir 99

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reshman and Eighth Grade Choirs raie superior in compefiiion . 1 Jfl . 1 , --f ., . t . ,rf ,g. C V . ,i ,L , 41 X . ' ' ex I-fi. L. . B..- ACK ROW: Sue Wiktrom, Connie VonDeylon, Connie Cassidy, Dan Toepfer, Scott Thomas, Craig Miller, Eric Thompson, john Ward, Randy Meadows, Dave Kanz, Terry Schwartz, usty Morgan, Bill LaBine, Debbie Baker, Patty Cope, Missy Smith, Debbie Lafferty, Phyllis Tucker, Sherri Richardson, Diane Ludwig, Kim Williams, Peggy Goddard. SECOND ROW: athy Linder, Karen Hilfinger, Chris Parris, Lisa Aubell, Sandy Lutz, Chris Leonard, Tom Bayes, Gary Myers, Tim Monroe, joe Moore, Robin Green, Rhonda Whittaker, Lee Notestine, awn Jacobs, Wendy Brown, joy Thurston, Wendy Burdo. FRONT ROW: Pam Martin, Kelly Loehrke, Gail Hawn, Anita Cofer, julie Zimmerman, Cathy Myers, Brian Foltz, Bruce lley, Brian Reyes, Alison Ballard, Dee Tilley, Carol Nicholson, Chris Jacobs, Darcy Shabnow, Olga Martinez, Sherri Martin, such enthusiastic numbers that Mr. Dean was In the past, freshmen who were interested n vocal music had to be accepted into Con- ert Choir. This year, Mr. Dean decided that a reshman choir would give more kids an pportunity to sing and participate in compe- ition, and it would also mean that they ould be more experienced when they did nter Concert Choir. They fared very well their first year. They ang at the Waterville Methodist Church ervice, and at Thanksgiving and Christmas concerts, along with the Concert Choir, 8th grade choirs, FT and elementary school groups. They were a big help with choir Tag Day. Thirty freshmen went to solo and ensemble competition and received twenty- three Superior ratings and six Excellent rat- ings, The large group also received a Superior at competition. Five freshmen sang with the Concert Choir, and joined them in their trip to Washington, DC. The eighth graders came out for choir in forced to divide them into two choirs to meet two different class periods. Their many activi- ties included the 'Thanksgiving and Christmas concerts and helping during Tag Day. At large group Competition thirty participating eighth graders received twenty-seven Superi- ors and three Excellents. With a successful year behind them, they look forward to next year in Freshman Choir. Freshman Choir lOl