Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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'QQ 4 90: l:Mr. Sliger continued to master the l'Battle Hymn ofthe Republic. 2: Becky Woulf and Kellyann Walbeck harmonized on the song America the Beautiful. 3: The Tenor section concentrated on learnirg a new piece of music. 4: Choir 5: Michelle Taul tickled the ivorys with great determination. 9l: l 3 Derin Brooks hit the note perfectly. 2: Dana Cunningham and Julie Lann practiced the songs over and over to perfection. 3: Paper weight champion lTom Roe? battled cardboard cham- pion. 4: James Heverling, Tom Roe, and Tim Dvorachek shared a music sheet. 5: Steve Dahl sported a sweater bearing the new Choir logo. pg Q UI R? . ' 4f-k f iq' . lg , ' l 57 l? ll 5 5 l 2 2. 1 li f 1 E 'e l Y? GS .N K 5 it af. ft S -if 1- JL to-lk it ,P if -l Sit' . 5 l l l l l N I ' x im T is 3 f ggi .S E. ,, , T' f g 2 in V gtk L' gh 55' . 'R 4 Ag l gil f l l ,z 'nun Choir QI

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EARTH, WIND and CHOIR The Concert Choir, directed by Mr. Merv Sliger, enjoyed many successes, This group was relatively small, 65 students, but, blend- ed together to produce many llhot and mature sounds. A com- mittee, headed by Randy Bourland, designed a logo that was worn on sweaters, and is sure to represent future B.H.S. Choirs. ln Mr. Sliger's final year as director, the choir enjoyed several outings. They were pleasantly surprised by a special trip to hear the King's Singers la vocal groupl perform, and cherished the opportunity to blaze a trail to Vancouver B.C. for Exposition 86. Choir leadership was provided by the elected officers President Steve Dahl, Vice- President Randy Bourland, Treasurer Heidi Runestrand, Secretary Lesley Schuman, Music Librarian Tom Roe, and Michelle Taul, pianist. Front Row: Becky Gill, Lesley Schuman, Michelle Taul, Romy LeClaire, Heidi Runes- trand, Dana Cunningham, Kathie Hovenier, Anne Hanson, Tami Grant, Heidi Smith, Michelle Briggs, Carla Jalbert, and Becky Woulf. Row 2: Richell Melland, Heidi Hoefs, Julie Lann, Jessica Daniels, Christy Wheeler, Carla Godsey, Kellyann Wal- beck, Dana Anderson, Kim Cochrane, Renee Stark, Amy Barrett, Kristi Langsraat, and Angel Daffron. Row 3: Joann Burford, Cathy Kemp, Ann Zender, Stephanie Pyeatt, Nancy Love, Tara Fleetwood, Julie Benson, Michelle Magard, Susan Carl- son, Crissy Tieman, Kymm Berglin, Lana Coleman, Rici Yake and Jessica Thomp- son, Row 4: Randy Bourland, Reese Prettyman, Tim Dvorachek, Tim Mills, Kevin Vail, Darryl Hammer, Brent Christensen, Joe Mondares, Jon Bell, Lance Ramsey, John Damon, Hans Weiss, Brian Aemmer, and James Heverling, Row 5: Tom Roe, Kurt Galley, Steve Dahl, Steve Duppenthaler, Mark Koons, Brad Crabtree, Derin Brooks, Willie Bodger, Andy McAffee, Robert Gilliland, Gerald Hilliare, Gary Soder- quist, Mike Dryden. Missing: Kami Brooks. 90 Choir 'FY ii riqilfll -W ,i its 51114

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We're S 0 Excited! Homecoming wds o bit different this yedr ot good old Bl-l.S. lt come o little edrly ond caught everyone off guord. lt seemed ds though edch closs hcid their own problems. A couple of the cldss flodts blew dwdy, while others hcid problems with holls and skits. The Junior class seemed to get the worst of it though. A few vocdl minorities ond others who pdrticipoted in ruining homecoming, resulted in disquolificdtion of the Juniors' skit. The rest of the cldsses tried to mdke the best of it. But the things to remember ore: the Frosh cire only Frosh once, the Sophomores beot the Juniors, ond the Seniors will remember thcit it wcis their lcist one cind thot they finolly WON! 1 'F 'if 92 Homecoming ML