Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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S riot The word superior became well known for the BSHS choirs this year during the district music festival held April 17-19 and again at the state festival on May 2-3. Out of 109 events entered at the district festival, 87 received a 1 or superior rating. Both the Chamber and Concert choirs received number one ratings, as did the Northwinds. The solos, duets and small ensembles that received the highest ratings were eligible for state. Out of those people who participated at state over half of them, again, received a superior rating. Those who didn't got a 2 or excell- ent rating. The Concert Choir took a tour through Helena and Great Falls May 5-7. Some of the highlights of the trip included singing at the capital and for an assembly of CMR students. Money made by Northwinds provided a picnic for the choirs to close out a busy year. A boy and a girl. . .Phil Ward and Sue Jennings team up for a concert Ooh babesl Scott Haynes, Mike Cutler, Bud Evans, Ted Newman and Phil Ward join with the rest of the Northwinds in singing a goodnight during a concert. Jill Jensen sings at the Pop Concert. Sheri Luft sings of her love at the pop concert. 50!Chorus-Juniors

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Marcia Craft and Ted Newman team up in a song for the Candlelight Dessert. oic s ot uccess Hang it up, the line's busy. Now that I have your attention .... No, that's not the operator informing you of a busy signal. It's Frank Guenther, choral director, getting the class to shut up and sing. Mixed, Chamber, Concert Choir and Northwinds pulled off a number of excellent concerts during the year. The Christmas Concert brought about a new twist. The three choirs combined for the concert for the entire evening. The concert began with Hear We Come a Wassailing, and ended with Silent Night, sung in both German and English. A narration was presented by Heidi Schlechten, telling the background of each carol. Dawn Perkins sang a dolo in What Child is This, and Jay Hastings, Scott Haynes and .Ion Strom each sung a solo in We Three Kings. Instead of the complete dinner, there was a Candlelight Dessert Concert. Cake and cookies were served, along with coffee, tea, milk or water. The three choirs sang separately with solos, duets and trios during the dessert. The choirs dropped out of the picture for a concert when people in the choirs did their own acts for the Pop Concert. Hit songs like She Believes in Me, Talking in Your Sleep and Stumblin' In were sung. The Northwinds also sang and ended the night with Good Night. It's Time To Go. The final performances for all choral groups came with the Spring Concert, Baccalaureate and Graduation. Chorus-Juniorsf49 Frank Guenther, choral director, takes time out to record the Pop Concert

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Won'tcha be my baby? Marcia Craft, Kayleen Heap and Tristy Lasher really dress up for the pop concert. w 'lf l Kids! Teresa Geremia gives her view on kids. Sheri 3336 Aamodt Carter 3337 Aggers Phoebe 3338 Agocs Gwen 3342 Allen Jeannie 3344 Allen Todd 3350 Allinger Sherri 3558 Allsop Tami 3374 Anderson Sydne 3386 Ardesson Scott 3390 Arneson Alan 3394 Aznoe Krista 3447 Bailey Stephen 3450 Baird J oJ ean 3455 Baker Cheryl 3471 Barner Robin 3475 Bartlett Connie 3479 Bartiam Ronald 3484 Basile Katrina 3495 Belding Montque 3497 Bellon Michelle 3519 Beringer Mark 3527 Bertelsen Chet 3529 Baffle Sandi 3545 Blin 'W' f- L- xxw .xg li' '9 1' we-11 Chorus-Juniors!5l