Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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I Orchestra The Cedar Shoals Orchestra is affiliated with the Youth Orchestra of Clarke County. The Orchestra has always earned superior ratings. For the last two years they have played in the musicals at Clarke Central. They play for different community functions, such as the Rotary Club. They also participate in Solo-Ensemble String Quartets. They are looking forward to playing in the Georgia High school All- State, held at Rock Eagle. The members are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Donna Anderson, Dianne Ledet, Beth LaRocca, Will Rice, Karen Kalivoda, David Miller, Lynn Perteet, Don Corina, Mr. Baranko, Wendy Noakes. The members are: FIRST ROW- Terry McCoy, Richard Mathews, Mark Calvert, Mike Crosby, Mark Gonazles, Steve Scott. SECOND ROW- Joe Mercury, Bernard Owens, Demetrias Dekazos, Tom Ateyo, Dan McKillip, Jeff Hammond, Chris Dull. THIRD ROW-Mike Reynolds, Alicon Hoyt, David Brown, Randy McDonald. FOURTH ROW-Mark Gruner, Steve Williams, Gregg Fisher, David Ike, Lenise Lago, and Marc Roth. Jazz Ensemble The Jazz Ensemble meets everyday sixth period as a regular class and is op open to any student wishing to be in it. The main emphasis of study is placed on American Jazz and Improvisation. Along with playing for the Boys Beauty Review, the Jazz Ensemble alos plays for Civic Clubs and performs in Concerts during the school year. Orchestra - Jazz Ensemble IE

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Chorale y. ti ' i J 4 Q H ® Cedar Shoals High School has two large singing groups. Both of these are open to all students by audition. The Chorale is composed of app- roximately sixty voices. This group gives concerts throughout the year at local churches and Christmas and Spring Concerts at Cedar Shoals Auditorium. The Choraliers is a smaller group which performs many of their vocal selections with chore- ography and occasional costume changes. This group goes out into the community to sing for various civic groups, occasional trips out of town, and a spring tour out of state. Both groups have won much recognition and many awards. They have earned superior ratings for sight reading and performance in choral festivals, and have been used as a demonstration choir for choral clinics at the University of Georgia. In the Georgia High School Assoc- iation State Literary Meet, the boy ' s received first place in state competition, the girl ' s received first place, and soloist, David Pardue, received second place. Cedar Shoals was well represented in A 1 1- State chorus with eight stu- dents being selected in state-wide competition. They were: Ann Tyler, Kimberly Baughman, Leah Huds- peth, Tina Zeitler, David Pardue, Larry Wells, Buddy Brannan, and Jon Pittard. tf 190 Chorale