Clear Lake Intermediate School - Aerie Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Suzanne Knight, Susan Pitts, Carole Smith and April Ferguson dance their number. Ms. McLeod sells tickets to her sixth grade class. K, X Qt Choirs Sing Sweet usic Concert Choir is the most prestigious choir on campus. This group, directed by Mrs. Linda McLeod, competed for All-Region Choir, performed in the Holiday Show, Spring Festival and the Pop Show. These students learned how to read music and project their voices correctly. Fourteen members of this choir made All-Region. Clear Lake's Mixed Choir, also directed by Ms. McLeod, consisted of both guys and girls. This large organization participated in fund rais- ing, the Holiday Show, pop groups, Spring Festival and the Pop Show. Some students in Mixed Choir also were involved with the choir depart- ment play. .Jllsl l - , ricturea above are members of the Concert Choir. Members of the Mixed Choir are pictured above.

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These girls make up the sixth period girls choir. The main stairway was the perfect place to pose the first period girls choir. l I sa Choirs Sing to Perfection There were two classes of girls choir that were directed by Ms. Linda McLeod. The girls had either soprano or alto voices. They participated in the Holiday Show, pop groups, Spring Festival, the choir department play entitled Coming of Age and the Pop Show. Mrs. Janis Shivers directed the sixth grade choirs. Despite that they are not all in the same class, they came together for such performances as Sis-Boom-Bah,', the Holiday Show and Spring Festival. The sixth grade singers did not compete in any con-i test, but they had an excellent oppor- tunity to get started in choir. Z.. ' llzz A Laurie Garza and Ryan Nelson model their clown costumes. 2,