Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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, . ..' I n 551' ll' 4. up 3 K l ... Freshman Choir: lst row: S. Jamison, J. McCurry, J. Ward, T. Hott, A. Dady, J. Jacobs, R. Gallagher, M. Kehart, P. Campbell. 2nd row: T. Dum, D. Powell, R. Gentry, S. Tartar, R. Chaney, M, Apple, J. Heinrich, J. Law, J. Maurizio, V. VanArsdale. 3rd row: A. Horrell, F. Turnbo, H. Schreiber, B. Byers, D. Heckritz, N, Nihiser, D. Jeffrey, M. Steele, M. Lindgren, S. Greanias. Row 4: K. Cooper, J. Schiminski, K. Harper, G. McGowan, M. Hardy, T. Chrisman, B. McNamara, B. Schoeneberg, J. Mierek, C. Lawyer, R. Gruenewood, ' C. Houseworth, K. Swords, A. Schulz. Us fff. Treble Choir: lst row: Munden, Bond, Gilmour, Baggett, Brownlow, Kracht, Jones, Bushey, Miller, Mason, Smith. 2nd row: Huisinga, Shaw, Cowger, Kinney, Rothe, Roach, Lewis, Harting, Lockmiller, Alderson. 3rd row: K Bradford, B. Stevens, D. Fobbs, M. Moody, V. Brertl, H. Scott, S. Dial, A. Roady, C. Wiegard, M. Cruz. Treble Choir 21

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o Freshmen The X ed of 4l new and talented singers. Freshmen who enioy mu- sic were able to participate in that choir. The multi-talented Treble Choir included students of all grade levels. Sorry, guys, this choir only accepts the fe- males! Like all the choirs at Eisenhower, the Treble Choir participated in the annual Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts. c . Choir consist- z Freshmen Choir Cyl All members ot the choirs were granted the privilege to skip class to perform for other elementary and secon- dary schools. Each group showed numerous audiences their eminent talent. Director Mr. Scott commented that Most of the choir members continue to move ahead and further their musical abili- ties, i ll' l. Tim Chrisman accompanies the choir during rehearsal. 2 Mr. Scott shows his authority in the Freshman Choir. 3 Treble Choir members anxiously await the start of class, l... PP al-, , 1 N 6, s '9' YQ -2- . g-1' O Ks if . - . W

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Concert Choir lst row D Sayles, Lovel, T. Bennett, L. BFOWV1, A' Jack, D Brown, E McNamara, S Summers, K Cooper, I-l. Corring- ton, J Cole 2nd row M Bilyeau, C. Younger, J. James, K. Cloney, D Brow n, J Felt, M Williams, D Turner, D Morrison, L. Myrvold, C Bennett 3rd row S Morton, A Sarver,S BarntieId,M. Bowen, B Byers, T Smith, D Sampson, M. Copeland, R. Nielson, B. Mor- gan -1th row T Kolbeck, A Lawyer, J. Becket, J. James, J. Swearin- Qen' K Andefggnl B Wrigley, VN!C1ll4el', l'l6f'1I'Y, Ganyo. Concert Choir This year's Concert Choir was as strong as ever. They carried their tunes through- out the community by doing various concerts tor many 'T Sli ,ir gatherings, one at which was the Lions Club. Two of the students from this choir were chosen as All-State mem- bers, one ofthe highest hon- ors a choir member can re- ceive. Dena Brown and Kyle Anderson did an outstanding job in representing Eisenhow- er. Later in the school year, the Concert Choir went to Big Twelve competition, and did an excellent job as well. The Swing Choir was a re- 1 IU ti' j Ni,- a ,f ' N