Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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. , ... I lag l i ' 3 4 MADRIGALS Front Row: Lisa Love, Kim Nye, lay Paulin, Amy Maxfield, Brad Schwartzwelter, Donna Taylor, Marcus Ollig, Iulie Holmstead, Kevin Michael, Eliza Gonzales, Bill Fairchild, Patty Bonni. Back Row: Kay D'Epagnier, Iuan Rodriguez, Lisa Loffdahl, Scott DeVries, Laurraine Pollard, Scott Klemsz, Monica Sparks, Director lim Keller, Iason Harrison, Heidi Diggs, Chuck Gorder, Cherlyn Millsap, Ian Skurnik, Robin Engle, Randi Beau. 111 Larry Anderson, Tim Bickell, Mark McCurry, and Ieff Brunot strain their voices to hit the correct notes. Q21 Chivalry mem- bers practice long and hard after hours. I3l Kay D'Epagnier and Monica Sparks get themselves ready for a concert. l41 Donna Taylor kicks off her shoes and prepares for a long after hours rehearsal. l5J Confusion sets in as the Madrigals prepare for their performance. 161 Mr. Revier leads the Mad- rigals in song. Madrigals 217

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Singing after hours Who says that chivalry is long gone? It is alive and well at Fairview as an after-school men's choir. This fine group of tenors and basses put on a great show at every concert. That's because as they say, We don't settle for second best! Another excellent choir which does not meet as a class is Madrigals. This is a very select choir, which of- fers musicians experience in singing music from the early historical periods. All their performances are high in quality and all their music is sung a copella. Choirs such as these allow Fairview to rise above all the rest. CI-IIVALRY Front Row: Talbot Baker, Chris Brown, Brad Swartzwelter, Kent Piens, Tim Bickel, Pat Laughlin, Larry Anderson, Kathy Huggins, Andy Doerr. Row Z: Tom Kalous, Mike Fisher, Ieff Behr, Iohn Wyatt, Ieff Gneiser, Steve Gavegan, Don Patarino, Rick Krause, Lisa Love, Markus Ollig, Greg Hayes, Chris Gill, Pat Mount, Mark Whitman, Lisa Poehlmann, lohn Oldin, Keith Benson, Ian Skurnik, Eric Love, Scott Swartsfager, Nancy King, Scott Clapper, Shawn Mood, Russ Swadener. Row 3: Director Ron Revier, Erik Cecil, Ieff Brunot, Richie Novaria, Chris Meyer, Adam Dunford, Ryan Da- vies, Dan Olin, Ramin Saremi, Todd Foerst, Dave Ried, Tom Mays, Steve Kohuth, Iuan Rodriguez, Trevor Foster. 216 C hivolry ,5 ,rg 31 , Yi I Z I I l f va? ,A

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Girls' choirs bring in seasons Enchantment was Fairview's newest addition to the choir department. The chorus was made up of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors. Because of their quality they received an invitation to perform at the C.U. Music School. The choir achieved a fine sound that has made many girls strive to be in the choir. Court of Charlemagne was the other all-female vocal group. Wearing green dresses, the sixty-five girls per- formed admirably throughout the school year. The mu- sic they sang was a large variety, from pop to classical. Fairview's two women's choirs attained a high level of performance because of the many extra hours of re- hearsal. COURT OF CHARLEMACNE Front Row: Vinny Reno, Sheryl Oliver, Kristen Iohnson, Robin Farris, Iana Anderson, Michelle Burton, Susie Runnells, Carla Bell, Kirsten Cary, Lisa Fredlund, Gayle Gifford, Lau- ra Barclay. Row 2: Linda Whitacker, Elizabeth Nunley, Wendi Lassard, Bonnie Kozanecki, Kathy Morgan, Ienny Taylor, Cindy Marsh, Kim Dunlap, Iulie Trujillo, Kem Grambrell, Cheri Andrews, Gina DelBene, Wendi Dill, Nancy Breternitz, Amy Keim, Terri Resley, Laura Pearson. Row 3: Alyson Wait, Holly Biggs, Faith Williams, Lynn Igel, Heidi Baughman, Paige Norton, Becky Holden, Mary Ross, Amy Stamets, Katie Vance, Susie Todd, Kirsten Nielson, Melissa Ely, Stacie Crowder, Kris Olson, Tammy Williams. Back Row: Karen Anderson, Kelly Brown, Laura Maes, Sarah Sanderson, Nancy Bremer, lulie Seiffert, Iudy Winquest, lane Mulder, Holly Deyo, jennifer Bugg, Lorri Hight, Tanya Perkins, Gretchen Domery, Liz Hanley, jenny Romig, Becky Imel, Mardi Byers, Angie Farone. 218 Court of Charlemagne