Francis Joseph Reitz High School - Reflections Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Concert ChOir Front Row: Holly Wade, Ben Spillman, Joeli Staley, Heath Goebel, Barbera Bai.n, Darrin Nolte, Tram ArlachWI'CZIhiettiil Kutrsleriiurg, Andrea Nowling. Second Row: Michelle Phipps, Lisa Caton, Lori Damm, Kelh Ta-lley, Amy Brown, Sal??- delgg, . Ja 1 EY da e'rii Andrew Hubbard, Scott Springer, John McGregol, Cindy Paddock, Jodi Carnahan, Lori Elfngh, Allson DemutD. 1r H ow. :11 1;. orBan, J1 Hurlfer, Lisa Gates, Jennifer Talley, Brian Deem, Kevin Rutledge, Dirk Julian, Stan Angermler, Ken Har1.sen, 1. argenh Aaygoo '. 1r? harrlfietiti Jennlfer Damn, Angela Sloan, Patty Kelley. Fourth Row: Marcia Flener, Angela Brunson, Kr1?ten Reldc A 12a 1;: A ram8w1l:z, anbbfa er'. Bruee Barchett, John, John Damn, Mike Wilhite, Mike Gossman, Brett Doniger, Mark Flelg, Melome Gru ,h 111131; EC :rng-llo 1138.M1tchell, Candy Gillenwater. Fifth Row: Allison Becker, Melissa English, Dee Dee Weese, .Brent Ca'rver, Mlke Sc : , AC arH 1f1' e1? Bnan Hape, Clint Lauderdale, Matt Caton, Andrew Klipsch, Frank Bradford, Kelly Pfister, Angle Burmelster, Fawn Par er, my 6 r1c , arb OWen, . - Smith, Shawn Jones M . . th, T cker, John Burns, Mark Bohleber, M1ke Montgomery: Cary . . , ark Not Plctured. John Clardy, Chfford Har Buggyegarlrlin Carnahan, Susan Patton, Kim Overfield, Cindy Thles, Jodle Moore, Dav1d Ramsden. Nature's first green is gold Her hardest hue to hold Her early leaf's a flower But only so an hour So leaf subsides to leaf 50 Eden sank to grief So dawn goes down to day Nothing gold can stay By Robert Frost

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All-State FRONT ROW: Joeli Staley, Barbara Bain; SECOND ROW: Brent Carver; THIRD ROW: Traci Aramowicz, Barbara Owens. B. Owens, H. Goebel, K. Pfister, G. Appel. Sounds FRONT ROW: Kelli Talley, Heath Goebel, Holly Wade, Darren Haygood, Barbara Bain, Kevin Rutledge, Andrea Nowling, Brian Deem; SECOND ROW: Lisa Caton, Andrew Hubbard, Marcia Flener, Peter Ruthenburg, Traci Aram0wicz, Matthew Caton; THIRD ROW: Joeli Staley, Clint Lauder- dale, Patty Kelley, Lonnie Harris, Barbara Owens, Mike Schell, Amy Helfrich, John Damm, Cindy Paddock, Brent Carver. Concert Choir sings their heart out to Let the Sun Shine In, one of the many songs featured in the Salute to the Statue of Liberty. All-City: J. Staley, P. Kelley, A. Hubbard, B. Bain, A. Nowling; SECOND ROW: M. Grubb, D. Haygood, T. Aramowicz, B. Carver, A. Helfrich, A. Goebel; THIRD ROW: A. Aramowicz, J. Damm, Five At State Concert Choir is made up of ninety select voices that are chosen through tryouts, to per- form for many events during the year. They sing and dance for conventions, contests, ban- quets, and major concerts. With a variety of classical and popular music. Every year the choir puts on a performance called Showcase . It features choreographed numbers as well as highlighting soloists. Twenty-four students are Chosen from con- cert choir to make up a group called Sounds On the Hill. Sounds put on an annual Christmas concert, held this year at the Germania Mana- chor. The choreographed musical featured many songs from different countries. Concert Choir has accomplished much this year. Reitz students make up a third of the All- City choir, and out of sixteen All-State mem- bers chosen from Southern Indiana five of them were from Reitz. The year was highlighted by the choir's cruise to Bermuda. The eight day trip which began on the last day of school, was the first in five years. The trip was a lot of hard work as well as fun for the members. Concerts were performed on the ship and on Bermuda Island. The Choir was under the direction of Mr. James Haygood. 45