Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Changing l-larmony There is harmony between friends. .Jason Barnett, Nlicheal Beeson, lVlurry Kidd, and Sean Floddy harmonize beautifully as Eeyers only Barbershop Quartet. Jason sings lead, lvlicheal sings tenor, Nlurry sings baritone, and Sean sings bass. They decided to form the group at the end of last year and have worked hard to develop their skills in harmonizing. Jason says, Being lead, l usually don't have it to hard harmonizing, but when I do, I find it very difficult. All the members are proud to say that they are a part of a city barbershop group. Dedicated, they get together with the other forty members every tuesday evening. W 3 'l. Even though the Quartet practices hard, Jason, lvlike, Nlurry, and Sean find time tc enioy concert choir as wellg E. Sean, lVlurry, Nlike, and .Jason are the only four members of Eeyers barbershop quartet: 3. lvlurry and Sean are practicing in their acapella singer for e school performance, 4. Even though its hard and tiedious worl being in the barbershop quartet, .Jason and ivlicheal find time to laugh. SD Barbershop Quartet I x l

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uw- - by Wendy Systrom photos by David Azlin Sound Waves best singers are chosen to take part in this special choir. This year ' - . Dena Rhifer, Sryna Wellach, Chip ' Rotter, and Sean Roddy all partici- pated in the all state honor choir. gif y tual' :AJ if . 14. top row: Joao Riovarcsik, Sandy Rouse. Roxanne Garcia, Niki Masake, Eryne Wallech, David Flint, lvlisty Allen, Kurt Sterling, Sean Roddy, lvlurry Kidd, Curtis l-lerrison, Ken Webb, .Jason Barnett, Keisha l-licks, Sherry Dyler, Kristine Dixon, Evan Evenson, Denny lvlead, lv1istyAllen, Chandra Dahlin, April Zahlerg second row: Julie Soyer, Sayuril lvlaizvvmi, Karen Rau, Chantill Cole- papper, Sherry Dyler, Nennette Paulson, Sritta Nlemmen, Luisa Boss, Lynn Schnell, Kris Sayhorg first row: lvls. Troedsonj Micheal Beeson, Debbie lvliller, Cathy Wisdom, .Joe Scerpanade, Sheri Surchett, Anthony Elandg 5. top row: .Joao Riovarcsik, Sronwin Flint, David Flint, Stacy Robertson, Laurie Dunning, Has the sound of music and the sound of cher- ibic-like voices ever fill your ears during first period? lf so it was Sayers Concert Choir re- hearsing for a performance. They have several festivals for soloists and a variety of music at many different campuses during the year. ln the midst of the year all choir students have the opportunity to try out for the all state hon- or choir that is sponsored by the California Concert choir meets as a class first period, but the students are expected to do much more. They often host visiting choirs that are touring and our students have the opportunity to meet other students from these choirs by giving them e place to stay overnight. lVls. Troedson. the class conductor, said, The concert choir has a solid foundation in singing and is con- tinuing to grown? Nlusic Education Association. Dnly the 'l. Keren Rau and Sandy Rouse rehearsing during first period foreup-coming concert, 2. Sean Roddy, Ken Webb, Danny Mead, and Curtis l-larrison enjoying harmonizing during class, 3. Sryna Wallach, Sean Roddy, and Dean Rhifer rehearsing with choir instructor Yvonne Troedson for all state honor choir. .Q . N43 J , - r 'I ' i L -. J 'f ,Jennifer l-lartung, Andria Church, Angie Donnelly, Kurt Sterling, Sean Roddy, Curtis Harrison, fourth row: lvlurry Kidd, Sryna Wallsch, Angelica fvlendoze, Dane l-lindricson, Suzie Clingman, Reynoe Lion, lVlindy Carlson. Robin l-linchA man, Evan Evenson, Denny lvleadg third row: Ken Webb, Jason Barnett, Michelle Adler, Nina Straughtarbrough, Laura Rios. Louise Baker, Dena Rhif- er, Kristina Knight, Anthony Sland, Nlioheal Season, second row: lVIs. Troed- son. Samantha Garcia, Cheryl Armor, Debbie Wiltrnan, Christi Kevoi, Terry Phillips, first row: Nancy Taylor, Brenda Watson. Concert Choir 55

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VVaves of Harmony by Wendy Eystrom photos by David Azlin l-lava you ever walked into a grand opening of a business and noticed that a few of your school friends are up there singing? lvladrigals, a class that begins before all the others at an early 7:DD a.m., often sings for civic organizations upon request. They also attend many festivals and leave to visit other schools' choirs. They also tour with the regular choir. Although they tend to stick to the classical era, at the end of the year, they do some jazz and musical scores to add variety. lvlrs. Troedson continues in her remarks on how this class does a lot in helping encourage music and the development of musical abilitiesiif 1. Louise Boss, Eritta lvlemmen, Eryna Wallach, Niki Nlasik, Debbie lvliller, Sayuril lvlaizwmi, Keisha l-licks, are practicing for an upcoming concert to be performed at Beyer: 2. Debbie Waltman, Dhristina Dixon, Angie Donoly, Louise Baker and .Julia .Jacobson study in order to know their music for lvladrigalsg 3. Andrea Church, Stacy Flobertson, Debbie lvlillar, and Laurie Dunning must concentrate in order to obtain a perfect sound, 1 if i q levi, 5' ,f 4. Bryna Wallach, Sara Wilburn, Dena Phifer are all practicing their alto part for an acapella concert. 5. top to bottom: Eryne Wallech, Curtis Harrison, lvlark Nlelkonian, Chip Potter, lV1iatyAllen, Angie Donoly, Eronwin Flint, Daniallvleacl, Kidd. Sean Roddy, Sara Wilburn, Kristina Dixon, Ms, Toedson, Sara Wilburn, .Jason Barnett, IVlike Beeson, .Jennifer Sun, Donnette Phife, Dena Phifer, Debbie Waltmen, Louise Baker, Elain Nlorena. Nladrigals 61