Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

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1. While singing, Joni Smith and Rich Cope admire the Christmas tree. 2. Kevin Harmon, Dan Hunnicutt, and David Lopez harmonize together during the Christmas concert. 3. Dan Hunnicutt and Tracy Tracy practice their dancing. 4. During many concerts, Paula Bryant plays the piano for Madrigals. 5. Madrigals; kneeling: Tim Powderly, Greg Powderly. At piano: Paula Bryant. Row 1: Debbie Th ebeau, Kimberly Balogh, Tracy Tracy, Joni Smith, Lori Clement, and Terri James. Row 2: Kevin Harmon, Dan Hunnicutt, David Lopez, and Rich Cope. 22

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5 6 7 1. Gil DeGonia works on the lathe. 2. Adjusting the lathe, Dennis Pryor steadies his hands. 3. On the milling machine Frank Zabawa completes his work. 4. Using the lathe, Mike Montgomery begins his threading. 5. Scott Kudelka sharpens his tools on the grinder. 6. Bob Parsaghian faces metal on the lathe. 7. Dan Taff checks his work done on the lathe. 21

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South Madrigals Singing is a great pastime, but with many people it is a profession; and at South our professionals are the Madrigals. The art and talent of singing join as students tried out for positions in the group in the spring. Then the students practice, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Ann Bright. Requirements for Madrigals are few, only to make the tryouts, join advanced mixed chorus and par- ticipate in extra curricular activities. Every year Madrigals purchase a new set of matching outfits with the Believe In Music money earned from fund-raising projects such as a rummage sale and selling Christmas and all-occasion cards. In addition to their regular singing schedule of Christmas and Spring concerts, the students participate in musicals such as GODSPELL and MAME. Private concerts are given before such organizations as the Rotary Club and the First Methodist Church as an extra activity. Being able to play the piano or the guitar is useful. 23