Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Do re mi. Practice is an essential part of singing as senior Rita Alliss and junior Lisa Dalton try to attain the right tone for the lyrics, during their choir hour. Girls Chorus — back row: Tammy Trimmer, Jenny Erickson, Nikki Latondress, Beth Huffman, Lori Cable, second row: Diane Chmiel, Denise Weso- lowski, Stacy Hrdina, Polly Haley, Shelley Smith, Tina Schmell. front row: Gwen Volpe, Vicki Bacon, Gina Miller, Cindy Winkler, Lori Moore. Concert Choir — back row: John Mirda, Bob Hankla, Chris Cioroianu, Charles Mills, Dan Doc- tor, Kevin Parr, fifth row: Chuck Hess, Joanne Kregel, Tim Leonhardt, Dave Whelan, Terry Han- sen, Lisa Dalton, Cindy Hardin, fourth row: Tina Stephens, Barry Hayes, Mary Kae Houldieson, Ali- son Hyde, Lisa McLaughlin, Anne Kudzinowski. third row: Julie Messinio, Daryl Keith, Mike Price, Kelly Stolte, Diane Wilson, Doris Parker, Marian Donnelly, second row: Mary Farrell, Terry Keelan, Tammi Caldwell, Ken Puent, Ellen Bennett, Ear- lene Hannah, Joanne Bernotus. front row: Denise Paradis, Tracy Scofield, Suzette LaBarge, Jackie Slusher, Leslie Milch, Kristin Blakslee.

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Choralettes — back row: Diana Underwood, Beth Huffman, Jenny Erickson, Doris Parker, Gina Miller, Diane Chmiel, Lori Cable, second row: Julie Messinio, Jenny Marshall, Denise Wesolowski, Treva Swanson, Stacey Hrdina, Shelley Smith, front row: Tina Schmell, Marian Donnelly, Polly Haley, Kelly O ' Donnell, Suzette LaBarge, Mary Vargo, Lori Moore. Girls Choir — back row: Kathy King, Jackie Ni- chols, Jeanne Nichols, Diana Underwood, Chris loakimidis, Sanya Tomasic, Lesley McClurg. sec- ond row: Pam Brady, Suzanne Morgan, Donna Grandys, Tammy Wilson, Susan Orr, Chris Seit- zinger. front row: Jenny Marshall, Leslee Hall, Betn Rataczak, Treva Swanson, Karen Huseman, Kelly O ' Donnell, Angie Smith. Bass or ace, choir The reasons for being there are as diverse as their voices. Some are searching for a free class hour, while others are interested in a career or the mere aspect of enjoyment. But no matter how high or low they go in their voices or aspirations, they all have one thing in common: one class hour of choir. There are other contrasts in choir, such as the groups. First there is the Concert Choir which is the largest group. This is the most select arrangement of singers. In order to be accepted into this group the student must be tested on singing ability and sight reading skills. Next there are the Girls Choir, Girls Chorus and Boys Chorus, each made up of a variety of students. Ensemble is the last choir category. fills the space This consists of the Chorallettes and Chorale. The Chorale is the most select ensemble and the most prestigious group in choir, stated Miss Cynthis Przondo, head of the choir program. For those more serious music students music theory is another class offered. This class teaches the students how to write and harmonize music as well as learn the general aspects of it. Choir is an assortment of students who all possess various singing abilities and all fall into different singing categories. As a result, choir isn ' t one singing group, but a combination of many miscellaneous groups and students. It ' s a class act Chorale — back row: Lisa McLaughlin, Dan Doc- tor, Cindy Hardin, John Mirda, Kathy King, Bob Hankla, Ann Kudzinowski, Chris Cioroianu. third row: Gwen Volpe, Chuck Hess, Vicki Bacon, Dan Stassin, Mary Kae Houldieson, Kevin Parr, second row: Karen Huseman, Mike Price, Tammi Cald- well, Daryl Keith, Ellen Bennett, Terry Hansen, front row: Jackie Slusher, Terry Keelan, Mary Far- rell, Ken Puent.

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Jazz Band — back row: Terry Johnson, Paul Za- pinski, Mike Lively, Tony Stinnett, David Moore, Allen Stemayer. third row: Doug Schlagel, Ken Puent, Rob Marvel, Chris Artim, Dave Demeter, Chris Gonzalez, Charlie Hoffman, second row: Keith Mitchell, JoAnn Hobor, Nels Johnson, Rob- ert King, Doug Herd, Karen Baker, Treva Swanson, Victoria Joseph, front row: Linda Stewart, Mark Barenie, Diane Rafa, Sharon Poi, Tom Walters, Mi- chelle Rafa, Daryl Keith. 28