Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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adrigals NF Q J. . I 'rxr lil- . The Madrigals are a top performing vocal ensemble who practice music ofa range from classical to pop. Their talents lie not only in singing but in choreography and theory as well. Under the guidance of Mrs. Gibson, the choral director, these students strive for excellence in their work and are given the opportunity to display their art in music through the annual fall, winter, and spring concerts and variety shows. The Mad- rigals audition and participate in Regional Chorus, All- Virginia Chorus, and Honor Choir. Much devotion and skill lead to perfection of their musical abilities. Officers of the club are: Fred Stemple, President, Paul Par- sons, Vice-President, Mia Amici, Secretary, Brian Followell, Treasurer. ld-4 Front rowg Trudi Schimpf, Tonia Martin, Lisa Selig, Tim Tourbin, Brian Followell, Stanley Armstrong, Debbie Santiago, Melissa Minder, Second row: Lisa Nobles, Calista Suggs, Renay Rayner, .leff Redman, Paul Parsons, Fred Stemple, Temple Smith, Teresa Joyner. Back rowi Jennifer Lewis, Becky Uyak, Thaddeus Mason, Peter Battle, Joe Pearson.