Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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, . - f -uif, Battle of the Saxes - junior Margaret White, senior Mike Kinlet, and freshman Sean Bogan play a tune on their saxes at the April 15 Spring Concert in the commons area. Keep A Good Tempo! - junior Margaret White plays during practice as sophomore Marc Kinler follows along, We're almost through! - The saxophone players work together to play a melodious tune in the Concert. dlp-M Ny, - ,-, hw- '2:'1 Q: L,,b K' Great Performance - The stage band put on a great performance at the April 15 Spring Concert in the commons area. Stage band 59

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Stage band takes top rating at every contest Ones and ore Cnes Stage band took first division ratings at every contest it entered, including the TCU jazz Festival, Durango, Colorado, Fine Arts jazz Festival and the Tarleton State University jazz Festival. At the TCU jazz Festival it placed Ilg it placed I at the rest of the festivals. Stage band is a small ensemble with specific instrumentation, such as: live trumpets, five trombones, five saxes and a rhythm section. The music the band plays is in the styles ofjazz, rock or Latin music. The Stage band performed at a pre-Colorado concert in the commons area April 5. There was a spring concert on May 15. The stage band is a fun band to be in. The students' attitudes are super and that is what makes the band so good, said Band director Wayne Tympanick. - MELANYE CHITTUM Stage band - Top Row: Eddie Mitchell, Stephen Lesczeneski, Kenneth Webb, Lisa Milligan, Colleen Char- rette, Kai Peterson, Drew Fairchild. Mid- dle Row: Band direc- tor Wayne Tympanick, Steve West, Kim Buchanek, Michael Meyer, Shannon Shemwell, Matt Whitington, Paul Walker, Marty Van Dyke, Kim Nixon. Front Row: Margaret White, Mike Kinler, Sean Bogan and Curtis Cruson. 58 Stage band Now what? - Senior Kim Buchanek and sophomore Kim Nixon work together to figure out how the music goes. sr l A I r

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R Fifty-seven voices ring out Choir and Tribe sing in harmon Fifty-seven voices ring out. Tenor, alto, soprano and bass sing in harmony. It must be the Choir and Tribe. Choir is offered each year as an elective, open to anyone who enjoys singing. Tribe, on the other hand, is a group of selected singers who practice separately on Tuesday nights. All 57 members of the Choir are split up into three classes: advanced, beginning and boys' choirs. These classes are easily combined and are ready to perform at any time. For the Christmas Concert, all three classes performed together. March 3 and 4, I need a hug - jimmy Williams and Pene Burns put on their best act for the picture. Singing in harmony - Heather Hester and Kelly Siler sing together at the Christmas Concert, Q? , ., CO Choir 8: Tribe the Choir sponsored a Talent Show as a fund raiser for a trip to Florida. It was very well organized and put togetherj, one choir member said. Mrs. Barbara Nathman is the director of the Choir. She does have help from Music Director Owen Phillips for contests and concerts. Directing is rewarding and challenging. It is also hard work and demanding. When we perform well it is worth it! said Mrs. Nathman. - STEPHANIE CARRIER