Laguna Hills High School - Aerie Yearbook (Laguna Hills, CA)

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012, Song Hawks Choir is a class where students on campus are provided the opportunity to widen their range of singing ability. They meet daily and perform a variety of songs from classical to modern. Each day they begin with a series of voice warm-ups, and follow the musical scale after dividing into groups according to voice inflection, range and tone. The warm-ups are just as important as the music itself, said Mr. Jones, the Choir Director. Although there are two choirs, concert choir and chamber choir, the two often combine during con- certs. The songs are sung not only in English, but in German, French, Old English and Gaelic. I en- joy singing and like to share my voice with others. Each time I sing I feel like I am giving of myself, and this class gives me the experience I need, said Linda Riggs. A member of the Chamber Choir, Paul Mayjack comments, I hope to enter a career in the performing arts and this class offers a great chance to prepare for it. Both choirs per- form in 4 to 5 concerts a month. Our Christmas performance was especially successful, says Nidia Beltran. Other concerts include competi- tions with other schools, legion competitions and a 4 day trip to Magic Mountain to perform with the band and orchestra in the spring. The choir is a close-knit, talented group of students who enjoy singing. lt's my IifeI said Linda Riggs. 1. Lights, action and SING! 2. Chamber Choir, Front Row, L to R: Cassie Arnette, Sandy Lowe, Nidia Beltran, Denise Rosenjack, Linda Riggs, Stacey Beirmann, Erin Reidy, Becky Clinton, 3. Hey, get back in line! 4. Choir, First Row: Kristin Price, Robyn Aberle, Karin Luce, Brandi Milano, Denise Cuchrum, Vanessa Hopgood. Second Row: Tammy Holfard, Candece Melim, Brenda Silva, Mia Marco, Hala Khali, Janet O'MaIley. Third Row: Mary Jaramillo, Angela Hosszu, Julie Broussalian, Allyson Turner, Michele Carey, Tina Powell, Fienee Soberman. 165