Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

Page 17 text:

Variety Show Success A great deal of planning and practice enabled the Acappella Variety Show to be a success. The choir, led by Harry Garrett, began practicing six Weeks before the performance which was held on October seventh and ninth. The program included singing, dancing, skits, and instrumental num- bers. The show opened at 7:30 P.M. with the Acap- pella Choir singing their first three numbers, Sing, Beside the Golden Door, featuring Dana Shumway as the soprano soloist, and Soft Shoe Song. The group then broke up to prepare for the many acts that would follow. Selections for the remainder of the program included, Through the Years Medley, sung by Jennifer Hansen and Wayne Huber, and The Shepherd Just Smiled, sung and interpreted in sign language by Natalie Petrini. The Superstition Choir performed I've Got the Music In Me, Revival, and Big Coun- try Hits, and tap dancing to Aggie II were Su- san Clouse, Kim Milius, and Amy Young. The Acappella Choir reassembled to close the pro- gram with On the Sunny Side of the Street, I'm Happy Just to Dance with You, and Together We can All be Free. It was super fun to put on even though it was a lot of hard work. I think it was very successful, stated Acappella member, Gregg Vance. Variety Show 13

Page 19 text:

Hare Band, Colorguard, and Bunnies stage a three ring hersal. circus during Carnival 6- A circus tent is the ending formation of Thunder and Concentration shows on the face of Raeann Chiaro as she Blazesf' performs a rifle maneuver. 7- Trombones, tubas, and baritones play Baby Elephant Carnival features a percussion solo. Walk, while the percussion section juggles. Band members and Bunnies hold 6:30 rehersals to prepare 8- Drum major, Gaylon Heywood salutes spectators before he for their final performance. executes the high toss. Richard Sheridan displays exhaustion from a strenuous re- Band Day-15