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Harmony in the Making Concert band and choir of- fered many New Bloomfield stu- dents Musical opportunities. Each group held rehearsals dur- ing their respective classes. Dur- ing this time they learned the fundamentals of music as well as prepared for various concerts and competitions. The performances of band and choir included Christmas and Spring concerts. Concert band also played for the dedica- tion ceremony for the new build- ing and assemblies. The district music contest in Mexico, Missouri was a highlight of the year. The band received the highest possible rating of a “I” for their superior perfor- mance. In addition, there was a number of vocal and instrumen- tal solos and ensembles who re- ceived “II” ratings. The New Bloomfield high school concert band was comprised of: 1st row - Karen Siegel, Jessie Baxter, Shelley Citron, Becki Essen, Christy Under- wood, Tanya O’Neal, Stacey Jenkins, Maria Cain, Ruby Will- . meno, 2nd row - Jennifer Frank, Rob Becker, Jill Webb, John Davis, Sandy Patrick, Denny Vogel, Doug Click, 3rd row - Mr. Jordan Perry - Director, Anthony Riden- hour, Tracy Gastineau, Matt Frank, Under the direc- Mark Baxter, 4th row - Kirk Chiles, Tim tion of Mr. Perry Siegel, and Jeff Lester, and the accompa- niment of Miss Martin, the high school concert choir performs a holiday favorite at the Christmas m concert. 18
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Senior Amy Zumbehl shows the proper way to cut with a knife. Senior Steve Patrick shows us how to relieve stress while cooking. Seniors MeShell Rice, Steve Patrick, and junior Amy Neal show how to wash dishes by hand. 17
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Mr. Perry conducts the band through a movement of a Christmas hymm, “Noel Francais”. At the dedication ceremony for the new building, the band takes a break after playing several selections for the audience’s listen- ing pleasure. With all eyes watching them, the choir enlightens the crowd with their rendition of “Do You Hear What I Hear?” Another selection performed by the choir was “Once Upon a Starry Night”. 19
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