Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Q 11,,qQ L . up 5 ? es? . 2 - H -1 - . E' ? .5fQ.L: if Colorado Springs was open to any advanced choir members who could attend. During the retreat i - IV.. is Y X - H 10 .v:.,g?.,,, .. . ..I E the members had talk SCSSIOUS, Y sang, and developed many close , bonds- Members of cccuian singers E,,2,L?,, ,,.L!?..:, t Qzil, w ., . , . . . . . .,,. ,.,.:, Q .. i ,. 5 liked the atmosphere that females ,' i'f'lly' , 1,,' fail.-,..'1 ' vi t, . J V.-0 and males together could produce. Jr. Cmdy Simon said, I love the it E 1 ' ' e- ii ' - , . , af nch sound of the guys and girls -.-., t .r , s- 'fa . V,.,: e P T 'Z.2ff : - -A voices together. Also, the guys . in our choir also make practice a lot of fun! The highlight of the year for the .. e... Q,-. ..,::..g- iv.: xi ,- :,.. .,gM ,-:- ,,-.,. advanced choirs was the spring l With prac- trip to Boston. In tice came ex- Boston they per- cellence, and formed at a competi- the sound of tive choral festival, the two advanced choirs was evi- dence of this fact. Jr. Trevor Gallup, a Cecilian Singer, said, sang at a local college, and toured the sights, including the New England Aquarium and the fa- The best thing about choir is when we perform and sound really great! It shows the audience how hard we've worked. The two advanced choirs were Trebelaires, an all-female group, and Cecilian Singers, a mixed choir. Director Paul Smith said, Of course, the dynamics of an all- girls choir is different than that of a mixed choir. However their lit- erature is the same level. The choirs performed several times in the school and also par- ticipated in many performances outside of school. Cecilians sang at Colorado University, Trebe- laires sang at a women's choral festival in Denver, and both groups sang at the Festival of Trees at Currigan Hall. Trebelaires included 45 girls, and Cecilians included 40 males and females. Jr. Jennifer Schreck, a Trebelaire, said, There are so many of us, but we have really gotten to know one another, and the retreat at the beginning of the year really helped our relation- ship. A retreat at La Foret in O ensure perfect pitch, Ir. Greg Margolin and Sr. Jerry Crawford carefully look over their new music. Only 20 males were ac- cepted into Cecilian Sin ers, the a vanced mixed choir at schooE mous Boston Museum of Science. The advanced choirs achieved excellence not only in Boston, but everywhere that they sang. Mr. Smith said, It's been a great year and we've been received well wherever we performed. It's tre- mendous fun! a farmer's tan attracts V admirers Jr. Lisa Wal- lace, J r. Amanda Meyers, and Sr. Heather Kirkpatrick. I r. Casey Rountree flexes his muscles at the ops concert on Feb. 9 and 10. ff 'T-' 49 3 ...

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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW: Sarah Vowells, Kai Elgelhunr Jade Green, Carrie Bloom, Daphne Wilson, Kendra Hren, Hannah Chang, Wells Cunningham. -ROW 2: Casey Vader, Julie Reddy, Mlchael BJQWH' John Lee, Christine Douglas, YuDan1a SparkS, Lynette McMichael, Dhenuka VIP' nakota Anthony Masucci, Shane Wylie, Michael Fox, Christie Hutch1nS, Genevieve Strange. ROW 3: Angela Smith, Shyamala Vinnakota, Susan Wells, Kristen Wells, Tracy JHbCZYnSlS11 Marlee Shelberg, Wendy H0ll1d3Y, Caine Peterson, Patty Lovelace, -Al1S8 Schreiber. ROW 4: Graham Lisman, Michelle Anderson, Stacey Brown, Char- lene Sandquist, Debbie Traudt, Angela Nelson, Mi Young Kwak.. BACK ROW: Kim Weiser, Melanie Williams, Klfswn McCanne, Fritz Paulsen, Randy EVCTS, Karlene Kilmer. CHORALAIRES F C I .RONT ROW: ' . mizlgalliiiiidlleiiiftiler CQHLUS. Tricia Perez 5211 Smith' Karin Silvers, Vanesa 2. Mel- ent ied, Elisa Everton Rosa kg 8 rant, Dionne Wilson Julie Th f- . issa Stohlman,Amanda Rowe Sonzalez, Mrs. Jeannette Pall-,He R O- Dam Hall. Marta Heffron T rs' heueYPeters0n,Ch,-mic H ri OW Aesmgnd. ROW3: Li11ajaCk3:,'r5:aAY0UIg, Sandra Colvm Karen ugh:i?s'LT1f' my ai1,A ,nne jj,V - ' -a,' she Ford. BYYAyCCggallizgn,1?ebecca Blair, Eslhe acne Crawford,Miche11 Isa Rub W. A I . CGUUE, Greer H 'C Y amela Stone, H -d- Hgela Sumner, Knst H artswick, Na Binkgfwc nthia lfiilll Knou' Mana HOusl en anman' L CY, Tanya Casse, Lis B aura.C0081CF, 3 Ofmewlle Kelli -1's 49, 0 'GY li PLAINSMEN' Dir Paul Smith Lo d H . . , y amilton, David Schamp Adam Lewis Vin' ' Le' 5 , icio ira, James Yount, Christopher Witten, Johri Cripe, Raymond Barker, Thomas Martin Robert Leeds R b , , o ert Barker, Jerry Crawford. ,,,, ,,,, Debbie Traudt