Schaller High School - Rocket Yearbook (Schaller, IA)

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Choir Performs Once again the vocal music depart- ment demonstrated their fine musical abilities, and always gave their audiv ences a treat. It was a busy year, each music group working to ready themselves for each concert and later contest, But l the hard work paid off, providing for a delightful Girls Glee Tea, Christmas Concert, Pop's Concert, and other i annual performances. Small groups began to come togeth- er, and rehearsals meant early morn- ing risings, and constant practicing. And at small group contest, many good ratings were given. e , , - , g Next we prepared for large group A i4 1 contest, which required much hard work and determination. At contest we also received good ratings, round- Carlbergr F,-Ont.Kari Hansen, ing oft a successful year of music. nccompanists: Back row-Sharon Cole, Michele Sims, Deb Grieme, Sheri Ober, Cami Taylor, Rhonda Front row-Kim Snyder, Kari Hansen, Sue Barlow, Ryan Hansen, Marshall Wilde, Gene Huelman, Dan Currie, Todd Candor, Sandi Tokheim, Anita Alyward, Mami Udaka, Julie King, Alisa Langner, Sheri Ober. Second row-Nita Skou, Diane Wendel, Bonnie Jewell, Sharon Cole, Sally King, Dan Carlberg, John O'Meara, Rich King, Tim Myrtue, Ellie Taylor, Jan Currie, Lisa Stratton, Ann Crawford, Kris Wilder. Third row-Mary Jo Naberhaus, Linda McDermott, Cami Taylor, Deb Grieme, Mike Snyder, Mike O'Meara, Shane Tokheim, Todd Ernst, Gary Pyle, Kevin Stevenson, Lenny Winkler, Rhonda Carlberg, Stacey Pfrimmer, Kathy Kestel, Marcia Naberhaus. Fourth row-Carol Swanson, Rita Tokheim, Michele Sims, Erin Hix, Paul McDermott, Grant Currie, Doug Ayers, Jon Voss, Tim Taylor, Sandra Stille, Barb Brown,

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