South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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Pops — An Array of Musical Talent May 16 was the night set aside by the music department for its annual Pops Concert. Preparations for this event start- ed weeks before the big night. Committees made up of parents were in charge of seating, deco- rations, and food. Servers for the evening were couples made up of seventh graders with a few sixth grade students help- ing out. For nearly three hours the au- dience sat captivated by the tal- ent displayed by the high school students. Ranging from vocal and instrumental solos to large choirs and bands, the hours of practice and hard work were evident. During intermission, the audi- ence browsed through the halls admiring the art work of their children and others. Many of the art students had more than one project on display plus a few articles by the shop stu- dents. Upon returning after the in- termission, the awards were presented. The Arion was awarded to Mike Stauffer, the Choral to Janet Liechty, the Or- chestra to Steve Bauman, the John Philip Sousa to Jon Knoch, the Frederick Chopin to Cathy Lunn, and the Accompnaist to Tom Lichtenberger. All of these people are to be commended for excellent performances in their respective areas. RHEA entertains the Pops crowd with a MIKE Stauffer receives the Arion award, rendition of The Way We Were. given to the best all-around musician. THE group that stole the show, the five seniors pictured above sang Hog Calling Time. 26 Pops Concert

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HERMAN, a quartet of junior boys, was one of the small ei sembles chosen to sing at Pops. TAKEN from the track, this picture shows a portion of the Large crowd seated at ta- bles. jwi -!•. - t y TERESA Nevil, along with Cindy and Sheryl Neuenschwander, helped to fill the three hours of music. MEMBERS of the show band play a song that was popular at the basketball game. Pocs Concert 27