Springfield Catholic High School - Irish Reflector Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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us the spotlight during her nermann and Cindy Payton w Jim Amos takes a break ' chorus take over. In The maker for the audience. ott Rice performs during I . and Jennifer Meyers smile chorus. 3 Brenda Tasset Long Night. 40 During It's performs a flute solo. a gs a solo in I Still Believe 010 as James Rippee looks and Kevin Otradovec hold tion.

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SCHS Presents The Kids Of Fame ay ninth, under the direction oer. Mike Kern, . the SCHS chorus presented The Kids From Fame. The musical involved songs taken from the movie Fame and dancing choreographed by alumni Brigette Baker. During each song, solos were performed by one or more students. Chorus students picked their oum solos during class and worked to perfect them. Practices took place during class and every night a week before the show was held. itThe practices were real hard. It was hard to get down to business and learn some discipline, commented Sheri Long. All the work was worth it as the chorus presented a fantastic show for the audience. Hit was real fun, said Sheri. Tl want to do it again. 1i Sheri Long's performance commands the spotlight during her solo in Red Light. 2i Dancers Kelli Kobbermann and Cindy Payton raise their arms to the sounds of Fame. 5t Jim Amos takes a break from his solo in Desedemona to let the chorus take over. 4i The Kids From Fame chorus performs Starmaker for the audience. PAGE .32 1i Jamming out on guitar, Scott Rice performs during I Sing The Body Electric. 2i Natalie Kraus and Jennifer Meyers smile as they sing along with the rest of the chorus. 5i Brenda Tasset performs her solo in It's Gonna Be A Long Night. 4i During It's Gonna Be A Long Night, Jackie Baker performs a flute solo. 5i Jennifer Meyers looks secure as she sings a solo in 1 Still Believe In Me. 6i Kevin Otradovec performs a solo as James Rippee looks on, obviously impressed. 7i Sheri Long and Kevin Otradovec hold hands as they perform Life is a Celebration.

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Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. - Louisa May Alcott iw HI think sports requires a lot of aspiration both from those par- ticipating and those watching; especially for freshmen be- cause it gives them a chance to make new friends. - Kevin Tillman, Freshman iiPlaying athletics in high school has been a'great experience for me. I have aspired to learn more about myself from working with others as a team. The workouts were hard, and at times I hated it, but it was all worth it. It has been fun. - Missy Dilday, Senior - Dunk Makes The Difference! Junior Jimmy Kutz proves this time and time again. iiThe sports at SCHS require a lot of aspiration. Our teams strive to be on top and all of their hard work often pays off with a winning season. - Eileen Earls Sopho- more