St Stanislaus College - Reflections Yearbook (Bay St Louis, MS)

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Barbershop Chorus Four people singing together may not seem exciting at first, but when they’re singing Barbershop — that’s a whole other story. Barbershop singing consists of either a quartet or chorus singing four different parts to the same music. The lead carries the main melody while the baritone, bass, and tenor harmonize with him. Barbershopping is fun! It gives people a chance to shine, a chance to do what they’ve always wanted to do . . . burst out into song! Brother Pierre St. Pierre, S.C. was the moderator of this activity and did more than a fantastic job. 20 Features

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OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Troy Ostarly performs a solo at the Spring Concert. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: The 1986-’87 Rockachaw Marching Band. TOP LEFT: Alex Biro performs at halftime. TOP RIGHT: The Woodwind section includes Peter Blakey, Carl Bolian, and Michael Pickich. MIDDLE LEFT: Michael Pickich also per¬ formed at halftime shows. ABOVE: Carl Bolian, Peter Blakey and Chris Echezabal along with the rest of the Marching Band performed Star” to enthusiastic audiences throughout football season. BOT¬ TOM LEFT: Colin Schmit and other members of the lower Brass sec¬ tion perform at the Spring Concert. Features 19

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Quartet OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: The Barbershop Chorus performed at various community-related functions. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Greg Legendre performs. LEFT: Matt Heitzmann, Colin Schmit, Greg Legendre and David Bast perform at one of the Student Masses. BELOW: Brother Pierre and the Chorus performed at the nursing home visited by our Social Services Personnel. BOTTOM LEFT: Concentration and control is evident in the faces of these Chorus members as they “belt out” a familiar tune. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Colin Schmit was a strong asset to this year’s Chorus Quartet. Features 21