Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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A Cappella-Front Row: Brenda Wilson, Tracy Shaner, Khris Henderson, Kim Blankenship, Robin Smith, Brenda Harsch, Kim Bliven, Lora Monty. Second Row: Theresa Womer, Kathy Eaton, Laurie Starnes, Lisa Williamson, Reshan Powell, Gloria Cummins, Dorothy Campbell, Samantha Edmonds, Shari Stonestreet. Third How: Penny Sekerak, Allison Bacon, Chris Ea! ton, Khristy Watson, Cindy Granchi, Susan Iohnson, Barb Starnes, Bev Ware, Cindy Stargell, Iulia Pierce. Last Row: Bill Hoover, Neil Hagen, Ice Walker, Mike Peterson, Tom Nall, Ray Thornton, Paul Weita, Iames How- ard, Steve Townes Chair members study their music before proc' tice. .Geri , Tracy Shaner and Iulia Pierce look over sheet music in the music library. 70!Organizations David Griffin picks a quiet corner of the stage to check the Sound of Music score. ,A 5

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5 r-.W l-Q Directing Sue Iohnson and Duke Dunlap as they rehearse for The Sound Of Music are Shari Ellis and Beth Boyer. Lighting specialists Tam Marshalek, Ken Montgomery, and Dave Rulong take care of the lighting for Drama Club productions. Advisor Mr. Tam Hitmar and Barb Starnes go over a sang from the score of The Sound Of Music . Drama Club!69

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New Tomorrows perform at the N.H S. lnduc ' ' The Sgund Mixed Chorus-Front Row: Michelle Sayers, Dena DeVitto, Denita Iohnson, Paula Gregor, Cathy DeVanny, Catrees Cline, Tammy Stokes, Theresa Loomis, Lamana Owens, Carnella Peck, Lisa Butler, Valerie Haynes. Second Row: Darla Armstrong, Robin Belovich, Kelli Thompson, Lori Sweet, Pam Kimbel, Tracie Keller, Stephanie Walters, Iennifer Richards, Brenda Herron, Debbie McNinch, Donna Shearer, Moria Prentice, Back Row: Richard Givens, Mork Michael, Mike Iohnson, Walter Iackson, Lee Dawkins, Terrance Williams, DeAvery Burgess, Anthony Pope, Andree Davie, Andy Gudge, Robert Hanna, Ioyce Gregory, Theresa North of music The sound of music at Reserve is always entertaining, lively and professional. Vocal music director Randal Davis sees to that. This year, the Acapella Choir, the New Tomorrows and the Mixed Chorus proved that students at Reserve are talented, Practicing every day and often many hours after school for special performances keeps the members in tip top condition. The highlight of the year was the musical Sound of Music. Christ- mas performances in community, fund raising projects and music contests consumed any extra time that the choir had available. Selling candy bars was the major fund raising activity. The New Tomorrows decked out in new costumes performed at many functions including the N.l-LS. installation and Christmas assembly. Time, talent and teamwork made for another successful year for the Vocal Music Department. Choirf71 S