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Working for the

community

The New Horizons, otherwise known as the Girls
Ensemble, consisted of a little more than a dozen girls
ranging in age from seniors to sophomores. They sang songs
such as “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” “On Broadway,” and
Kenny Roger’s "What About Me?”. They sang two Lionel
Richie hits; "Stuck On You” and “Truly”.
The groups performed for many groups and organiza­
tions in the community. These groups include the Omaha
Area Cafeteria Workers, The Ralston Lions Club, Hill
Haven Rest Home, Saint Joseph Hospital, Ralston Women’s
Club, and the Elks Club. The group also took part, along
with the Swing Choir, in Cabaret Night.
Dwaine Price, conductor, summed up the New
Treble Choir Front Row: Wendy Meyers, Threasa Martin, Lisa Sporclc, Candy
Horizons as a group that “has grown into a fine performing Mass, Mary McCain, Christine Payton, Erika Ziemba Row 1: Heather Flora, Beth
group that has established themselves in the community as Krause, Diane Thurman, Kim Kratina, Shannon Baker, Laura Witherspoon Back
one of RHS’s outstanding entertainment groups.” Row: Michelle Petak, Barb English, Crystal Husak, Lynn Recic, Leah MacNeill,
Michelle Possin, Kelly Barrett
The group received an excellent rating at the District
Music Contest.
The Treble Choir is “A ‘not too large’ choir that has
proven that hard work and working as a team can produce
fine choral music,” according to Price. The choir includes
20 freshmen girls who participated in the vocal department
concert with the other choral groups.

Girls Ensemble Front Row: Lisa Wortman, Crystal Dykstra, Ronna Yearsley, Jenny
Good, Kathy Farrell, Michelle McKeighan, Leanne Bartlett Back Row: Debbie
Mowry, Tammy Lutz, Kris Koubsky, Kim Gaeta, Kelley Springsted, Shelly
Davenport

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52/girls ensemble, Freshmen Beth Krause, Wendy Meyers, Barb English
treble choir and Diane Thurman perform for one of the Ralston
grade schools on the grade school tour.