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The Swing Choirs

and Concert Choir

Singing Their

Way to Success

The Varsity Swing Choir competed in many competitions
including one in Imperial where the group took first place.
They also competed at Bellevue East and in Norfolk. Their
competition set included the songs "Trip the Light Fantas­
tic," Right Now," "Zombie Jamboree," "W hen I Fall in Love"
and "Gospel Mass."
The J.V. Show Choir had a drummer and a bass player
that helped to add to the excitement of their show. The J.V.
Show Choir competed at Norfolk and at Bellevue East.
The Girls' Ensemble also competed in the Bellevue East
competition where they placed first. Girls' Ensemble sang
"H ey Look Me Over," "Shoo-shoo-shoo," "This Joint is
Jumpin'," "Women Cross the River" and "Stop! In the Name
of Love," to help them earn a superior rating at Norfolk and
at Districts.

Strike a pose, girls! The Girls'
Ensemble had one of their most
successful years ever in compe­
tition and at school concerts.

The Varsity Show Choir per­
forms "Zombie Jamboree" at
Cabaret Night. "We had a lot of
fun doing this song. The chore­
ography was interesting, to say
the least," said senior Tina
Foehlinger.

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