State Music Program Vocal Participants Listed

Wed., March 22, 2000

Compiled By Kandis Carper

This is a continuing list of area students who recently participated in the Washington All-State 2000 music program. Students are listed by group they participated with:

Choir

Jennifer Boyer and Sabrina Scriven (soprano I), Ferris High School; Sarah Busse (soprano I), Ephrata High School; Laura Henderson (soprano I), Cheney High School; Sarah Peck (soprano I), Lewis and Clark High School; Sarah Bell (soprano II), Newport High School; Alyssa Hansen (alto I), Mead High School; Charlene Krum (alto I), West Valley High School; Elizabeth Mealey (alto I), Gonzaga Prep, and Shannon Woods (alto I), North Central High School.

Lisa Clifton (alto II), Ferris; Esther Green (alto II), Cheney; Carolyn Hann (alto II), North Central; Katherine Howell, Chenine Johnson and Tara Mealey (alto II), Gonzaga Prep; Kathleen Leiserson (alto II), Lewis and Clark; Kevin Egan (tenor I), East Valley High School; Travis Fullum (tenor I), Gonzaga Prep; Adam Gumke (tenor I), Mt. Spokane High School, and Carlos Medina (tenor I), Moses Lake High School.

Jaylan Renz (tenor I), Cheney; Johnathan Vaughn (tenor I), Rogers High School; Parker Albin (tenor II) Lakeside High School, Nine Mile Falls; Mike Bisbee and Joe Lienhard (tenor II), Cheney; Casey Boyan (tenor II), Pullman High School; Justin Pritchard (tenor II), Mt. Spokane; Dallas Reed (tenor II), Davenport High School; Eddie Sanchez (tenor II), Moses Lake, and Mark Charyk (bass I), St. George’s School.

Cesar DeLeon (bass I), Moses Lake; Brett Gyarfas (bass I), Shadle Park High School; Chris Beazer (bass II), Mt. Spokane; Nicholas Liezen (bass II), Shadle Park; Luke Malek (bass II), Gonzaga Prep, and Scott Means (bass II), North Central.

Jazz Choir

Rachael Alyea (alto), Gonzaga Prep; Erich Loper and Brandon Wright (tenors), Ferris.

Jazz Band

Evan Smith (trombone) and Michael Frederick (guitar), Mt. Spokane.

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