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ALABAMA VOCAL ASSOCIATION President Tuscaloosa County High School an AFFILIATE of Nafme Northport, AL Ginny Coleman ALABAMA VOCAL ASSOCIATION President Tuscaloosa County High School AN AFFILIATE OF NAfME Northport, AL Megan Jones President-Elect Buckhorn High School New Market, AL November 20, 2017 Carl Davis Vice-President Dear AVA Director, Decatur High School Decatur, AL Congratulations to your students who have been chosen for the 2018 Cathy Spence Alabama All-State Choir Festival. Thank you for preparing them for Recording Secretary the audition process. Their achievement is one of the highest honors Alabama School of Fine Arts Birmingham, AL that AVA affords choral music students in our state. Please find a listing of students who have qualified on the enclosed lists. For those Rebekah Stevens students not listed, we offer our thanks for their interest and Executive Secretary participation. Encourage them to audition again. Please read the reminders below: • The All-State Festival will be held March 8-10, 2018 at Samford University. All students who are selected for All-State are expected to attend all rehearsals and the concert in its entirety. Please mark these dates on your calendars. Notify executive secretary Rebekah Stevens ([email protected]) if students who were selected will not be attending. • Registration for the All-State Festival is due on or before January 25, 2018. Also, all payments must be postmarked by the deadline. • Please have the following information available when you prepare to submit your registration: • A copy of the enclosed list (for your reference) • Your purchase order number (if needed) • Upon submitting your registration, you will immediately receive a confirmation and invoice by email. Use that invoice to request your check and mail payment to AVA Executive Secretary Rebekah Stevens at P.O. Box 1259, Northport, AL 35476. If you do not receive the confirmation/invoice after your submit your registration, please let Rebekah know immediately. • If a middle school boy needs to learn a new part because of a voice change, please communicate this to Rebekah Stevens before February 2, 2018. We look forward to seeing you in March at Samford University. Sincerely, Ginny Coleman AVA President 2018 Alabama All-State High School SATB Choir Alabama Christian Academy Elizabeth Adornato A2 10 Alabama Christian Academy Jameela Broadie S2 12 Alabama Christian Academy Aidan Dickson B1 10 Alabama Christian Academy Landon Holladay B1 12 Alabama Christian Academy Nicolas Lacy B2 11 Alabama Christian Academy Gavin Lyle T2 10 Alabama Christian Academy Chad Moody B2 10 Alabama Christian Academy Cameron Strowbridge S1 12 Alabama Christian Academy Micah Williams T2 12 Alabama School of Fine Arts Natalie Brasher A1 11 Alabama School of Fine Arts Diamond Sparks A1 11 Alabama School of Math and Science Chidimma Alilonu S2 11 Alabama School of Math and Science Jenna Jackson S1 11 Alabama School of Math and Science Megan Matthews S1 11 Alabama School of Math and Science Miranda Nettles A2 12 Alabama School of Math and Science Ashanti Tate A2 11 Albertville High School Olivia Rowley A2 12 Alma Bryant High School Justin Miller T2 12 American Christian Academy Caleb Burdette T2 10 American Christian Academy Morgan Burroughs S1 12 Arab High School Olivia Logan S2 12 Athens High School Christian Malone T2 12 Athens High School Casey Mayo S1 12 Athens High School Julia Pitts S1 12 Auburn High School Laura Durant A1 11 Auburn High School Laurel Jerkins S1 12 Auburn High School Annes Kim A1 11 Auburn High School Caleb McLeod B1 11 Auburn High School Camille Powell S1 11 Austin High School Courtney Bryant A2 11 Austin High School Shemiah Greene S2 12 Austin High School Rosalyn Johnson A1 10 Austin High School Jennae Patterson A2 12 Austin High School Parker Vandine B2 10 Baker High School Alexis Reeves S1 11 Baldwin County High School Marquez Drinkard T2 12 Bayshore Christian School Martha Hollowell S1 10 Bayshore Christian School Max Jones T2 10 Beauregard High School Meredith Champion A2 12 Beauregard High School Terry Freeman T1 12 Beauregard High School Zoe Hurst S2 12 Beauregard High School Andru Lose T1 12 Bob Jones High School Sierra Frazier A1 11 Bob Jones High School Regan Harris S2 10 Bob Jones High School Aurora Heath S2 11 Bob Jones High School Jahi Jacobs-El B1 11 Bob Jones High School Elizabeth Kuebbing S1 12 Bob Jones High School Michael Nichols T2 10 Bob Jones High School Michaela Philip A1 12 Bob Jones High School Olivia Reynolds A1 11 Bob Jones High School JoAnne Stevens S2 11 Bob Jones High School Alyssa Thompson A1 10 Bob Jones High School Natalie Tidwell A1 12 Booker T. 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