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Honors Concerts 2017 Presented By The St. Louis Suburban Music Educators Association and EducationPlus St. Louis Suburban Music Educators Association Affiliated With EducationPlus Missouri Music Educators Association MENC - The National Association for Music Education www.slsmea.com EXECUTIVE BOARD – 2016-18 President HS Orchestra VP Aaron Lehde, Ladue Alex Chang, Lindbergh President-Elect MS Orchestra VP Lisa McMahon, Mehlville Kyla Herbert, Hazelwood Twinda Murry, Ladue Past President Jason Harris, Maplewood-Richmond Heights 6th Grade Orchestra VP Adrianna Mittler, Rockwood Secretary/Treasurer/Scheduler James Waechter, Retired-Ladue HS Vocal VP Ronda Fields, Wentzville HS Band VP Chelsea Silvermintz, Lindbergh MS Vocal VP Kim Carson, Ritenour MS Band VP Stephanie Ruggles, Ritenour Mike Kanaan, Clayton Elementary Vocal VP HS Jazz Band VP Katy Moehlman, Orchard Farm Denny McFarland, Pattonville MS Large Ensemble/Solo Ensemble MS Jazz Band VP Festival Director Jeremy McMahon, Lindbergh David Meador, St. Louis St. Louis Suburban District hhh Honor Groups PRODUCTIONS 3691S Paulina Drive Arnold, MO 63010 Performances January 7 & 8, 2017 636-464-6099 * [email protected] Please Allow 4-5 weeks for delivery shhhaudioproductions.com All Packages will be delivered by FIRST CLASS MAIL. Please place or indicate quantity in boxes provided CHOIR CD ONLY CD MS Treble and Mixed Honor Choirs $15.00 CD DVD/Free CD Pkg ORCHESTRA / BAND CD and DVD $15.00 $25.00 Honor Orchestras (3 ensembles) High School Honor Concert and Jazz Bands Middle School Honor Concert and Jazz Bands Make CHECKS Payable to Shhh Productions Name Mailing Address City State Zip HOME Phone Number ( ) Cash Check Money Order Credit Card PO Method of Payment: ON-LINE ORDERING AT www.shhhaudioproductions.com Total # of Packages Ordered SCAN Sub-Total $ QR Code Shipping $ 3.00 OR with your Smartphone Total Amount Paid $ Order a recording of today’s concert in the lobby of the auditorium or Online at www.shhhaudioproductions.com St. Louis Suburban 7th and 8th Grade Treble Honor Choir Paula Martin, Conductor Angela Hendrick, Accompanist January 7, 2017 Clayton High School 3:00 P.M. PROGRAM Gloria from the Heiligmesse . F.J Haydn/Edited by Benjamin Suchoff Dance in the Rain . David S. Gaines Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel . Arr. Greg Gilpin You Cannot Lose My Love . Arr. Susan LaBarr Let the River Run . Arr. Kirby Shaw A BOUT T HE C ONDUCTOR Paula Martin currently serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Music Department at Lindenwood University. Professor Martin teaches University Women’s Chorus, Select Women’s Ensemble, and Studio Voice. Paula holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from the University of Missouri-Columbia. In addition she holds two Masters Degrees. The first, in Music Education with emphasis in Early American Choral Music from Southern Illinois University. The Second, with emphasis in Secondary Instruction, (choral) from University of Missouri-St. Louis. Paula was the Director of Choirs at Oakville HS for more than twenty years. Previous to that time, she taught Middle School Choir for the District of Ladue and K-12 Vocal and Instrumental Music for the Grandview R-2 School District in Jefferson County. Paula’s ensembles have enjoyed many years of success, including five performances at MMEA as well as a performance for the Southwestern Divisional Conference of the American Choral Directors Association. Mrs. Martin’s high school Concert Choirs and Chamber Choirs at both Grandview R-2 and more recently, Oakville Senior High School have received thirty- three years of consecutive Honor 1 Ratings at the MSHSAA sponsored State Festival for Large Ensembles. Mrs. Martin has had over fifty of her students selected to the Missouri All-State Choir and has had many students selected to ACDA Regional Honor Choirs. Paula is a frequent clinician and adjudicator, having served in these capacities throughout Missouri and the Midwest. She is an active member of NAFME, ACDA, MMEA, and MCDA. She currently serves as the R & S Chair for Women’s Choir for MCDA and was the MCDA Podium Award Recipient in 2013. ABOUT THE ACCOMPANIST Angela Hendrick earned her bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Southeast Missouri State University and holds lifetime certificates for both instrumental and vocal music. She holds master’s degrees in Music from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville and in Music Education from the University of Missouri - St. Louis. She retired in May 2015 with 30 years of experience teaching 7 years of both instrumental and vocal music from kindergarten through high school in the Grandview R-2 school district, and finishing her tenure as Director of Choirs at the Mehlville School Districts. She is an accomplished pianist and has accompanied choirs at Tan-Tar-A and at the 2008 Kansas City SWACDA with Oakville High School. She has served as Vice President of the St. Louis Suburban Music Educators Association twice and is a member of the MMEA, MENC, and ACDA. She has accompanied choirs at various schools in the Jefferson County and St. Louis area. SOPRANO 1 SOPRANO 2 Bella Alcala - LaSalle Springs Ewa Adewale - Hazelwood North Hannah Bechtel - Wentzville Kennedy Alexander - Ladue Amilia Bell - Rockwood South Isabel Barragan - Hoech Jersey Carter - LaSalle Springs Mackenzie Brown - Sperreng Angela Colombo - Rockwood South Kylie Christensen - Hazelwood North Cora Dill - Wildwood Miranda Devers - Rockwood South Destiny Ellsworth - Wentzville South Aaradhya Diwan - Wydown Jaleacia Evans - Wentzville Hailey Ernst - Wentzville Hallie Fisher - Wentzville South Mackensay Eyster - Ritenour Samira Faruq - Selvidge Lucy Faulkingham - Maplewood Emma Gorton - Wentzville South Richmond Heights Lyric Ingram - Hazelwood North Julia Forczek - Pattonville Heights Anna Kelly - Rockwood South Sydney Goforth - Wentzville South Lauren King - Selvidge Amanda Higgins - Rockwood South Remy Koch - Truman Chole Inman - Selvidge LeeAnna Myrick - Hoech Molly Jansen - Sperreng Amani Nurse - Sperreng Trinity Jones - Ritenour Victoria Ortiz - Hoech Holly Kalota - Truman JoAnna Ostoff - Hoech Bronte King-Levine - Ladue Lydia Perry - Wildwood Maya Kipper - Wentzville Pranavi Pitchyaiah - Wildwood Chelsey Laughlin - Pattonville Heights Cara Raftery - Pattonville Heights Haley L'Ecuyer - LaSalle Springs Gabrielle Ray - Hazelwood North Riley Maze - LaSalle Springs Rachel Riley - Pattonville Heights Makarim Mohamed - Ritenour Mackenzie Robbins - Ritenour Elizabeth Pott - Selvidge Brittany Roberson - Truman Lily Reynolds - Pattonville Heights Maromi Sakurai-Kearns - Ladue Chloe Sample - Wentzville Caroline Slunaker - Ritenour Kassidy Schmidt - Wentzville South Peyton Smith - Pattonville Heights Maddie Sherman - LaSalle Springs Elizabeth Spear - Truman Arpita Sistla - Selvidge Heather Tate - Selvidge Brianne Simmons - Sperreng Madilynn Vanderwekken - Wentzville Zharia Sykes - Hoech Olivia Walters - Selvidge Kyla Walker - Maplewood Richmond Tori Webb - Ladue Heights Alyssa Wesley - Ritenour Mallory Waller - Hoech Tori Woodward - LaSalle Springs Shelby White - Wentzville South Jasmin Wisely - Truman K'Lei Wolfe - Maplewood Richmond Heights Peyton Woodridge - Selvidge Kendall Woody - Rockwood South Callie Yemm - Truman ALTO ALTO Nicole Alper-Esko - Wydown Kaitlyn Koppel - Rockwood South Sari Andrews - Wentzville Kaitlyn Lacavich - Hoech Caitlin Barbarick - Wentzville South Katie Marks - Ladue Emma Beck - LaSalle Springs Chloe Moreland - Maplewood Richmond Jenna Boltzman - Ladue Heights Tamira Brown - Ritenour Katie Murdoch - Wydown Mia Burk - Wentzville Sophia Newell - Wildwood Jaelynne Cauldwell - Pattonville Heights Makenzie Pike - Truman Jesteena Chuc - Hazelwood North Brianna Pittman - LaSalle Springs Ava Cordner - Truman Alissa Porter - Wentzville South Elsa Davinroy - Sperreng Sydney Schaefer - LaSalle Springs Amber Day - Maplewood Richmond Gabrielle Schenck - Ritenour Heights Evynn Scherretz - Hoech Annie Drury - Rockwood South Makenna Seghers - Wentzville Sydney Fendler - Rockwood South Arjoo Siaula - Sperreng Kallie Fisher - Selvidge Amaya Smith - Hazelwood North Kimberly Gomez - Pattonville Heights Paris Spencer - Wildwood Andrea Gonzolez - Hoech Alexis Taylor - Sperreng Brooke Hayes – Wildwood Kayla Walker - Maplewood Richmond Alyvia Henderson - Selvidge Heights Sydney Ingracia - Wentzville Isabella Walker - Wentzville South Leah Islam - Selvidge Chase Whitmer – Wydown Haley Johnson - Pattonville Heights Savannah Wilson - Ritenour Savannah Jones - Truman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SLSMEA would like to thank the Clayton School District, Clayton High School, administrators Daniel Gutchewsky and Ryan Luhning, and choral director Erick Price for the use of the venue. Also, thank you to Aaron Lehde, James Waechter, and SHHH Productions for their help with the organization of this event. Teachers: Thank you for devoting extra time and energy to prepare your students for this honors festival. Parents: Thank you for providing transportation and being supportive of your children and local school music programs. The students, teachers, and parents would like to thank Mrs. Martin and Ms. Hendrick for a wonderful day of artistic singing and an overall extraordinary musical experience. The SLSMEA Middle School Vocal Vice-Presidents are Kim Carson, Hoech Middle School Stephanie Ruggles, Ritenour Middle School St. Louis Suburban 7th and 8th Grade Mixed Honor Choir Dr. Marc Schapman, Conductor Dr. Joseph Welch, Accompanist January 7, 2017 Clayton High School 4:00 P.M. PROGRAM Bonse Aba . Arr. Victor Johnson Battle
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    OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR PREPARED BY: THERESA KEUSS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS AS OF CENSUS DATE: SEPT. 21, 2015 DEGREE SEEKING FIRST TIME FRESHMEN BY HIGH SCHOOL FALL 2015 CHANGE MISSOURI HIGH SCHOOLS FS2014 FS2015 2014/2015 Affton High School 4 8 4 Bais Yaakov HS of St. Louis 0 2 2 Bayless High School 6 6 0 Berean Christian Academy 0 1 1 Bishop Dubourg High School 9 4 (5) Blair Oaks High School 0 2 2 Blue Eye R-5 High School 0 2 2 Bolivar R-I Hih School 2 0 (2) Bowling Green High School 1 0 (1) Brentwood High School 2 0 (2) Burbon High School 0 1 1 Cardinal Ritter College Prep 1 0 (1) Carl Junction R-I High School 0 0 0 Carnahan HS of the Future 3 5 2 Cassville R-IV High School 1 0 (1) Central High School 3 0 (3) Central R-3 High School 0 2 2 Central Visual & Performing Hs 0 1 1 Chaminade College Prep School 1 0 (1) Charleston High School 2 0 (2) Christian Brothers Clg High Sc 1 5 4 Christian High School 1 0 (1) Clayton High School 4 3 (1) Cleveland Jr Naval Academy 0 2 2 Clyde C Miller Career Academy 1 4 3 College Preparatory HS Madison 2 1 (1) Confluence Prep Academy 0 2 2 Cor Jesu Academy 1 0 (1) Cristo Rey Kansas City 0 1 1 Crosspoint Christian School 0 1 1 Cuba High School 1 1 0 De Soto High School 3 0 (3) Desmet Jesuit High School 3 2 (1) Dexter Senior High School 1 0 (1) Duchesne High School 3 1 (2) Elsberry High School 1 1 0 Eureka High School 1 6 5 Farmington Senior High School 4 0 (4) Festus High School 0 1 1 Fort Zumwalt East High School 4 2 (2) Fort Zumwalt North High School 6 9 3 Fort Zumwalt South High School 6 2 (4) Fort Zumwalt West High School 9 2 (7) Fox C-6 High School 5 8 3 Francis Howell Central 5 5 0 Francis Howell High School 6 1 (5) Francis Howell North High Sch 9 4 (5) Fulton High School 1 0 (1) Gateway STEM High Schol 12 7 (5) Grandview C4 SR High School 0 2 2 Grandview R-II High School 0 2 2 Greenville High School 0 1 1 Hancock Place Sr High School 1 2 1 Harrisonville Sr.