The Rampage

Quincy Nelson Staff Reporter Friday May 1 st there was no advisory, instead there was a school assembly- to give recognition to the some of the fine arts students who have excelled.  Clubs such as Speech, Drama, Choir, Show Choir, Band, and DECA had students recognized and appreciated.  The assembly was held at the normal advisement time of 9:24 and the student body was released from 2 nd hour at 9:14 with the assembly ending around 9:53. “It’s pretty cool I’m happy about it, when I was in Ankeny they weren’t recognized,” said senior Micalah Wiseman, a member of both choir and show choir. “We work pretty hard and we go in for 6 hours a week-we work outside of school a lot too,” said Wiseman. Students of the fine arts appreciate being recognized just like the sports teams were earlier in the year. “I feel we really worked just as hard sports do,” said freshman Mitzi Perez, a member of choir and show choir. Perez plans to continue her performing career into the res...

Josi Bambrook Columnist The show choir dinner theater was on Saturday evening, March 28. It was for the show choir students and parents to celebrate all the work they have done this year. They ate chicken, green beans, potatoes, and salad. The dinner Theater was also a way for the seniors to share their talent one last time. “It was for the parents to pay money and eat, the seniors did solos,” said senior Christie Fest. The night was enjoyable for all of the students- full of singing and enjoying each other’s company. “It was a night full of music, friends, and family and it was one of our last times to play in front of everyone,” said Fest. The students talked to their friends and met with parents to talk to each other and appreciate the work that they have done. Show choir put on performances for the parents to enjoy. “There were senior solos and all of the choirs and show choirs performed,” said Fest.  Christie explains that the best part was playing in show band fo...

Drew Brown Staff Reporter             Show Choir has one more competition at Louis Central High School this Saturday, March 7, and is yet to place in finals. Tons of stress is put on the shoulders of the Varsity Seniors because for them this is the last competition they will have in their high school career.             “We owe it to the seniors to leave it all out there to try to make finals,” said freshman Travis Erthum. Some of the seniors have given a lot up for the team such as other sports and activities. For the last competition the pressure is on. Hundreds of hours of practice have made them good enough for the finals; it’s up to them to show the judges why they belong in finals.             Some of the team is happy with just making finals but a few won’t be pleased with just the placement- they want the gold...