6B The Oberlin herald Wednesday, February 22, 2012 Voice of Decatur Community High School

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THE BRASS ENSEMBLE’S PRACTICE requires hours of work. Members are (sitting from left) Shawn Cressler, Jeff Juenemann, Quinton Cook, Dante Robertson, Ashley Treese, Jenna Long, Tabor Erickson and Mason Ahlberg and

(standing from left) Konnor Witt, Miranda Long, KeAnn Jacobs, Cerys Davies, Carmen Winder, Keagen Blau, Emily Larson and Andrew Wade. – Dictator photo by Duane Dorshorst

School MenusFeb. 27 - March 2

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Junior high students do well at festivalBy BROOKLYN O’HARE

The Oberlin junior high music students did well at the Junior High Music Festival held last Wednesday in Colby. Oberlin finished with one advanced performance by Kade Grafel on his piano solo, 27 Is and four IIs.

Receiving Is on their vocal solos were TyLynn Peterson, Tabor Er-ickson, Carmen Winder, Meghan Davies, Kaitlynn Fisher, Sierra Hendrickson and Miranda Long.

Receiving Is on band solos were Kade Grafel, sax; Alexandra Water-man, clarinet; Ara Marine-Single-ton, clarinet; Sierra Hendrickson, flute; Daniel Lerew, snare drum; Luke Koerperich, snare drum; Emily Larson, trumpet; TyLynn Peterson, clarinet; KeAnn Jacobs, trumpet; Tabor Erickson, trombone; and Mason Ahlberg, trombone.

Luke Koerperich and Daniel Lerew also earned I’s on their piano solos.

All three vocal ensembles re-ceived Is. This includes the aseventh grade girls’ ensemble, the seventh and eighth grade boys’ ensemble, and the 8eighth grade girls’ en-semble.

The seventh grade girls’ ensemble includes TyLynn Peterson, Si-erra Hendrickson, Jillian Peters, Miranda Long, Tristen Davis, Jenna Long, Carmen Winder and Ashley Treese.

The eighth grade girls’ ensemble consists of Alexandra Waterman, Kassidie Jensen, Meghan Davies, Kaitlynn Fisher, Ara Marine-Sin-gleton and Leah Chambers.

Luke Koerperich, Adrian Cham-bers, Gatlin Hissong, Max Dieder-ich and Daniel Lerew make up the boys’ ensemble.

The percussion trio of Daniel Lerew, Adrian Chambers and Luke Koerperich earned a I, and the sax trio of Gatlin Hissong, Kade Grafel and Jonathon Howland earned a II.

Both the woodwind ensemble and the brass ensemble received Is. The woodwind ensemble consists of Kassidie Jensen, Jillian Peters, Sierra Hendrickson, Alexandra Waterman, Ara Marine-Singleton, Evan Shobe and TyLynn Peterson.

The brass ensemble includes An-drew Wade, Emily Larson, Carmen Winder, Miranda Long, Keagen Blau, Konnor Witt, Cerys Davies, KeAnn Jacobs, Mason Ahlberg, Tabor Erickson, Jenna Long, Ashley Treese, Dante Robertson, Quinton Cook, Jeff Juenemann and Shawn Cressler.

Receiving IIs were Jenna Long, trombone; Jillian Peters, flute; and Alexandra Waterman, vocal solo.

The junior high band and choir also did well. From the three judges, the band received three Is. The choir received a I, an Advanced Perfor-

mance, and a I-Plus.The junior high choir includes

eighth graders Keagen Blau, Leah Chambers, Meghan Davies, Kait-lynn Fisher, Kade Grafel, Kassidie Jensen, Daniel Lerew, Noah Nelson, Ara Marine-Singleton, Andrew Wade and Alexandra Waterman. The seventh grade members of the choir are Mason Ahlberg, Jakobi Blau, Adrian Chambers, Quinton Cook, Taylor Corbett, Shawn Cressler, Cerys Davies, Tristen Davis, Max Diederich, Tabor Erickson, Sierra Hendrickson, Gatlin Hissong, Jeff Juenemann, Dayton Kempt, Luke Koerperich, Jenna Long, Miranda Long, Madison Macfee, Kelsey May, Jillian Peters, TyLynn Peter-son, Shawna Riley, Dante Robert-son, Evan Shobe, Ashley Treese, Carmen Winder and Cade Wurm.

The junior high band consists of Mason Ahlberg, Keagen Blau, Adrian Chambers, Quinton Cook, Shawn Cressler, Cerys Davies, Tabor Erickson, Kade Grafel, Si-erra Hendrickson, Gatlin Hissong, Jonathon Howland, KeAnn Jacobs, Kassidie Jensen, Jeff Juenemann, Luke Koerperich, Emily Larson, Daniel Lerew, Jenna Long, Miranda Long, Jillian Peters, TyLynn Peter-son, Dante Robertson, Evan Shobe, Ara Singleton-Marine, Ashley Treese, Andrew Wade, Alexandra Waterman, Carmen Winder and Konnor Witt.

Susan Nelson is the vocal direc-tor and Sarah Bricker is the instru-mental director. Jenny Tally is the accompanist for the vocal students and Cheryl Metcalf accompanies the instrumental students.

And a one, and two. . .

Scholars takesixth at state meet

By EMILY BADERThe Oberlin Red Devil Scholar

Bowl team placed fifth at the State Scholar Bowl held Feb. 11 at Ell-Saline High School in Brookville.

Representing Oberlin were se-nior Nolan Henningson; juniors Miki Dorshorst, Matthew Helm and Elizabeth Nedland; and fresh-men Caleb Koerperich and Sierra Lohoefener. The team’s coach is Marlene Moxter.

Twelve schools qualified for the state tournament by placing in the top three of their regional the week before. Competing at the 2A State Tournament were Eskridge - Mis-sion Valley, Onaga, WaKeeney-Trego Community, Ellinwood, Leavenworth- Immaculata, Inman, Syracuse, Howard-West Elk, Win-chester-Jefferson County North, Prairie Village-KC Christian, Ells-worth and Oberlin.

The teams were divided into two pools with six teams in each pool. The top three teams of each pool would continue to the finals.

In pool play, Oberlin won three rounds and lost two. In the first round, Oberlin defeated Mission Valley 40 to 10. Oberlin fell to WaKeeney in the second round 90 to 30.

Oberlin then won rounds three and four, defeating Onaga 30 to 20 and Ellinwood 40 to 10.

The Devils faced Immaculata in the last round of pool play, losing 40 to 30.

With a winning record in pool play, the Red Devils were able to ad-vance to the championship round. In the final rounds, Oberlin won their first two matches against Jefferson County 30 to 10 and WaKeeney 60 to 35.

The Red Devils lost their next three rounds: Prairie Village 50 to

35, Inman 40 to 30, and Immaculata 60 to 40.

Inman took first, followed by Prairie Village, second; WaKeeney, third; and Immaculata, fourth. Oberlin, fifth; and Jefferson County North, sixth.

“I feel the team did a great job,” said Nolan. “We were really com-petitive and happy we made it this far.”

After the tournament, Principal Ben Jimenez and Activities Director Joe Dreher received a letter from John Phillips, the athletic director from Immaculata High School.

Mr. Phillips wrote, “Although every team there performed well and represented their school excel-lently, I was most impressed with your students. Not only did they perform well in the academic part of the event, but their sportsman-ship and friendliness did not go unnoticed.

“Obviously, our schools are far apart, so scheduling any regular season contests with you is a long shot to say the least. But if we ever see your school’s name on any post-season schedule, I can assure you that we will look forward to competing against a school that has students with such great character and sportsmanship. . .

“Your students and coach should be proud of themselves for the way they represented your school..”

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