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LUERS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ADVANCE IN SOLO ENSEMBLE

March 4, 2009 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

The following students and groups received 1st place gold.

Jimmy Mitchell, Ashlea Koehl, Kris Andorfer, Nick Abbott, Nick Schenkel, Megan Hire, Timmy Kawiecki, Chris Fowerbaugh- Piano

Men’s Ensemble members:

Nick Abbott, Kris Andorfer, Nick Ehinger, Cory Leffers. Canyon Whitman, Dakota Zwick, Steven Paris, Aaron Kennerk, Jimmy Mitchell, Timmy Kawiecki, Robert Mabe, Tom Saul, Michael Ryan, Michael Welling, Spencer Coe, Evan Stuerzenberger, and Nick Schenkel.

All of the above participants received a Gold Rating in 1st Division. They qualified for the State Competition in Indianapolis on February 2.

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