Jerome
High School presents:
Our third annual presentation of
An Evening of Fine Arts
Friday, February 6th, 2009
5 to 7 p.m. – Multiple presentations throughout the first floor
All performances start over at about 6 p.m.
7 to 8:30 p.m. – Grand Concert in the Auditorium
Cafeteria - - - 5 to 6 p.m. - - - 6 to 7 p.m.
The cafeteria is straight ahead from the main entrance, at the east end of
the hallway.
The Jerome Music Boosters are making refreshments
available in the cafeteria for a nominal fee for your convenience.
Please help support the music department and partake of
comestibles with us!
ORDER of PERFORMANCES (Starts over at 6):
 Concert Band Saxophone Ensemble
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
 Symphonic Band Saxophone Ensemble
Malaguena

Trombone Duet
Waltz from Symphony No. 1 – Travis Mapes & Aaron Horton
 Alto Sax Solo
Sonata – Tyler Myers
 Concert Band Trumpet Ensemble
Greensleeves
 Tenor Sax Solo
TBA – Eric Myers
 Alto Sax Solo
Malaguena – Emily Rosson
 Trumpet Solo
TBA – Stephanie Reece
 Humorous Ensemble
How To Speak Man – Brandon Schermett, Courtney Rallison, Tyler Myers, Mark
VandenBosch
Music Room - - - 5 to 6 p.m. - - - 6 to 7 p.m.
The Music Room is at the south end of the hallway on the right of the main
entrance.
ORDER of PERFORMANCES (Starts over at 6):
 Concert Band Flute Ensemble
Irish Washerwoman
 Symphonic Band Clarinet Ensemble
Petit Quartet
 Concert Band Clarinet Ensemble
Fiesta Mariachi
 Serious Solo
The Yellow Wallpaper – Alicia Mihu
 Trombone Solo
You Raise Me Up – Shelbi Raney
 Flute solo
Concerto In G major – Brittney Thompson
 Clarinet solo
Candy Man – Hope Haycock
 Symphonic Band Flute Ensemble
Teddy Bear (G. Smith)
 Pantomime
Skulls And Crossbones – Dani Butts, Brittney Thompson
 Pantomime
Star Wars: A New Spoof – Ben Bingham, Adam Land, Alicia Mihu
Drama Room - - - 5 to 6 p.m. - - - 6 to 7 p.m.
The Drama Room is the first room on the right of the hallway on your right
as you enter.
ORDER of PERFORMANCES (Starts over at 6):
 Chamber Singers
When I Fall In Love (arr. Kirby Shaw)
Personent Hodie (Gustav Holst)
 Divisi Vocal Ensemble
I’ll Be Seeing You (arr. Phil Mattson)
 Serious Original
Wrecked – Tawnya Votroubek, Bri Boyd
 Humorous Original
Bot Boy – Jill Bracken, Bridget Bryant, Challas McArthur, Taylor Halstead
 Serious Original
Confused – Crystal Miller
 Humorous Original
Shmelly Little Show – Jeff Hiatt, Dani Nunnally
 Serious Solo
Twelve Monkeys – Brian Harberd
 Humorous Solo
Laughing Wild – Nicole Chjonacky
 Serious Original
Red – Hannah Culbertson
 Solo Audition
God Bless America/Merchant Of Venice
 Humorous Ensemble
The Exchange – Morgan Farnsworth, Abbie Blevins
Auditorium - 5 to 5:55 p.m. - 5:55 to 6:50 p.m.
The six-door entrance to the auditorium is on the main hall immediately
ahead of you.
ORDER of PERFORMANCES (Starts over at 5:55):
 Ambush of Tigers Drumline
Baja Quintet
Drumline cadence
 Concert Band Percussion Ensemble
Battle Of Jericho
 Jerome Brass Ensemble
Toe Jam Boogie (Dallas Brass)
 Ladies’ Vocal Ensemble: The Dreamers
I Don’t Know How To Love Him (Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice)
 Ladies’ Vocal Ensemble: Kaotic
Colors Of The Wind (Stephen Schwartz)
 Ladies’ Vocal Ensemble: Rositas
Reflection (Wilder and Zippel)
 Ladies’ Vocal Ensemble: Neon Trees
Home (Alan Menken/Tim Rice)
 Baritone Horn Ensemble
Sadness And Sorrow (J. Hall, T. Cornwell, M. Peters)
 Musical Theatre
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown – Becca Carlisle, Jonica Hovey, Rachel Avila,
Ethan Wheatley
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6:50
Stage cleared and set up for Grand Concert.
Evening of Fine Arts GRAND CONCERT
Jerry Diehl Auditorium - - - 7 to 8:30 p.m.
 Chamber Singers
o
The Star Spangled Banner (arr. Russell Robinson)
 Humorous Original
o
New York Outback – Nicole Chojnacky, Mackenzie Chjonacky, and Stephanie
Bingham
 Pantomime
o
The Magic Box – Ethan Wheatley
 Divisi
o
Down At Smokey Joe’s (Matthew Pelandini)
 Humorous Original
o
The History Of The World In Twelve Minutes – Scott Hall, Tyler Elwell,
Thomas Crozier
 Pantomime
o
Marionette Dance-Off – Benjamin Bingham, Adam Land, Jeff Hiatt
 Concert Band
o
Amazing Grace (arr. Paul Jennings)
o
Avenger (Rob Grice)
 Dramatic Audition
o
The Specialist/Dr. Faustus – Vincent Rogers
 Symphonic Band
o
Pictures At An Exhibition (Modeste Moussoursghy)
Promenade A, Gnomus, Promenade B, The Old Castle, Promenade C,
Tuilleries, Bydlo (Cattle), Promenade D, Ballet Of The Unhatched Chickens, The
Hut Of The Baba Yaga, The Great Gate Of Kiev.
Jerome High School Fine Arts Department
The Jerome High School Art Department is under the tutorship of Mr. Keith Farnsworth,
who this fall was named the 2008 Idaho Art Teacher of the Year by the Idaho Arts Education Association.
JHS has some amazing art students that have produced a variety of high quality 2-D and 3-D works this
year. Junior and Senior art students are continuing to build up their portfolios for future use. There are
four students working on the A.P. portfolio, which is a major undertaking. They have also had some very
strong Draw I students that will be a great addition to next year’s advanced classes.
The JHS Tiger Troupe is in the middle of a very successful season. The competitive drama team
won the District IV Championship, taking home 18 of the 39 trophies awarded, and qualifying 16 acts to
the state tournament. The team had 4 finalists, with state champions in Solo Audition, and Humorous
Original, and State Runner-up in Solo Pantomime. The Tiger Troupe performed a successful run of A
Christmas Carol, and will be performing “An Evening with Shakespeare” on March 2, and a full musical
production, Guys and Dolls April 30-May 2. The Tiger Troupe is directed by Shane Brown in his fifth
year at Jerome High School, serving as Theatre Director, Language Arts Chair, and Academic Decathlon
coach. Mr. Brown was named Drama Teacher of the Year, for the second time, by the Idaho Speech Arts
Teachers Association, for which he also serves on the executive board. In addition Mr. Brown directed
and acted in a production of The Laramie Project for Random Acts of Theatre, which had two runs—one
in the summer of 2008, and one in January 2009—with all proceeds going to charity.
The award-winning Jerome High School Choral Program has been led by Karen Palmer for
the past three years. Originally from Oregon, Karen has felt right at home in Idaho with her husband,
Josh, and her two year old son, Jacob. Palmer baby #2 is “baking in the oven”, so to speak. Last year, the
Concert Choir and Divisi (formerly known as Advanced Choir) each placed first in their respective
categories at the Music in the Parks festival in Utah. In addition, they received high marks at the District
IV large group festival in Burley. There is a new addition to the choir program this year: the Chamber
Singers, JHS’s second auditioned and all women ensemble. Divisi and Chamber Singers have major
performances coming up, including the BSU Vocal Jazz festival (Divisi) and the ISU Women’s Choir
Invitational (Chamber Singers). All of the JHS choir students are looking forward to opportunities to
display their performance excellence (not to mention a 2010 trip to Disneyland). But, most importantly,
the students are becoming increasingly proud of their work as the community and surrounding areas
look to them for performance excellence.
The Jerome High School Instrumental Music program is in its third year under the baton
of Mr. Gordon P. Smith. The Symphonic Band, performing tonight, gained regional recognition last
year with its performance alongside the Dallas Brass. The Pep Band is recognized as one of the most
dynamic and entertaining basketball bands in southern Idaho, with a wide repertoire of music and
dances. And the Ambush of Tigers Marching Band and Color Guard have traveled to Washington,
Oregon, California, and throughout Idaho, ranking in the top ten in the state at the 4A level again this fall
with their innovative version of “West Side Story”. Growing from forty members three years ago to the
eighty-six who marched this year, the Ambush is currently creating a unique show for 2009 entitled
“AFTERMATH”, depicting the reconstruction of civilization following a nuclear war. Mr. Smith was
selected as Idaho’s representative in School Band & Orchestra magazine’s “50 Directors Who Make A
Difference” for 2008, and is the incoming president of the Idaho District IV Music Educators.
Participating students: CHORAL
Dreamers: Nicollette Gosnell, Harley Gridley, Lolo Gridley, Kardaly Nab, Tawnya Votroubek, and Alyssa Carnell.
Kaotic: Fabian Elizondo, Tresca Taylor, Veronica Garcia, Ivonne Reyes, Ray Vega, and Ana Magallon
Rositas: Jessania Harding, Sabrina Underwood, Anna McDowall, Marrisa Waters, Paulina Lara, and Laura Orozco
Neon Trees: Lauren Ramos, Hannah Johnson, Jaide Ross, Ann McBride, Amanda Stone, Tanaraye Holbrook
Divisi: Jeff Hiatt, Colton White, Fabian Elizondo, Jonathan Blackburn, Becca Carlisle, Mari Espinoza, Rachel Avila,
Bri Boyd, Crystal Valdez, Gabi Yearsley, Jonica Hovey, and Christina Dowdy. Drums: Pete Barnes. Piano: Vincent
Rogers
Chamber Singers: Jennifer Hope, Tawnya Votroubek, Emily Black, Meghan Buchanan, Kara Wayment, Coyleen
Pilkenton, Jessica Mendoza, Alex Vogt, Hannah Johnson, Lauren Ramos
Participating students: INSTRUMENTAL
Symphonic Band: Flutes: Hadley Biagiotti, Mari Espinoza, Brianna Grant, Hannah Johnson, Cindy Palos, Nicole
Ridgway, Tara Ridgway, Makayla Robbins, Katie Sparks, Brittney Thompson, Shelby Walters. Oboe: Michael
Barnes. Clarinets: Michael Barnes, Zach Bentzinger, Emily Black, Jamie Black, Sabra Cain, Jessy Covey, Nicole
Hall, Hope Haycock, Alicia Mihu, Kelsey Ordaz, Brianna Ridgway, Logan Somerset. Alto Saxes: Sarah Dixon,
Jennifer Grant, Tyler Myers, Emily Rosson, Luella Votroubek, Nathan Warren. Trumpets: Michael Gilbert,
Matthew Grosshans, Daniel Hair, Callie Hall, Anna McDowall, Blake Peterson, Stephanie Reece. F Horn:
Benjamin Bingham. Trombones: Michael Lenker, Jerman Orozco, Shelbi Raney. Baritone Horns: Tyson
Cornwell, Jett Hall, Myron Peters. Tuba: Walker Ostler. Percussion: Pete Barnes, Bethany Boguslawski, Chance
Clark, Leroy Hamblin, Gaelan Kozma, Cody Maltos, Cord McDonell, Brian Murphy, Nathan Stein. Violin: Haley
Fullner.
Concert Band: Flutes: Alex Goedhart, Emily Olsen, Amanda Trigloff, Destani Watts. Clarinets: Katie Baker,
Madison Barber, Adrian Becerra, Miranda Crosby, Katrina Harris, Anastasia King, Hannah Lock, Anna Naranjo.
Alto Saxes: Chris Kehrer, Kade Stirling, Danny Zavala. Tenor Saxes: Taylinn Lake, Eric Myers, Dakota Reed.
Trumpets: Trevor Brandebourg, Adam Brown, Tanner Couch, Austin Gilbert, Nathan Miller, Alejandro Vidaca.
Trombones: Aaron Horton, Travis Mapes. Percussion: Samantha Coates, Kelsey Noble, Amanda Trigloff, Toby
Woodward.
Participating students: DRAMA
Jill Bracken, Bridget Bryant, Challas McArthur, Taylor Halstead, Tawnya Votroubek, Bri Boyd, Crystal Miller, Jeff
Hiatt, Dani Nunnally, Brandon Schermett, Courtney Rallison, Tyler Myers, Mark VandenBosch, Nicole Chojnacky,
Mackenzie Chojnacky, Stephanie Bingham, Brian Herberd, Dani Butts, Brittney Thompson, Hannah Culbertson,
Scott Hall, Tyler Elwell, Thomas Crozier, Benjamin Bingham, Adam Land, Becca Carlisle, Jonica Hovey, Rachel
Avila, Ethan Whetley, Alicia Mihu, Morgan Farnsworth, Abbie Blevins, Vincent Rogers.
Participating students: ART