Oil City Middle and High School Choirs

Over the course of the next month, we will take some time to recognize and thank our Oil City High School Choir Seniors for their hard work and dedication to this program. Many of these students started in 7th grade, and have continued to sing throughout their Middle School and High School Careers. We thank them for their service, and we wish them well in their future endeavors. Our next featured senior is Cheyanne Sharrar. She is the daughter of John and Joanne Sharrar. She is a seven year choir member, and has served in leadership during her freshman and senior years. After high school, Cheyanne is planning on earning a Master's Degree in Marine Biology and pursuing a career as a Marine Biologist. She would like to thank her dad, for keeping music alive in her family, and her music teachers, Mr. Luxbacher and Mr. Cartwright, for teaching me all about music.

Ballots for Swing Out King and Queen and Choral Award Voting were sent out via email tonight.  Band will receive theirs tomorrow from Mr. Cartwright.  Please complete all voting by 11:59 PM Wednesday, May 13th.  Contact Mr. Luxbacher with questions.

Over the course of the next month, we will take some time to recognize and thank our Oil City High School Choir Seniors for their hard work and dedication to this program. Many of these students started in 7th grade, and have continued to sing throughout their Middle School and High School Careers. We thank them for their service, and we wish them well in their future endeavors. Our next senior is Korey Felmlee.  He is the son of Gregg and Kristy Felmlee.  He is another 7 year choir member, and performed as part of the PMEA District 3 Chorus during his junior year.  In addition to choir, Korey is active in National Honor Society, and works with his Dad in his landscaping business.  In the fall, Korey will be attending Clarion University of Pennsylvania to pursue a degree in digital media.  He eventually hopes to move to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee to start a family, work in digital media, and open up a record store on the side.  He would like to ...

Over the course of the next month, we will take some time to recognize and thank our Oil City High School Choir Seniors for their hard work and dedication to this program. Many of these students started in 7th grade, and have continued to sing throughout their Middle School and High School Careers. We thank them for their service, and we wish them well in their future endeavors.   Our next senior to be recognized is Christina Smith.  She is the daughter of  Eric and Irene Smith.  She has been a member of the choirs since the 7th Grade, and served as Choirmistress of the Women's Choir when she was a freshman.  In addition to her contributions to the music department, she has also been a member of the Swim Team (State Finalist), Track and Field Team, and the Yearbook staff.  In the fall, Christina will be heading to Carlow University to pursue a career in nursing.  We thank her for her many years of service to the high school choirs.

Over the course of the next month, we will take some time to recognize and thank our Oil City High School Choir Seniors for their hard work and dedication to this program. Many of these students started in 7th grade, and have continued to sing throughout their Middle School and High School Careers. We thank them for their service, and we wish them well in their future endeavors.   Our next featured Senior is Zachary Malek.  He is the son of Frank and Kelly Malek.  He has been a member of the choir since 7th grade, when he "thought singing was weird."  He is also a member of the Oil City High School Swim Team, and qualified for State Swimming this year.  In the fall, Zach plans to attend college and major in secondary education for Social Studies.  He would like to thank his family for their support, and especially his mother for making him do choir all those years ago.

Over the course of the next month, we will take some time to recognize and thank our Oil City High School Choir Seniors for their hard work and dedication to this program. Many of these students started in 7th grade, and have continued to sing throughout their Middle School and High School Careers. We thank them for their service, and we wish them well in their future endeavors. Our next senior to be featured is JoAnn Rhoades.  She is the daughter of Dustin Rhoades and the Granddaughter of Debra Rhoades.  JoAnn came to us this year from Rocky Grove, where she was a member of their choir for many years.  She is hoping to enter the workforce after high school, and she would like to thank Mr. Luxbacher for a wonderful senior year and her Nama for always be here for her.

Over the course of the next month, we will take some time to recognize and thank our Oil City High School Choir Seniors for their hard work and dedication to this program. Many of these students started in 7th grade, and have continued to sing throughout their Middle School and High School Careers. We thank them for their service, and we wish them well in their future endeavors.   Our next featured senior is Daniel Martinec.  He is the son of Matthew and Amanda Martinec.  He has been a member of the choir since the seventh grade, and has been an important part of the stage crew since his sophomore year.  In addition to his musical pursuits, he has been a member of the Cross Country, Track, Robotics, and STEM Teams, and has been an member of National Honor Society.  In the fall, Dan will be attending the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville majoring in Nursing.  He would like to take this opportunity to thank his friends and family for their...