David has had to learn new guitar techniques in a very short period of time, and feels that being thrown into new situations and coping with different things will give him skills that will be useful in the future, whether he pursues music in college or not. All of the four students enjoy the social aspects of being part of show choir. Ellana particularly appreciates getting different perspectives on things from other members, helping her learn more about who she wants to become and what she stands for. Since there are people from all grade levels, Lissa has liked being able to meet people at different stages of the high school careers, like older students who are preparing to go to college. Being part of a group of students who share her commitment to the excellence of the performance, as opposed to focusing on winning, is important to Lindy.
Older students tend to take care of the younger ones.
Hair's thought-provoking message raises a lot of questions that these students have obviously struggled with as they have interpreted the show, rehearsed and performed it. The Executive Session will be presenting Hair on Jan. 29 at the high school in a exhibition performance during the Sauk Prairie Show Choir Invitational.