North Central Counterpoints

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Please consider supporting NC Choirs! Lot's of exciting things in store for this year including revamping our choral library and costume closet. Every donation is matched by the Washington Township Schools Foundation! Thank you in advance!

Choir Costumes Galore!, a project from Mr. McElroy Help me give my students access to custom costumes for years to come! Storage for NCHS Choir is an ongoing struggle because of limited space in our rooms and storage areas. This year at NC, we are ...

Please consider supporting NC Choirs! Lot's of exciting things in store for this year including revamping our choral library and costume closet! Every donation is matched by the Washington Township Schools Foundation! Thank you in advance!

Choir Costumes Galore!, a project from Mr. McElroy Help me give my students access to custom costumes for years to come! Storage for NCHS Choir is an ongoing struggle because of limited space in our rooms and storage areas. This year at NC, we are ...

Leo Goffinet is a second year Counterpoint

Plans After Graduation: Study musical theater, technical theater, and music education.

“It’s not a popularity contest. Just be yourself and don’t care who likes you. Being yourself will make your choir experience so much better. Also, don’t forget to treat people with respect.”

Anthony Golden is a third year Counterpoint

Plans After Graduation: Attend Ball State University

“If you think you are beaten you are
If you think you dare not you don’t,

If you like to win but think you can’t it’s almost certain you won’t.

Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man,
but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can.”

Byron Ledford is a two year Counterpoint

Plans After Graduation: Attending Ball State University

“Being in choir was the best decision I could have made in high school."

Mateo Giordanelli is a third year Counterpoint
Plans After Graduation: Study Psychology at the University of Cincinnati

“Thank you to everyone who has supported me, I wouldn’t be who I am today without you.” Mateoooog

Hillary McGuire is a third year Counterpoint
Plans After Graduation: Attending Loyola University Chicago
“These last 3 years, Counterpoints has felt like my second family. I’m so so grateful for everything this choir program has given me.”

Khalis Smith is a two year Counterpoint

Plans After Graduation: Going to one of the colleges I’ve been accepted to

“I got through the day by watching/being in an anime.”

Ethan Gowdy is a first year Counterpoint.

Plans After Graduation: Go to ISU to pursue a bachelors degree in professional aviation flight technology with the goal to become a pilot in the Air Force.

“Choir has meant a lot to me, I’ve been able to express myself and have fun with my friends. It’s been an awesome opportunity and hope everyone has the same experience I did.”

Caitlynn Horace is a first year Counterpoint.

Plans After Graduation: Attend Western Kentucky and study Psychology

“NC choir has been a huge part in my high school career. I loved being surrounded by the family we’ve created. Although it’s a hard goodbye I know everyone will flourish in their own pathway!"

Luca Arive is a two year Counterpoint.

Plans After Graduation: Attend IU Bloomington school of education with a focus on social studies for secondary education.

"NC Choirs has changed my life. I’ve met my best friends here and had the chance to work with the most inspiring and motivation educators. Shout out Jare Bear and Micheal “the Bergler” Raunick."

Keilyn Bryant is a three year Counterpoint and ’22-’23 Co-Dance Captain

Plans After Graduation: Attend Indiana University and continue choreographing. Keilyn also will also be auditioning to make his way to Broadway!

“You’ll always remember the family that you make at North Central. I would love to shout out my family for how they have supported me and my aspirations for years. NC choirs means so much to me and I didn’t think as a freshman it would have so much impact, but I will remember my time here and the family for years to come.”