Chris Ulsh:  

in shouting distance. (lol) There is no need to list all of your names because you know who you are. ;) I have to say some of my fondest memories involve singing in the school choir. With over 160 members, our choir was fantastic! Yes, we had some bad rehearsals but when it came time for the concert we got the music and logistics down to a "T". I will always remember when we did Handel's "Alleuia Chorus" from Messiah. The people in the audience rising to their feet to honor King George who did the same so so many years before. Another memorable moment in chorus is when we performed the fugue "Come Let Us Sing" and we all were lined up down each of the rows as we performed the piece. Gosh I could go on and on. Gosh I miss those days! To all the former Tenors between the years of 1996-2000 thanks for the memories! Yes, other students may have thought that some of us were a little stuck up but we were doing something to contribute to our school's reputation just as any athletic team. Shouldn't we be entitle to the same honor as they? As far as if I would change anything that I did during my high school time, I would say no. I had my friends and I had my enemies. Those who wished not to associate me, that was on them. But as I said in my other bio, I am not going to hold anything against them, I am ready and willing to make the peace. Lastly, I just wanted to say a few words of gratitude for those who served as a voice to someone who at that time was not equipped with the comebacks and other mechanisms of the such. Thank You, thank you so very much. Because of you I was made a stronger person, and taught me the mechanisms necessary to put someone in there place. Besides for that and even more importantly you all served as people that I could depend on when I came across some rough times. I owe yah big! God Bless!