K-State Men's Glee Club to present holiday performance

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Editor's note: Jared Meitler, junior in human ecology, is a graduate of Sylvan Unified High School, Sylvan Grove.
News release prepared by: Sara Shellenberger, 785-532-6415, media@k-state.edu

Friday, November 17, 2006

K-STATE MEN'S GLEE CLUB TO PRESENT HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE

MANHATTAN -- The Kansas State University Men's Glee Club will give a holiday performance at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3, in K-State's All Faiths Chapel.

Additional Men's Glee Club performances this academic year include a spring concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 15, in All Faith's Chapel, and the Cadence Spring Show at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17, in McCain Auditorium. Admission will be charged at each concert, with student rates available.

Established in 1888, the Men's Glee Club performs annually for several different audiences around the state of Kansas and the nation. The group is a member of the Intercollegiate Men's Chorus Association and is directed by Gerald Polich, associate professor of music.

Members include:

Tyler Fennema, freshman in pre-professional secondary education, Abilene; John Middleton, freshman in pre-veterinary medicine, Belle Plaine; Ross Schaffer, freshman in pre-professional secondary education, Dodge City; Jason Brooks, senior in music education, Emporia; David DeForest, freshman in agronomy, Florence; Tim Sperfslage, junior in mechanical engineering, Goff; Clarke Nelson, freshman in agricultural economics, Long Island; Jared Meitler, junior in human ecology, Manhattan; Bryan Kracht, sophomore in pre-professional business administration, Marysville; Jonathan Foerschler, senior in kinesiology, Minneapolis; Dustan Witthuhn, junior in agribusiness, Ness City; Jeremy Tally, freshman in pre-professional business administration, Oberlin.

From Overland Park: Chris Constant, sophomore in pre-professional architectural engineering; Tyler Geisler, freshman in pre-professional construction science and management; Kyle Kinnamon, freshman in mechanical engineering; Jeff Lubeck, freshman in pre-professional business administration; and David Sisney, freshman in arts and sciences-open option.

Justin Geist, sophomore in computer science, Plevna; Jeremy Hoffman, freshman in pre-professional construction science and management, Topeka; and Eric Janzen, junior in pre-journalism and mass communications, Wichita.

From out-of-state: Philip Zevenbergen, junior in regional and community planning, Arvada, Colo.