Finding some quiet in the choir ensemble room, accompanist Sarah McKeever does some last minute practice. After the choir's warm-up, she came here to play before the concert. McKeever is a full-time accompanist for the high school choir and jazz choirs.

Matching the laid-back vibe of jazz music, some of the jazz vocalists sit down for the combined jazz choirs' song. All three of the jazz choirs crowded onstage in front of the risers for "All of Me" arranged by Steve Zegree. They sang at the beginning of the show after a couple spotlights. Riley Milburn sang the solo in this song.

Becca Cassel acknowledges the choir after a song, stepping back and raising her hand high. Smiling bright into the lights after the jazz choirs' and concert choir's songs gave time for the audience's applause to be received by the students. It was a great time for friends and family to take photos as well.

The jazz choir seniors stand at the front of the stage to be recognized. From left to right, Zach Postel, Bailey Renner, Pierson Lee, Hunter Hughes, Michael Vandermark, and Jacob Reisetter have different amounts of experience in jazz. CC Lettow is also a jazz choir senior, but was unable to make it to the concert. Despite this, all, according to Cassel, have been leaders in their groups.

Concert Choir sings, their attention focused on their director, Becca Cassel. They sang two songs on Friday, "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen and arranged by Mark Brymer and "Waving Through a Window" from "Dear Even Hansen" and arranged by Roger Emerson.

Tucking her hair behind her ear as the curtain closes behind her, Josey Pasco gets ready for her spotlight solo. Cassel played piano for Pasco as she sang "Rainbow" by Kacey Musgraves.

As the final notes still ring in the auditorium, the choir members let their faces and bodies relax. The small group is still downstage because their part helped finish out the last song, "Waving Through a Window." Cassel said this may have been the shortest Pops Concert she has put on.