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1 Longhorn Singers rfl c L (] 1 FIRST ROW: Marshal D. Goldberg, Bette Anne Pugh, Jeffrey Hayden Heald, Deborah Lynn Wroth, David August Senter, Julie M. Wilson, Robert Pratt Thacker, Donna Lanelle Gorzycki, Daniel Richard Flores, Carol Paula Brune- man. SECOND ROW: Debra Elaine Lentz, Paul Alan Boskind, Helen K. Johnson, Thomas C. Harrison, Nancy Maxwell, Kirkland Lee Busby, Bar- bara Susan Pryor, Thomas Sanders Ingram, Camille Larue. Leslie Ann Cohn. Charles W. Eggert Jr.. Debra Lynne Matthew, Michael Lynn Roberts, Persis Ann Forster. THIRD ROW: Carol L. Shaffer, Kelley Francis Whalen, Laura Elizabeth Luecke, James A. Janeway Jr., Deborah Lynn Bridges, Stanley R. Galanski, Mary Ann Schorlemer, Clarence Maris Smith, Kimberly Ann Sherrill, Catherine Carol Davis, Jane Brazelton. Tammy Anne Booth, Jay Ira Steinfeld, Kathleen Dohoney, Roy Thomas James, Kim Berman. FOURTH ROW: Carol Ann Lineback, Charles W. Mueller, Melissa Lyn Ran- dolph, Andrew Ridgely Taylor, Gail Ann Knoble, Timothy Joseph Rottet, Diane Elizabeth Kuhn, John Edmond Taylor, Elizabeth Ann Higley, Mark Goldstein, Ronald Jay Brustein, Timothy Slater Nash, Mary Elizabeth Diste- fano, Richard David O ' Connor, Martin Scott Holter. Longhorn Singers 351
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With our show entitled ' 200 Years of Popular Music in America ' the Longhorn Singers celebrated the Bicentennial with the best examples of pop mu- sic from America ' s past to provide a memorable evening ' s entertainment, Stewart Clark, Longhorn Singers director, said. With this goal in mind, Longhorn Singers per- formed many times this year. On October 10 and 1 1 they took their fall tour to Dallas. The Longhorn Singers sang for the Orange Jackets in November and on November 8 they performed for the Dad ' s Day Association at the LBJ Library. A concert for the Alumni Association was held in November. Longhorn Singers participated on December 7 in the All Cho- rus Carol Sing at the First English Church in Austin. Spring semester activities began February 7 with the Longhorn Singers performance for the Lion ' s Club Mid-Winter Conference. On March 3 they held a concert for Jaycees in Lockhart, and on March 6 the Longhorn Singe rs performed at the University School of Communication complex. Longhorn Singers took their Spring Tour during spring break, March 13-21. Performances were held at Jackson, Galveston, Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Houston. They ended the year on May 2 by participating in the May Day Choral Extravanganza. The Longhorn Singers enjoy a beer at the Texas Tavern. Stewart Clark, director of Longhorn Singers, explains a rough passage during a practice for their Spring Tour through Texas and Louisiana. 350 Longhorn Singers
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Southern Singer members could be seen perform- ing popular music at various places, including mili- tary bases, civic meetings and conventions during 1975-1976. Southern Singers is an all-female choir whose members are chosen through auditions with director Sharon Coleman at the beginning of the fall semester. Southern Singers ' schedule included perfor- mances at LBJ Library and Littlefield Dormitory in November. In December the women sang for an Southern Singers East Austin elementary school and for the Austin Rotary Club. Their program included a pop and Christmas repertoire. During February the Southern Singers went to Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo. In April, Southern Singers performed at Kin- solving and Littlefield Dorms and in San Antonio at Lackland Air Force Base. The Spring Banquet in May provided the setting for initiation of new officers and recognition of graduating seniors. FIRST ROW: Carla Ann Serafin, Otelia Antoinette Jurcak, Elizabeth Anne Crisman, Vice-President, Cheryl Yvette Carlisle, Librarian, Deann Lechten- berger, President, Gail Snyder Blocher, Claudia Jacqueline Goodwin, Sar- etta Lynne Moss. SECOND ROW: Julia Joyce Clegg, Historian, Diedre Eliza- beth Hacker, Mary Markle Moore, Shiryl Louise Thompson, Treasurer, Elizabeth Rankin McNeely, Christy Sue Lundstedt, Beverly Gail Scudday, Kathleen Susan Foster, Mary Suzanne Trotzuk. THIRD ROW: Janis Ann Hobart, Elizabeth Ann Fairchild, Deborah Joan Benitez, Margaret Ann Mc- Carthy, Mary Helen McFarlane, Vicki Jo Lyon, Cynthia June Lawrence, Candella Koomey. FOURTH ROW: Jane Cay Elliot, Marsha Renee Greene, Frances Carolyn Prudhomme, Kyle Elaine Cooper, Leslie Lynn Zimmerman, Kathleen Louise Rohmer, Librarian, Nina Elaine Prudhomme. Chorus : and Stec 352 Southern Singers
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