Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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[ehearsing (or The Messiah, altos Karen Casey and Lisa Williams sing falleiujah. SYMPHONIC CHORALE: Karen Anderson. Rita Andre ». Terry ASH well, David Barker. Oebbie Buby. Sue Bova. Robert Grown. Karen Casey. Ricnard Clark. Chris Coll- ingwood, Eddie Conlon, Koin Cromwell. Janet Dawson. Tom OeAngelus, Cynthia Onscholi. Mark Ellmgson. Mike EllsOt. T.J. Ferranlino. Jell Fletcher, Robert Freeman, Robin Gibson. Kelly Glass. Kathy Gres». Jell Haugh, Chery; Hedspoth. Holly Helner. Gayle Highlioid. Joe Hot- linger. Mark Hutchinson. Tom Hylry. Shawn Johnson. Laura Kearns. Matthew Klee. Karon Kutp. Norman Lance, Arnbe- McFarland. Dwight McKinnon. Tim McVOy. David Meder. Shelley Moo. Susan Michachs. Andy Miner. Heidi Mitchell. Oavid Morris. Jimmy Mudd, Sharon Nathan. Kristie Newman. Karen Noren. Shirley O'Niol. Kelly Orme. Teresa Ormo. Kathy Pappas. Tina Pappas. Karen Payne. Lanolle Peterson, Allison Pieper. Vicki Ray. David Redd. Larry Repport, Gonme Richardson. David Rivers. Amy Roih. Debbie Sahd. Susan Shaw. Tim Sheridan. Beth Sim». Johnna Sorg. Aiiyson Taylor. Byron Thompson. Marla Thorne. Sara Treiona. Janet Vogelsang. Mike Wagner. Mark Weaver. Barbara Wilbur. Cheryl Williams. Lisa Williams. Amy Wishan. Robin Yim, David Yeomans. During fourth period, members of the Symphonic Chorale rehearse for their upcoming performance. Music. Drama,and Art 309

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 veling l ean Traveling great distances, the Symphonic Chorale performed for a wide variety of audiences. For their first show on December 4, the Chorale was accompanied by the Symphonic Orchestra in the musical The Messiah . After their performance in our own Little Theater, they then traveled in January to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, for yet another unfamiliar audience. Members also tried out for All County and All Regional tournament. No matter where the Chorale traveled, they were always welcomed. Leading the Chorale is student conductor Janet Dawson. Taking a breath between verses are Eddie Conlon, Matt Klee, and David Morris. Memorizing his lines, tenor Larry Reppert sings “Glory t God. • 308 U.S.O.

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For many, it began as early as the fourth grade- those morning string classes which squeaked and twanged their way through endless introductory excercises. In those days, the class period was divided into two equal halves; time spent on tuning obstinate instruments and time spent on actually trying to produce listenable music. For the select few who were able to stick it out, high school brought with it the opportunity for advance- ment which true musicians so highly prized. For those students whose talent and ambition led them to the top. there was the Symphony Orchestra. Members of the Symphony Orchestra strived for perfection in all they attemp- ted, from their December perfor- mance of Handel’s Messiah, to their house-to-house delivery of Christmas caroles, complete with a costumed string quartet. Many members went even further, achieving places on the regional and all-state orchestras, a high honor. With every note they played, the joy of music was expressed, reaching out to the minds and hearts of all who listened. In preparation lor the holiday season, Ann Yanoshik rehearses We Wish Merry Christmas . You Lisa Hastey works diligently to perfect Gloria for their Christmas quartet. Bedecked in the spirit of Christmas. Karen Adair models the holiday string quartet wardrob 310 U.S.O.