University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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i immh WOMEN ' S CHORUS — FIRST ROW: Laura Hoffer, Andreo Ferber, Florence Zupnik, Sandy Krause, Diana Kandei, Dede Confer, Irene Suizu, Judy Burke, Anno Lee Wolstrum, Loretto Teske, secretary; Leslie Smith, Suson Rowland. SECOND ROW: Julie Sfreeter, Diane Plutschak, Pat Sanford, Rosalie Chomberlin, treasurer; Jeon Pisopio, Mary lone Davis, Carole Moncha, Korene Tont, Carol McGee. THIRD ROW: Lisa Brinker, president; Dottie Horkins, Becky Hoys, Sonia Collins, Lauretta Councilman, Leslie Bross, Jeanne Wright, Mary Mognetti, Pot Wheotley, Wilhelmino Howord, Betty Milhausen. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Carpenter, Jonet Milder, Judith Disney, Marguerite Sailer, Corolyn Calloway, Gwen Haines, Betty Goldberg, Sylvia Petersen, Brooke Bushong, Nesso Yaniger. Women ' s Chorus The Women ' s Chorus under the direction of Mr. Paul Trover, takes on acfive interest in group singing and per- formances. At Christmas time, they sang at the Prince George ' s Park- way Elementary School and at St. Mary ' s College in Emmits- burg. The chorus also song at May Day. The chorus gave a joint performance with the Men ' s Glee Club at the traditional A.W.S. Christmas program in Balti- more. These two. groups, known as the Choraliers, performed for organizations in the area, and toured high schools in Maryland. Reheorsol in the library 190

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MR. FAGUE SPRINGMAN directs the choir during reheorsol with great enthusiasm. Chapel Choir Composed of more than one hundred and thirty members, the Chapel Choir has been a part of the Maryland scene for nine years. In recent years they have performed with the Bos- ton Symphony at the Tanglewood Summer Music Festival. They also sang on three occasions with the Notional Sym- phony Orchestra. Choral works took the spotlight, particularly at Christmas and Easter when the Choir gave the campus a holiday spirit by performing Handel ' s Messiah. The Creation by Joseph Haydn, was presented for the Thanksgiving holiday. They sang Brohm ' s Requiem in the Memorial Chapel on Pal m Sunday. This past June, the Chapel Choir performed at the Pablo Casals Festival in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Included in the pro- gram were Beethoven ' s Choral Fantasy and Alto Rhap- sody. They also sang Haydn ' s Seven Lost Words of Christ. Mr. Fogue Springman is the director of the Chapel Choir. IN ONE YEAR ' S TIME, the Chapel Choir has increased in membership from 70 to 130 singing voices.

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MEN ' S GLEE CLUB - FIRST ROW: Charles Levering, Corl Brown, Richard Wohl, Joel Hoffman, Robert Bucci, Frederick Huestis, Berton Braley, Roger Powell. SECOND ROW: Juris Colitis, Patrick McAllister, Edward Gillis, Rich- ard Brodshow, Ernest Freda, Leonard Szeligo, Donald Riggs, Ernest Spen- cer. THIRD ROW: Frank Tucci, Allen Hockel, Leroy Shauck, John Jones, Erich Wolf, Thomas Etzler, Peter Lowson, Reinhard Menzel, Roderick Faga. FOURTH ROW: Orris Walker, Thomas Cory, David Aore, James Plantholt, Richard Tufts, Richard Rouse, president; Bradford Buel, Waco Wike, Stew- art Dorrow, Edward Deitemeier. Men ' s Glee Club The Men ' s Glee Club opened its season singing with the Band during the half time show at the first football game. Composed of approximately forty members, this group re- hearses three hours each week in the library under the di- rection of Mr. Paul Trover. This year the Men ' s Glee Club performed for the M-Club Banquet at the Shorham Hotel, and for the program at St. Mary ' s College in Emittsburg. One of the season ' s highlights was their performance with the Women ' s Chorus at the Governor ' s Christmas program in Baltimore. The officers of the Glee Club discuss selections with Mr. Trover. 191