Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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OPPOSITE RIGHT - Chorus members wore winter clothing to set the mood. OPPOSITE -- Dawn Oless and her father were two-thirds of a trio. OPPOSITE TOP - Chorus members show their exuberance as they reach for the sky. RIGHT - Charlie Gibbons was part of a trio of girls at the assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT - Choreography was important in the cho- rus' presentation. BELOW - Keith McLaughlin, Phil Swanson, and David Hayes sang We Three Kings, 4 i. .., LE SY F. 1' If ff 9 T -N42 BSE' H.. I 'i ,4-an ggil' lwwruvllf It-td!

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Choruses score a hit with assembly One of the best assemblies I've ever seen at this school, was the comment ofa WHS teacher about the Christmas assem- bly. Going along with the winter theme, cho- rus members dressed in mufflers, stocking Tffi, .1 1. , , g. -.... . ,. caps, and fur-collared coats to present a lovely program of traditional and modern songs of the season. David Hayes, Keith McLaughlin, and Phil Swanson were hits as the wise men singing We Three Kings. -rf I I r' 'TT it 1. r rril-Y ly ' a 1 I X .1 f 5 3 Dawn Oless, playing in a trio which included her father provided variety in the program. Another trio composed of Charlie Gib- bons, Claudette Dunn and Debbie Gros- swiller also made a hit. Randy Musgrave had girls swooning as he sang Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Lance Morrison's deep voice was heard in various numbers, especially in exerpts from the Messiah, The chorus was directed by Mr. Jim Dillehay.