Cherry Hill West High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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We are the music makers. We are minstrels numbering three score roving from tree lighting ceremo- nies at Christmastime to sunrise Easter services. Concert experiences are not limited to festive holiday songs in shop- ping centers. In the auditorium twice a year, in C-4 everyday, we harmonize sharing a world of melody and laughter. Intermingled with these are talent and the wry humour of our fearless leader- a soprano bass with a whistle. 2 I ww f' ,aw