Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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FRONT ROW: Becky Beall, Dorothy Davis, Barbara Lick, Jenny Taylor, Gayle Smith, Nelda Pugh, .loan Alderson, .lo Anne Burton, Sherry Spain, Pat Martz, Jan Lawsong Director, Mr. Raymond Vernall. ROW TWO: Gloria Rodgers, Anita Lawson, Peggy Ogletree, Brenda Aldridge, Leslie Stone, Margot Ray, Terry Love, Carolyn Spain, Becky Humphries, Diana Ryan, Sheri Choir Sends Delego 'The senior high school choir of Colonial Heights High School has been very busy in '66 and '67, preparing and giving concerts and participating in various programs throughout the school year. In addition to their annual Christmas and spring concerts, they performed for the Virginia Education Association's convention which was held at C.H.H.S. in the fall. Several of the members of the choir participated in the regional chorus at Thomas Dale High School this year. The Colonial Heights Kiwanis Club sponsored a group of nine girls from the chorus. The ensemble was chosen by audition and performed at several Kiwanis Club meet- ings and at regular chorus concerts. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Ver- nall, worked diligently to make this year a successful one and represented C.H.H.S. well whenever it performed. w Spangler. ROW THREE: Margaret Petty, Janet Hartley, Mary Hartley, Rhonda Spradlin, Jan Robinson, Gail Hallstead, Janice Brown, Carol Sober, Sally Kasdorf, Martha Willis, Diana Balance. ROW FOUR: Robert Willis, Danny Moore, Chuck Halville, Charles Roland, Rudy Boisseau, Tommy Gravitte, Ricky Willing- ham, Danny Paden, Tommy Johnson. tes To Regional Chorus Mr. Vernall explains Christmas music to the choir. I09

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