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Groups present Christmas music Choral groups had a very active schedule in 1968-69. The Choir, Tower Belles, and Cho- raleers performed at the Mothers' Club Tea. They also performed with the Chorus and the Mason School Choir at the Christmas concert. A sampling of this music was given to students of Grosse Pointe South during an assembly the next day. All groups performed at Brow- nell in February. An Easter concert was given in late March. The Choraleers and Tower Belles also performed at various community functions. Mr. Riccinto, the new choral di- rector, had groups add choreography while singing to make the performances more enjoy- able. Music theory and music literature were of- fered to students who had an interest in musical composition and the history of music. Above: Second hour choir lis- S I axial ' , l o reign iw tens intently to Mr. Riccinto. Left: Chris Agne and Joan Barnard practice The Impos- sible Dream in first hour chorus. gif 2.5
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Tower Belles, Judy Meloy, Kathy Thomas, Becky Littler, Julie O'Brien, Penny Mas- ouris, Becky Lake, and Annelle Kaspor, perform for the Mothers Club Christmas Tea. Tower Belles not pictured: Beth Seder and Lynne Montgomery. Choraleers ffrontj Annelle Kaspor, Phyllis Gore, Sandy McLachlan, Debbie Porter, Barb Waggett, Tammie Munger, fbackj, Gary Hollidge, Rick Hendricks, Dave Gmne- wald, Bill Bailey, Bob Page, Jim Brines, Mark Scott, and Brian Fox, perfomi at the Mothers Club Christmas Tea, Choraleers not pictured: Grace Fleming, Anne Champion, and Cindy Hassig. wil The choir performs at the Mothers Club Christmas Tea, and the audience joins the choir in singing Christmas carols.
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Orchestra shows brilliant virtuosity The Symphony Orchestra's strenuous sched- ule began with an assembly at Brownell in November and included Christmas and Easter concerts with the choral groups, besides the annual winter and spring performances. In March extra early-morning and after-school practices paid off for the many instrumental- ists who received first-division ratings in the district and state Solo and Ensemble Festivals. 26 Above: Violins Jeri Davidson, Elaine Majester, Janece Mar- tin, Don McDaniel, Mary Jane Jennings, and Suzanne Ackerson practice to master a difhcult passage, as Lynn Coddington looks on. Below: Mr. Reed prepares the orchestra for festival.
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