Heathwood Hall Episcopal High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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and Music 1 ' :ff ' -' .U lf'L:5'rl:k-12.1. ' -' , A, .wg , . , , v,v, ., . 5 t I- . , , U M -s A isis X 1.6.1 2 2 wo choirs were formed under a new directorship: the Senior Choir for grades 8- 10, and Choir Il for grades 5-'7. Each group practiced one hour a week for Chapel and as much as ten hours a week for special pro- grams. Non-traditional music, both classi- cal and modern, was used a great deal. The Christmas Program, A Renaissance Christ- mas, contained songs written for the occa- sion, and medieval hymns. SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS above, Bottom row: Sharon Walters, Elizabeth Moore, Ann Grimball, Kenny Weber, Suzanne Handel, Caroline Weber, Ball Hender- son, Donald Hottel. Second row: Penny Jones, Becky Meriwether, Marian Nettles, Cheryl Ponder, Michael Perry. Third row: Mary Lee Taylor, Helen Dargan, Mary Rowland, Claudia Barton, Claudette Stewart. CHOIR II MEMBERS below, Bottom row: Amy Harling, Elizabeth Hull, Elizabeth Dunlap, Diana Feldman, Jen- nifer Draine, Rosanna Southall, Nancy Williams, Claire Groves, Jennifer Dukes. Second row: Teresa Cucco, Bowe Moornecke. Justine Southall, Elizabeth Manning, Helen Hennig. Third row: Louise Washer, Nan Hamp- ton, Floy Covington, Meredith Bultman, Kitty Hough. Allison Dorn, Kathy Dukes. THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM takes shape as Kenny Weber, Sharon Walters, and Helen Dargan practice their parts. 33 55!Choir

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