Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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ANXY 16th Century Costumes Add Splendor Bedecked in their new 16th century costumes of velvet and brocade the Madrigals not only sang splendidly, but looked fantastic as they presented their Christmas con- cert. They also participated in many school functions including the choral concert as well as singing at the Bayfront Center with the rest of the music department. Under the direction of Mr. Iohnson, their friend and 'I sponsor, the Madrigals participated in many public 3 engagements also. v , w 1 I rw' 49 1,5 4 Middle Left: Mr. johnson directs the Madrigals during class. Middle Right: The Madrigals, in concert with their new 16th Century costumes. Bottom Left: Ken Guyatt does his own thing. Madrigals!147

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Cm ' ? ' C - .. Ha B Girls' Chorus Enhances Choral Concerts The Girls' Chorus sings along with the other choral groups at L.H.S. Chorus membership is open to all grade levels that have a desire to sing and to contribute their talents in all concerts with pride. They attended a district contest with Mr. Iohnson and were successful. The officers this year were jennifer Fitzgerald, Pres.g Anna Chambers, V. Pres.g and Patricia Cingras, Sec. '146!Cxrls Chorus W it Middle Right: Girls enjoy participating in chorus during class. Above: Student dire tor leads class. Left: Girls' Chorus is directed by Mr. Iohnson.

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148! Choir Choir Roulade Their Way To Virginia E if if 'Q The choir had a big year as they sang in the annual Christmas concert, and partici- pated in the Festival of States, dealing with music from early America through today. Their main event was a trip to West Vir- ginia for the National Music Educators Conference where the great composer Aron Coplin spoke. Top Right and Middle Right: The Choir participates in the Christmas Concert at L.H.S. l W,