McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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Steve Rogers learns music for chamber choir Girl's: Top: S. Spillman, J Jenkins, M. Cook, N Skeats, J.'Thompson, T Castlebury, J. Popavich, S McCann, L. Houston, B Horlings, M. Robertson, L Travland, B. Penton, T. Al len, P. Landon, D. Perry Bottom: T. Wuensche, L Jordan, E. Clealand, Clea land, A. Lamb, M. Cox, S Brown. A Cappella ll: Top: M Banar, Pl. King, B. Samp- son, G. Davis, R. Fteynosa S. Greene, B. Hensley. Mid- dle: T. Chamberlain, K. Ly- ons, M. Leftwich, J. Lam- pros, C. Olsen, A. Crouch Bottom: J. Hale, J. Phenicie S. West, K. Shell, C. Flussel A Cappella I: Top: C. Meehan, C. Smith, K. Dunaway, D. Smith, J. Rosato, K. Kiefer, T. Eick- straedt, K. Hunley, N. Boren, G. Pellegrini, J. Allnut, C. Hendricks. Mid- dle: B. Landrum, M. Under- wO0d, D. Plllatzke, C. Dia- mond, J. Markowich, A. McKay, K. Kappel, M. John- son. Bottom: J. Thacker, J. Gibson, M. Milosevich, B. Rosato, A. Gutieriz, C. Hemenway, C. McDonald, B. Kelly, R. Swick, Fl. Wight. Chamber: Top: D. Smith, R. Wight, C. Diamond, C. Hemenway, C. Hendricks, A. McKay, J. Jordan. Bot- tom: A. Gutieriz, B. Bosato, D. Pillatzke, P. Valentine, L. Horton. Director Pam Scarborough conducts the A Cappella ll choir with great precision

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