Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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a fQe..,,g,M 5. . X :ami - 1 ?- 1, -' ,gnu 1: . Km . ass. 0 1 N ,Q .K in Eg. hile directing Concert Chorus at Vizcaya Gardens, Mr. Bruce Oelker and Rick Yardumian know hard work is required in order to chard Bullman places emphasis on perfection in sound. know what to do when. CBut what happens if you forget the sheet music?J 3 :E J f .5 Q Q 9 G Q Q Q z bg 3 . Q Q G .fy N . AS .1 le as va- vi sw 1- 1- be as za vi if -P -Q r' N fi i t -. G tt pt t i f t tti N .. , ,,. e?!Vfi'!i!syf5'!f.s . Lt row: T. Lockhart, B. Witherington, T. Richie, A. Dalson, J. Hilly, G. Molina, L. Kellogg, D. Orban, P. Soderholm, J. Moore, B. Correll, G. Pol- k, R. Gerlaugh, K. Pasley, D. Thomas, C. Lee, J. Pedri, E. Shanessy, D. Hebreen, P. Forward: 2nd row: N. Kyle, D. Davey, K. Newell, P. Har- lon, P. Moore, R. Yardumian, F. Curry, E. Powers, D. Clark, J. Hawley, B. Furr, M. Barry, L. Havrick, B. Palmer, G. Chanley, L. Seff, D. Aregood, Shoor, S. Appolon, M. Kappler, S. Overholt, R. Lickeck, M. Sullivan, 3rd row: A. Aras, L. Schleidrer, C. Manto, S. Riden, W. Wilson, B. Koons, Hathaway, P. Leiter, R. Gonzales, T. Grose, B. Oelker, M. Knighton, B, Wallace, J. Coggins, S. Esserman, K. Thomas, A. Justus, M. Earnest, Bitz, K. Genther, M. Gillis, J. Walden, 4th row: A. Yaneros, S. Bamgard, V. Corvelius, A. Baxley, L. Bowers, R. Turetsky, D. Thompson, D. Weed, Orban, K. Price, P. Lobeck, B. Wessells, M. Cole, B. Smith, B. Kinsey, A. Glasser, P. McCullough, P. Zeeman, H. Rachline, A. Maxey, M. But- ', D. Coggins, D. Smith, S. Wilcox, R. Kendrick, and G. Knighton. The Concert Chorus singers perform at many school community affairs. concert chorus 159

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Concert Chorus Do re mi fa so la te . . . a little less noise in the tenor section, please. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Bullman, the ninety-one Concert Chorus members became the first choral group ever to attend Washington, D.C.'s Cherry Blossom Festival. CWas that anything like Miami's Pop Festival?D Tsk-tsk. From Handel to Lerner 84 Loewe, the Concert Chorus group sang its way thru the year. South Miami Methodist Church once again was the scene of the annual presentation of The Messiah. Pro- ceeds from Brigadoon helped to pay traveling expenses. Dotelasofa mire... ZW ,,,., f Forget something? Sing out with gusto, anyway. Gary Chanley an Concert Chorus members joined in the singing of Handel's Messiat tudtfwmw M. FNS., F 2 R p FX , l fm A . ,,,.. I r,-.1 , l l f ..,,. .,,W,44 at .1 ' l La-la-la . . . Or is it hummm-m-m-i Feel like an angel? Nancy Shoar and Peggy Moore are goodwill ambassadors at contest. Laffy Kellogg rocks remtal rafters' 158 concert chorus

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fb ,fe fr ni Mixed Chorus Confuscius say: A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step. Members of Mixed Chorus took the proverbial step toward more advanced cho- ral groups. CA thousand miles to Concert Chorus?J As beginners, students of Mixed Chorus concen- trated on learning the basics. Yes, indeed, you sing through your mouth. Their agenda included per- formances at numerous Cat least threej concerts under the direction of Guess Who CFor the answer see pages 157, 158, 159.9 g 456 if Q at jx S W l .Xe . Mixed chorus once again sings their old time favorite Merrily. They sang at the Christmas Choral Fantasia in Mixed Chorus members: Front row: M. Sena, T. Lampkin, D. Mathews, R. Feinstein, P. Osteen, D. Tompkins, M. Holms, G. Flowers, M. D. Sturrip, G. LeBrun, S. Jones, M. lppolite. Second row: P. Walton, S. Osgood, M. Murk, J. Peters, J. Rice, R. Yardumiun, C. Casey, T. W. Julian, M. Byrd. Third row: J. Handy, G. Harris, L. Edwards, Q. Kimble, K. Webb, V. Bruton, J. Latimer, D. Fisher, A. Rutter, L. Wellman, Bayer, C. Evans, T. Timmons, A. Jones, E. Reyes, C. Moran, M. Benson. Fourth row: J. Tingen, D. Jones, D. Boyer, G. Phipps, P. Crossf 'ld ei u er, . Jackson. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Bullman, Mixed Chor Wallace, K. Warner, L. Mullens, M. Barry, A. Baker, A. Brown, F. B tl C is a groove. 160 mixed chorus