Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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'wmv 4' 1' 4,5 s- JUBILEERS-FRONT ROW: Stefan Weglarz, Craig Plotner, Ron Gibbs, Liz Hale, Dennis Sneath, Randy Lewis. SECOND ROW: Linda Campbell, Joyce Car- ter, Kathy Charleston, Verna Warner, Janet Stouffer, At the annual Fall Concert and four school assem- blies presented on October 25, senior Craig Plot- THIRD ROW: Linda Patterson, Linda Caffarella, Pat Skiles, Cheri Bouldin, Rodger Franklin. BACK ROW: Rick Franz, Karen Thomas, Rollah Aston, Janet Arveson, Bill Gonzales. ner sang the solo Amen. The Jubileers accom- panied him on the ioyful Negro spiritual. O O O vQ Jubileers Sang at Co The highlight for the year for the music department was the appearance ofthe Jubileers at the Divisional Convention of the Music Educators National Conference in Las Vegas, March 21. The Jubileers were selected by two teams of iudges to repre- sent Arizona, marking only the second time in history that a Tucson school has been thus honored. While at the convention, the Jubileers sang a program of contemporary music and served as the demonstration group for Dr. Jean Berger, Ameri- cas foremost choral composer. In addition, the Jubileers served as Palo Verde's good will ambassadors in song in the Tucson community, performing for service, women's, golden age, and social organizations upon request. They received a Superior rating at Festivals again this year. A new group, the Mixed Choir, was formed last year be- cause of the large number of advanced pupils in the Vocal Music Department. These students were between the Treblettes and the more advanced Concert Choir and Jubileers in ability. The Mixed Choir participated in many concerts during the year, including Choral Classics and the Vocal Festival at the U. of A. The Treblettes was Palo Verde's all-girl choir in which 35 girls participated. They sang at the Fall Concert early in the year, and participated in the December Christmas program and student assemblies. On May 6 at the University of Arizona, they took part in the Vocal Festival. Later in May, the Treblettes performed at the spring concert, Moonlight Melodies, along with the orchestra. nvention in Las Vegas Under the direction of Mr. William l'veson, the Mixed Choir performed during afternoon assemblies on October 25. Odaline Martinez accompanied the group

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