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w d O ffl r 1 H Scott Pollard and Paula Hyde create a musician, part of the project started to decorate the Choral room. The Art League, or club, of PHS had been very lackadaisical in previous years, but with so many eager and tal¬ ented students, it became a facinating and enjoyable addition to Pembroke this year. All interested students were encour¬ aged to complete applications which were available, thus enabling Mrs. Childs to create the club. The Club participated in and spon¬ sored various Art Shows and displays in the Tidewater Area. It was not un¬ usual for at least one artist to come back with an award for their work, bringing fame and recognition to Pembroke High.
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eign At Pembroke! Carol Condo, A.F.S. Presi¬ dent. Backed into a corner by annual photographer, Johan can do nothing else but smile. the “Heart- Michael Szeps; break Swede!” 19
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SONGBIRDS KNOW THEIR NOTES pFjl Sf i A’Cappella members tell their audi¬ ence why they love Christmas. Under the hot lights, Sheila Fiar, Karen I Strong, Jftd Terri Ewell can’t convince Brian Congrove to make “Whoop-pee!’!. Ensemble members Jack Jernigan, Tami Bryant, and Stewart Welch do some Spring cleaning in the music files. One of the most active organizations at P.H.S. would have to be the Choral De¬ partment. Sponsored, by Miss Betsy Forrest, the A’Capella Choir, Ensem¬ ble, and Girl’s Chorus provided enter¬ tainment during the Christmas season and Spring. The A’Cappella Choir, consisting of approximately 62 singers, studied and learned musical arrangements which were both unaccompanied and accom¬ panied. The Girl’s Chorus, open to any female student, studied music written for female singers. Selected members of the A’Cappella Choir formed the Ensemble. These tal¬ ented students sang jazz, madrigals, and pop tunes. However, the Ensemble is unique in that their routines are choreographed. They performed for such Associations as the Hampton Men’s Clubs, churches, and schools. In May, selected choir members jour¬ neyed to our Nation’s Capital to see the production, “Annie.” After receiving “farewell wishes” from the state police, the exhausted crew headed home to rest and relaxation. Pat Barnette, Fraiser Livingston, Sheila Fair, and Wayne Hunt “love that beat.” 21
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