St Marys Episcopal School - Carillon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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ST MAR YS CHUIR K Front row: L. Archer, M. Simpson, L. Wetter, S. Sanders, E. Baker, A. Pearson, and L. McGeorge. Second row L Heslep, D. Smith, V. Weaver, P. Person, S. Brescia, and J. Whitman. Third row: D. Wallace, D. Parish, C. Jones J Patrick, M. Eisenbeis, and K. Sweany. Fourth row: D. Boehme, S. Taylor, W. Locke, N. Allen, A. Tate, and H Rogers. N o performance is complete Without music. It is St. Mary's Choir under the dynamic in- fluence of Miss Ann Reiners, that has pro- vided us with this asset. This year the choir has sung for chapel, Class Day, our Christmas Pageant, Mother's Club, Art Festival, Mem- phis University School, the World Day of Prayer, and various civic organizations. Every Tuesday afternoon one can hear the 'fsound of musici' drifting through the empty halls. Under the expert direction of Miss Reiners the Choir sings a special anthem in chapel.