Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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Ehllihlgi Music makes the world go around, and around Struthers the vocal department makes the music. The Chorale, SHS Singers, and the Gospel Flares were kept busy all year round by presenting numerous con- certs. The year was highlighted by two main concerts in the fieldhouse, We Wish You the Merriest was the choir's musical contribution to the Christ- man season, with Celebrate Spring the forerunner of warmer weather. ln the spring, the Chorale headed for Niagara Falls, Canada to concertize the season with an international flair. Canadians and Americans alike who are moved by music enjoyed the Struthers students who make the music move.

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