Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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Choirs The Choirs, under the direction of Miss Virginian Carpenter. contribute a significant part of the peace and unity in the school by trying to achieve brotherhood through the mutual experience of singing. The choirs have at least two performances a month for school activities, churches and l civil organizations. and end the year with a I I benefit production. - I T Mixed and Girls' Choirs sing various , A types of music through the year, such as patriotic, spiritual, sacred and popular. They raise money for robes, music, and - props by having bake sales, a soul food fs feast, a bazaar, a mini fair, and a dime on the line. The Contemporaries is a music group specializing in popular and patriotic music with added choreography. Consisting of ten girls and ten boys. they are chosen for stage expression and voice quality. MIXED CHOIR OFFICERS: Hrs! Row: J. George - Sec.: D. Brodgon -L Robe Cust., L. Harper - Lib., T. St - Accompanist, K. Herpy - V. Pres., D. Keeslar - Soph. Rep., P. Rosser - Robe Cust., H. Sutton - Pres Merchant - Bus. Man., T. Sye - Treas. MIXED CHOIR: Hrs! Row: T. Stever, C. Allen, P. Panikowski, E. Williams, B. Chambers, G. Smith. S. Sye, J. George, V. Chilton, S. Maguire, D. Brogdon, Second Rui Ulmer, D. Keeslar, E. Helder, .l. Pitch, R. Costantino, M. Porter, T. Sye, E. Bluntson, D. Gaggiani, S. McDonald, Third Raw: T. Ulmer, R. Bland, L. Harper, M. Taylor, E. kowski, R. Hearn. .l. Adams, J. Reed, B. Williams, R. Barry, L. Meiss, Fourth Row: S. Smith, P. Rosser, J. Baecker, D. LeBlanc, H. Sutton, J. Lamb, D. Merchant, J. Lamp Anderson, K. I-lerPY, C. Wiseman. r

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l , v MW , s K .A X . , , I in 'ikurin ' ': - Y' TROMBONES: Hrs! Row: S. George, E. Brown, J. Fletcher, B. Parks, Second Row: F. Phillips, Y. Llort. .l. Lamb x E I Bennett, D. Roberson, Third Raw: B. Arnette, M. Pait, J. Keels. - . . ui..i-qv., .. PERCUSSION: B. Tomblin, .l. Wolf, Not Piclured: B. Musselwhile. .,..,,.......l..-.--u- ,. ..,...........---A , ,.......,......-.--A -uni IC

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we. . S . Fiiiii fs , ' ' uggins, D. Brodgon, V. Chilton, C. Weisman, S6C0llli Raw: C. Wells, D. McKinny, Third Raw: U. Allen. B. Cac- i, Leader and Choreographer. l. Bryant. Rh thm hozlr The Rhythm Choir is also a special group hut it uses symbolic movements and facial expression rather than words to con- vey the feelings of songs and poems. A great deal of time, effort and cooperation goes into the choreography and preparation of a performance by the Rhythm Choir. This year for the first time Miss Carpen- ter and Mr. Mucci have organized an honor society for music students who have ex- celled. This group is known as Tri-M be- cause it encompasses several' ,different areas of music. l Tri-M Row: B. Hillard. A. Riegsecker, S. Towns, K. Herpy. L. Pride, D. Le- , C. Browc, V. Westbrook. S. Lane, E. Bluntson, Second Row: M. Han- . Harper, B. Caccetta, F. Keels. J. George, B. Riesecker, S. Weiner, Raw: L. Grillo, D, Lightsey, U. Montesino, E. Panikowski. H. Sutton, all.