Wade Hampton High School - Trevilian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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11.4 4 Singers present concerts with winter, spring themes Mr. Warren C. Martin served as director of the select chorus The Wade Hampton Singers, a group of 38 stu- dents chosen onthe basis of vocal ability, music knowledge, and general character. Highlighting the year were various civic performances as well as the annual winter and spring concerts held in De- cember and May. Over forty pieces of music were memorized, ranging from the deeply religious works of the Renaissance to the more modern, secular works of the 20th century. Each member of the Singers practiced at least eight hours a week both during school and in extra rehearsal. The Madrigal Singers, a selected group of 13 members of the Wade Hampton Singers, met each morning before school studying more difficult music, the majority of which was written in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Lemmon Sisters and the Barbershop Quartet were two other ac- tivities involving chosen members of the Wade Hampton Singers. lody Phillips served as president of The Singers, while Pam Creasman worked with him as vice-president. WW .sv 5 The Wade Hampton Singers 1st Row Alan Martin Beryl Morris Kendall Smith, lohn Allen, Rosanne Bailey, Gloria Heaton, Beth Dooley, Tom Lambrecht David Bartlett Sherri Grayson john Head Susan Britts, Donna Peace, Stuart Sheehan, Linda Larkin, lanet Durham, Pam Creasman Mark Ellison Beth Spenser Znd Row Kevin Miller Beth Raines, lana Teague, Indy Phillips, Emily Hyder, Renee Anders, Chip Gilstrap Cheryl Morris Sammy Knight Elizabeth Langley Debbie Hucks, Michael Sheehan, Sandra Tapp, Kathy Williams, lim Heddon, Be- verly Ferguson Sheniece Duckett lanlce Coker Mr Warren Martin, Director. Not pictured: Huanne lackson. Singers 1109

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