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I MIXED CHORUS, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Shrager, C. Embrey, E. Kossowicz, E. Suresky, C. Durham, K. Leach, B. Flynn, C. Cotman. SECOND ROW: A. Sadaty, A. Prasser, L. Minard, C. Nicora, J. Koplowitz, D. Zitner, P. Feeney, R. McDougall, J. Buck. T H I R D R O W M. K o p l o w i i z , A. K e n n y , M. Oberschewen, T. Yoder, B. Selem, S. Goldstein, R. Gardere. TOP ROW: S. Keller, J. Hayes, A. Vlahos, D. Mclsaac C. Morong, S. Lutz, I). Joy. 2. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Don- ayre, M. Samek, T. Lambert, A. Yoder, M.
Reyes, S Salamone, SECOND ROW: S. Dun­ can, A. Wallis. C. Barth, C. Kunst, M. Ware, P. Melchionna, A. Moore, .1. Bross. THIRD ROW': D. Croketl, M. Bowman, E. Medina, D. Russ, C. White, J. Sorgcr, .1. LcGrand. TOP ROW: M. Bebernian, D. Giles, M l ane, R. Gianncllino, G. Hagsloz, C. Russ, S. Ashton.
3. Chorale members Gina Kazimir, Lorraine Warren. Susan Ford, and Jocelyn Lubach learn their music.
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The Wardlaw-Harlridge Chorale un­ der the leadership of Miss Lisa Guida has undergone a new format in present­ ing musical programs. She has changed the program from multiple pieces that were short and easy to two difficult pieces that offer a bigger challenge to the Chorale and Mixed Chorus.
Miss Guida, a graduate of Westmin­ ster Choir College, came highly rcco- mended by Mr. Art McKenzie and so far has lived up to the Wardlaw-Har- tridge expectations. For her first musi­ cal she chose Oliver, which was enjoyed by the entire school. We hope Miss Guida will see fit to continue her career
with the Wardlaw-Hartridge family.
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