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c o m f> 4 M itu m < y .

Any pupil who is interested and
can carry a tune, is welcome to join
the chorus. However, once a mem­
ber of the organization, hours of
practice are required in order to
blend all voices into a melodious
unit. The Christmas Assembly is
one of the special programs per­
formed by the chorus. Chorus mem­
bers may have different hopes for
the future, but they all have one
thing in common. They like to
sing!

Fred Kantor, Carol Ellis, Carol Tibbetts, and Claire Eckbold are behind the piano vocal­
izing, during one of the breaks. It has been said if you give a singer a break, he will sing.

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Finally all efforts come to a climax, and the long awaited day arrives. Girls and boys are at their
best, in voice and appearance. The stage set is beautiful; the spirit of the audience is excellent;
the chorus presents our "Christmas Assembly.”

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