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Third Row: J. Atteberry, J. Heup,
J.
;\n ay, W. John on, T.
weet, .
Jehn, H. Barlaba ,
L.
Augu tine.
Second Row : \'. Hultine,
D.
Daebn,
E.
Fonaa , )[. BeHmer,
B.
Bell, •. Mitchell, .\. Buck.
First
Row:
. Eggert,
G.
Durni, D. Obry, D. Hozansky,
Jlf.
I
aacs,
E.
Zabel, )[.
Gra
ki, E. Barlaba ,
L.
Doneck.
Top Row:
J.
l ·aacs, T. Ryan,
J.
An ay.
First Row:
C.
Wille, )[. Krueger, E. Fonaa .
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CHOIR IS VERSATILE
From hristmas music to
Brigadoon
- this best describes the versatility of
Washington's vocal groups. Nor are their
voices limited to the walls of Washing–
ton. Included among their many per–
formances were holiday programs at local
churches and an exchange concert at
Janesville High School. The Winter on–
cert, including numbers by the Madrigal
ingers, Girls' Chorus, and A appella
hoir highlighted the first
half
of the
season. Much of the second semester's
work centered around their performance
in the all-school musical,
Brigadoon.