The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, November 1, 1962, page 11 (of 24)

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Riviera Presbyterian Church Dedicates All Its Choirs

Riviera Presbyterian Church, 5275 Sunset Drive, recently dedicated its choirs. Mrs. Gertrude Russell, Minister of Music directed the combined choirs, composed of 225 voices. The 105-voice youth choir, the chancel choir, and four children's choirs were featured. The Rev. Samuel M. Houck officiated. The handbell choir also performed under the direction of Mrs. Milowyn Golson and Mrs. Jan Morris. A trumpet choir, under the direction of William Russell, assisted. Tom Evans is the organist. Special numbers for the dedication service were, "Unto Thee O' Lord," and "The 100th Psalm." Here are the members: Junior Cadet Choristers: Ernie Bell, Austin Bridges, Lloyd Clarke, Will Crutchfield, Chuck Davis, Douglas Eney, John Freer, Dan Faber, Doug Faber, Charles Flick, Scott Huffman, Barry Jennings, Stephen Kosko, Randy Long, Jeff Moore, Paul Myers, Billy Russell, Buda Smathers, Mike Stanley, Randy Talbot, Scott Taylor, Herbert VanDerven, James Voss, Richard Warren, and Alan Weatherup. Crusader Choristers: Martha Armstrong, Peggy Armstrong, Patricia Caldwell, Betsy Cassatly, Clementine DeFeo, Linda Elwood, Annchen Gretchen, Kathy Hoeger, Becky Koons, Beth Leonard. Sally Long, Susan Mahlhenrich, Linda Lee Myers, Stephanis Prall, Ann Robinson, Nancy Robinson, Sandy Schiller. Cheryl Anne Scott, Wendy Solheim, Jackie Vloedman, Kathey Vloedman, Linda Ward, and Priscilla Warren. Cherub Choristers: Julia Armstrong, Diane Brackert, Scott Brinkmier, Cynthia Childers, Manti Clemons, Debbie Cox, Cherol Crutchfield, Patricia Dean. Steve Kim Dolnick, Guy Eby, Patty Edwards, Jann Henderson, Debra Humphreys, Susan Leslie, Melinda Sue Mays. Chris Moore, Skip Root, Jay Russell, Jeanine Scott, Diane Smith, Jeanette Steele, Joe Tatol, Kim Warthan and Susan White. Melody Choristers: Shelly Bridges, Rebecca Broadway, Karen Crutchfield, Nancy Conover, Sally Dolnick, Phillis Flick, Kathy Floyd. Debra Lee Fryer, Cathy Green, Helene Hanchett, Karen Huffman, Tommy Lamp'l, Larry Little, Karen Long, Lynn Lucas, Winston Moore. Penny Penland, Fain Self, Jean Talbot, Kathy Ann Upton, Beth Arlene Weatherup, Ellen White, and William White. Chancel Choir members include Mesdamses Marian Fryer, Patty Aldrich, Ruth Freer, Betty Eby. Betty Galbraith, Vida Gogel, Milowyn Golson, Audrey Howe, Alice Inman, Jan Morris, Georgette Stiens, Lois Ward, Helen Woodmansee, Betty Lou Bridges, Sally Cash, Genevive Knight, Rachel Lamp'l. Lerlie Page, Ann Radcliffe, Mary White, Miss Betty Bell, Miss Betsy Solie, Robery Catlin, Paul Gogel, Pete Lewis. Ray Pierce, James Voss, Cecil Warren, Wilbur Koons, Eric Larson, Ralph Smathers, Arthur Radcliffe, Barbour Russell, William Russell and William D. Ward. Youth Choir members are Sopranos Kathy Alley, Alice Baumgarten, Nancy Bermingham, Kathy Burr, Christina Eyers, Dana Conover, Suzanne Crow. Janet Daniel, Glenda Fischer, Vivian Daniel, Dawn Freer, Leslie Galbraith, Gloria Gordon, Dianne Haines, Bonnie Hanchett. Pat Helmuth, Jean Hornbuckle, Karyn Kinsey, Karen Knight, Tracy Lynch, JoAnne McConnell, Carol Maynard, Lorainne Meyer. Margie Meyer, Alice Moore, Claudia Philips, Cheryl Prall, Terry Roff, Debbie Rose, Stacy Sackett, Dianne Sells, Jackie Sells. Evelyn Solheim, Diana Voss, Besty Wade, Vickie Walton, Wendy Walter and Bea Weatherup. Altos: Ellen Bermingham, Debra Catlin, Diane Catlin, Sheryl Corcoran, Carolyn Crabtree, Dianne Edwards, Martha Eney, Ann Howie. Priscilla Houck, Kathleen Howard, Connie Knight, Mila Koons, Andrea Kreedian, Susan Lettino, Gail Lucas, Katie Lucas, Cheryl Mays, Marilyn Mohr, Gail Nichols, Jean Nichols, Lynn Roberts, Cindy Rose. Jean Stearns, Patti Thompson, Becky Walton, Linda Widdersheim, Liz White, and Sue Youngman. Tenors: Scott Broadway, Elliott Flick, Douglas Freer, Lee Golson, David Hall, Randy Hall, Ricky Howie, David Humphreys. Basses: Bill Croysdale, Mike Duncan, Bill Esty, John German, Steade Howie, Bill Lamp'l, Doug Oppenheimer, Joe Page, Larry Ronnie Scherer, Ken Shallcross, Jim Smeenge, and David Spector.

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