Five members of the Gilman Choir traveled to Carnegie Hall in New York to sing together with 235 other singers from around the country under the direction of music composers and arrangers Mark Hayes and Lloyd Larson on July 12. Pat Schul Itz is located to the right of the harpist, while Marilyn Newman can be found one row up and six to the right of Schultz. Ken Henneman is in the second row of singers and fourteenth from the left. Pat Welter and Elsie Hochstedler are standing together in the second row from the top, eighth and ninth from the left. Five members of the Gilman Choir traveled to Carnegie Hall in New York to sing together with 235 other singers from around the country under the direction of music composers and arrangers Mark Hayes and Lloyd Larson on July 12. Pat Schul Itz is located to the right of the harpist, while Marilyn Newman can be found one row up and six to the right of Schultz. Ken Henneman is in the second row of singers and fourteenth from the left. Pat Welter and Elsie Hochstedler are standing together in the second row from the top, eighth and ninth from the left.
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