Spaghetti and Song - catherine barr

Spaghetti and Song

ON Thursday, May 23, the Carson Graham Music Department held their annual "Spaghetti and Song" evening of music. Choral director Janet Warren's senior choirs and band director Steve Woodyard's senior bands entertained friends, students and guests in the school's gym which was had been magically transformed into a very authentic Italian grotto (thanks, largely, to the art department students and their teacher, Diane Farey). Lots of Italian food, and of course spaghetti, was prepared and served by students who take part in the school's professional chef training and food services program. An excellent evening for all.

	Parent volunteers Claudia van Doorninck (left) and Azmina Allibhai were greeting guests at the door.
	Grade 11 students Nina Selak (left) and Jenna Lee were happy to volunteer as table servers for the evening.
	Former choir member Jordan Back now attends U.B.C. but was happy to return to act as the evening's MC.
	Megan McRae (from left), Alex McIntosh and Jenn Palsenbarg will be graduating this year from the school's professional chef training program.
	Digging in to mounds of spaghetti and filling his plate was Stuart Yetman.
	Winnie Lok and Stephen Davis prepared some veggie lasagne and spaghetti along with their fellow chefs.
	She-bop-a-loo-bop. Kristy Irlam (from left), Elizabeth Berwick and Claire Dyke are all part of the Carson jazz choir.
	Brian Cho (left) sings tenor while Roger Pressly sings bass in the jazz choir.
	Katie Truman (left) and Lily Yuan are 4/4's, meaning that they both sing and play in a total of two bands and two choirs.
	Playing guitar, trumpet and a whole lot more. Sean nelson (left) and Conrad Nickels are a big part of the school's music and choir programs.
	Dem bones, dem bones. Both Michael Morris (left) and Derek Sabourin are keen trombone players.
	Screaming out the high notes from the back of the band were trumpet players Jamie Brand (left) and Sarah Janousek.
	Chefs Jacqueline West (left) and Mollie McGrath love Italian food, but still say that Greek is their favourite.

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