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2015.15.50-.54Description
Five contact sheets of photographs taken for the June 15, 1988 issue of the Germantown Courier.
2015.15.50 - Contact sheet of black and white photographs taken for this issue, including a photograph published on pg. Caption "Do you think these people are having a good time at the Very Senior Prom?" Accompanies an article "Seniors and juniors at Center in the Park enjoy the thrill of 'A Very Senior Prom.'" Peg Duko photo.
2015.15.51- Contact sheet of black and white photographs taken for this issue. Photograph from the top row published on pg. 3, caption "Steve White to beat his own time." Accompanies article "To run an 'old Model T gainst Indy 500 cars' cramps his style." Peg Duko Photo. Steve White, 28, of Germantown was competing to qualify to represent the United States in the Para-olympics, the Olympic Wheel Chair Games. A photograph from the third row, second from the right, published on pg. 10, caption "Beat It: Beating stage fright. Kardon Institute of Music student Sian Brooks-Williams, dances to Michael Jackson's Beat It. Sian performed with his dance therapist Louis Evangelista during the school's annual dance recital held at Germantown Settlement last Saturday. Several other students participated in the recital on Saturday. They are: Elizabeth Banford, Dana Marion, John Holcomb, Corey Barnes, Yerodin Mollock, James Williams, Sonia Brown, Jody Zacher, Rori Bomze, Coleen Zellerbach, Elizabeth Uyhas, Kelly McCullough, Phillip Barrett, Beth Barsky, Joanne Busch, Stephanie Wilson, Cindy Roach, and Phillip Barrett." Peg Duko photo.
2015.15.52 - Contact sheet of black and white photographs taken for this issue, including a photograph (from the second to last row, last photo to the right) published on pg. 3 of this issue. Caption "Stephanie Howland (left) and Anna Crusis Choir conductor Jane Hulting," accompanies article "Anna Crusis Choir: A musical vehicle for social change." Peg Duko photo.
2015.15.53 - Contact sheet of photographs taken for this issue, including the third photo in the bottom row, published on pg. 4 of this issue. Caption "Ralph Holmes (left) and Yodit Amaha, field representative for Family Intervention, exchanges application information with a job applicant at the Fair. Martin McNair (behind the table), a counselor for the Urban Coalition, discusses job opportunites with applicants." Accompanies article "Job Fair at Germantown Town Hall..." Hope McNelis photo. Photograph from second row, second photograph published on pg.20 of this issue. Caption "Heavenly Blend: Taking a break from rehearsing for their appearance in the Mellon Jazz Festival this Saturday, June 18, 2 p.m., at Penn's Landing, are several members from the Germantown based group, Heavenly Blend Musical Ensemble. Germantown resident and former District 6 teacher Joanne B. Thompson (seated) is the director and composer for music presented by 16 singers and nine instrumentalists. The group was founded in 1984 by Thompson and performs 'spiritually inspired, yet Jazz, Gospel oriented music,' Thompson says. Standing (left to right) are ensemble members: Randolph Malachi, bass; Wesley Norton, guitar; Bill Eggleston, Alan Eggleston, violin; Angela Hollis, Dorette J. Harris, Loretta Howard, Robert Ladson, Eric Johnson, Stanley Vaughn, flutist; Ernie Dillihay, Vibes." Peg Duko photo.
2015.15.54 - Contact sheet of photographs taken for this issue. Not published.
2015.15.54A-.54B Photograph of a truck used in "Abandoned, not ignored" on 200 Haines Street.Photograph Details
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