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Intergenerational cheer in Rockville Centre

Posted Wednesday, January 4, 2012 7:00 pm

Betty Bergbuchler
accompanied
the students in
a round of carols.

Betty Bergbuchler accompanied the students in a round of carols.

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Christina Ortiz and Alyssa Adler spoke with Charlotte Reekie, a SSHS class of ‘63 graduate.

Christina Ortiz and Alyssa Adler spoke with Charlotte Reekie, a SSHS class of ‘63 graduate.

Susan Grieco/Herald

The SSHS Chamber Singers,
directed by Karen Faust Baer, far right, performed for the seniors at the pre-holiday luncheon.

The SSHS Chamber Singers, directed by Karen Faust Baer, far right, performed for the seniors at the pre-holiday luncheon.

Susan Grieco/Herald

The SSHS String Quartet performed for an appreciative audience

The SSHS String Quartet performed for an appreciative audience

Susan Grieco/Herald

South Side High School students who are part of the school’s Intergenerational Club, and a number of the school’s musicians, got togeter with members of the Sandel Senior Center on Dec. 20 to make beautiful music and spread holiday cheer. The groups will meet again in the spring, when they enjoy the annual Intergenerational Picnic.

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