Grace Lutheran Church June 2012

	The Arlingtones had the pleasure of kicking off  Grace Lutheran Church's Summer Event in Arlington Heights.  It was a good night and a  very appreciative audience. Roger Turek, our director, gets us going.
The Arlingtones put 29 singers on the stage to sing acapella music in four part harmony. (Click on last six pictures to see enlarged version.)	Our program varied from the Beatles's "When I'm Sixty-four" to a military medley saluting the members of all the armed forces.	One of the songs was "Hello Mary Lou" made popular by Ozzie and Harriet Nelson's little boy Ricky.  You remember Ricky don't you? What was his brother's name?

One of the Arlingtones chapter quartets, Connect 4, does a little classic barbershop.

The "Lion Sleeps Tonight", another classic from the '50's was first made popular by the Weavers and then the Kingston Trio. Do you remember those years? Bobby sox and poodle skirts were all the rage.

The audience seemed pleased and we had a great time. Even Roger seemed happy.  At least... X   X All photos courtesy of Jack DeCarlo.