PHILO YEARBOOK IS LIVE

After a long gestational period, our first-every Philo Singer Yearbook is available for your reading pleasure!

Click here to access:

We will update this 2x/yr at start of each "semester" when new singers join. So if you did not provide a photo or bio for "version 1," you can do so any time before February and we'll add your information in the next round.

This pdf document will be housed on the Philo Singers section of our Google Drive. This section is also called the "singer portal." Just look for the folder called "Singer 'Yearbook'" to locate the document, if you misplace the above link. You can always search on the word "yearbook" on Google Drive as well.

Thank you to everyone who provided photos and responded to our survey. I hope you will enjoy getting to know your fellow singers even better, especially if you're a newer member of the chorale still getting to know everyone's faces and names.

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