Palisades-News-June-3-2015-

June 3, 2015 Palisades News Page 17Top left: Luis Velasquez took beginning photo thisyear as a junior and has been asked to be in Steil’sAP class next year. He would like to be a professionalphotographer when he finishes school.Top right: Matthew Gorlick, a Pacific Palisadesresident, will attend the University of Oregon inbusiness administration this fall. He took beginningphoto as a junior and is currently a student in theAP photography class.Left: Sam Schoemann, a senior AP photographystudent, plans to attend American University andmajor in political science. He started photographyas a Paul Revere seventh grader and has studiedphoto three years at PaliHi.Atria Offers ProgramsFor Palisades SeniorsAtria Senior Living, at 15441 Sunset (acrossfrom Gelson’s) offers its programs free to Palisadesresidents. Seniors do not have to live atthe facility to take advantage of the programs,but please RSVP to (310) 573-9545.On Thursday, June 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. concertpianist Alexander Borghese will perform as partof the celebration of Atria’s one-year anniversary.A dinner will feature gourmet fare and winepairing. Valet parking will be provided.The following Thursday, June 11, at 11:30a.m., there will be lunch on the rooftop patio,followed by karaoke.On June 18, at 3:30 p.m. Frank Sinatra impersonatorJimmy Brewster will sing. Appetizerswill be served.Chancel Choir, StringOrchestra to PerformThe Pacific Palisades Presbyterian ChurchFriends of Music will present a concert, “MyInner Reflections,” at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, June14, at the church, 15821 Sunset Blvd. Free admission(freewill offering).The program includes the world premiereof “Beati Qui Ad Cenam Agni Vocati Sunt,”“Trisagon” by Arvo Pärt, “Psalm 86” by GustavHolst and “Magnificat RV610” by Antonio Vivaldi.Guest organist is David Wheatley, concertmasteris Alex Russell and conductor isJaco Wong. Visit: palipres.org.