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[AI-Generated Summary] Profiles Pat Wiehe, a highly dedicated choral director at North Central High School who decided to retire after 37 years of teaching in Washington Township schools. Over her distinguished 26-year tenure leading the Counterpoints—the school's top choir—and the performing female choir, the Descants (referred to in text as "dust cans"), she evolved the program into a national powerhouse, securing 29 state concert and show choir titles alongside a 2006 national championship. Renowned for her perfectionism and focus on artistic excellence rather than just winning, Wiehe deeply impacted generations of students. To honor her retirement, alumni and current pupils surprised her during her final spring concert with a performance of "Jenny Rebecca," a poignant signature song traditionally reserved for major milestones within the choir's tight-knit culture.

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