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Singers: Lighting the nation The Singers contributed to the year's style, not only with their usual, unique look of long black gowns and tuxes, but with the honor they received by being chosen to sing at the lighting of the National Christmas Tree, in Washington, D.C. on December 17. On that cold, wintery night, 44 students stepped onto a stage in front of thousands and were watched on TVs in homes across the nation by millions. They were truly the “pride of West Virginia in those few minutes. A. James Manchin, West Virginia secretary of state; Cleve Bene- RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS. Pam Moore, junior. Carl Taylor. Leigh Rainey, and Tim Moore, seniors, celebrate the concert's end. WHEN THE MOOD HIT. the Singers sang. whether in shopping malls or auditoriums. diet, congressman; and Robert Byrd, senator; were among the several government officials present at the ceremony. After the performance, these men were on hand to convey their congratulations for a job well done. The rest of the trip was devoted to sightseeing in the nation's capital. Among the places they toured were the Capitol Building and the Washington Monument. While visiting the latter, the Singers pleasantly surprised the elevator attendant by singing their way to the top. The Entertainers also visited Las Vegas during the summer to perform at the national Elks convention, and toured widely within the state giving concerts. AWED BY THE SIGHTS. Bill Lucas, senior, and Carla Keener, junior, tour a Washington landmark. ON THE STEPS of the Capitol, the S naperones pause tor a picture. 18 — Singers
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