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Concert Choir officers: FRONT, M. Franklin, A. Van- landingham, S. Gregory. BACK, B. Armstrong, A. Smith, G. Easter. Becky Goins and Linda McGhee are intent between carols on the Christmas play practice. Choir spreads musical tal- ent Constantly being called on to perform, the SHS concert choir travelled to many areas in 1975. They were especially active around Christmas, singing for the county nursing home, various churches and the SHS Christmas concert. Of course behind every sucessful choir, there lies many hours of practice. ln prepa- ration for special events, the choir prac- ticed daily before and after school. Dish- ing out instructions was Mrs. Jo Murray, our new choir director. In her first year as director, she led the choir through an out- standing choral season. Senior Chairll I7
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l .-1 The Junior High Council readies programs for the Junior game. 931, Q . ., L . Gene Strong works the mimeogroph machine as he prints copies ofa smashed index finger, t l ' E Orville Rogers puts the business out to the Jr. High Council. SJHS Council Officers: Peggy Gentry - secretary, Orville Rogers - president, John Gotling - vice president, Betsy Threlkeld - reporter. John Gatlin, Chris Graves, and Michael Gwin pre pare important messages for the Jr. High bulletin board. Jr. High Student Councilfl I9
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