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Keeping the Beat in Quebec On May 14, 1 386, the band and drill team traveled to Quebec, Canada for the Fes¬ tival des Quebec sponsored by Heritage Festivals. After an 1 8 hour bus trip, the group welcomed a walking tour of Quebec City. The band and drill team performed in an exhibition on a boardwalk in the city. The concert and jazz bands performed in competition and were awarded bronze awards. They spent much of their free time on tours in and around Quebec. The trip took much work but ended by being fun and educational for all. In order to pay for the buses, meals, and hotel fees, the band spent months raising money. They held a rock-a-thon, sold pancakes, candles, lightbulbs, seat cushions, baked goods, and held a Halloween party to meet the fund requirements — over $1 0,000 in all. Language barriers presented a problem on the trip to Quebec. The 1 8 hour bus ride started to take its toll on Melody Derrow. Montmorency Falls cascades down the mountainside. This is just one of the wonders that the band and drilll team got to visit. 8 Quebec Trip
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The Pulse Students lives are affected throughout the school year in many ways. As months go by they become busier with numerous activities. Many students, especially juniors and seniors, are occupied with part-time jobs. Scholars are also busy with extra-curricular activities including sports and academic clubs. School is not all work how¬ ever; there are special events such as dances, field trips, and holidays which provide pupils with a break from school and work. As seasons change so do students’ lifestyles. Summer is a time for some students to relax and recuperate from the previous school year, while others continue to beat the heat with summer occupations. Fall and winter in¬ clude such activities as hunting and a two-week Christ¬ mas vacation. After exams, students begin to look for¬ ward to spring and the excitement that lies ahead. Though students vary, the pulse remains constant throughout the year. Divider 7
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Angie Halker, Pam Willis, and Kelly Crosby relax before the boardwalk performance. This was the last show for the 1 9B5-86 season. Sara Dickenson, Kim Harri¬ son, Beth Baker, and Gin¬ ger Smith perform on the boardwalk. Kelly Phillips waits for her turn to per¬ form. Band and drill team members begin their journey to Canada. Quebec Trip S
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