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CULTURAL ARTS As the arts flourished in Tidewat- er, so did the arts flourish at Churchland. The band, led by Mary Gugler, started practice two weeks before school started. They marched in the intense heat while perfecting various formations. During the sum- mer, practice lasted for three hours. The band members cheered as prac- tice was reduced to two hours with the start of school. The band trav- eled to three competitions held in North Carolina, Indian River and Bay- side placing second, fifth and third respectively. The band season ended with a bang as they played at the annual powder puff game. The chorus, under the direction of Fae Buckley, rehearsed constantly to put on shows such as the October SongFest, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert and Villager Show. “The Vil- lagers worked harder than ever to perform many excellent shows,” said Karen Cooper. Rehearsals involved learning choreography as well as mu- “Kate, | want you to make it perfectly clear.’’ Bob Webb and Sherie Speegle perform in The Miracle Worker. sic. Putting the two together gave the Villagers real “show biz” spirit. gacser The chorus was involved in such competitions as Regional Chorus, All- State Chorus and Honors Choir. The stage was lit with theatre arts. Thespian Troupe 598 and the Drama Club performed renowned plays such as The Miracle Worker and Carnival. These talented actors and actresses shown brightly when performing “A Night of One Acts.” the drama class presented such well- loved stories as ‘The Gift of the Magi” and ‘This Way to Heaven.” The theatre season was produced under the direction of Debbie Scott. . ® oo Play away. The CHS band plays for many functions. The Dick Davis rally is a good example. 22 CULTURAL ARTS
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Faithful. Mr. O.L. Paige has put up with a decade of students. What a change. Styles since 1973 have changed from hip huggers to waist-high pants. Fans remain the same. The stands of CHS have only changed with time, not with people. shhittesesity ARR M RE aka AveLbN ide nedeanOA NNR ft Pe, fence er: a 8 A ee oe ser ae a sa $ Thr 3 What outfits! Times have changed, especially wardrobes. Nice outfit. Churchland student models an up- beat outfit of ’83. DECADE OF CHANGE I
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| Helen eats with a spoon. Jenni Steinberg (Annie) rehearses scenes from The Miracle Worker with her sister Jill (Helen). yy Band helps Davis. The CHS band played at a Dick Davis rally. Pondering her part in ‘'Prometheus.’’ Heather Nelson studies lines in Drama Class. CULTURAL ARTS 23
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