Copperas Cove High School - Bulger Yearbook (Copperas Cove, TX)

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Here Fantasy Is a Realit ' W If ? t o b lg ff::,:fm fr ,est-ff fsfw emotion is an important asset to actress Gema Gon- 5 E , fi arla Swepson prepares to read from her script. Crightj Audi- ioning for a play requires concentration and study by Eric elendez. Drama classes offer aspiring actors and actresses opportunities to expand their talent and experience through class instruction and drama productions put on throughout the year. Class instruction includes such thing as applying stage make-up, interpretation, stage props, and improvi- sation. One of the productions put on this year was the comedy Blithe Spirit . -SM ,V ,, ,J on--an-an Competition builds for Carla Swepson, Sammy Morse, and Dale Schoeck as the auditions proceed. NlI1u..,

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Music Spreads Harmon ' 5 k'A, K . , ,ii,:EZ,,Zgk.,, , Daily practice and hard work achieves the end result of a per- fect blend. Sam Carter asks for more from the soprano section. - The ability to harmonize is a valuable asset to choir members in both music and everyday living. Class time is spent learning fundamental skills such as sightreading as well as striving to achieve that perfect blend in their music. The choir per- forms many times during the year as well as attending UIL contests. fast.. it Singing creates a reflective mood for Darlene Woolard an Diane Stewart. Director, Sam Carter, leads the choir with enthusiasm.

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Art Students Are Makin' It K Scott Spargo practices his drawing skills in this art class. 'YU Q Becky Knox and Lisa Smith work together on a craft project. Arts and crafts offer students opportunities to expand their artistic abilities in a variety of ways. Art classes are involved in drawing, painting, and printing while crafts concentrates on such projects as pottery and string art. t K Brett Hattaway works on his string art, a popular project in tl craft classes. This string art picture requires a lot of concentration David jordan.