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Moments This year, student life at DLHS was a series of moments. There were moments that the entire stu- dent body shared: Homecoming, pep rallies, and school plays were only a few of these. Yet special moments were not limited to major events, for all our moments were times of sharing. We all had our special remembrancesg a smile ex- changed between friends, an insight gained from a teacher, a common goal achieved by a class were all important to us as individuals. Our moments were fragments in time - parts of our lives that we shared with one another. momentsfl 1
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I3 BEIKII1 il1t0 hi? hi Hollywood needed to look no further for new talent than the annual P.T.O. - hosted Talent Show held at Lipscomb. This year, Acuff Chapel was filled to capacity, forcing latecomers to sit in the windows or stand in the aisles. The Master of Ceremonies, art teacher Gary Breegle, added extra entertain- ment with songs and skits between acts. He also brought Johnny Cash whom he claimed to have met in a Iaundramat, al- though Johnny bore a suspicious re- semblance to Bible teacher, Bob Goff. Three winners and two honorable mentions were chosen from the nineteen acts that com- peted. The Grand Award was given to the Barbershop quartet - Larry Brown, Rob Hatchett, Dirk Forrister, and Brent Wiseman - for singing Gay Nineties Medley. The Instru- mental Award was presented to Mary Alice Shaub, who played Allegro Barbaro on the piano, while Melanie Jennings won the Vocal Award for her portrayal of a scene from Funny Girl. Brent Wiseman's Elton Junk and Lisa Walden's Someday Soon received honorable mentions: five acts featured origi- nal songs composed by students. The Talent Show proved that talent is not limited to celebrities - there is quite a bit of it here at Lipscomb. 1. The professor takes time off from the old folks' home to serve as Master of Ceremonies. 2. The barbershop quartet blends in harmony for a winning performance. 3. The Man in BIack , alias Bob Goff, amazes the onlookers with his rendition of Everybody Loves a Nut. 4. These Seniors relay the Spirit of '76 as they perform in front of the Stars and Stripes. 5. Preparing to strike again, Bob Wood pays obeisance to the awaiting cue. 6. Gazing into the audience, Junior Bill Manley charms them with his version of Lying Eyes. talent show!13
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