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Filling the hearts of others with the Christmas Spirit, the mixed choir per- forms carols at Barton Creek Mall. Phoio By Sabina Moses Under the super ision of director Sarah Shoemake, the trehle choir performs a song that they worked on many hours in class. Photo By Sabina Moses }l . Talents Choir can be a challenging elec- tive to take. It is work and it ' s a big decision to choose which choir to participate in. The choice is be- tween concert choir, treble choir and mixed choir. The concert choir consisted of both male and females. They gave performances for the school at Open House and went caroling at local malls, schools, businesses and other places. They also went to con- test in March. Being in the choir gave me a chance to improve my voice and feel more confident about my sing- ing. I liked working with everyone and going to contest let us show off our ability to sing, freshman Ur- sula Henderson said. The treble choir consisted of fe- males only. They too gave perfor- mances for the school and caroled at the mall. This group also went to contest. I like singing with only the girls because I feel that when you are singing in a high pitch that ' s all that is needed, freshman Kriste Hodges said. The mixed choir also consisted of both male and females but they didn ' t go to contest. This group per- formed for the school at Open House and also at one of the pep rallies. They sang and danced on many occasions and they learned how to choreograph dance steps with certain types of music. I like working with the people around me but this is not as easy as everyone thinks it is, junior Cook- ie Adkins said. Singing to the students and their parents, the concert choir performs at Open House in the old gym. Photo By Sabina Moses A ' 78 XClubs CHOIRS v -
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Theatrics Dedication. Dedication is what it took for drama and speech students to work hours to improve actmg and speaking abilities. Drama is the art of act- ing just like speech is the art of speaking. Students who partic- ipated in either class left it with a feeling of knowing how to speak and perform in front of people. Theater arts has come along way in the past few years and improved with talent and skill. Even though we didn ' t do as Performing durin); the fall drama pro- duction, senior Judy Ix)»e and junior Gaby Garza Horked long hours after school to perfect their characters. Phoio b) Maggie KIlis Uaiting for the go ahead from his teach- er, senior Robert Boatman concentrates on the speech he is about to perform in class. Pholo B .Sleir Mi andless well as the 1986 play did we all think that we performed well. We were inexperienced at the beginning of the year, but we were dedicated and that ' s what It takes to put a good play to- gether, senior Judy Lowe said. Although not many students participated in speech, the few that did performed well. The main purpose of speech was to perfect one ' s speaking abilities not only in front of the class, but in front of a crowd of people. We didn ' t have many people and the school never saw any of our work, like they saw drama, but we were there and we prac- ticed and we all learned a lot, senior Vicky Lowe said. Practicing his speech in front of class, senior Abe anderberry pauses In make eye contact with his classmates. I ' hoi.. h Sieve Mi ' andless Starring in l-one Star , senior Matt D»orac yk concentrates on portraying his character as realistically as possible. Pholu b) Maggie (Mis Lavout Bv Krista Beavers A 77
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