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Making M mic, M viking Song Musical excellence was more than a phrase in Vikingland. The superiority of the performing choral groups of Fort Wal- ton Beach High School was unparal- leled in the region. The Voices of Val- halla, Valkyries and Concert Chorus held a series of concerts at the school. Each was a full-flavored musi- cal affair, showing the versatility of tal- ent among the organi- zations. The high opinion of local resi- dents of the groups was shared by judges at contests, as all the groups brought the highest ratings. Members of Concert Chorus as- semble to practice for district contest. At a winter concert, the director of all choral groups, Mr. Don Hicks, leads the girls in song. Neither rain nor fog keeps Val- halla from rehearsing a song and dance number for contest. The Voices of Valhalla serenade Queen Tricia Stevens at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Darrell Willis of the Voices of Valhalla lets a note fly during practice fourth period. 72!Choral Groups ff. Y 5' if l
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Sfmt Council 177210701165 Lunch Through the efforts of the Student Coun- cil in one of its most productive years, lunchtime became a more enjoyable and relaxing experience with the introduction of a la carte lunches, cokes and music. A Student Information Center replaced the bookroom, sharing its area with a supply store which was opened to meet class- room needs for pupils. The hard-working Council also spon- sored a successful Dance Marathon at the year's beginning, and sold slaves-body Q ..fa . - j We a - -Q. Q . , . ' Cz, , W Q' 5 L 1, ff,'s-'WN - S-am?-if' a ' - C '11 ,- 331 S, is 74!Student Council and soul-in Ianuary. The Student Council District One Work- shop was hosted in October, and repre- sentatives from Fort Walton Beach High attended the District and State conven- tions. These many projects of the Student Coun- cil were aimed to bridge communica- tions between the Student body and ad- ministration, and to present students' feel- ings and ideas. More- over, the Council was able to unify and di- rect a harmonious Vi- king community. Cood morning, everyone! Let's all stand up and s-t-r-e-t-c-h . . . that's better! If you want to see me do my thing-pull my chain! I guess you're wondering why I've called you here . .
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