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162 CHOIR of wg-1 511 12 if lf is ll is s ,atc rig x at N nv ' Ak i I st 1 '4 L Sophomores Diana Orrick, Debbie Finey, senior Cathy Pufall, sophomore Ginger Franklin prac- tice for a concert. -gif Keithjones. Chris W'harton, David Campbell, Cary Stegall, Rhett Garrett, Paul Place, David Thorburg, An- drea Renfro, BJ. Thatcher, Donna Moore. Dawn Skelon, fiindi King. Tina Basshamnlulie Brown sing for the PTA. Choir records best songs ChoirfDrama first ever to see production of 'Harlenquinade' I think tl1ex're realli extitc-tl, its the lirst recording llaltotn has ever done, Mr. Roh Sei- hle, choir director said. lfoitrth period choir VVUII llllllll awards and they recorded some songs tl111t were represen- tative ol' the things they had done. A two hour recording session was planned lor lxllll ll at Or- chestra llall. Cassettes were sold tor Si to teachers, parents and11lt11nn1. lfor Cliristrnas. the choir went to Dor1 Carters to bowl and exchange gifts. 'lhei also went new wave caroling, lt's lust lilce regular caroling except tl1e1 dressed new waxe or pi1r1l4 rock. ll-llk choir doubled with the drar1111 department for a l3LiIlL1LlCI. ilihey went to Stage West to see tl1e xeri hrst perliorrttance of llarle11q11i1111def' April lll-ll the choir cornlvined witl1 the liicl1l1111d choir to attend a two-day clinir with Dr. li. R. llenson. choral director at Sillll llouston State lvlllXi.'l'NIll. Alter two dats ol' practice, they pertornied Reqt1ien1. accompanied hi .1 30 piece orcl1estra lirorn the Fort xYlOI'lll Si111pl1onx'.
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BAND Band plays for Special Ol mpics 'Band is ci real challenge, ci lot of funf if A!!! Outside the choir room and the band hall in the courtyard Chris Feller practices for the University In- terscholastic League solo and ensemble contests. By Becky Stanfield Concert and parties are a large part of band life. During marching season, there was one large band, but during spring semester, everyone was divided into three bands, con- cert hand, symphonic band and stage or jazz band. To recruit new band members, they had a concert with each ofthe feeder junior highs. Their Christmas concert was with North Oaks junior High and February 24 they had a concert with Watauga junior High. The concert with Haltomjunior was injanuary. Drum major Keith Hughes directed the symphonic band in the Fight Song, Pat- ton's Theme, Gallant Men, The Star Spangled Banner, and N0mtero at the opening of the Special Olympics for Han- dicapped Children. The band played for President jimmy Carter when he was campaigning at the Stockyards. We sat and were bored, Sandy Eastwood said, We had the chance to play for Reagan, but we turned that down. Richland played for Reagang then we felt we had to play for Carter when asked. Kevin Daniels rated band as fun, but a real challenge. I like camp, Gineger Bradshaw stated, but according to Sandy, Marching season is bestfn, i wiifffslbeisff Sophomore Grady Suggs takes his place at the Special Olympics. Drama members even donated time entertaining the youngsters while they waited to perform.
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