Hardin Jefferson High School - Hawk Yearbook (Sour Lake, TX)

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New Choir Sings its Way Into l-I-J Hearts For the first time in eight years, Hardin-Jefferson has a choir, and for its first year the choir has made good progress both individually and as a group. At the beginning of the year, director Mrs. Deidre Linney and the students decided that they should let the public know they existed. Working toward that goal, they made many appearances. The choir's float won first prize in the Old Timers' Day parade. They presented a very successful musical at Christmas. They attended UIL events in the spring. They sang for many groups including the Lions Club, the Ministerial Alliance, and the 1985 graduation exercise. The choir rewarded themselves for a job well done with a visit to Astroworld. The students who made that trip will always remember the good time they had. Choir members ride their prize-winning float in the Old Timers' Day parade. Sheri Fontenot, Linda Atkins, Karen Michulka, Tonja Manuel, Stephanie Landrum, and Carolyn Harmon practice for the Christmas musical.

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mes holds his silver arrows. Hades and Persephone love each other. Cerberus kneeis beside Persephone as she receives a messenger. Part of the cast takes a bow.

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i f Linney checks the bus on the way to Astroworld. Jimmy Lonneite dries himself after the rain at Astroworld. The choir sings at graduation. Flow 1: McCue, NVKX rg .L JXQ' K. Micnulka, P. Pool, T. Manuel, L. Wiggins, M. Brown, Row 2: L. Alkins, E. Barnhill, Fi. Presley, A. Louis, L. Celestine, C. Row 3: S. Landrum, J. Lonnette, B. Wolfe, S. Pitre vs We E X r