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Our Orchestra Alright, alright! Time to settle down! Those are the words of Mr. Paul Fisher, direc- tor of our school orchestra, as another Wed- nesday morning rehearsal begins. The orches- tra, although it has not played as a whole unit for any school functions this year, has been well represented at many other activities. The members of the orchestra who at- tended District Orchestra at Lewistown, Jan- uary 13, 14, and 15 were: Jane Brumbaugh- First Violin, Eva Stern-Second Violin, Em- ma Jane Fisher-Viola, Beverly Bonebreak- Bass Violin, and Donald Burket-Trombone. Jane Brumbaugh was Cove's representative at State Orchestra held at Mount Union, Feb- ruary 3, 4, and 5.
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Oratorical and Essay Contest ORATORICAL It is the future concern of all of us as democratic citizens to help support our gov- ernment. It is a necessity as well as an obliga- tion that is placed before us. We are the people who make up our government and only we can operate it. Why then, do we squirm when the government strikes at our pocket- book? Simply because it is human nature to grasp and hold what we have worked and sweated for. - Carol Teeter Ulf We, as American citizens, really be- lieve in our Constitution, we must have a means to protect it. What better protection could we have than a Supreme Court? - Linda Nier Again this year the American Legion sponsored a competitive oratorical contest be- tween Roaring Spring and Morrison Cove High Schools, the subject being on any phase f? of the Constitution. The final decision of the judges placed James Ake, Roaring Spring, first, Carol Teeter, secondg Linda Nier, third, and Gary Johnson, Roaring Spring, fourth. ESSAY Each of us is a part of a whole nation. If each of us strives to do his best, then a whole nation working together can accom- plish much. In the end we can say We helped to promote democratic citizenship because we were a part of this group. - Marian Burns The Legionnaires of Pennsylvania spon- sored an essay contest on the topic, 'tMy Method of Promoting Democratic Citizen- ship. Every senior was required to submit an essay. A committee of teachers judged the essays and awarded first place to Marian Burns.
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