Pensacola State College - Tide Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Concert Choir Members - First Row: Tamra Pierce, Janis Campbell, Paula Goldsmith, Ginger Mize, Chris Mann, Lisa Aspero, Laurie Riddles, Susan Wiggins, Annette Singleton, Tina Vaughn, Martha Harper, Debra Owens, Pat Griffin, Ceceilia McDill, Donna Wallace, Ginger Wilson, Brenda Steeley, Myra White, Martha Wiggins, Teresa Lord, Jeannie Richards, Teri Barwick, Sari Simon, Sharon Seay, Concert Choir The Pensacola Junior College Concert Choir is a distinguished choral group open to all PJC students by audition. The Concert Choir, under Dr. Chester O'Bannon's direction, has established itself as one of the outstanding choral groups in the South. They have performed on national radio broadcasts and have been heard throughout the World on the Voice of America. Each spring the Concert Choir tours Florida and surrounding states, singing for colleges, uni- versities, churches and other groups. This year's tour carried the Concert Choir to Atlantic Univer- sity in Boca Raton, the University of Florida at Gainesville, Gulf Coast Junior College in Panama City and to Mobile where a performance was taped at WKRG-TV. Becky Hombroeck, Rhonda Calcote, Vicki Hanks, Karen Shires, Kay Stewart. Second Row: Kenny Glover, Jim Grunke, Larry Hanna, Doug Reynolds, James Boswell, Mike Jacobs, Richard Springfield, Eddie Doubelstein, Jerry Stroup, Robert King, Paul Morrell, Rich Taliaferro, Mike Strasser, David Frantz, Tom Lee, Alvis Searcy, Dale Boswell, Pat McGinnis, Dan Shook and Ralph Polley.

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Corsair CORSAIR, PJC's student newspaper, serves a dual purpose. It provides the campus with bi- weekly news and commentary while at the same time affording students enrolled in journalism classes an opportunity to gain practical journal- istic experience. Under the editorship of Joe Cutts the Fall term CORSAIR received an A rating from the National Newspaper Service and a 'Tirst Class rating in the Associated Collegiate Press' semi- annual competition. Richard Springfield writes headlines for Features. ' Wanda Forehand types her Club Notes column. , . MXSIVXN ' 3 of, at K 4 Q 'C Y? , t 16:13 Editor Cutts works on CORSAIR pasteup. Pam Shelden and Joe Cutts have a heart to heart talk. W l,..,....................-p ,zz 7 vi p