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o Excellence Each month during the year the Colonel Chorus had a party. One evening in Octo- ber they sold eggs as a money-raising proj- ect and ended the day with a pizza party at the Community Center Annex. December brought Christmas dinner at the Country Dinner Playhousef' Bowling and skating enlivened january and Febru- ary. Concerts were given for students as well as the public. Highlights of the fall sched- ule were the pop concert and Christmas concert. The month of March brought excite- ment with the approaching UIL contest. An April tour to Galveston preceded the musical, Oklahomaf, A banquet at the end of May concluded the year. Sbelb Kirby, Donna Newsom, Debra Horny, and Sara Cafpenler begin working on new mum. LEFT' Sandy Wbiltinglon lbinkr it? time hr new xhoelarer. ABOVE: Who, me?, Mn Bo -jungle! I 'm usualbf called Daryl Daw.
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