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were Kelly Alvis, Darla Hard, Beth Ham and Laurie Brooks. Becky Brooks and Pat Vawter qualified for the 9th grade All-Re- gion Band. Several groups of students par- ticipated in the U.I.L. solo and en- semble contest in February, and returned with good results. The Sound Machine then began to seriously prepare for the U.I.L. concert and sightreading contest in March. For two weeks prior to the contest, the band made daily trips to the TCJC Northwest cam- pus to practice in the band hall and auditorium. When the band attended the contest, a total of two I's and four lI's were received. In May the band gave a final spring concert. This concert was the final performance for the graduating seniors as regular members. During graduation cer- emonies the seniors participated in one last song before receiving their diplomas. H 103 Involvement
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Student Council With the leadership of council officers, the student group provided service at many school functions during the year and sponsored many fun activities as well as community projects. Helping with the organization of Homecoming, the council presented a float during halftime, sponsored the class banner con- test and sold ballons which were sent air born at kick-off time. The annual faculty-council volleyball game ended with the faculty members as victors, even though the council combined strength and talent in hopes of upsetting the two teams. Admission was used up to help purchase turkeys for area needy families for the holidays. The student body collected over 700 cans to be divided among the families for the council food drive. The council organized a program of skits before Christmas which included talent from various organizations and clubs from campus. In February the first annual Gong Show pitted the talent of the teachers against the arms of the Gong judges. The council rewarded the stage hounds by hosting a breakfast for them on April Fool Day. The Over Fifties group from Saginaw were guests of the council for the second year as they toured the campus, were enter- tained with skits and music and ate lunch on campus before depart- ing. The state convention was attended in the spring and election of officers was held to end the year's schedule. 110 Involvement
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