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The biggest show in the histor of Curtain Time More acts, more talent, more everything. That's what Curtain Time '75 had in store for the audi- ence. More people tried out than ever before, and so there were ten acts in addition to a performance by the Honor Choir. One of the most popular presentations was a demonstration of genuine country music by the trio of John Ettinger, Rey Kartchner, and Bob Kahler. Perhaps the most unusual act was put on by Lane Johnson, Richard Durfee, Gary Joe, and Scott Johnson. The four, dressed in regular vul- ture attire, tried to convince a tiny ant that they were his friends. Dancing and singing of fine quality filled the balance of the Curtain Time program. TOP LEFT: The Jones sisters, Melanie and Jennifer, come to a graceful finish in their dance routine. TOP CENTER: Swinging their hips to Shining Star, Julie Belnap, Kathy Jones, and Nancy Nielson demonstrate dancing, robot style. RIGHT: The Honor Choir concludes the Curtain Time pro- gram with f'Summer Days. 30 CURTAIN TIME
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