1972-1977

I he East Central Junior College Concert Choir will present its annual Christmas Concert, Wednesday, December llth, 7:30 p.m., in the Fine Arts Auditorium on the East Central campus. Thet Choir will perform under the direction of Bob Heritage, a new member of the music faculty. I The program will include a variety of sacred and secular f%ristmas songs, some with traditional piano accompaniment, hers featuring involved instrumenti$ accompaniments. Ond$: portion of the program wffl be taken for audience singing of same : of the more familiar Christmas Carols. +Thisyear the Concert Choir membership includes 35 student#+: who come from different areas of the flve county disMct which Erst Central serves. The choir officers, whose hometowns am representative of tbe larger group, include President Pa Chaney of Hickory, Vice-PresidentGinny Clark of Walnut G $ecretary Elizabeth Johnson of Decatur, and Librarian Frazier of Louisville. Later in the Christmas season the Concert Choir may be ~ v e rWTOK in a half-how p$ffientation of C M s t m ~ sue) Watch for the date and -'@be announced Wc

3-z UNION AR'nsr HAS SHOWING--Mrs. Linda Ann (Edmund; Burroughs, art instructor at East Central Junior College at Decatur, opened her art exhibit to the public this week in the Fine Art Building on the college campus. Her paintings are ip oil, charcoal, ac~y+ic and are done with apallet knife -and brush. They range from a southern style to still life, landscapes, seascape and abstract, Shehas also exhibited many pieces of pottery, all thrown on the potter's wheel. The exhibit will run through December 12. The public ir -9rdially invited. ---- - - -- -- Lively Arts Fest planned At JC ClECATUR - Beginning The East Central Junior c March 20, East Central Junior' lege ~~~d and choir r? present a month present an annual sprlnp a lon festival of the lively arts. "- k k n i e Get Your Gun", a mu- cert Tuesday, April 15. T

VCEWS ENGLISH LITERATURE PROJECTS - John- ny D. McFarland, in the East Central Junior College library at Decatur where E9glish Uterature projects have been on display for the .last week. ,Johrr D, is reading papers on @ praj&"entitlad "Medimcine ih ' I John Keats' Day" b"V I&?@~&$htig6!, a ' s t uded of gfid . * ii vfckerq. .* --. w.% . -- -

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sic& by Irving Berlin will open Monday, March 20, at 7:30 p.m. ,in the Fine Arts Auditorium.

/choir is under the ioint directi~ of Mrs. Marian Thornton and G, h c k . The band is under t~ direction of Gilbert Somnler This will be a varied Drogra so that there will be music i please everyone. The Newton Chorale, undt the direction of Clark Adaln

lancers. will present portions of Me The William Carey Chor'ale of delsshon's ELIJAH on Wedne dattiesburg will aresent a day evening. Adams will air - -. -.-. program i t 9:50 a.m. April direct the chorale in several oil The Chorale is under the direc- e r works. ionof Dr. William Winter. Thursday evening ~vill be dc Nenette Leatherwood and voted to the readers' theatrr :lark Measles will present a This will be under the direcrjo oint voice recital a t 7:30 p.rn.(of Bruce Peterson, instructor i . . April 24 --- -- - - !speech and drama.