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COLLEGIANS TO PRESENT APRIL 16 CONCERT The Collegians, East Central Community College's rock-rwoll band, will present their spring campus concert Monday, Aprll16, at 8 p.m. In Huff Audlto– rtum. The popular group will perform hits by Stalnd, Avril Lavigne, The Fray and many others. Special guest performer will be ECCC alumnus Pat Kirby from Newton. Admission Is free. Collegian members Include (front «Nt, from left} technicians Jordan Gibbs of Morton and Dustin Gibbs of Conehatta; (second row, from left} vocalists JessieCochran of Decatur, Kelly Kight of louisville, Aly Burton of Decatur and JordanTaylor of Macon; and technicians Josh Talbert of Newton, Andrew Ladd of Philadelphia and Anthony Williams and Whitney lott, both of Decatur, (third «Nt, kneeling from left} vocalists Colby Amls of Decatur and Matt Jones of Philadelphia; and (top «Nt, from left} wind and rhythm section members Brent Cumberland of Philadelphia, Ben Ingram of Carthage, Doug Kelley ofSebastopol and Drew Gillis of Decatur; Clanton Blaylock of Newton, Hillary Rieger of Pearl, Kimberly Bassett of Forest; and Caleb Frink and Kyle Barrett, both of Decatur. Thomas W. Carson serves as director and also plays guitar In the group.

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