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THE NEWTON CO Collegians to rock Decatur

East Central Community College's rock-n-roll band, The Collegians, will present its an nual spring campus concert at 7 p.m. Monday, 1\larch 31, in Hu([ AucUtorium on theDe tur l'antpus. The popular group will perform hits by Katy Perry, Daughtry, Pharrell \\ iJJhuns, Passenger and many more. There ls no charge for admission and the public is invited to attend. Pictured are (front row, from left) Zach Peden (saxophone) of PhUadelphla, Adrian Tucker (trumpet) of Phlladelphia, Anna Girllng (trombone) of Carthage, Joseph Aulds (drums) of Decatur, Matt Mason (auxiliary percussion) of Union, Malcolm McBride (keyboard)of Auburn, Ala., Houston Martin (bass) of Chunky and Joey Holdiness (gult.ar) of Philadelphia; (second row, from left) director/guitarist Chas Evans, Kendall Wilcher (technician) of.,Carthage, Kara Miller (vocals) of Decatur, Krissy Wm stead (vocals) of Philadelphia, Jake Wilbourne (vocals) of Forest, Claire Griffin (vocals) of Decatur and Clay Holdiness (technician) of Nanlh Walya; and (back row, from left) Cody Smith (lead technician) of Carthage, ChancUer Smith (technician) of Philadelphia, Taylor Gressett (vocals) of Chunky, Jeremy CoUlns (technician) of Forest, Ryan Godwin (H>cals) of Nelrton, Patrick Embry (technician) of Hlckory and Ryan Packer (techni cian) ru1d AceaAnge (technician), both ofDecatur. r\ot pictured are !\-lacy Seale (vocals) of Philadelphia, Ben Avera (technician) of Hickory and Matt Graham (trumpet) of Lake.

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