ACADEMY A CAPPElLA . FRONT ROW: Hays, Petway, Barger, Cain, Green, Steward, Comp, Stevens, Holbrooks, Ford. SECOND ROW: S. Stafford, Frederick, Boles, Bryson, McClaren, Jones, Stuart, Mason , Hart, Puckett, THIRD ROW: Pe lerson, David Berryhill. D. Pace, Dick Berryhill , S. Harris, Shepherd, Vaughn, Moore , J. Poce, e. Stafford, R. Harris. FOURTH ROW: Henson, Pipkin, Bridger, Elliott, Marlin, Jordon , Cope, Wallace, Hedrick, Peters, Gorner, Roberts. MUSIC GROUPS Music, an integral part ENTHUSIASTIC A Caopello members receive valuable musical training in re - hearsals under the able direCTion of their conductor, Professor lorry Bills. 232 of Academy activities The Academy A Cappella chorus, under the direction of Mr. Larry Bills, furthered the fine traditions of music the Academy has maintained in the past. Admittance into the~horus is through tryouts. The chorus took two tours this year into Missouri and other borderin g states. The Distri ct Choral Festival was under the direction of MI'. Bills this year and was held on the Harding College campus. The A Cappella was given a rating of " 1" by all three judges. The Large Chorus is designed for all Academy students interested in chorus work. No tryouts are necessary for participation. The Juni or Chorus gives junior high school students the opportunity for ex perience in choral work in preparation for later work in high school. Severa l programs were presented by this woup through th e year.
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