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Chase County Schools hosted the District V Music Contest last week. Here, Tegan Towns takes the microphone for a short solo during the 9th St. Singers’ performance Friday afternoon.
■ Editor’s note: See inside pages for stories on individual music contest results for Chase Co. Schools and Wauneta-Palisade.
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After 24 years teaching at CCS, Angela Dickey will be teaching at Perkins County Schools this fall.
Angela Dickey has been teaching at Chase County Schools (CCS) for 24 years.
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Chase County’s 9th St. Singers received superior rankings from all three judges, so the group earned a plaque from the NSAA.
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Virginia Kimble earned an outstanding performance honorable mention for her saxophone solo.
Two of Chase County’s vocal music groups received the coveted NSAA plaque, while five musicians received an honorable mention in the outstanding performance rankings.
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Olivia Behrends earned an outstanding performance honorable mention for her vocal solo.
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WP Director Aaron Behrends keeps the concert band in rhythm at the District Music Contest last week. The band earned a superior rating.
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WP’s mixed chorus earned a superior rating at the District Music Contest on Friday. Here, the group performs in the Chase County Schools auditorium, under the director of Aaron Behrends.
Out of Wauneta-Palisade’s 16 entries in last week’s NSAA District Music Contest, 10 of them earned a I, or superior rating.
Chase County Schools will be full of melody Friday when the school hosts the NSAA District V (West) music contest.
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