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Johnston, Danny
Johnson, Randy
Johnson, Renee
Johnson, Sandra
Joiner, Janet
Jones, Calvin
Jones, Dawn
Jones, Debra
Jones, Lynn
Jordan, Regina
Jordan, Robin
Keeton, Dana
Kent, Dave
Kent, Jay
Kent, Tommy
Kile, Dawn
King, Donna
Kinney, Catherine
Knight, Jeff
Kuhn, Kevin
LaComb,
Terri
LaGrone,
Daniel
Laird,
Laura
l.a'ue,
Bonnie
LeBrun, Randy
Leahy, Scott
Lenard, Kim
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Company
packages disco sound
C. C.
&
Flashing lights, loud music,
and enthusiasm-all the
characteristics of American
Bandstand packed into one
small box, stamped " fragile"
and labeled C. C. and
Company Disco.
Unpacked and in action, C.
C. and Company, a mobile
disco owned and operated by
Clay Cole and Clay Deal,
livens up any party or dance.
What gave two average
high school juniors the idea to
own a mobile disco?
' 'I've always had an interest
in sound equipment and I was
looking for something to do in
that field, " explained Clay
Deal, who plans to become a
sound technician.
Clay Cole declared, "I enjoy
this kind of work and
watching people have a good
time. Also for the experience.
I plan to make a career in
Public Broadcasting."
Over the two years that
Cole and Deal have worked
audio equipment and
technology, they have
accumulated over $4000
worth of sound equipment and
lights to present a dynamite
display which pushes 280
watts of terrific sounding
music.
Running their system takes
two people, one to control the
action of the lights, and one
to select the records. " We
change up every so often,"
they explained.
Having worked for several
private parties and benefit
dances the two earn an
average of $1 00 to $200 per
job.
Clay
Cole
and
Clay
Deal set up their disco for Carroll pep rally in the auditorium.
Juniors/175