Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1992, Page 238

Description:	Country western, South styleIt all started with a darefrom her sister.Freshman Ronica Eads,with her band Midnight Express, performed a countrywestern concert inCarmichael Hall last May tobenefit the girls athleticsprogram.It was kind of a joke,said Eads, referring to herfirst singing experience, Noone in my family thought Iwould sing in a contest. Ididnt win, but everyone saidI was good and should continue.The first time Eads hadsung before an audience ofmostly friends and peers,she wasnt nervous, butreally wanted them to like it(the benefit concert).And like it they did — arainy spring evening didntdampen anyones spirits.The audience began to warmup; students danced theTexas two step in theaisles. The band and I had areally great time; in fact,thats all we talked about forthe next few weeks, saidEads.It was a fantastic concert, said Georgia Tidd,South girls athletic director,Ronica has a tremendousvoice and Im pleased thatRonica and the band wouldcontribute their time to girlsathletics.Ronica has no goal otherthan going as far as she can— there is no point at whichI want to stop, she said.South girls athletic director Georgia Tidd presents flowers to RonicaEads after a successful concert.Ronica Eads shares her glory withher brother, Ronson.238 / CLOSING
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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