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Pure Prairie League and Dixie Dregs performed in Hanner Field- house, January 25, kicking off Home- coming weekend. A less-than-capac- ity crowd attended the SUB-spon- sored event. The Dregs opened with a cut from their What If album, Take It Off The Top, featuring guitarist Steve Morse. Moedown, Ice Cakes, and Cruise Control followed. As an encore, the Dregs danced around the stage to Disco Dregs. Kansas City Southern was the opening song for Pure Prairie League. They followed with I ' ll Fix Your Flat Tire, Merle, Pickin ' to Beat the Devil, and the title cut from Two Lane Highway. After long guitar solos, the band finally played perhaps its biggest hit, Ami.
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Pure Prairie League, Dixie Dregs Kick-off Homecoming 28 Pure Prairie League
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Homecoming 1979 A New Beginning Pat Fetter First Male Queen A New Beginning thematized the 1979 Homecoming activities that began with the Pure Prairie League Dixie Dregs concert on Thursday evening, )anuary 25. Originally from Georgia, the Dregs warmed-up the audience for the PPL, who is probably best known for its hits Ami and Two Lane Highway. On Friday afternoon Renarda Baker led the Lady Eagles to a 72-60 win over the University of Georgia Bulldogs in the weekend ' s first sports event. The same afternoon saw GSC defeated by one sec- ond in a swim meet against Georgia State. The time was lost in the 400-yard-frees- tyle, resulting in a final score of 59-54. The world-famous Budweiser Clydes- dales, in a rare college parade appear- ance, joined floats, clowns, cars, bands, and marchers on Saturday morning as the rain-soaked parade traveled down Fair Road and South Main Street. More than 4,000 fans watched GSC fall to the Augusta Jaguars, 88-86, in Satur- day ' s basketball game. During halftime Pat Fetter became GSC ' s first male home- coming queen as he was crowned by Debbie Harper, 1978 queen. Fetter, spon- sored by WVGS, was joined in the court by five other finalists: Angie Bellamy (Kappa Sigma), Kimberly Byrd (Sigma Nu), Brenda Lee )ordan (Alpha Kappa Alpha), Beth Mathis (Johnson Hall), and Lee Rohner (GSC Student Recreation and Park Society). Alumni reunions were held on Friday and Saturday, with an Alumni luncheon preceding Saturday ' s ballgame. Former Georgia Governor Carl Sanders, keynote speaker at the luncheon, was honored by a monument dedication for his work as chairman of the Stay and See America in Georgia America Bicentennial Program. Dr. Woodrow Powell, GSC professor of English, was named GSC Alumnus of the year by Kathy Martin, director of alumni affairs. 1
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