University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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Fall Concerts Draw Record Attendance 28 CONCERTS

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Band and Vandalettes Entertain Football Fans After the threat of losing the halftime performers because of lack of tunds last year, the students came back in full support of the Band and Vandalettes, with a two dollar fee increase. The Band and Vandalettes responded to this support with some fantastic halftime performances. Students enjoy these performers at every home football game and at certain away games such as W.S.U ., Boise State, and Idaho State BAND AND VANDALETTES 27

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During the fall, entertainment in the Dome was much improved from last year, with concerts from four of the country’s top concert groups Attendance records were set with gatherings ranging from five to eight thousand people A wide variety of music was presented. Starting the season off with some rock and reggae by Doug Kershaw. The Doobie Brothe rs and Silver followed them with a good dosage of rock and roll, Then, at Homecoming, Valdy and the Hometown’ Band came with their own brand of music, which most call “just plain music” The season ended with Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, who have been labeled as the most progressive country group CONCERTS 29