Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Strobe lights were throwing hues of red, orange, purple and green. A group of very modly-dressed guys with long hair and beards and one girl were on stage sending hard rock music over the building. Boys in the audience began to loosen their ties and girls kicked their shoes off beneath their chairs. When they could sit still no longer, they crowded the aisles and began to dance. What ' s this? It can ' t be an SGA Con- cert at ASU. Not here where students come to the concerts dressed in uncom- fortable clothes that they would usually wear to church or to a banquet and sit politely and listen to music that was written for dancing, and not for passive spectators. Well, believe it or not, this was an SGA Concert on the Arkansas State Uni- versity campus. The Brooklyn Bridge sent vibrations over the Field House and invited the students to find out how to really let their hair down and enjoy their kind of music. Definitely crowd-pleasers, the Brook- lyn Bridge aroused the enthusiasm of the students with some of their hits such as The Worst That Could Happen, I ' ve Been Lonely Too Long, and Blessed Is The Rain.

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Students Dance at Brooklyn Bridge Concert

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Phi Mu Alpha Wins AGD Talent Show Students were given a chance to ham it up and display their secret talents as the curtains arose on the annual Alpha Gamma Delta talent show. Debbie Martin served as Mistress of Ceremonies and intro- duced the various entrants. Phi Mu Alpha took first place with its barber shop quartet. Second place went to Alpha Omicron Pi for its sextet which sang a melody of songs from Oliver. The Black Students Association ' s group, Souls of Belcher, won third place singing Baby, Baby. (Top picture) 3rd place winners, the BSA ' s group, Souls of Bel- cher. (middle picture) Phi Mu Alpha ' s barber shop quartet, (bot- tom picture) 2nd place winner, sponsored by AOPi.