Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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Edwards And Prine Open CUBOM Concert Season Students packed Centennial Hall on September 16 to hear the first CUBOM-sponsored concert of the tall sea- son featuring Jonathan Edwards and the John Prine Band. Edwards. the warmAup attraction, opened the show with his mellow, folk-style music. Finishing up the evening, the featured artist. John Prine, displayed his versitility as he worked both as a solo performer and with his back-up group. Above: Featured artist John Prine entertains his listeners with a wide setection of songs and batlads, Right: The many moods 01 Jonathan Edwards keep an eager audience spellbound at CUBOM's lirst concert. 24 Edwards and Prine Concert

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Below Lell: Augie Ialem surfaced as Bill Mueller and Cindi Heckmann perlormed if I Were a Carpenter during me variety show. Below Right: As parents, stu- dentsl and faculty dine together on the Union lawn, shadows lengthen, Far Below: Still waters renect a peaceful moment aiong the sksugh path. More than 800 parents journeyed to the Augustana College campus for the fifth annual Parent's Weekend held September 23 and 24. After facuity presentations in the morning. parents watched as Augustana put away Carthage with a 30-21 victory as the Vikings chalked up their first football conference win of the season. Afterwards, the parents attended an outdoor sup- per with facuity and a student variety show held later that evening The scheduie for Sunday included Campus Church services in Ascension Chapel and a parent's brunch.

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V a, Good Cheer And Beer Flow At Oktoberfest Once again Augie students participated in a traditional German folk festival - Oktoberfest. Like the Germans. students celebrated with beer. music and traditional costumes. The festivities, held on Octo- ber 5. began with an authentic German meal served at Westerlin and Andreen cafeterias followed by polka lessons in the lounges; Augie students finished the evening at the Col Ballroom in Davenport. German rag-time music was provided by the Deutschmeisters. Far Above: Chris Urge and friend have a beer or two at Okla- berfesL Above: Lisa Kaufman thinks she's Leading until her partner tries m dip. Above nghh These Augie coeds are 1asci- nated by the variety cl polka Steps at the Col. Right: Laura Biornscn and Chuck Ruvey hope their costumes lend aulhen- WHY to their dancing. Oktobevfesl 25 - - ' M 'W' - . wam 1:7 e Mun