St Cloud State Teachers College - Talahi Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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Touring 'Americans' Visit St. Cloud Although not enjoying the biggest name among college concert entertainers, the Young Americans need not take a back seat to any of the big groups which preceeded them at SCS. The concern given by these 18 youthful performers during Homecoming Week was brillant and superb in every respect. Featuring both individual and group numbers. the Young Americans played for more than an hour to their audience of 3000. The group was assisted by comedian Rusty Ryan, a tap dancer and an orchestra. -.HN 45 SCS student Lois Beck visits backstage with Young Americans. One of the largest and busiest popular singing groups, the Young Americans, add little St, Cloud, Minn. totheir list of places visited. The group's performance drew an appreciative The Young Americans, who dazzle their audience with a little of every kind of music, add merriment to Homecoming show, crowd of some 3000 students and townspeople at Halenbeck Hall.