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The show made five hundred and seventeen dollars Doing I I QE I I the lVl.C. chores was the coalition of Pam Christ and Bruce to be numerous among Lancer students on the evening of November first. This was the first annual talent show of the new decade. uThe show was very successful, but I was disappointed that we only put on one show, commented Director of Student Activities Dan lVlorrison. Kirstein. UI was very nervous and excited, commented Pam Christ, UBut Bruce helped a lot in easing the tension. 'll was very surprised at the talent students showed. They were very good, commented Nlr. lvlorrison, who also added, uThe surprise highlight of the evening was the band, Odessey '--1 92fTaIent Show
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F fa teach, said Mr. Morrison. A skit, fashion show and various games were the day's activities. Colorful togas were displayed during the fashion show with John Marshall taking care of the M.C. chores. The best legs contest was won by Tony Aniasco and Suzette Kesler. The three legged race was won by the team of Rick Grave, Ed Rowden and Kristina Kvalnes. The blind man walk by the duo of Pam Crist and Tim Foley, with Mr. Armstrong's team winning the Tug of War. All these games and activities were FUR THE GRGY fm 5 if V',',iv J 1. Preparing to leave the orgy is Rich 'iApollo Viera. 2. 1 . V 4 , l ,',, A ' .W Triumphantly winning the four legged race were Tim 1 ' Q Foley, Pam Crist, and Mike Moody. 3. Comfortably l ' A Filling her stomach with food from the orgy is none other 3 fi than Nancy Robinson. 4. Showing the way to Thebes is V Kelley Peterson. 5. Hamming it up are the I u, Humanitarians. i 1' W X45 'm1:11'7.xxgy'vr:z'ff Q . -15:1 M AZ ' 1 -4 Humanities!91
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They received the crowd's full attention. The members of the band were Bob Allen, drums, Ed Rowden, bass, Brian Downing, rythmn guitar, Chris Nlain, lead guitar, and Brad Butler, lead vocals. Even though i'Odyssey seemed to highlight the show, the crowd found the entire show TO BE REWARDI 1. Advisor Dan Morrison getting very excited on how the show went. 2. Eddie Rowden and Brad Butler show expression as they sing Tin Nlan. 3. Actions on Doug Wright's face shows him getting into his music. 4. Odyssey members, Ron Mayne, Eddie Rowden, and Brian Downey delighted the crowd with their music. 5. Exciting sounds were demonstrated by Chuck Seccombe on his saxophone. 6. Bruce Kirsten and Pam Crist show great intensity as they announce the next act. 7. Belting out an original love song is Chris Carpenter. Talent Show!93 X W.: E
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