Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Mike Armstrong pauses between numbers at the Fifth Annual Sigma Tau Gamma Folk Show. QABOVE LEFTJ Michael Weinstein performs on the xylophone at the folk show. Weinstein arranged the music for the House Band that performed. IABOVE FAR LEFT1 Marilyn Scott sings You Are the Sunshine of My Life at the folk show in Baldwin Auditorium. IBELOW FAR LEFT1 Melanie McClain sings her version of Killing Me Softly With His Song at the an- nual folk show. IBELOW CENTERJ Wally Harper plays bluegrass music on the guitar at the folk show. ILEFTJ lose Quintero, master of ceremonies for the folk show, Clowns between numbers in a six foot rocker, a left over prop from the Miss Kirksville pageant.

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