University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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31 UPPER LEFT—Mike MacGinnis per- forms before The Bells concert. CENTER LEFT—Two members of the Colours sing a duet at the first mini- concert. UPPER RIGHT—The Bells are in concert for Homecoming at Cushing Coliseum. LOWER LEFT—The Colours in concert. LOWER RIGHT—The Bells groove to good sounds.

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Concerts—30 Concerts attain New excitement Two major concerts were featured during the first semester along with three mini- concerts, one with a coffee house flavor and another with the excitement of a nightclub performance. The Five Man Electrical Band, recording artists of “Signs,” and The Bells, who recorded “Stay Awhile,” per- formed at the major concerts of the fall semester. The Colours opened the mini-concert series followed by Texas Fever and Fresh Air, in a coffee house setting. An evening at Club Con- tinental was brought to the Stu- dent Union one afternoon with an appearance by Virtue, a brass group which played at the Club this fall.

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Dances—32 UPPER LEFT — Pounding out some heavy rhythm Is Stlllroven’s versatile drummer. UPPER RIGHT — Gyration and scintillation, oh what a feeling. CENTER MIDDLE — Virtue, a Chicago based group, brought their act to the Student Union during their C.C. engagement. CENTER RIGHT — Stillroven, one of Kearney's most pop- ular groups, works hard on this number during their January coliseum appearance, LOWER LEFT — Classes and term papers are the last things on these people's mind. LOWER RIGHT — Dancin' or slttln', a good time was had by all.