University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Limited Warranty An unsettled audience was created by this band when they performed a compelling performance in Great Hall in late February this past year. Numerous special effects were used, including light and smoke shows, to create a jungle-like effect for their perfor- mance of the remake of the song The Lion Sleeps Tonight . The end of the show had the audience singing and dancing with the song Kiss Him Goodbye. The Nylons Intruder Opening for Intruder was hard rock band. Dr. Banzai. This rockin ' band from LaCrosse played mostly originals while other songs were from groups like Van Halen and Dok- ken. The main performer of the night was Intruder. They performed three originals in which the fans had a definite response. The rest of the show consisted of songs by groups like Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and Iron Maiden. The lead singer was T.C. (Trash Can), bassist Terry Dokken, guitarist Mike Gustafson, and drummer Chris Hallet.

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The Magic Is Back For the 1 million Americans who crowded the beaches and causeways around the Kennedy Space Center, and for millions of other Americans clustered around the TV sets the tension was palpa- ble. As the count-down clock flashed out the number of seconds to lift-off, the eyes of an entire na- tion focused on Launch Pad 39-B and the gleaming white shuttle Discovery, flanked by its two solid rocket boosters and clinging to the side of the giant colored external fuel tank. In the minds of many, however, another vision intruded: the helish yellow-orange burst in the middle of a Y-shaped cloud that 32 months earlier had marked the destruction of the shuttle Cha- langer. But on this day, a day of thundering pillars of fire. Discov- ery carried the nations hopes aloft again. World —