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the augustana college
MIRROR
sioux falls, south dakota
Band, choir return;
concert scheduled
The Augustana College
Concert Band and Brasswind
Choir returned from a
nine-state concert tour on
Sunday, February 8. Under
the direction of Dr. Leland
A. Lillehaug and Dr. Harold
E. Krueger respectively, they
plan to conclude their tour
with a homecoming concert
Sunday, February 15, at
3:00 p.m. at the Sioux Falls
Coliseum. Tickets for this
concert are $1.50 for adults
and $.75 for students, while
Augustana students will be
admitted upon presentation
of activity tickets.
CONVENTION
Daughters host fathers
on Valentine's day
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy"—especially this Valentine's
Day! Augie coeds will host their fathers this weekend for the
second annual Father-Daughter Weekend sponsored by AWS.
Highlights of the weekend include a special Friday the
13th 'spook' show ("Curse of the Mummy's Tomb") in the
Jabberwock, open house in the women's dorms, the banquet
Saturday evening, the appearance of the Edmonds and
Curley comedy team, and a Concert Band Homecoming
concert Sunday afternoon.
Co-chairmen Peg Brue and Cathy Dwyer have set the
following agenda for the approximately 250 fathers expected
to attend the event:
Friday
7:30 p.m. Basketball—Augie vs. U. of N. Iowa
(Half-time activity—Ole's Girls)
Arena
9:00, 10:00
& 11:00 p.m. Coffeehouse Circuit—Mr. Robin Williams
The Jabberwock
10:00 p.m. UBG Film: The Wrong Box
GSC Alumni Aud.
11:30 p.m. Midnight Horror Show: Curse of Mummy's
Tomb
The Jabberwock
5:00-7:00 p.m. Registration
Commons Concourse
Saturday
9:00-Noon Registration
Commons Concourse
10:00-Noon FREE Bowling and Pool for Fathers
Commons Rec. Room
2:00 p.m. Bergsaker/Towers Traying Party
(Bus leaves Tuve)
Leaders Park
2:00 p.m. Wrestling—Augie vs. S. Dak. St. U.
Here
2:00-4:00 p.m. Open House in Women's Dorms
5:00 p.m. Social Hour
Commons Lounge
6:00 p.m. Father-Daughter Banquet
Commons
7:30 p.m.
Coffeehouse Circuit—Mr. Robin Williams
The Jabberwock
9:00 p.m. Edmond's and Curley—Comedy Team—
appeared on Tonight Show, Ed Sullivan, and
Mery Griffin
Gym
Sunday
11:00 a.m. Student Congregation—A. Richard Petersen
Gym
3:00 p.m. Concert Band Homecoming Concert
Coliseum
Edmonds and Curley.
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Introducing:
Edmonds, Curley
Edmonds and Curley, the
comedy team which played
to a full house several
months ago on the Augie
campus, have been signed for
a second appearance. The
all-new two-hour show will
begin 9 p.m., Saturday,
February 14 in the gym. The
show, sponsored jointly by
the Union Board of
Governors and Associated
Women Students, is open to
the public.
Joey Edmonds, a male
nurse from Milwaukee, and
Thom Curley, a social
worker from Oshkosh, Wis.,
met at college where the two
were entertainers at
fraternity parties. In January
of last year the two teamed
together to become
professionals. They have
appeared on the Ed Sullivan
Show, the Mery Griffin
Show and the Tonight Show
several times.
"Happy
Valentine's
Day"
From The
Photographic
Department
and the
Mirror
Dates
PETITIONS DUE—
Fri. Feb. 13—Midnight
CONVENTION—
Feb. 17-18 7:00 p.m.
ELECTION—
Feb. 25
Curley is the "freaky"
half of the team who is best
remembered for his sound
effects and improvisations.
Edmonds is the straight man
and the star pantominist.
The team has often been
compared to the Smothers
Brothers. Although the two
are not related, Edmonds
claims they are "very close"
and adds, "Heaven help me,
I'm even beginning to
understand Thom's mind!"
During the sixteen days
of their Midwestern and
Western tour, the Band and
Brass Choir presented
concerts at various college
and high school auditoriums.
While presenting the modern
and dissonant "Music For
Prague 1968" by Karel Husa
at the Modesto High School
Auditorium, Modesto,
California, the Band
managed a tone of sufficient
power to cause a large
spotlight to crash downward
just a few feet from their
director.
Vol. 51, No. 17
Rap groups
are new
experience
Do you feel that
there isn't anyone
around on campus who
you can talk to?
Would you like to be
able to rap about those
things which are im-portant
to you or any-thing
else? Well, your
chance has come.
Some groups are going
to be formed which
for lack of a better
word will be called
"Share Groups". If
you would like to get
together with some
others and talk, meet
in the lounge of the
Commons on Monday,
February 16, at 6:00
p.m. Be there and we
will see what can be
done about getting
these "groups" going.
NOTES
February 12, 1970
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57102
Repeat performance
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Tentative Convention Agenda
Call to order
Welcome
Keynote Address
Confirmation of the delegation
Adoption of the floor rules
Nominations for student body officers:
Sophomore councilwoman-at-large
Sophomore councilman-at-large
Junior councilwoman-at-large
Junior councilman-at-large
ASA secretary
ASA treasurer
ASA president
Chairmen of Delegations
TTE Doug Johnson
TTW Pam Jackson
East Jill Christianson
Tuve Kathy Strange
Solberg John Battino
Bergsaker Judy Gaalswyk
Off Campus Jeff Maston
Notice: New Convention System Feb. 18 & 19