"People Got to Be Free" was the message they left with ECU students.Ĭollege Marshal County Club Dean's List History Honors Pro- gram Honor Roll Hugo E. Performed such hits as "Worst That Could hfappen," "Welcome Me Love," and "You'll Never Walk Alone." They sang "Upside Down" and invited people to dance and they did - in the aisles, on the stage, even on the chairs. Was the magical number for the Brooklyn Bridge. This tal- ented musician proved to the audi- ence that being blind was not a handicap for him. "Put On Your Red Dress, Mama" to "Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet." Led to centerstage by his seeing eye dog, Jose Feliciano left students awestruck by his musi- cal genius and his impersonations of show business personalities. The rock musi- cal, whose plot was stolen from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, was a first for the East Carolina audience. A story about identical twins separated by a shipwreck and later re-united by chance. A one-night stand in Wright Auditorium provided a night of light-fingered, light-hearted hu- mor. The rising tempera- tures and warm sunshine put every- one in a good mood for the week- end.įor a phone call that was the spark setting off the rock musical, Your Own Thing. A rock musical, a blind entertainer, and eleven versa- tile musicians.
Your Own Thing, Jose Feliciano, and the Brooklyn Bridge. A medley of oldies but goodies such as "Going Out of My htead," "Tears on My Pillow," "I'm on the Outside Looking In," and "Take Me Back." A standing ovation and memories of "beach music."
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Flashing purple shirts and white pants adorned the group who commanded the crowd's full atten- tion. With co-ordinated and perfectly timed antics, Times Square Two pro- vided an hour of rollicking, side- splitting entertainment.īallads, beat, rhythm, pop, fan- tastic dancing ability, and light hu- mor followed with Anthony and the Imperials.
A sound similar to an ele- phant's roar filled Minges when An- drew played his tromoblatt, a large ancient brass instrument that looked like an unwound trombone or trum- pet with a curved horn on the end. Times Square Two, "an absolute scream!" Mycroft Parner and Andrew I's fast-moving act in- cluded duo-guitars, historical event re-enactments, and juggling of prick- ly pears. Zany! An "extra added attraction" to a concert. In November, the squad sold cowbells for the hlomecoming game. At- tending a workshop at Pfieffer Col- lege, they learned new routines and won an award for being one of the most spirited cheerleading squads. "hley, hey, hey, hey! EC you look so good to me!!"īetween rally cries, the cheerlead- ers engaged in other activities. Pirates!" David- son, Jacksonville, South Carolina, State, Duke, Wake Forest. Ah, but can you rally?" Inspiration, broken ribs, soul. "Ev-er-ything we do is going to be funky. Purple and gold, inter-group compe- tition spirit stick, rally squad. All the way, all the way go, go!" hlomecoming - '69 style. Second Row: Donna Elam, Cyndra Hol- land, Becky O'Brien, Ellen Marine, JoAnn Latimer, Lynn Rapone. Front Row: Suzy Berry, Mary Ann Burchette, Rhonda Casey, Babs Winn- Head, Carla Patrick, Michele Marine, Karen Reece. Walt Disney characters parade down Fifth Street.Įveryone wants a touchdown and most of all - victory!įreshman Cheerleaders. An endless array of sorority and fraternity house decorations stimulated the Imagination of everyone from six to sixty, hlomecoming 1970 proved the world a "carousel of color."
Pin- nochio, Dumbo, Jiminy Cricket, and a host of other Disney characters transformed "Greater Groovy Greenville" into a fan- tasyland of animation. Even when the David- son Wildcats came from behind to defeat the Pirates, enthusiasm remained high. Con- certs by Dionne Warwick and The Fifth Dimension overwhelmed more than 8,000 students and guests who literally packed in- to Minges Coliseum. Empty bottles of "Rebel Yell" and "Seagram's 7." hHome- coming, requiring hundreds of hours of dedi- cated preparation, provided ECU with a spectacle of color and enthusiasm unparal- leled by any previous campus event.
Plenty of sunshine, color, and happiness. both fire enthusiastic support before the Davidson gameĭonald Duck, and Goofy.
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