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_FOLIO_ - Page 9965 views
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John Burbach and Sylvia Novak - 1970966 viewsPhoto provided by Betsy Bree. Betsy writes:
"This was taken in winter of 1970 at a retreat for JMC students.
I do not remember where that was. I only remember it was a lot of fun and we ate a lot of boloney sandwiches and peanut butter pudding"
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Mike Bender838 views
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The Door860 viewsPhoto provided by Sears Eldredge. Sears writes:
"The Door — by E. B. White — a mental patient rambles on as we see images going in his head (a film back projected over his head — subjective camera) of walking endlessly down the anonymous corridors (the same Baker Hall corridors that the audiences are passing through in the Labyrinth show) in pursuit of the “Minotaur” who is just glimpsed passing out of sight in the distance. We also glimpse other figures: a Nurse, two of the White on White figures, until we turn a corner and come upon a cleaning woman — the camera pulls back as she heads towards us and we see the Minotaur crouching on a window ledge in the distance behind her). The camera dollys towards an office door (like the Detention Room door), the door opens and for a moment we see the Minotaur crouched in the corner of the room. This will be the same room used as the Detention Room. — Performed in the TV studio."
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Nancy Haack786 views
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Andy Lininger782 views
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JMC's First Graduate: Margaret Burrow (Sullivan) - 1968992 viewsThis photo was posted to the Web on a family webpage maintained by Margaret's brother. It shows Margaret and her brothers in front of Phillips Hall, apparently on her graduation day.
Margaret graduated from JMC / MSU in 1968 - only the third year of the College's existence. This makes her the first JMC graduate (or at least the earliest JMC graduate I've yet been able to document).
Her brother's summary of Margaret's post-MSU life and career is available in the JMC Veterans Directory at this site.
A more recent (1998) photo of Margaret is available in the Morrillite Mug Shots Gallery at this site.
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Cleo Parker797 views
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Shy Luvs (later Shiloes): Bluff City HS Annual Signing Party; Spring 19661078 viewsThis was the first public gig for the Shy Luvs / Shiloes. From left to right: Johnny Johnston (drums), Phil Harkleroad (bass), Charles Swiney (lead guitar), Randy Bennett (rhythm guitar).Oct 01, 2012
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Business Card: The Invaders (formerly The Reactions) - FRONT1105 viewsProbably early 1967.Oct 01, 2012
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Business Card: The Invaders (formerly The Reactions) - BACK1083 viewsProbably 1967. Multiple personnel changes from original line-up as The Reactions. Randy Bennett added on rhythm guitar.Oct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett with The Invaders1083 views'VT Dance', 1968. Drummer sitting behind Randy - Anthony 'Tony' Scales.Oct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett's Original Kalamazoo Equipment1055 viewsGuitar plus single-10" amp (with tremolo!)Oct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett with Hofner Guitar: 19681090 viewsOct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett with Hofner, etc.: 1965 or 19661087 viewsHofner guitar. Silvertone Twin Twelve and Vox amps.Oct 01, 2012
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Business Card: Shiloes1039 viewsBand originally named 'Shy Luv' / 'Shy Luvs'. Nobody could keep the name straight, and assumed it was some variation on 'Shiloh'. We gave up and officially changed the name to 'Shiloes'. The list of members reflects our 2nd drummer. This was the lineup during our 1965 - 1966 gigs.Oct 01, 2012
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