Performing Cowsills In Yearbooks:
Cover | Cowsill Connection |
Liber Brunesis
1966
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island |
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Regina
Salve Regina University
Newport, Rhode Island
1967
(Ad for Bambi's) |
Ad for Cowsill owned teen club - Bambi's
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The Triad
Old Rochester Regional High School
Mattapoisett Massachusetts
1967
(Performed May 17, 1967)
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URI
1967
University of Rhode Island
Kingston, Rhode Island
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Prelude 68
North Bergen School
North Bergen, New Jersey
1968
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Page 202-203
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Janua
Academy of the Sacred Hearts
Fall River, Massachusetts
1968
(No performance - mention only)
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Page 18
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Austinian
Austin High School
Austin, Minnesota
1968
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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Cowsills, The Who, Sunshine Company creat beat
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Totem
Woodlawn High School
Baltimore, Maryland
1968
(No performance - mention only) |
Page 250
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Beacon
Elmwood High School
Elmwood, Wisconsin
1968
(Mention in yearbook only) |
Pages 6
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Regis
King's College
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
1968
(Performed March 30, 1968) |
Page 98
Bob
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Index
1968
U of Mass - Amherst
Amherst, Massachusetts
(Performed May 4, 1968)
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A musical family full of talent, the Cowsills made their first appearance at the UMass campus on Saturday evening.
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Terrapin
1969
University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland
(Performed September 25, 1968)
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The Cowsills
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Ed Note: I know this looks blurry. It's not. This is how it is in the yearbook. It's an artsy page. No text accompanied this page and no other mention of The Cowsills in this book.
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The Debris
1969 Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
(Performed October 25-26, 1968)
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The Albionian
Albion College
Albion, Michigan
1969
(Performed December 8, 1968)
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Greek Week
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Cowsills conclude Greek Week with their concert before enthusiastic campus audience.
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The Illio
University of Illinois
Urbana-Champaign, Illinois
1969
(Performed December 13, 1968)
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Seventy
Dedham High School
Dedham, Massachusetts
1970
(Mention in yearbook only) |
Pages 160-161
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The Euclidian
Euclid High School
Cleveland, Ohio
2007
(Performed December 14-15, 1968) |
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Chronicle
University of Minnesota
Duluth, Minnesota
1970
(Performed on January 26, 1969) |
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Souther
University of South Mississippi
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
1969
(Performed May 3, 1969) |
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Southerner
University of South Mississippi
Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
1970
(Performed on May 3, 1969) |
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Page 28
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Lucky Bag
1970
Naval Academy
Annapolis, Maryland
(Performed May 30, 1969)
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Bomb
Iowa State University
Ames, Iowa
1970
(Performed August 6, 1969)
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Orient
Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana
1970
(Performed September 27, 1969)
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Zee-Ka-Tow
Jamestown High School
Jamestown, North Dakota
1970
(Performed October 1, 1969) |
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The Indian
Arkansas State University
Jonesboro, Arkansas
1970
(Performed October 3, 1969)
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Round Up
1970
Baylor University
Waco, Texas
(Performed October 23, 1969)
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Entertainment for the year included the Cowsills in the Fall, B. J. Thomas for Corrigan Weekend, and John Gary in the late Spring.
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Aggieland
Texas A&M
College Station, Texas
1970
(Performed October 24, 1969) |
Football weekends are usually kicked-off with a Town Hall performance in G. Rollie White Coliseum on Friday night, and this year's first Town Hall performance was by the famed Cowsill family.
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Aggieland
Texas A&M
College Station, Texas
1970
(Performed October 24, 1969) |
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The Sunflower
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia, Kansas
1970
(Performed October 25, 1969)
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In Concert The Cowsills
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Banyan
1970
Brigham Young Idaho
Provo, Utah
(Performed October 30, 1969)
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Two of the members of "Carnival" rock out to their bright Brazilian sounds (below). (Bottom left) The smallest Cowsill wiggles out a happy tune at the Homecoming Concert, while her mother sings a poignant song for brother Dick in Vietnam. |
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The Kanza
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburge, Kansas
1970
(Performed November 20, 1969)
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Page 81
Sponsored by SUB, the Cowsills performed to a full house. This seven-member group consists of five brothers, and their mother and sister with the father controlling the electrical equipment. The group has appeared on the Ed Sullivan show many times in addition to recording several hit songs.
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MAJOR ATTRACTIONS SUB adds Cowsills to series
Throughout the fall and spring semesters, the Major Attraction Series sponsored five concerts while the Buckinghams were paid through a Homecoming allocation. In addition to the series, the Student Union Board contracted the Cowsills who performed to one of the largest crowds of the year. Crowds varied in size at the different events and included all age groups, but the contemporary music groups captured the largest student audience of the year.
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Ah-Mic
Bermidji State Teachers College
Bermidji, Minnesota
1970
(November 21, 1969)
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One of the top pop music groups, the Cowsills, was on the BSC campus November 21. This family band gained national spotlights a few years ago and has been the hottest proporsition in show business. One of the songs they sang was The Rain The Park and Other Things from their best seller list.
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The Norther
1970
Northern Illinois University
Dekalb, Illinois
(November 22, 1969)
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The Norther
1970 Northern Illinois University
Dekalb, Illinois
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The Norther
1970 Northern Illinois University
Dekalb, Illinois
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Reveille 1970
Fort Hays State College
Hays, Kansas
1970
(Performed December 10, 1969)
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The Cowsill family performs for the enjoyment of Ft. Hays Staters.
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Bullpup
McPherson High School
McPherson, Kansas
1970
(Performed December 11, 1969)
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The 1970 Quadrangle
McPherson College
McPherson, Kansas
McPherson, Kansas
1970
(Performed December 11, 1969)
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Page 55
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John and Bob
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John
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Susan
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Bud and Barb
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Blue & Gold
Nebraska State Teachers College
Kearney, Nebraska
1970
(Performed February 25, 1970) |
Page 153
The Cowsills, who picked the 1970 Blue and Gold queen,
performed at SUAC's winter concert.
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Chronicle
University of Minnesota
Duluth, Minnesota
1970
(Performed February 27, 1970) |
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The Sentinel
University of Montana at Missoula
Missoula, Montana
1970
(Performed April 30, 1970) |
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Boulder
Fitchburg High School
Fitchburg, Massachusetts
1970
(Performed April 26, 1970)
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Kinnikinick
East Washington State College
Cheney, Washington
1970
(Performed May 1, 1970)
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The Cowsills in concert
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Collegiate Week is 'BIG BASH'
This year Collegiate Week was a big bash, sponsored by the Interfraternity Council. It all began Wednesday, April 29 with a Bed Race, and was over on Saturday with a breakfast appearance by Senator Henry M. Jackson. ....and a fantastic concert Friday night in the Fieldhouse by the family group, the Cowsills.
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The Grove
Oregon College of Education
Monmouth, Oregon
(Performed May 2, 1970) |
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Little Giant '70
Highland Park High School
Highland Park, Illinois
1970
(Performed 1969-1970 school year)
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During this fabulous period. Joe Weil suffered dehydration, Kathy Borowitz sang of her madness brought on by the anguish of waiting for sixth period lunch, and David Fuller received an ominous summons from E. Bock to come to the attendance office for his Cowsill-autographed Pez dispenser.
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Redskin '70
Halendale High School
San Antonio, Texas
1970
(Performed 1969-1970 school year)
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Pages 256-257
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Eric Foyle interviews one of the Cowsills
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Talisman
Rutland High School
Rutland, Vermont
1970
(No performance this year - mention only) |
Page 17
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Tomahawk
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska
1971
(No performance this year - mention only)
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Page 57
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Gyrealcon
Quincy College
Quincey, Illinois
1971
(Performed September 1970) |
Page 22
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Hilltopper
Carroll College
Helena, Montana
1971
(Performed September 16, 1970) |
Associated Students of Carroll College were ably led, during the 1970-1971 school year by Bob Driscoll, Billings senior. The organization sponsored several big-name concerts, including "Cowsills", "Classics IV", and "Sweetwater". Under their auspices, the Utah Symphony and the National Shakespeare Company appeared in Helena.
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Warbler
1971
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston, Illinois
(Performed September 19, 1970)
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The Student Activities Board also organized Freshman Orientation, and Parent's Weekend Groups brought by SAB included Three Dog Night, the Cowsills and Sly and the Family Stone.
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Cowsills unite young and old
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Royal Purple
1971
Kansas State Universtity
Manhattan, Kansas
(Performed October 3, 1970)
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Royal Purple
1971 Kansas State Universtity
Manhattan, Kansas
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Jack Rabbit
South Dakota State University
Brookings, South Dakota
1971
(Performed October 7, 1970)
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A Hobo Week concert featuring the Cowsills, the Fabulous Flippers and Ken Sizemore drew 3,500 students to the Barn.
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Imitation and mockery added light spots to the Cowsills performance
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Tatler
William Jewell University
Liberty, Missouri
1971
(Performed October 10, 1970) |
Photo on Page 23 ----- Page 22 reads: Homecoming festivities ended on a musical note in Gano Chapel, with a concert by the Cowsills.
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Key
Angola High School
Angola, Indiana
1971
(Performed October 23, 1970)
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Tri-State College
Angola, Indiana
1971
(Performed October 28, 1970) |
Page 11: Casual moment with the Cowsills.
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Page 12: Cowsills gave a fine performance.
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Rimrock
Eastern Montana College
Billings, Montana
1971
(Performed October 30, 1970) |
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The Cowsills at E.M.C.
In what was to be the last performance by 'big name' entertainment at EMC, The Cowsills and the Original Caste appeared in concert during Homecoming. The Original Caste, a Canadian group, began the evening with several popular folk tunes and their own compositions. Their music was generally soft and relaxing; they included their hit, "One Tin Soldier" and John Denver's "Leaving on a Jet Plane," and closed with "A Simple Song of Freedom."
Then on came the Cowsills, flashbulbs burst. High points of their performance were a rendition of the Rolling Stone's, "Honky-Tonk Woman" and the drummer's imitation of Johnny Cash. The audience responded enthusiastically to other songs by the Beatles, Mamas and Papas, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, Cowsill style. The group showed much versatility, reflecting the mood of the times through music. "Let It Be" received a standing ovation.
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. . . A concert by The Cowsills and The Original Caste Friday night was the highlight of the 1970 homecoming. The Original Caste in their warm-up performance received a fantastic applause from the audience. The six members of the Cowsills family followed with another great showing of musical talent. . . .
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Montana 1971
Montana State University
Bozeman, Montana
1971
(Performed November 14, 1970)
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A fast-moving, professional program from the Cowsill familly, ranging from 11-year-old Susan to Mama Cowsill was held in the fieldhouse November 14.
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Deltonian
Greenwood High School
Greenwood, Mississippi
1971
(Mention only - no performance this year) |
Page 23
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Northeastern
1971
Boston, Massachusetts
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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Albums-Singers of 1969
In Concert - Cowsills
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Redskin
1971
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State, Oklahoma
(Performed 1970-1971 school year)
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The Medicine a rock group featuring Gary Lewis and Bill Cowsill performed at the Attic this year sponsored by SUAB.
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Gary Lewis and Billy Cowsill get a dose of their own Medicine
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Montage
1971
University of Montevallo
Montevallo, Alabama
(Performed 1970-1971 school year)
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Tom Tom
Central High School
Tulsa, Oklahoma
1971
(Performed 1970-1971 school year)
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Bill Cowsill rocks the south auditorium stage
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Daedalian
Texas State College For Women
Denton, Texas
1971
(Performed 1970-1971 school year)
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that talented tribe, the cowsills, opened the 1970-71 concert and drama season. the group made up of bob, paul, john, barry, and susan and parents barbara and bud made their ascent to acclaim with the million-seller "the rain, the park and other things"
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Rixida
1971
Brigham Young Idaho
Rexburg, Idaho
(Performed 1970-1971 school year)
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Paper Path Our People Pave
Linden Hill School
Hawthorne, New York
1972
(Mention only - no performance this year) |
Page 26
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Exployer
1972
La Salle College
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(Actually didn't perform here)
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Cowsills listed on page of current events
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Runestone
North Hennepin State Junior College
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
1971
(Performed February 27, 1971) |
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Halcyon
William Rainey Harper College
Palentine, Illinois
1972
(Performed July 30, 1971)
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Catalog
Lake Charles High School
Lake Charles, Louisiana
1972
October 1971 |
Page 129
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Alcalade
Sam Houston College
Huntsville, Texas
1972
(Performed October 21, 1971) |
Page 273
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Barbara and Susan
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Page 320
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Barry
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The Pioneer
Letourneau College
Longview, Texas
1972
(Performed October 22, 1971)
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Page 56
A talented family of musicians, the Cowsills entertained the students with their contemporary performance.
Artist Series
LeTourneau College hosts outstanding artists each year for the benefit of the students and the public. Coordinated by the Student Activities Committee, the artists series provides students with improved cultural background and social opportunity. among the guests this year were the Cowsills and the National Shakespeare Company, which presented "Twelfth Night" and "Romeo and Juliet." Also visiting campus were Vietnamese diplomat Tran Van Dinh and illusionist Andre Kole of Campus Crusade for Chirst.
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Page 57
Students and public alike enjoyed the instrumental and vocal numbers presented by the Cowsills
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Cowsills
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Page 128
Delta Sigma Psi
The key verse of Delta Sigma Psi is I Timothy 2:17. Their purpose is three-fold: first, to develop the mind; second, to feed the soul, and third, to develop the body. The men in DSP were involved in various activities throughout the year. They aided in the preparations of the Billy Graham Crusade and the Cowsills program.
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Pedagog
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcus, Texas
1972
(Performed October 25, 1971) |
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Cowsills entertain for SWT students
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The Cowsills, the popular MGM recording group that also happens to be a family enterprise performed here in October.
The Cowsill's performance was sponsored by the Student Union to give SWT students an opportunity to hear the popular recording group.
The Cowsill's broke into the nation's musical consciousness in June of 1967 when their first million seller "The Rain, The Park and Other Things" was issued.
With family musical groups recently becoming so popular perhaps the Cowsills were not as novel as once, but their sound was an appealing attraction for students here.
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TXWECO
Texas Wesylan College
Ft. Worth, Texas
1972
(Performed October 22, 1971)
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Le Mirage
1972
West Texas State University
Canyon, Texas
(Performed October 28, 1971)
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Visitors
The Cowsills
In direct contrast to the masked plays and dances of the Japanese troupe was the performance Oct 28 of the Cowsills in the A. C.
The nationally-known family pop-rock group included mother Barbara and kids - Bob, 22; Paul, 19; Barry, 17; John 15; and Susan, 12. Bud Cowsill manages the talented tribe.
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Anchor
Southport High School
Southport, Indiana
1972
(No performance - mention only) |
Page 229
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Tiger's Lair
Snyder High School
Snyder, Texas
1972
(Performed October 30, 1971)
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Leeville Junior High School
Leesville, Louisiana
1972
(Performed November 30, 1971) |
Page 42
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The Cowsills
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Warbonnet
Tuloso Midway High School
Corpus Christi, Texas
1972
(Performed December 1971) |
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Tornado
Sulphur High School
Sulphur, Louisiana
1972
(Performed December 2, 1971) |
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Beaumont High School
1972
Beaumont, Texas
(Performed December 6, 1971)
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French
French High School
Beaumont, Texas
1972
(Probably Dec 1971) |
Page 71
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El Rancho
Texas A & I University
Kingsville, Texas
1972
(Performed December 8, 1971)
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Round
Austin High School
El Paso, Texas
1972
(Performed December 14, 1971)
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Hoofbeats
1972
Burges High School
El Paso, Texas
(Performed December 14, 1971)
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Appearing for the first time in El Paso the Cowsills made their debut in the Burges gym Dec. 14. Tickets sold for $2 and profits went to purchase new lights and fixtures for the stage. The singing group boasts six members: four brothers, one sister and their mother. They have appeared on many variety and talk shows and recorded many hit songs in the past few years. Whether lack of interest or flat wallets, less than 500 students attended the concert, disappointing not only the sponsors of the show, but also the Cowsills.
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Otyokwa
Ysleta High School
El Paso, Texas
1972
(Performed December 14, 1971) |
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Petit Jean
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
1972
(Performed December 1971) |
Page 58
Talent runs in the Cowsill family as evidenced by the harmonious singing of the oldest and youngest members of the musical group.
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Hit musical groups head Harding bill of entertainment
Bringing a wide diversity of entertainment to the Harding stage, the lyceum series provided students with an opportunity to hear celebrities and noted musical groups without paying a high price.
Famous name performers highlighted the program. For the college's Christmas party, the Cowsill family presented a variety of styles in their show. Kenny Rogers and the First Edition gave listeners a heavy, hard sound as they performed their golden record hits.
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Stamford High School
1972
Stamford, Connecticut
(Performed January 10, 1972 )
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Arlington High School
1972
Indianapolis, Indiana
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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Under Common Terms
Rip off - When a person is cheated, he is "ripped off." A cheap imitation of something is a ripoff. The Partridge Family is a rip off of the Cowsills, who are of the King Family to start with.
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Hi-Nockar
Rocky Mountain High School
Rocky Mountain, North Carolina
1972
(No performance this year - mention only) |
Page 186
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Anchor 1972
Southport High School
Indianapolis, Indiana
1972
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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Although their (the Monkees) success was short-lived, they paved the way for more of these groups, such as the Cowsills, the Partridge Family - the list could go on and on. . . .
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Spartan
Simley High School
Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota
1974
(No performance this year - mention only) |
Page 131
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Mohawk
Mills High School
Mills, Massachusetts
1976
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Page 132
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The Envoy
Ambassador College
Pasadena, California
1978
(Performed March 19, 1978)
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Ambassador College
Pasadena, California
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Kanza
Pittsburg State University
Pittsburg, Kansas
1979
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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In 1969, different forms of music and acting were brought to the campus. Famed pianist Peter Nero exhibited his style of combining jazz with classical elements. In the early 70's, soft pop and bubblegum music was introduced with teh Buckinghams, the Cowsills and Up With People.
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Warbler 1980
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston, Illinois
1980
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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The Cowsills were here in 1971 (remember Hair?)
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The Savitar
University of Missouri Columbia
1984-1985 School Year
(Mention only - no performance this year)
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Page 377
Martin Takes A Hike
by Martin Fennelly
. . . The heat was too much. Delirium was at hand. I began babbling "water, water," wiped the sweat from my brow, panted and mentioned how much I enjoyed the Cowsills music. We make for the water. . . .
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Olympian
Mountain Brook High School
Mountain Brook, Alabama
1991
(Mention only - no performance this year) |
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The Lamp
Berlin High School
Berlin, Connecticut
2007
(No performance this year - mention only) |
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