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About The print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1977-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1987)
Missing Fitzgerald returns with rock group The steel guitarist and backup vocalist, Paul Kyllo, and the manager, Debbie Baker, were part of the student activities of fice personnel and were not com menting as to why they left their positions. The group has skyrocketted the charts with two hit songs. Both “Do it at the Vatican” and “Up not Down” have shared the number one place on the top 40 pop charts for 10 weeks con secutively. They are planning to take a break after their performance here Friday to cut their new album “Take me Away”. They will do the cut here at the College with the help of the music depart ment staff. Their tour of America included New York, Boston, Chicago, Miami, Cleveland, Seattle, Houston, Denver and San Fran- sisco. Every performance has sold out five weeks in advance, proving that the hottest rock band in America is Divinely. by Sherri Michaels Staff Writer Divinely, the hottest new rock group in America, is performing here at Clackamas Community College on Friday, April 3. This unique group had its humble startings here at the Col lege. All six members and their manager have previously worked in the counseling center and the student activities office. The lead guitarist and vocalist, Vince Fitzgerald, was the interna tional counselor and had been an English instructor. He left mysteriously after the registration for the 1987 winter term and had not been spotted until the group’s first American tour concert in San Francisco. The other members from the counseling center are David Campbell, drums; Bernie Nolan, vocals and bass guitar; and Bon nie Olson, key board and backup vocals. The former counselors left the college saying, “we just can’t take the registration rat-race any more.” Fitzgerald and Kyllo in a scandal? by Sherri Michaels Staff Writer Congress is starting an in vestigation into the alleged dou ble meanings in the music of Divinely. Accusations, by parents around the world, are that the music is telling their children to go and join the Catholic church. The parents are uniting under the leadership of Nancy Reagan. Reagan said “with all those children joining the Catholic church I will have nothing to lead a crusade against.” The only comments heard from Divinely have been made by Paul Kyllo. Kyllo com mented “how else can you changed kids’ minds today?’ Spring Break Cave-in Spring Break, time for adven ture! Not “Love Boat” adven ture but “danger” adventure. That’s right, I went spelunking! -For those- of. you that are of slower nature, that means cave exploring. While on this wonderous adventure I decided the readers of our paper would be overjoyed to see a pictorial of this. There was only one problem. I forgot my flash. But it all turned out O.K., I took the pictures anyway. Bats fly over head as my friends and I delve for the depths. II An underground river we found in the cave ‘Spontanioiis Dive.’ II II II II II II A group shot in a cavern filled with stalagmites and stalagtites. Following radiation poisoning one of the disguised skates slithers its way out from within Pauling 141 ’s walls and devours the entire CCC campus, in addition to squashing several students and faculty members. v