Page 3, March 27, 1980
Who said Aggies have no talent?!
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First-place winner Mike Higgins sings a
soft love song to his dog. Higgins ’ tongue-
in-cheek crooning had the Aggie audience
in gales of laughter. Teri Richardson, right,
whirls and jiggles through the routine from
“Cabaret” that earned her third place.
Last Saturday night, the MSC AH University Variety Show
was presented. The show is designed to provide a forum
for talented Aggie performers, whether students, faculty
or staff. It had its beginnings from the Aggie and Intercol
legiate Talent Shows, which began in 1951, and which
featured a wide variety of acts, ranging from acrobats
and comedians, to classical pianists and opera singers.
Photos by
Lee Roy Leschper Jr.
Ventriloquist Keith Smith plays straight man for his dum
my “Pappy Jones” on the way to a share in a three-way
tie for second place.
“Aggienizors” Drew Anderson, Mark Smith, Albert Minten and C.B.
Hoshall provided comic and musical relief between acts.