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Time Squan UUCCI UftliCC By Owen Broome f Homecoming 79 started Monday with the voting of a the Homecoming queen but the festivities got under g way with the annual streetdance on Tuesday night, t I he streetdance had to be moved to the Russell House ballroom because of rain. The change in locality delayed the beginning of the dance which c began at about 7:45 p.m. The music for the night was s provided by Time Square, a nine-piece band out of r Charlotte. North Carolina. p The capable Time Square band did their best to t enliven those who had braved the torrent weather V and ventured out for the dance. They played such hinpc Qc Roll onH .lamoc' ' * I UrUi' I# 1 T r-\ * * I ol/AriMn'o IUJIVvJ uo l-IVIi UUVI UCIIHV.CJ JL> I V III At IvaiVV-OiUV o "Al\ The Way Live." Rick James' "High on Your ' Love." and many more. The versatility of the group i was evident by the Justice they did in the renditions of \ these artists' songs. They were especially good in the \ rendition of some Earth. Wind and Fire tunes with 5 special mention going to the singing of "Let Your j Feelings Show." Two of the group's better numbers > EmmjUi ^ Im^BBmaX^B^WSm, K?l 1 WmIS S ?Am m!vl mi r _ Vjiirisim Li Come in to Keepsake Diamond I selections early. Then just put 1 the holidays. Keepsake will mat< 10% off. DIAMC 1 Columbia Mall, Top } . 788-' n cm c poiuiiito rained out or the evening were Larry Graham's "Is It Love?" ind MeFadden and Whitehead's "Mr. Music" which fatrn QiiHlnnnp a hnar fhp otrnncf uapqI V lliv UUVIIVIIVV M VIIUIIWV IVi I1VUI IIIV oil vug ? V^IAI alent of the lead singer. Charles Halrston. Time Square's talented musicians were given a hance to exhibit their art. The bass player, a real howman, captured the audience's attention during a lumber when he went down on the floor while laying the bass. The band also performed an original une. "Funk Face," which was written by the keyboard player, Rodney Shelton. Time Square describes their band as disco-funk, rhe band formed about four and a half years ago mder the leadership of Ira Stein. Stein was formerly vith the show band Group Therapy, which was the Dill /vrti irup ati iui uiii . nuw aa uic icauci ui i line Square. Stein confines the band's performances iredominantly to the South: the Carolinas, Georgia, /irginia. Tennessee and Florida. v<\j| jp^ o hSH iHttflSl K Jft . m SH| *^liW^A4:-3H^^F ?2P O Kff * ^ ?# O MKH Tony Wimarn# - GAMECOCK . as ty-away Center and make your gift 0% down to hold them until :h your 10% with an additional DND CENTER Level, Center Court 9640 . . - * * * t. ? 4 < i \ >, %-- i_ ; ; : 1 mm k !??*. 11 jh (11 ;hH^B ^ til .1 mmggm *? "^^^SSTwallJm^OAMECOCK Time Square, a nine piece band from Charlotte performs at the MnmP^nm/nn cfrppMnrtr*4> Tho b%nri #/i fv> m#mujtI /ncMo ? avrf M W (V. WI6V?'I I r?VM4 11/ W rill/V^U IliOIMV IflC Russell House because of rain. covereu. f Beautifully! ffiilSSBI / ^ -;V;:' '"*' ::1 Round Robin's day g includes the smartest looks in pants. ["- Teamed with our Wp^^gWBBaMBj^^^yygg^fiBH^^^a turtlenecks and blouses, \ BM|Mi&|? belts and scarves, h' Vou 11 be dressed for ft work, travel or play. i Tying the whole * I one of our % coats, ? great over pants and skirts, ?r| (and just $78). .# IB^^raaBISBRSssSnnEnSbi^ I I An instant suit! | I I ^etween our Mall shop j&j I 9 and the big, yellow house iflP^P 11 I H we've got you ^H -'"''"- ?IB & H ] i'l covercc^or anY /Mfijolg^B^ 11 ; pi look you want. ^ All at the ETK l\ ir\ PTTOIV I ? -.i ? ^ m If-Vjj C olumlii.i M.ill IXvinr Stnvt ,il (Juit'n pvj 10 00 ,ini ' 1000 ,im U> o 00 pM > j?