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Show Styx Dazzles Crowd With Musical Abilities By ROD COLLETT Herald Staff Writer It was perhaps the finest display of combined musical skills, entertainment, visual effects and spuaee reaction of any one, single concert everin Jtah. The rock band “Styx” was at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City Thursday and Friday nights for a rare double appearance and those who managed to find tickets came away with their money's worth. Combining the musical skills of TommyShawon guitar, James Young on guitar, John Panozzo on drums, Dennis De Young on keyboards and vocals andlead bass player Chuck Panozzo, the group gave an expose of hits from their current album of “Paradise Theatre. The stage at the Salt Palace was rendered in the shape of the old Paradise Theatre in Chicago, where mostof the five-member band began their musical careers in the early 1970's. Using neonlights, a sophisticated lighting system and pure adeptness at instrumentation, Styx cut loose the concert with songs such as ‘Too Much Time on My Hands,” and “Snowblind” from the Paradise TheatreLP. that was released in January The 15,000 people. whostood throughout the two and one-half hour show, werees| led by the singing of the current hit ‘*Best of Times. also off the Paradise Theatre album When Styx wasn't blowing the audience away with their abilities and sound, they were wooing them with mellow hits, “Lady. ‘Come Sail Away,” “Fooling Yourself,” and of course the top hit “Babe” w! ‘on a People’s Choice Award in 1980 as the best single rock hit in America Weeks before the concert, Chuck Panozzotold the Herald their Salt Lake City appearance was going to be one of the most visually exciting musical con- certs ever Styx morethan lived upto that billing Thursday and Friday evenings. They werefirst-class in their presentation, involving the audience in various songs and excellent entertainers in the very sense of the word It’s easy to see why crowd gave them a fiveminute standing ovation Thursday night and why everyone will be looking forwardto their return in the future. Bravo sual effects highlighted Styx concert on Thursday and Fridayat Salt Palace. Provo High 1966 Reunion Group Seeks sappy The Provo High School Class of 1966 is planning its 15-year reunion July 31 at Sundance in Provo Canyon. There will be games, dinner, a program and the Sundance Summer Theater ieoe whowant to at- Those who are in this class but who have not received an invitation are invited to contact Sally Sims Edwards, 638 E. 150 N., Orem, 225-2280, or Ramona Larson Memmott, P.O. Box 12, WalIsburg, Utah, 654-3205. The following clasetis $20 per couple. smates’ addressesare un- knownto the committee. Anyone knowingthese addresses is asked to contact Mrs. Edwards or Mrs. Memmott: Michael Ahlin, Jean Allen Roger Anderson, Dave Bailey Alan Baum,DorothyBlack, John Bonham, Jan Borgesen, Eric Bristol, Christine Brown, Lynn Brown, Rochelle Burr, Merlene Burreston, Richard Burrows, Steven Carlson, Douglas Chase Andrea Chinn Rex David Christensen William Christenson, David Clegg, Kenneth Coleman, Gerald Ryan Cox, Marie Jean Curley Edward Dalrymple, Ronalee K. Davis, Shirley Day, Denice Dearing, Peggy Densley. John nie Duran, Timothy Egbert Sandra Goerges, Cedric Goff John Greiner Susan Guymon, Richard John Hague, Lorraine Hamby Dastrup, Cheryl Davis, William Heather Hawkins, Phillip Ran: dall Haws, Carolyn Hazelwood Denice Hemmert, Marla Hereford, Roy Holt. Byron Jackson, Norlan Jacobs. Darwin n Jas J lal! Craig Knudsen, Gr Lassen, Sherry Lewis. ona Lin nenweber. Lynette Lowe, Della May Madsen, Robert Eugene Marshall, Mike Matheny. Max Miller, David Mitchell, Robert Munson, Boyd Nelson, R Anthony Nelson. Douglas Nielsen. Michael Stubbs Tony Lynn Nuttall Glen Odekirk. Mary Amelia Olsen hael Peterson, John Milby Rogers, Richard Lynn Sabin Gloria Salerno, Pari Shaffer Brenda Simmons, Joseph M Simmons, Sharon Ruth Smith, Glenda Snow. Alan Sorensen Civil Air Patrol Cadets Guard AngelPlanes Seven Civil Air Patrol Cadets were called on to guardthe planesof the The Blue Angels, Navy precision flying team, here for the air show at the Kurt Anderson, Dan Daily and Ken various other Navy Planesherefor the Ming] of Provo; Dirk Wilkinson and Darrin Nilsson of American Fork, all Lt. 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