Bill Wardwell (Econ’68) snapped this picture of Tulagi on The Hill at the end of his freshman year in June 1965. “Anyone who ever experienced a FAC [Friday Afternoon Club] with The Astronauts, King Louie and the Laymen or The Moonrakers playing incredible rock ‘n’ roll here will never forget it!” he says. Music carried through Tulagi’s walls from 1948-2003 and included acts from such musicians as the Eagles and ZZ Top. Today Boss Lady Pizza occupies the space, but the Tulagi sign remains.
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