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ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE
LUMBERJACK FLAGSTAFF. ARIZONA
NUMBER 49 VOLUME~ WED~ESDAY, APRIL 27, 1966 -- -------- __ _ ..;,..._ ___ ~_ Concert Pianist Nero P!~l~ ,!,~~i~~h~~~ b~dio~~~! Jnd jazz will appear here tomorrow night at 8 p.m.
RCA Victor had previously planned to record the concert for an album but plans were cancelled when the acoustics of the ~l en's Gym was taken into consideration.
'ero, who is 31 years old, got his start at 19 when he won first prize on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scout television show.
Nine Coeds Vie For Miss NAU
This year's Miss NAU Pageant will receive national recognition from Ute Miss America contest for the first time when it unfolds at 8 Friday night in the CU Auditorium.
"ine women students will compete Friday for the 1966 ~!iss Northern Arizona University title. This year's contest marks the first official bestowal of the title and the first time the Miss America Pageant national director will be on hand. The K AU contest is the first pageant the na tiona! director, Lenora Slaughter, h~s attended on a colLege or university Level.
This program led him to other television appearances and cl
national tour with Paul \\biteman on television and in concert halls.
Arranging, for the lloston Pops orchestra , ero a lso appeared and recorded with the group. RCA plans to release his Gershwin"s "Raphsody in Blue·· played with the Boston Pops l>efore the end of the year.
Admission prices have been set at $2 for reserved seats and $1.50 for general admission. The concert i.s being sponsored hy the Associated Students.
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Greeks Sport Derbies Today
Campus Gt·eeks will sport dt>rbies boasting their fraternitie"s and so roritie"s svmbol::; as the~· celebrate Derby Day today.
Derby Day is part of the annual Greek Week celebration \pril 25 to 30. This year's
them is "Growing and Going with Greeks.-
Kicking off the week's acti vlties Monday night was the c rowing of Toni Del Missier, Diana: John Barkman, Apollo ; and Dr. l\larg'lret Pipes , Zeus. Zeus , '1 faculty member, was selected by the Greek \Veek committee. The crowning took place at a dessert held in South Cafeteria . Bill Ramsdale, a member of the national board of governors vf Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, was :;peaker.
During the day, Greek pledges will collect money for the Red Cross as their yearly service project.
Tomorrow campus Greeks ce~n try their luck at bowling at the Sky-Hi Lanes from 3 to 5:30 p.m .
Sponsored by Pi Sigma Epsilon, national marketing fraternity, the theme of the pageant is "Sugar and Spice." Chairman of the event is Charles Vadnais.
1 NAU Receives University Title During Convocation, Sunday May
under the direction of !\Iillard Kinney.
Sweatshirt Day , Friday, is set as ide for members ofeachGreek group to wear their special sweatshirts.
Saturday Greek men grouped in teams will bicycle between Lake l\lary and Flagstaff. Later track and field events will be featured for both men and women at Flagstaff High School.
Judged on talent, poise, personality and appearance, with talent counting 50 , the winner will be crowned by Sheri Joynt, currently \!iss .\SC. ~[iss NAU will be sent to Phoenix for the state beauty pageant and will receive a $150 scholarship from the Pepsi Cola Co . 1\ellie ,._anderhau, state pageant dtrector, will also attend the :..At: competition.
ASC folk-singing group , The Splinters, will perform and Hank Tester will act as master of ceremonies.
Contestants and spou,.;ors are Sondra Azzinaro, Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity; Julie Byrom, Delta Chi frate rnity; Cindy Calabrese, Sigma Chi fraternity; Carol Kuchler, Alpha Psi Omega drama honora ry; :tnd Sara ~lacDonald, Tri Delta sorority.
Other contestants and backers an: Jeanne Reynolds, Gamma Phi Beta sorority; Ka thy Goacher • Tinsley Hall · Karen Derifield, South Quad; a~d Diane Rudeau, H-Dorm.
Eng I ish Duo
Arizona'" newest and fastest growing university officially takes a uni,·ers ity title during convocation tlCtivities at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, l\lay 1, in the Northern Arizona University Auditorium.
The official proclamation of university status ..., ill be givt>n by !\Irs. Vivian Lahti Boysen, president of the B,,ardof Regents.
Featured speaker for 1he afternoon will be Dr. P:ml \\ooclring, education editor of the ":Saturday Revie\\" n :tgazine, who will speak on -The ~tate's Responsibility for Hig-h~>r Education.-
One of the highlights of the Sunday pr ogram ''ill he thP conferring of honorary degrees by N:\U Pres_ J. Lawrence \\:1lkup upon John G. I3abbitt, who will recei,•e a Doctor of Humane Letters, and Platt Cline , who will be givPn a Doctor of Letters. Cline is publisher of the- .-\rizona Daily Sun.~
Wall To
Scalers Peter, Gordon Give NAU Concert May 5
Wal~eter Asher, 19, and Gordon to er, _lB_, two friends who used 12 specialize in nightly scaling a
-foot wall to sing their folk son"" w"ll Th.,.. 1 give a concert 8 p.m.
urs •• May 5 in the Men's Gym. Both scns of · Londo promment
Gordon physicians, Peter and five n began playing together schoorars ago, performing at at loc !concerts and eventually music ~lubcoffee bars and folk-
s.
date~ ~rder to work the ir c lub both ' Ill the r omantic tradition
scale<!.the 12-footwall which - --- ---
Something had to give and fin~~lty when offerred an engagement a t London's Pickwick Club, (described as an "in spot for show-business types), school was out for good.
During their run, the two were spotted by the same r ecorrting company that handles The Beatles.
::;oon after, The Beatles John Lennon ar.d Paul McCartney wrote • A World Without Love" especially for the duo. In midApril, 1964, Peter and Gordon succeeded The Beatles iP the r-Io. p poc::itio,.. "T\ ... " ,.. t:".... 1 • ~
The Honorable Sam Goddard, governor of Arizona, will also attend the convocation.
Music for the convocation will be pro\•idt-d by the t\orthern Arizona University Orchestra under the direction of Pat B. Curry, for thf' processional and the recessional.
Other music for the convocation will be given by the ::ihrinf' of \gPS :llt>n's Choir,
The Collegt> of Cr eative Arts' Shrine of Age:; Men's Choir will open the college's activities by leading the procession of NAU campus organizations at the convocation. The 40-voice choir will sing the collf'giate march , "Gaudeamus Igitur, • as the presirtPnt of f'ach university organization presents his organization's penn:tnt or n g ut the opening d:1.y activities .
Capping the weeks activities will be a dance and annual talent show free to ASC students. Trophies for sweepstakes, top fraternity, and sorority talent will be awarded then. The winners of the three trophies will perform in a special Greek program during University \\"eek, l\lay l to 7, when ASC becomes • -orthern Arizona niversity.
AWS Names Judy Odie Outstanding Senior, Year Selects Dr. Ke/1 Faculty Woman Of
- \ \\oman's SmilE-- r~>ignect last night when A\\ S singled out its outs tanding women and faculty at thPir annual awards banquet.
Toppmg off a day of teas and a fa!'<hion show was the banquet at the Elks CLub. The dinner's co-chairmen were Bobbie Sch:lUer and Pam Penrod.
. ,an.ed oustanding senior woman was Judy OdlP, past ,\\\ :-, prf>sidt>nt, ,lnd former member of Cardinal Kf'y. Dr.\ :lnett~ Kell of the bu"-ines~ faculty was honored as outstanding woman faculty membt:r.
Other outstanding senior women were Sally Dodge , Diana Ziede, Susie !'.lcDonald, Barbara \\.eible, Lynda i\Llrquess, Ann Tuttle, Casilda Leonard, usa.n Simonsgaard and Kathy Fahrendorf.
uprise tapping of Senior Honor Board members revealed new members Laura Holmes, Lois Pane, Carol Hatch, Janice .litich, Connie Carter, farsha )lcGuire, andy Scott, Charlotte Thevenot, Kit Henry and Katie tevens.
Kent mallwood was the first recepient of the outstanding dorm presidPnt ' s award. II s
\\\. ,.;cholarship recipients "£ r,.. C:1rolyn Rowland and Kelcie t-;ing. Th~> scholarships provide "'100 per semester. Tri Delt:t scho!ar::>hip for .:150 per semester, went to Carol All is on.
ingled out as the most outstanding organization was Cardinal Key, national women's honorary •
Waiting's Over
During the banquet, Bobbie Schauer was also officially installed as A WS president for 1966-67.
During the day's fashion show Miss McDonald and Miss Dodge received membership in the American Association of University Women.
Regent Norntan Sharber To Dedicate New Buildings
After more than a year of waiting, NAU will officially be dedicated unday at p.m. m the University Library.
laster of ceremonies for th dedication will be Leon Levy of the Board of Regents. On the agenda for the event will be appreciation, presentation and cceptance of new campus buildings.
'orman Sharber of the Board of Re~~;ents will conrlu<'t t~> ... ~
Health ..:enter, the Univ~rs1ty
Library, and Wilson Hall , formerly H-Dorm.
Mrs. Vivian Boysen, president of the Board ot rlegents , will present the buildings, and Pres. J. Lawrence Walkup will officially m..tke the cceptance.
Also on the program is a tribute to C. B. Wilson, r., by Dr. Gillenwater. Wilson, for whom H-Dorm was named, was
· ~~~ Pl<t~tSt.~rr attorney •ri-
