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"Could it be that students are moreconcerned with a Bill of Rights and amore democratic society than in a MayDays?" asked Steve Nostrand, chairmanof the 1967 central committee. The interestsof the student body on the <strong>DU</strong>campus are apparently changing. TheMay Fair, an annual event of MayDays, was geared to a student level offu.n with varied broadway take-offs,skits, satires, and risque booths, yet attendancedecreased. Poor weather wasa factor contributing to the lack of supportby the Denver community, but wasthat enough to discourage the studentbody from enjoying the event?Gwen Helms, May Days QueenStudent Interest Is Changing286
The competitive aspect of May Daysremained. With a much stricter set ofrules governing the May Fair boothsand moving them from the arena parkinglot to the field house, student organizationshad to initiate new constructionideas. The overall competitionwas won by the combined efforts ofAlpha Chi Omega and Lambda ChiAlpha. Pre-parties, hard work, songpractices, post parties, and trophiesprevailed, but the fun once part ofMay Days was lost when few peopleturned out to enjoy the work put intothe May Fair and Twilight Sing. SammyDavis Jr. entertained students on thefinal night.SammyDavis Jr.287
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Mitchell BecolllesChancellorOn Octo
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H. D. WillsonVice Chancellor-Treasu
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Lucille HatchGraduate Deanof Librar
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The DU College of BusinessAdministr
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Alfred C. SerafinCoordinator of Stu
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DirectorWalden C. Irishof Admission
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History is the "queen of academic d
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Dr. James J. Johnston of the Depart
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A job at the University of Denver o
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The best thing that has happened to
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"Elegance" is a term rarely applied
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Experirllentin Togetherness60
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The joint Halls council considersit
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Operating under a constitution rati
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Another culinary creation emerges .
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SkylineHallWeekendparalysisSki trip
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72There's never enough tillle
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COLLEGE REPUBLICANS - Front Row, Le
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Members of the chorale warmup befor
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B'nai B'rith HillelFollowing the le
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SpursThe organization of Spurs, DU'
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CIRCLE-K- Front Row, Left to Right:
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OMICRON DELTA KAPPA - Left to Right
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BETA GAMMA SIGMA - Front Row, Left
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...Accounting professor Grant Schaf
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KappaDelta PiKAPPA DELTA PI - Front
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGI
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Interior DesignDU's student affilia
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Mary Kay St~ichenAssociate Editor a
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Sue HowellGreek EditorBecky Peterse
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Paula Ogilvie reworksClarion Copy.C
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Jack FarrarSports EditorDon AllenCo
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Steve DeVoreCirculation EditorART S
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DISC JOCKEYS- Left to Right: Trip R
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John WilliamsEditorDenverQuarterlyW
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Brian Gratton discusses NSA Nationa
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BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS - Front Row,
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Functioning to co-ordinate the Busi
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Working to unify the class, juniors
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I'd rather fight than switch ...Bar
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Ed BlockAn engineering major, Edwar
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Bob SchuetzeBob Schuetze, a leader
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Jim WalkerThe effort James Walker h
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Mary Gin KennedyThe list of activit
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SeniorsKellman AvineryIsraelPatrici
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Stalle BjannesOslo, NorwayMargaret
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James BrockoChatham, N.J.Virginia B
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Gary ConnollyWaterford, Conn.Susan
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Jeffrey EnglishScotch Plains, N.J.J
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Bryan GeremiaPark Ridge, III.Linda
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Tom HardingDelmar, N.Y.Thomas Harti
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Beatrice HoverstockDenver, Colo.Wil
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David KegariesRapid City, S.D.Patri
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Harvey LevinSt. louis, Mo.Rochelle
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Laura McCauleyColorodo Springs, Col
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Jane MuschampMinneapolis, Minn.Marc
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Ronald PrilKipeSacramento, Calif.Je
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Andrea RockholdCos Cob, Conn.Michae
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Susan SimsFayetteville, N.Y.Karen S
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Frankie StumpDenver, Colo.James Sum
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Janice VaurinekWoodbridge, Vo.Lea V
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SCORESDUOPP.6 "'Colorado School of
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Although the thinclads won only one
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Duluth Goalie, Ron Beck, sees nothi
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BasketballSCORESDUOPP.95 Nevada Sou
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Around and around and around she go
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SkiingOle Wilmann displays his winn
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DU racer edges intently as time bec
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VVaterPoloSince 1961, water polo ha
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Gym nasticsRoss Phillips goes throu
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BaseballGary Lay watches high foulb
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Four two-year lettermen will return
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The loss of the Phipps tennis court
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TrackLeft to Right: Wayne Coulter,
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Ross Wedemeyer believes that intram
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Phi sig and Lambda Chi are guilty a
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InterfraternityCouncilINTERFRATERNI
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Alpha Chi OmegaAChiO's hit the book
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Alpha Gamma DeltaAt the Alpha Gamma
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Alpha KappaPsiBeta Chapter of Alpha
Page 198 and 199: Alpha Tau OmegaAlpha Tau Omega laun
Page 200 and 201: Beta Theta PiIn a year centered on
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Page 204 and 205: Jane Daly plays Alicein Greek Week
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Page 208 and 209: Kappa SigmaThe bomb hanging from th
Page 210 and 211: LambdaChi AlphaGamblers place bets
Page 212 and 213: Phi Kappa SigmaThe Tom Jones party
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Page 216 and 217: Pi Beta PhiThis year Pi Beta Phi ce
Page 218 and 219: T. ThornburgR. Kenworthy..........
Page 220 and 221: Sigma ChiSigma Chi conducted their
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Page 252 and 253: Men'sGlee ClubThe diversity of musi
Page 254 and 255: ~.Oll~\J1Mr. Leigh BurnsOne of the
Page 256 and 257: The Glass MenagerieFour plays and t
Page 259 and 260: SeniorSummaryAbbinanti, Mary - Psyc
Page 261 and 262: Fitzpatrick, Janet - Elementary Edu
Page 263 and 264: Mason, Christine - HistoryGomma Del
Page 265 and 266: Sumrall, James - MathematicsTransfe
Page 267 and 268: IndexFaculty and StaffAnderson, Erm
Page 269 and 270: 312Egan, Mary l. 81,82,83 Erickson,
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