Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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,? The 1965-'66 CONCERT-LECTURE SERIES consisTed of ThirTeen diTferenT lecTurers and Concert qrfigrg, who were sponsored by The Arrs Program of The AssociaTion of American Colleges. Through This program, sTudenTs were offered The opporTuniTy To exTend Their culTural boundaries and To meeT some well-known, exTremely inTeresTing, and always very vvarm personaliTies. Dr. Josg Marie Chaves, a disfinguished inTernaTional lawyer, diplomar, educaTor and auThoriTy on Cervantes, appears on The campus as a Danforth Visifing l.ecTurer. Mr. R.G. Walser of NorTh Carolina STaTe University speaks on The Comic Muses of NorTh Carolina. Mrs. Ursulla Zollenkopf, nofed German conTrolTo, is heard in concerT with her accompanist Mr Edward Bradlaerry Alirio Diaz is Feafured in performance as one of Today's grearesr exponenfs of The classical guiTar and as a learned aurhorifarian on The hisforical developmenf of his insfrurnenf

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Lois Hollowell looks very chic in cool and dress featuring The simple lines. The new look in marching com, dress ond hor os illusfrofed by Carolyn Thompson. lnrermission enrerfoinmenf-Bill Church ond Sue Davis give us o song. , FY X ,P ' , N . ,,. rf wi 185

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Nathan Twining, an Artist who hos been described as the fastest rising young pianist in America, is presented in concert. Students converse with Mr. Twining at a reception Following the concert. Dr. H. Warner Kloepfer speaks on recent and fascinating developments in the field of human genetics. Mr. Denes Zsigmonday, renowned Hungarian violinist, and his wife Anneliese Nissen perform in a violin and piano concert. 187