Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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:ji M -1 .1- diff 5, Ve u 1 ,, g ,J 1.7, , J 'v l ':fK X E t ,,A. Q! The Dave Brubeck Quartet was a smash hit with the miners. Carmen Cavallaro to Prof. Lloyd: What- da-you-mean they want a torch singer! jf i 4 i 5 1 5 Skitch Henderson and his very popular orchestra did two per formances. General Lectures- Nations Top Entertainers On MSM Campus The Missouri School of Mines is for- tunate in the fact that several times a year great stars of the entertainment world appear on stage at Parker Hall strictly for the enjoyment of the students. This year Duke Ellington, Carmen Cavallero, Dave Brubeck and the Four Freshmen entertained the Miners arid were warmly received for all perform- ances. Under the coordination of Pro- fessor Lloyd, next year's General Lec- tures should be better than ever.

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