New Mexico State University - Swastika Yearbook (Las Cruces, NM)

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DioiiiK ' Warwick is ifieeted iK ' fbic the dance h mcm- heis i)i tlic dance committee. dinner, dancing and dionne Two uniformed doormen welcomed students at the main entrance of Milton Student Center lobbv to a delightful evening as they opened the doors to Xite Club Night. While dancing or just listening to the con- temporaiy sounds of the NewjDorts, cocktail wait- resses were on hand to refill or refresh cocktail glasses. Miss Dionne Warwick, one of America ' s leading female vocalists, and accompanists ap- peared on the stage of the Milton Room where she presented many of the songs that have made her a national favorite. One of America ' s leading vocalists, Dionne Warwick, entertains during Nite Club Night. Dinner and good conversation rounded out a pleasant evening of dancing at Nite Club Night. 71

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Marty Robbins talks to a crowd of admirers after his appearence at XMSU. MARTi ' ROBBIXS is one of the outstanding artists who is responsible for winning Coinitiy and Western music its widespread popuhirits ' . His versatile st) ' le, ranging from gospel songs and blues to western ballads, had earned hiin frequent guest appearances throughout the countn ' . Appearing with Marty at NMSU were t vo off-beat comics. Quinine Gumstump and his cajim budd % Buck, two performers who had to be seen to be believed. appeal for all audiences — Fans crowd around Mart Robbins to collect autographs following his performance. 70

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From the heart of the Delta Country, Jiiiimv Reed Ijrings the soul sound — an irresistable rhythm and impas- sioned, starky blues beat. Recently rated as the number one jazz group on college campuses, Dave Bnibeck was a favorite here too. In a more serious side of the Spring Lvceum, General Maxwell Taylor explained United States Viet Nam policy. hr