North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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ork 3- .1 vorkf What a sweet thing that wasf' warbled the magnificent Shivelles before a throng of swinging, swaying Greeks. The group seemed to have ex- pressed the sentiments of all attending the concert that November evening, as everybody rocked and rolled to the beat of one of the nation's top vocal groups. Appearing the next afternoon was Skitch Henderson and his band to entertain the young fraternity men and their female companions. The two concerts, however, were just a part of the weekend festivities, as individual houses also had professional entertainment. The weekend was there, it was enjoyed, and it was a tired group of young men who bid their dates a fond farewell and prepared again to become educatedit

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7 I November brought with it the new and exciting Frank Thompson Theatre and its first production, Antigone. This first sign of the growing liberal arts influence gave welcome promise of a new age at North Carolina Stated The precision, color and grace of the New YOIK City Ballet's performance had an excellent r6- ception from a State audience that spendS1fS k energies 1n less colorful but equally precise WOT

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