Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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World's Fair Weekend took place in five extrava- gant acts. For Three Days, May 1, Z and 3, Quinni- piac students could not find enough hours to absorb the many activities that were offered. The first act, the All-College Assembly, attracted some eight hundred students into the college audi- torium. President Sahlin who always looks forward to this occasion helped to set the tone of the week- end. He then presided over the inauguration of the Mayor of Quinnipiac Weekend, Fred Columbo. Fred, a rather round and witty person, started off his speech with a jolly Good Morning. The Mayor then pre- sented his awards to the faculty which is his privilege. These awards represented some humorous aspects, which were well taken by the faculty. Hugh Keefe then presented the Student Council Faculty Award to Dr. May Hall james. Dr. james was chosen on the basis of her academic accomplishment, teaching con- tributions and her many educational achievements. Next, David Johnson, president of Alpha Phi Omega, presented the Annual UMOC award to Ralph Ander- son of the Tau Kappa Beta fraternity. This award was presented on the basis of popularity and personal char- acteristics. Following the presentation, the Mayor then introduced the nve Quinnipiac Queen finalists. They were: Pamela Jorgensen, Bernadette Keish, Karen Soehnelien, Helen Willmad and Lois Puglisi. After completing this pleasant task, Mayor Columbothen introduced the skits which were presented by three of the fraternities on campus. Alpha Chi Rho interpreted actual happenings on campus, injecting humor in every event. Next, Tau Kappa Beta presented Campus Scene Magazine, including an event from the recent picture Tom Jones. Last, Kappa Delta Mu presented the Faculty Beetles. This skit won them an award which was donated by the Quinnipiac Far East Club, The Mayor along with the five lovely Queen final- ists led a motorcade over to East Campus to begin the second act of the Weekend. Thomas Gallagher and Robert McMahon, co-chairmen of the carnival ka l