University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Many lecturers, performers bring Varied programs to KSC campus Throughout the year, speakers and performers visited the KSC campus entertaining students and bringing them new insights. During the gubernatorial cam- paign, political interest was a- roused when candidates J. J. Exon and Norbert Ticmann discussed their views. Concerts and lecturers were sponsored by SUAC and other campus organizations. The Artists and Lecture series was a group of programs dedi- cated to bringing cultural events to campus,” said Dr. H. L. Ar- hendts, chairman of the series. The first program featured An- gie Brooks, former U.N. president, who brought new insight to world problems. Musical culture reached KSC when the Turnau Opera Players presented “Don Pasquale”, Broth- er John Sellers displayed his Mis- sissippi minstrel talent, and Los Indios Tabajaras played Latin American favorites. Completing this year’s series, the Flamenco dancers performed with all the flare of a Spanish dance. 12

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UPPER LEFT—Ex-govcrnor Norbcrt Tiemann visits with boys front his hometown of Wausa. UPPER MID- DLE----Due to Karen’s illness the Carpenters concert came to an early close. UPPER RIGHT—A KSC coed asks Angie Brooks for her autograph. LOWER LEFT—Governor J. J. Exon talks with KSC students during the campaign. LOWER MIDDLE—Ernesto is convinced that Norina wants only his money in the opera “Don Pasquale.” LOWER RIGHT—The Random Sam- ple sings religious folk songs at the concert sponsored by the Youth for Christ. LOWER FAR RIGHT—Los Indios Tabajaras perform for a large audience. 13