University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Castro-intestinal gasper grabs girl in Beta skit that missed Greek Week prizes despite a gusty rnessage. Nipsetj Bussell and Sana Mouskouri donned rare frosh beanie and Creek festival garb, respectively, to vary fare at the Belafonte night. Four Saints provided bonus entertainment at Greek Week Ball at the Denver Hilton. 30

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Father Gerard Schubert portrayed Sir Thomas More, a man bound more by his conscience than by his king, in Robert Bolt’s ”A Man for All Seasons,’’ first University Theatre presentation of the year. Vacant table settings at a dinner at the Phipps Tennis House were silent evidence of parents who couldn’t — or didn’t — make it for Parents’ Weekend this year.

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B 1 !r;' ;!., r ,; , n, ttu ;nl i ■--’. ftg K $M£ : s :.-I ;•, .' «.•, . V -‘ .'.■VV l ‘’ 'i' s 1 V “■'-”SS' •£ 1 ’■ ’ ■ ‘ '■ ■ ■ ’’ ■' • ''• coca excellence their minds, took first in Greek Week skits. Creek Week — defined by an Alpha Gamma Delta-Alpha Tau Omaga skit line as “when you have enough chicken wire left over to fence in all the turkeys who came through rush — ushered in November, complete with Cod and Goddess (Kappa Sig Bob Fitzner and Delta Gamma’s Miriam Olson), a serious lecture by Boston U. prof Murry Levin on Kennedy-stvle politicking, and a philanthropic project of bringing parentless Denver youngsters to a Children’s Theater production of ‘The Dancing Donkey.” Throw in Greek Week skits, a ball at the Denver Hilton with the Four Saints for an entertainment plus, and a Harry Belafontc-Nipsey Rus-scll-Nana Mouskouri show — and you've had a busy week. 31