SAC presents 4 Seasons
Concert to cap Marshall game
The Seasons'
season
The Student Activities Commit­tee
is sponsoring the Four Seasons,
nationaUy known recording group.
The concert, to be held after the
Marshall football game tomorrow
night, is the second in a series of
"big names" to appear at U L.
It all started with "Sherry"
about five years ago. Now, twen­ty-
odd hits later, the Four Sea­sons
will perform in Louisville to­morrow
night, Oct. 21, after the
University of Louisville-Marshall
game.
The two-hour concert will be­gin
at 10:30 p.m. in the Coliseum
and is being sponsored by the
Student Activities Committee.
The nationally known singing
group will also witness the an­nouncement
of the WKLO radio
high school School Spirit Award.
The announcement will be made
at half-time of the game, the
award presented at the concert.
Disc jockey Bill Bailey will emcee
the event.
Tickets for UL students are
$3.00 a couple or $2.00 per person
and will be on sale in front of the
SUB until 1:00 p .m. today. They
may also be purchased at the
door. UL students will have
priority in the seating arrange­ment
as all will be on the floor
in front of the Four Seasons.
Al Rittle ('68) is the student
chairman in charge of the Four
Seasons concert for the SAC.
Next on the list of social func­tions
sponsored by the SAC is
the Homecoming Dance featuring
Count Basie and has dance band.
Tickets for the dance will go on
sale Monday in the UC Building
and will be $5 a couple.
Dec. 1 is the date of the
Thoroughbred Dance, another big­name
event with Sy Zentner and
his orchestra. It will be held in
the Ballroom of the Sheraton
Hotel.
The Four Seasons, who are
from New Jersey, were organized
seven years ago. Since then they
have recorded eighteen albums.
Some of their most popular re­cordings
are "Walk Like a Man,"
"Candy Girl," "Big Girls Don't
Cry," "Come On Mary Ann,"
"Workin' My Way Back to You
Babe," "Rag Doll," and "Dawn."
The members of the group are
Bob Gaudio on the organ, Frankie
Valli, lead singer; Joe Long,
electric base; and Tom DeVito,
lead guitar.
Vke a(oui4ville Convocation Tuesday
CARDINAL James O'Sullivan, UL Diplomat-in-Residence,
will speak on "The United States· and the United
Nations" in an official convocation Tuesday, Oct.
24, at 10:10 a.m. See class schedule in Potpourri
page 6.
Vol XXIX, No.5 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVU.LE, LOUISVU.LE, KENTUCKY 40208
Student Council elections
36 freshmen, 12 upperclassmen
seek office at four precincts today
Today for the first time A&S
students will be able to vote for
their class officers at one of four
different precincts. On the ballot
will be the races for Freshman
President, Vice-President, Secre­tary,
and Treasurer, President
and Vice-President in the three
upper classes, and an at-large race
for Student Council voting mem­ber.
Also a referendum on pre­registration
will be included, and
all students are urged to vote on
that.
Freshmen have 10 candidates
for President, nine candidates for
Vice-President, five candidates
for Secretary, and 12 candidates
for Treasurer to choose from in
the biggest response to Freshman
elections in recent times. In the
other races the candidates are:
Sophomore President-Nick De
Martino and John Iacuone.
Sophomore Vice-President -
Lynn Fox and Dace Tupuritis.
Junior President-Judie Stone
and Larry Weisenthal.
Junior Vice-President- Howard
F. Robbins and Daryl W. Samples.
Senior P r e s i d e n t-Gregory
G€offrey and Don Zeller.
Senior Vice-President-Libbye
Simon and Louise Spragens.
S t u d e n t Council At-Large­Brad
Evans and Homer Parrent.
The Student Council this year
in an effort to encourage a big
student vote decided to have four
precincts for the election. The lo­cations
of these will be #1-
Lincoln Room, #2- F am i I y
Lounge, #3-Threlkeld Hall Lob­by,
#4---Stevenson Hall Lounge.
Students may vote by presenting
their ID card. The polls will be
open from 9:00a.m.-4:00 p.m., and
results will be posted shortly
after the polls close.
Queen to be announced at bonfire
Roll out the barrel
Pictured is the UL-Bellarmine
United AP71eal barrel, used last
year to collect money for the
charity fund. Pictured is a Bell­armine
student involved in the re­cent
battle.
Five chosen for Homecoming court
Lani Dawson
Lambda Chi Alpha
Annette Gohmann
Nu Sigma Chi
Susan Parish
Threlkeld Hall
Betty Rinehart
Chi Omega
Sharon Utley
Tau Kappa Epsilon
The 1967 Homecoming Queen race was
narrowed from 15 to 5 entrants last week
when University of Louisville students se­lected
their five favorite candidates.
On the Homecoming Queen Court are:
Lani Dawson, Annette Gohmann, Susan
Parish, Betty Rinehart, and Sharon Utley.
Monday these candidates will be presented
to the varsity football team who will later
select by ballot the 1967 Queen.
The winner will be announced at a bon-fire
pep rally next Friday night, Homecom­ing
eve. The Queen will be crowned at the
Saturday afternoon football game.
Lambda Chi Alpha's entrant, Miss Daw­son
is a member of Chi Omega sorority and
is Lambda Chi's Crescent GirL
Miss Gohmann, representing Nu Sigma
Chi fraternity, is a varsity cheerleader and
member of Kappa Delta Sorority and the
Arts & Sciences Student Council.
Miss Susan Parish is the candidate of
Threlkeld Hall dormitory. A member of
Women's Intramurals and Angel Flight, she
works as a donnitory counselor.
Representing Chi Omega Sorority, Miss
Betty Rinehart is a member of Young Re­publicans
and Pi Gamma Omicron, a women's
service organization.
Miss Sharon Utley, an independent, is the
candidate of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
October 20, 196'7
United Appeal
sets
for
goal
caiDpa•• gn
By Cass Harris
Can University of Louisville
students line dimes up from the
University Center to the Admin­istration
Building? This is the
challenge put to the student body
by the United Appeal Campaign
Student Committee.
This Mile of Dimes Campaign,
which is the committee's main
project in an effort to reach its
goal of $1,200, will be held Mon­day
through Wednesday, Oct. 23-
25, from 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. The
Mile of Dimes Campaign will be
staffed by members of service
groups and by members of the
student committee. Dick Rahmel
('67) is the head of the Student
UAC Committee.
Letters from the committee
were presented .to the fraterni­ties
and sororities Wednesday
night asking for 100 per cent sup­port
of the campaign. Also
Wednesday night, a mixer was
sponsored by the Student Activi­ties
Committee and featured the
Soul Merchants.
Pi Gamma Omicron women's
service organization collected at
half-time during the UL-Dayton
game, and they will again collect
during the UL-Marshall game
Saturday night. PGO is also spon­soring
a contest to choose the
most eligible bachelor and girl
on campus. Voting will be out­side
the SUB.
To the sorority and fraternity
who contribute the most to the
UAC fund on a per capita basis,
Dean of Women Doris Stokes, As­sistant
Dean of Women Patsy Al-lison,
and A&S Assistant Dean
Ray Muston will give two hours
each of pledge duty.
Other· members of the Student
Committee are Ernie Allen, Bar­bara
Baumann, Jim Gilmore,
Nancy Hayhurst, Pat Kimberlin,
Lynda Lane, Donna Mayo, Judie
Stone, and Linda Wa1baum.