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Jaime Brookett, a rising young
folk singer from Worcester 9 Mass. 9
will perform at the Villa Maria
College 9 tonight ? as a feature
of Spring Weekend. He has been
honored recently as the best male
performer 9 the best new perfamer 9
the second best instrumentalist 9
and one of the three best song
writers 9 -in fB sixth annual poll
results of the Boston Folk.
Jaime will entertain his all , -
dience in one night by performing
traditional and contemporary mu
sic 9 and if the spirit moves him
even ragtime and city blues sing
ing. He is a master of satirical
humor 9 and can as well play a six
and twelve-string guitar ? a five
string banjo, an autoharp, and a
dulcimer.
Brockett has appeared at
numerous uiversities and colleges
and major coffee houses in the
country. He will perform at the
Villa Maria College Auditorium on
Friday. May 2, 1969 9 from Bg3o to
1.13 C P. M., sponsored by the
Sophomore Class. Tickets will be
on sale at the door or at any of
the area colleges at $1.50 each
or $2.75 a couple.
Will somebody please tell Miss
Kelts that Halloween is in Oct
°been??
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A -ILO 0717nY7 if
The recently publish
ed Deans List for Winter
Term, 1969, has finally
revealed the whereabouts
of many of our missing
persons -namly that little
known corner of the RUB,
the library. Heading the
list for Baccallaureate De
gree Students with a per
fect 4.00 are Suzanne E.
Anderson, Richard J. Gry
gier and Arthur W. Hannah
of Erie, Joy A. Bliley of
Union City and Timothy W.
Hearshman of F a rvi e 1%.
Becky J. Anderson and De
anne L. Balmer, both of
Erie, have attained an ad
mirable 3.92 with John V.
Kocet of Newtown Ct. and
Deborah L. Lampert of Pit
tsburg following close be
hind with a x. 91. Sandra
Nupp, Michael J. Reed,
Barbara S. Vassar of Erie,
and Kathryn A. Dempsey of
Portsmouth, Vag are also
up there with the leaders
with 3.90.
Heading the list for
the Associate Degree pro
gram are Paul R. Groney of
East Springfield, Kenneth
J. Lipinski of Erie with
4.00 and Thomas A. Acre of
Erie with 3.80.