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The Ithacan, 1966-01-05 Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1965-66 The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 1-5-1966 The thI acan, 1966-01-05 Ithaca College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1965-66 Recommended Citation Ithaca College, "The thI acan, 1966-01-05" (1966). The Ithacan, 1965-66. 11. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1965-66/11 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1965-66 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. The EXTRA Ithacan EXTRA IFC Schedules Winter Weekend Jan. 7& 8 Largest Greek Weekend Ever Planned at IC IFC Weekend on January Room. After this, there will 7 and 8 is the biggest Greek be a· Folk singing session in Weekend ever planned at the Tower Snack Bar from Ithaca College. 12 on. Curfew is 2 a.m. On Friday night, there will On Saturday afternoon, the be a Carnival from 7 to 12 Greek Sing will be held from p.m. in the Union Recreation 3 to 5 p.m. in the Union Recreation Room. That eve­ ning Jay and the Americans will be presented in Concert Sat. Dance from 8 to 10 p.m. in the South Hill gymnasium. A Features Rock, Rock and Roll Dance will follow the concert from 10 Folk, & Java p.m. to 1 a.m. A Midnight Coffee Hour in the Tower The Rock 'n Roll Dance Snack Bar will continue from following the Concert will 1 to 2 :30 a.m. Curfew is 3 feature the. big rock sound of a.m. The Trolls with some added extras. The Dance will be held in the third gym from 10 p.m. until 1 a.m. King & Queen Beer for 20 cents will be sold by Delta Sig bartenders. To be Selected A Midnight Coffee Hour will be held in the Tower For First Time Rathskeller following the For the first time in its dance from 1 to 2 :30 a.m. At the Coffee Hour, weekend history, I.F.C. Weekend will guests will be entertained by have a king and queen. The Jay & .The Americans' Concert The Open Fifths. The Once nominations for the reigning Over Easy Jug Band, and couple were made by indi­ Ted Yudain and Sue Simmons. vidual fraternities and sorori­ ·Highlights Fraternal Festivities The Open Fifths, an orig­ ties and were chosen from inal folk music trio, will pre­ the Greeks. Closer", and "Blockbusters" sent traditional folk, new ar­ Jay and the Americans will an off-J3roadway director. rangements of old favorities, The Queen candidates are: perform in concert on Satur­ They also improved their released in 1962, 1964, and Connie Grey of Delta Phi dancing at the Mid :Manhat­ 1965 respectively. and adaptations of Broadway day, January 8, in the South show tunes. Zeta, selected by Delta Sig­ Hill gymnasium. The concert tan Dance School. Jay Black Including their present re­ will begin· at 8 p.m. Tickets trained with singer Marty lease, "Some Enchanted Eve­ The Once Over Easy Jug ma Pi ; Georgia Nesbit of Pi for the concert will be on Lawrence for one year. ning'' Jay and the Americans Band is composed of a wash­ Theta Phi, selected by the sal~ all ~eek in the Egbert "Only in America" was the have recorded ten 45's. They tub board, a jug, and other same; Betty Poplawski of Umon Lobby. Tickets for the group's second big release. are "Tonight", "She Cried", music fineries. This is the newest sound in folk music. Gamma Delta Pi, selected by weekend are $6 a couple; tick­ Following their second smash "Only in America", "Come A Sigma Alpha Nu; Joy Maney ets for the concert are $2.25 hit, the group began to ex­ Little Bit Closer", "Come Ted Yudain and Sue Sim­ each. pand its appearances which Dance With Me", "Let's Lock mons, a couple that is known of Delta Phi Zeta, selected by Jay and the Americans are now include several hundred The Door'', "Think Of The for a good singing swinging Delta Kappa; Bonnie Smith a group ·of five Brooklynites "one-nighters" around the Good Times", "Cara Mia", sound, will present some old of Phi Delta Pi, selected by :Vho formed a singing group country, more than 50 two and "Sunday and Me". favorites. Phi Epsilon Kappa; Jane In late 1961. J_ay Black, 25; hour concerts at colleges and Curfew for Saturday night Dearth of Delta Phi Zeta, is 3 a.m. Tickets must be pre­ Marty Sand~rs. 24; Sandy universities, about 7 weeks selected by Rho Mu Theta; Deane, 23 ; Howie Kane, 22; during the year performing sented to the House Mother . and Kenny Vance, 22; all in adult night clubs, various Greeks to Sing in order to receive the ex­ and Sue Hill of Pi Theta Phi, ' grew up in the same section television appearances, three tend permission hour. selected by Pi Lambda Chi. of Brooklyn. weeks at the Tenthouse Music In Annual Contest The candidates for King Their first record "She Theatre in Highland Park, The annual Greek Sing are: Lance McKee of Delta will be held on Saturday, Cried" was released in the Illinois playing in "Bye Bye Sigma Pi, selected by Delta Birdie", and a Universal January 8, in the Recreation Carnival Kicks-off ~Pring of 1962 which almost Phi Zeta; Gary Percanico of 1rnmediatety went to number picture, "Wild, Wild Winter." Room at 3 p.m. The Sing is two in the country. The sud­ Sammy Davis, Jr. and the sponsored by Sigma Alpha Weekend Activity Phi Epsilon Kappa, selected group worked together on Iota. den success ·caused the group The Carnival, beginning at by Phi Delta Pi; Gary Mitch­ to think that they had found the same television show fol­ The Greek Sing consists of ell of Rho Mu Theta, selected lowing which Davis brought any participating Greek or­ 7 p.m. on Friday, January 7, the secret to stardom. How­ in the Recreation Room, is the by Gamma Delta Pi; and ever, personal appearances be­ Jay and the Americans to a ganizing a sing-folk, rock, Tonight show as his guests. show, madrigal-and- enter­ kick-off activity for Inter G1·1f Ha1·rison of Alpha Epsi­ came trying, and the group Fraternity Council' Weekend. al!}lost disbanded. However, It was on this show that the ing the finished product in lon Rho, selected by the singing group brought down competition with the other The king and queen for the '111th the help of their newly weekend will be crowned at same. acquired manager in early the house with "Cara Mia". Greeks. This year I.F.C. will Elections for the royal award a $25 prize to the best the Carnival. Each of the 15 1963, Jay and the Americans United Artists heard about couple will be held on Thurs­ this record and had the group fraternity and to the best partieipating Greeks has again ventured the road to planned one booth invol'ving day, January 6 in the Egbert stardom.-- - record it at their next ses­ sorority. Following the Sing, Theta a different kind of amuse­ Union Lobby between 9 a.m. Under th~ir manager's sion. ment. Traditionally, there supervision, ;the group began Jay and the Americans Alpha Phi will present and 8 p.m. Everyone is wel­ have recorded all their rec­ "Sketches from Beyond the have been a pie throwing taking singing, dancing, and contest and a shaving balloon come to vote. The couple acting lessons to sharpen ords for United Artists. They Fringe" in skit form and will will be crowned at the Carni­ have three LP's: "She present a Nichols and May contest. their talents. 'J'he group spent (Continued on page 2) val Friday night. two seasons· with Alex Horn, Cried", "Come A Little Bit Sampler, a comedy routine. ... _, .....~, .. ., . THE ITHACAN, JANUARY 5, 1966, PAGE 2 Anita Sheer; Famed Guitarist, To Perform Saturday Night Anita Sheer, guitarist, will forms it. Her range is kaleido- York; the Gate of Horn, Chi­ perform with Jay and the scopic, her tastes eclectic. cago, and the Hungry i, in Americans on Saturday, Jan­ The attractive and sultry Miss San Francisco, as well as uary 8. Sheer sings in a dozen lang- throughout Europe. It is anything but simple to uages and draws on a reper-., Television viewers have describe the artistry and ap­ toire of songs from all over seen her on such highly popu­ peal of· Anita- Sheer, for the the world. lar fare as the Garry Moore folk world has never seen She has demonstrated her Show, the Jack Paar Show, quite the likes of this gifted art at such notable bistrosas Hootenanny and P.M. West and beautiful young lady. She the Blue Angel and Number here in the States, as well as has the uncanny skill to One Fifth Avenue, in New on the BBC in London. weave a magic carpet of sound, transporting an audi­ ence through time and space to a dozen romantic climes with her uninhibited vocal passion and guitar virtuosity. If comparisons must, in­ deed be made, one would have to place Miss Sheer in the category of a Theodore Bikel, for hers is not folk singing of a spurious, over-ethnicized nature, but rather is artistry based on respect and affection for the music and traditions from the many lands of which she sings.
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