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p CAROLINA JOURNAL April 12, 1967 Page 8 CLUB & CAM PUS FASHIONS BY CHIP TOBERT ESQUIRE’S FASHION EDITOR THE HEADLINE STORY is the new bold geometric, paisley or native print cotton hats that are designed for beach or holiday wear. It’s the hat that’s fun to wear, looks well on and just may change a bareheaded generation of college men into a nation of hat men. Both the round and flat top models are always worn brim down. GO NATIVE in this season’s Mexican. Aztec or African inspired print button down collar sport shirts. Solid color slacks or walk shorts in bright shades handsomely accent the bold shirts. Or, reverse the order and sport the colorful native print slacks with a solid shirt. A couple of pairs of western style jeans or chinos round out the basic casual equip ment. THE SOCKLESS LOOK and common sense have come to terms. While we like the look of bare ankles with certain casual clothes— we know it’s harmful to feet and murder on shoes. So, we recom mend you slip on the new mini socks that preserve the naked look and offer protection at the same time. For sportswear you can’t go wrong with the new Smooth leather reverse suede casual shoes in either the slip-on or eyelit tie model. Color is generating a lot of excitement in daytime footwear. Choose from a wide range of tan. gold, pastel green, blue or burgundy. Other newsworthy footnotes are the easy going sandals in a wide range of leathers and colors. ANYTHING GOES during the day but when the sun goes down there are plenty of places, even on the casual summer circuit that won’t let you in without a coat and tie. The look we like best is a navy or medium blue double breasted blazer with white stitching. Tie on a printed silk tie in the new wider widths and you’re ready to do the town. If this summer will see you making an important entry into the business world, a lightweight wool and polyester suit in any of the new lighter colora tions will see you handsomely through the hectic days ahead. And for the avant garde, a double breasted or 2-button model suit is an excellent choice. TIME TO RING DOWN THE CURTAIN on another academic year. So, whether you plan to surf, soak up some rays or try the junior executive life, make the most of it and have a ball this summer! Au revoir until the fall when we’ll be back with the scoop on Back-to- College fashions. See you in September. vT* Copyright, 1967, ESQUIRE, Inc. The Amber House LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS 1 [ THE COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER is feit from one corner of the campus to the other. The race is on to finish papers, cover the terms work and find something to do this summer before the semester ends. So with sights on splitting the campus scene let’s check out your warm weather wardrobe for Summer ’67. MAKE A BIG SPLASH with the latest look in swim suits. For the uninhibited set, there’s nothing better than the Tarzan style loin cloth swimsuits we highlighted in the February column. For more conventional good looks, we like the new lightweight quick-drying cotton corduroy swim-play shorts. Style runs the gamut from ex tension waist band to belted models and from brief to surfer length leg. Bright color is the keynote for ’67. Yellow, green and gold bathing trunks are getting the biggest play and the multi-color stripe straight hanging jersies are a natural to top them off. The colorful cover-ups are not only smart looking but tailor made to suit every taste. You can choose anything from a cool, sleeveless boat neck to a free swinging mock turtle neck shirt with length sleeves. Advertise In The Journal RASCAL HOUSE 2400 North Tryon Street Dining and Dancing Swain’s Charcoal Steak House ! 1800 W. Mereheod St. [ i : RESERVATIONS: 332-3414 ; ' .1 I'lP’&T OF 5FT21N1&, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS VVILGROVE PHILLIPS’ 66 9305 Albemarle Road We are proud for our coor- teous service PHONE 537-9831 South 21 Curb Service “Your Family Drive-In" 'FKANICLY, PREXV, I e’T\LL HAVE 6QV\E Kg$EKVATION$ AFOUTTHe New PEAW OF AAEN-'’ c I r IhingsOQ better,! c* TOPS ON THE DIAL I CALLING ALL BACHELORS! Why not prepare now for the very real responsibilities of hus band and father? A ‘Blue Chip’ policy combines savings and protection — pro vides money when it is needed most. And 'Blue Chip’ planning means a program to meet fu ture needs, tailored to your present budget. Look to tomorrow — see us today. Or write for our booklet “Designed for Young Men." CHEVROLET CO. Scott Welton and Ivan Hinrichs are your Conn ecticut Mutual Campus Representatives. QUALITY SALES & SERVICE I'HK HKSTAFKANT .NEAR THE IMVEKSITY Open 6 A.M. To 11 :.10 I’.M. NORTH TRYON STRECT Their address is Suite 909, . N. C. National Bank Building. ; Connecticut Mutual Life x 5101 E. Independence Blvd, : THE BLUE CHIP COMPANY * SINCE 1846 PARK DRIVE-IN 1 V2 Miles Behind UNC-C On Route 29 Featuring The Herlock Burser A Meal Or A Bur” 49c Only (Visit the finest driv ing range in Charlotte. It's lighted so you con ploy at night. Right next door to Pork Drive-In on Highway 29.)
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