Dally Tar Heel Section D
I TP ' I , V It'll
1 Ail' fli,
TOSfc.- 4ol- "bj
Staff cartoon by John Branch
THIS FLYING DISC PLUS 200 FREE CHECKS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS
WHO OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH US.
This token of our appreciation
introduces you to banking at
First-Citizens, the bank you can
start with and finish with.
Service to college students is
not lip service at First-Citizens.
We are the bank to develop
the first program to meet the
real needs of real people gradu
ating from college, graduate and
professional school. It's Super
Three offices in Chapel Hill to serve
- n
Oppor
tunr
by Susan Datz
Staff Writer
Students entering the University of
North Carolina with Schroeder-like
musical intentions, take heart. The
music department, located in Hill Hall,
offers a variety of outlets for creative
frustration.
Aside from regular course work and
private and class lessons, the music
department, with help from the
Carolina Union, offers a multitude of
ensemble organizations.
The ensembles, which number
around 20, cover group musical
expression for almost any taste. Variety
ranges from the marching and pep
bands, sponsored by the Union, to
opera theatre and the Jazz Lab Band.
To participate in any of these
ensembles an appointment must be
made with the instructor in charge of the
ensemble for an audition. Audition
times have not yet been announced.
Interested individuals should call Hill
Hall sometime during registration for
more information.
An added plus to ensemble
involvement is one hour credit per
semester for each ensemble for
undergraduates.
David Serrins, 108 Hill Hall, can be
contacted at 933-2340 for audition
Start' to bridge the financial gap
between college and career by
providing the graduate with
the wherewithal to get started.
We are a billion dollar bank,
big enough to meet all your
needs today and tomorrow.
And our size supports our Can
Do philosophy which is in
short put the customer first
and help the person move ahead
U j L 1
i jj
I i I I ' if.
(SDcDS(ij1gD U LrTJ (&&m
you. conveniently located at 134 East Franklin, in the University Mall, and Elliott
ties for UNC musicians diverse
information concerning the University
Symphony Orchestra, including the
wind and string sectionals, and the
Chamber Orchestra.
Regular weekly rehearsal time for the
University Symphony Orchestra is 7:30
10 p.m. Monday, 5-6 p.m. Wednesday
for the Wind Sectional and 1-2 p.m.
Friday for the String Sectional.
Boris Rybka, 109 Hill Hall, is in
charge of the University Wind
Ensemble, which rehearses weekly from
. 4-6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. He can
be contacted at 933-2270.
The Jazz Lab Band, which rehearses
Mondays 5-6 p.m., and Wednesdays
7:30-9 p.m., is under the direction of
John Harding, Room 1 10 in the music
Studs5
Diamond Studs, the musical version of the life of Jesse
James, has returned to Chapel Hill for three weeks of
performances at the Ranch House. The show, written and
performed by local talent, premiered last October at the
Ranch House, then moved to the Chelsea Theatre in New
York where it had a long and successful run.
The show has not changed a great deal since its premiere in
Chapel Hill, according to director John Haber.
Performances will be at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday, and 8 p.m. and 1 1 p.m. on Friday and
Saturday. Tickets are available for $4.50 at Reflections, 103
financially with the best banking
programs, offered in a friendly
and cooperative spirit. So we
offer full service banking plus
exclusive Can Do extras. Like
famous PayAnyDay " simple
interest loans. And highest allow
able savings interest with lower
initial deposit than most other
financial institutions. And more.
We serve almost 90 towns in
CSXMAM JIS
department. He can be reached at 933
3915. The marching, concert and pep bands
are under the direction of John
Yesulaitis who can be found in the
Carolina Union, 933-1080. The
marching concert band rehearses
weekly from 6-7:15 p.m. Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday and from 6-7
p.m. Friday.
Dr. Lara Hoggard is in charge of the
University Chorus, the Carolina Choir
and the UNC Women's Glee Club.
Rehearsal times for these groups are as
yet undecided, but auditions may be set
up by calling Dr. Hoggard at 933-1031.
The University Chamber Singers and
the UNC Men's Gle? Club are under the
CI
North Carolina with over
200 offices today. If you stay
in this State, you can probably
bank with us the rest of your
financial life. So start out with
the bank you can live with.
The bank that has demonstrated
its belief in college students.
The bank where it's Can Do!
n n
o)
Member F D.I C.
197 5 First-Citiierts Bank & Trust
Road at East Franklin. Come by soon
D
direction of Robert Porco, Room A,
Hill Hall. University Chamber Singers
rehearsal times are still being planned
but the UNC Men's Glee Club will
rehearse from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday. Mr. Porco can be reached at
933-1039.
The Opera Theatre is directed by Dr.
Wilton Mason and will rehearse weekly
from 7-9 p.m. on Fridays.
Other ensemble organizations, such
as instrumental chamber music groups,
will be supplying details of directors,
rehearsal times and audition
information to the Hill Hall office of the
Department of Music during
registration.
West Franklin Street between noon and 5 p.m.. and at the
Ranch House from 6 p.m. till curtain time. The bar and the
house open 30 minutes before the performance. No reserved
seats. Tickets are not exchangeable and there is a limit ol 6
per purchaser.
Dinner will not be served at the show, but dinner
arrangements may be made thru the Ranch H ouse by calling
942-5 1 55.
Ed. 's note: See related article in the Arts section of the
Registration issue.
s
I
SM
Company
1 760 -90-8