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SUMMER SCHOOL WEEKLY
Thursday. June 2.I. l!)."."
Summer School Weekly
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF
THE SUMMER SCHOOL U. N. C.
Published Both Sessions
Editor-in-Chief Bill Formyduvall
Managing Editor Ken Dettmar
Business Manager Ed Lipman
Associate Editors: Frank Warren, Larry McElroy, Bob
Harrington
News Editor Ray Jolly
Sports Editor Bob Colbert
Society Editor Margot Rand
Feature Editors Dot Coplon, Nancy McFadden
Publicity Editor .'. Marvin Porter
Advertising Staff: Bob Ferrell Catherine Cobean, Carol
Iobst
News Staff: "Pete" Fite, Bob Leonard, Woody Sears, Tom
Bennett -
Bureau Of Missing
Persons Offers Aid
Looking for a lost Carolina stu
dent? The detection of his or her
whereabouts is no longer a problem.
, All one needs to do in solving the
mystery, is invest 15c in the Summer
School Student Directory aavilable
at the Y or at Graham Memorial. The
Directory includes a complete list of
students in attendance at summer
j session, -their ' Chapel Hill addresses,
s and their hometowns a vital piece
j of; equipment for the summer social
i events.
What's Going On
Thursday, June 23
Modern , Dance Classes, Women's
Gym, 6:30 o'clock. .
Summer Ses sion Chorus Rehearsal,
Hill Hall, 7 o'clock.
Summer School Film Festival,
"Pygmalion," CarrolL: Hall, 8:30
o'clock.
"Messages from Space," Morehead
Planetarium, 8:30 o'clock.
Friday, June 24
' Meeting.in Y-Cabinet Room for stu-
..cm. interested in planning recrea
tion for children, 4 o'clock.
Watermelon Festival, Davie Pop
lar, 7 o'clock. Election of Watermelon
Festival King and Queen bv ballot in
the Y-Court.
"Messages from Space," Morehead
Planetarium. 8:30 o'clock.
Saturday, June 25
Alderman Dorm Dance, Alderman
Dorm, 0 o'clock.
"Messages from Space," Morehead
Planetarium. 8:30 o'clock.
Sunday, June 26
Regular Church Services.
Community Sing, Graham Memorial
Lawn, 8 o'clock.
"Messages from Space," Morehead
Planetarium. 3, 4. and 8:30 o'clock.
Monday, June 27
Ballroom Dance Classes, Woollen
Gym, 7 o'clock.
Women's Residence Council. Wood
house Room, Graham Memorial, 7
o'clock.
Summer Session Chorus Rehearsal
Hill Hall, 7 o'clock.
"Messages from Space," Morehead
i lanetarium. 8:30 o'clock.
Tuesday, June 28
Student Activities Council Meet
ing, Roland Parker Lounge No. 1,
Graham Memorial, 5 o'clock.
Modern Dance Classes, Women's
Gym, (3 o'clock.
George -Bennette Recital, Hill Hail,
8 o'clock.
"A Trip to Saturn," Moreheac;
Planetarium, 8:30 o'clock.
Wednesday, June 29
Pall room Dance Classes. Woollen
Gym. 7 o'clock.
Summer Enrollment
Shows An Increase
A slight increase in the percentage
of North Carolinians enrolled at the
University in Chapel Hill for the
first summer term over that of 1954
is shown in a statistical report re
leased by Chancellor R. B. House.
A breakdown of the total 2,939
registered indicates 2,453 students
from North Carolina, or more than
83 per cent. - Last year slightly less
than 80 per cent were from in-state
as reported by the Central Office of
Records.
General College has the largest
enrollment among the individual
schools, with 909 students, followed
by Graduate School with 753. A
total graduate figure of 823 is
reached when a number of profes
sional school students are included.
Other registration figures include
College of Arts and Sciences, 497;
Business Administration School, 242;
Education School, 172; and Law-
School, 73.
Out-of-: tate representation of stu
dents is wide and varied. Virginia
leads with 80; followed by South
Carolina with 77; New York. 44
Georgia, 43; and Florida, 39. All in
all, thirty-four states and the Dis
trict of Columbia have residents en
rolled.
rrom beyonu the boundaries of
the States come 17 students from 12
foreign countries. Cuba and Puerto
Rico lead with three each; India with
two; and one student apiece from
the Bahamas, El Salvador. Finland,
France, Formosa, Hawaii, Iran,
Saar and Venezuela.
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Cliff Mayne, University of California, makes a difficult return.
Among These Pinned
Don Kurtz, Pi Lambda Phi. is
pinned to Joyce Finger of Marion,
S. C.
Bernie Weiss. Tau Epsilon Phi. is
pinned to Sunny Zabner of Norfolk,
Va.
Eric Heiden. Tau Epsilon Phi. is
pinned to Bari King of Charlotte,
N. C.
MARRIAGES
Martha Crowell and William Stew
Elections Are Held
In Men's Dorms
During the past week elections liav.
been held in the various men's don. v.
tories to choose their Summer Scho .
presidents. These elections were held
under the auspices of the Interim
Council of the Men's Interdorm it oi ,
Council.
Those elected president are as fol
lows: Alexander. J. C. Ooldit,.. :
art will be married Saturday, June j HatHe-Vance-Petti,,-,..
O- T. "
ine ceremony win take place at Connor, Charlie Todd; Grimes
25.
Community Sing To
Have Fine Entertainers
On Sunday, June 26, at 8:00 p.m.
there will be a community sing in
front of Graham Memorial. Nancy
Murray, the director of this activity,
has obtained some fine entertainers
to perform at the sing.
John Parker, Jr., is a guitar playei
who also sings. He is a sophomoie.
.i (Jit-iueu siuuent, and is an ex
perienced performer. Sanely Thomas
will be another performer. He com
poses, directs, and plays, and is a
student of music in the Music De
partment here. He, too, has had pre
vious experience.
me aucuence, will need
r.o experience the words will W
flashed on a screen, and the rhythm
.."Til r
ni dc- iurmshed by the perform
ers all you have to do is just sing
the words. These community sin-
have been received with ,
enthusiasm in former years, and it
is hoped that the tradition will carry
over this veai .
8 o clock in Hendersonville. Martha,
a Delta Delta Delta, graduated this
year with a major in English. The-,
will live in Greensboro.
Henrietta Fisher and Cecil Fouchee
were married on June 4. Dr. Fouchee
graduated from Dental School last
year, and they are at present living
in Chapel Hill.
Sue Carter, Alpha Delta Pi, and
Marty Jordan, Kappa Alpha, were
! married June 11 in the First ?..:.
byterian Church of Concord. Marty
Jordan graduated this year with a
major in Industrial Relations. He was
a member of the Golden Fleece, presi
dent of his fraternity, and vice-presi
dent of the student body. Sue grad-j
uated from Duke as a laboratory tech- ;
nician. They will live in I) li rh ; ni
Shirley Simpson, Pi Beta Phi, will j
marry Allen Johnson, Kappa Alpha. !
June 25. Shirley is from Gastonia. i
and they will be married in the First!
P.aptist Church. Allen graduated this
year with a degree in English.
Alice Smith and Carl Barklev. both '
from Raleigh, were married June 4 I
Carl was vioe-iirsil-,i
Alpha Fraternity. He was in the
Hi;
Faulkner; Joyner, Ed Warehi;lll
! Mangum, Ed Viser; Manley, .
'Foster; Old East, C. II. Biuk; r.
West, Zack Waters; Rutlin, J.,.
Angel; and Steele, Charlie Dunn.
In addition to the d.rm pre.--id.
the members uf the I. I ). C. intei i-
Council will form the Summer Sdr...
Men's Interdormitoi-y Council. The .
men are Tom Bennett, Bob Jhni;.;
ton, Jack Hudson, and Al Laughing
house.
Naval ROTC and will be stationed t
Norfolk.
Patricia Parnenter, Phi Beta Ihi, ! at
was married on .Ti.nu i tu. - ' "man :
- . . . v j x, 1 1 , 1 111) fiS
Anyone interested in ioiuintr can
Modern Dance Group
Organized Last Week
The Modern Dance Group was . ..
ganix.ed Tuesday, June 14. Su.ie 1 . i.
ton, who has danced three .summer-,
for the Rockettes in New York City,
was made chairman of the group.
They plan to take turns leading tip.
Ji'roup, thus giving each of 1 1 1 . - gn.
a chance at both participation and
instruction. The group was organ
ized with recreation being Che mail,
objective, and includes both beginm r
and advanced dancers. They have de
cided to meet every Tuesday and
Thursday evening from (1 o'clock to
the Dance Studio in tie'
Gym.
York. The weddinj
was in Aiken.
"A Trip to Saturn," Morehead
Planetarium, S;30 o'clock.
I o-ejMi aiuweu was the nrst presi-
. oent of the University of North Can
i lina at Chapel Hill.
S. C.
Jesse Ashe, Chi Phi. and Lillmn
Davenport of Charlotte have so:
August 20 as the date for their we,:'
ding. Lillian attended WC for one
year where she took a secretarial
course. She is now employed by a
Charlotte doctor.
down tr p W - ,
umans uym during op.-
of the meetings, or may contact c-ith.-r
John Riebel or Kirsten Milbrath h
the Y.M.C.A.
Mrs. Price, the regular dan.-.,
teacher at Chapel Hill, will be ,
cut at the meetings to give nelp ;1J!i
advice.
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