Friday, August 5, 1955
summer SCHOOL WEEKLY
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JAMES DEREL MONTEITH
Burlington industries
, Scholarship Awarded
James Derel Monteith of Sylva, rising-
junior at the University of North
Carolina, has been awarded the first
Burlington Industries Scholarship
given here, it was announced today
by Chancellor Robert B. House and
Trof. D. D. Carroll, chairman of the
Faculty Committee on Scholarships
and Student Aid.
The scholarship, which is valued it
$1,000 covering two years, is made
possible by the Burlington Industries
Foundation, which announced in May
the creation of a four-fold aid to edu
cation program.
Seven institutions selected for the
program to date are the University
in Chapel Hill, N. C. State College,
Clemson, Georgia Tech, and the Uni
versities of Tennessee, South Caro
lina and Virginia.
The scholarship's value, $500 a year
during the recipient's junior and sen
ior years, will be matched by the
Burlington Industries Foundation
with a gift to the institution itself.
Monteith, who has attained honor
roll status since admission at UNC,
was selected on a basis of "leader
ship, scholarship and financial need,"
Carroll said.
A graduate of Sylva High School,
where he was an outstanding athlete,
Monteith has been prominent in stu
dent activities here, in addition to
providing a good part of his expenses
through self-help work. He is a mem
ber of the executive committee of the
Men's Interdormitory Council, mem
ber of the Student Legislature and
the Publications Board, and is coun
selor for the orientation program.
During the past spring he was se
lected by Phi Beta Kappa as the out
standing scholar in the rising junior
class, for which he automatically re
ceives a stipend of S100.
Sigma Chi Leads In
oortball Tournament
Sigma Chi is currently leading th
second session Softball tournamert.
They have a perfect record. Games
to be played are:
Monday, August 8
4:00 Sigma Chi vs. Joyner
5:00 Phi Kap Phi vs. Law School
Tuesday, August 9
4:00 Sigma Chi vs. Pi Kap Phi
5:00 Connor Codgers vs. Law School
Thursday, August 11
4:00 Connor Codgers vs. Joyner
5:00 Sigma Chi vs. Law School
Monday, August 15
4:00 Connor Codgers vs. Joyner
5:00 Sigma Chi vs. Law School
Tuesday, August 16
4:00 Law School vs. Joyner
5:00 Connor Codgers vs. Pi Kap Phi
Thursday, August 18
4:00 Sigma Chi vs. Joyner
5:00 Pi Kap Phi vs. Law School
All games are to be played on Intra
mural Field number one.
Qualifying rounds for the golf
tournament may be played until Mon
day, August 8th. Turn in qualifying
scores to Ed Kenney at the Golf
Course.
There will be a bait castinp- trairra.
ment Tuesday. August 9th at 7-nn
p.m. sharp. Practice before 7. There
wiu be a junior and senior division
with trophies to winners in each divi
sion. The tournament will be held in
Kessing outdoor pool. There is no
entry fee.
Football Round-up
Tourney August 18
The sixth annual Football Round
up golf tournament will be held on
the University of North Carolina's
Finley course Thursday, August 18,
it was announced by Director of Ath
letics Chuck Erickson.
The Atlantic Coast Conference is
joining in co-sponsoring the event
which each fall brings together coach
es, writers and photographers in a
final golf fling before the opening of
pre-season football practice.
Winners last year in the 18-hole
medal play three-division tournament,
were Bob Brooks, Raleigh News and
Observer; A. E. Finley trophy (press
and radio) ; Red Mcintosh, N. C.
State, William Muirhead trophy
(coaches, athletic directors, trainers) ;
Charles Kraft, Mount Olive, Nello
Teer trophy (press photographers).
In addition to the big awards,
there are smaller prizes for low net
scores and other playing distinctions.
The tournament and all-day party
has become an outstanding sports-
social event of the late summer season
in football circles of this area.
A barbecue supper will be served
on the clubhouse grounds after the
tournament when prizes will be
awarded.
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