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Also competing for the prizes
was the jim Crisp Quartet, widely
known ln the Chapel Hill-Duxham
BUI Langley's Stardreamers, and
a new, humorous, sight on the
Chapel Hill scene, Don ueak
Thompson.s Bannana Bunch, Also
from Carolina was Bill Murphy's
group, the Four Jacks.
A pleasant surprise came" with
the announcement that Ed Potter's
Septet appeared in place of the
. reSt Vocal Jazz Qtet
which failed to show.
Or the three groups not from
Carolina, two took prizes and the
third might well have been in
there had there been a third priz'
Norman's Quintet from Raleigh
drew a good deal of applause and
comment.
There was a feeling among many
of those who attended that the
Festival would have been a big
ger seller in Raleigh or Durham.
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tor of. the North Carolina; Dept. of
Archives and History, will speak
on "History and , the Playuxight".
at 11 a.m. in the Playnlakers
Theatre today. "
Campus Calender
Baseball, UNC-Maryland ... 3 p.m. .... Emerson Sfadium
Track, UNC-MARYLAND . .1 p.m.- . . Fetzer Field
Golf, UNC-Maryland . . . 1:30 p.m. . . . Finley Golf Course
Japanese Print Exhibition . ,. . all day . . . Person Hall Art Gallery
Drama Festival . . . all day . . . Playmakers Theatre
. Thefa Chi Presents Sponsors For Pream Girl Weekend
Theta Chi social fraternity presents the sponsors for its annual "Dream Girl Weekend," yyhich is
being held here this weekend. They are (top row, left to right) Miss Jean Crisp, Gastonw, with E. E.
Carson, Statesville, president; Miss Carolyn Corley, Orangeburg, S. C, withC. A. Clark, Louisville,
Ky., vice-president; Miss Barbara Moore,- Smithfie Id, with H. C. Johnston, Darien, Conn., secretary;
Miss Barbara McSwain, Shelby, with A. B. Henley, Jr., High Point, treasurer; (bottom row, left to right)
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There will be a meeting of the
Student Wives Club on Tuesday
at 8 p.m. in the basement of the
Chapel Hill Baptist Church. Rev.
James Cansler will present a mo
vie on Child Guidance. The movie
will be a follow-up of one shown
to the club several weeks ago. All
student wives have been invited to
attend.
Westminster' fellowship
Professor William Poteat of the
Philosophy Dept. will speak to the
student group tomorrow night. He
will talk on "What is - Death?
Supper will be served at 6, follow
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and worship. All students have
been invited to attend.
Dr. Crittenden is the featured
speaker for today's meeting of the
33rd Annual Drama Festival of
the Carolina Dramatic Association.
- Today's meeting, the last in a
three-day series, will open with
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o'clock a demonstration of "Tech
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