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Summer Session Begins June 9, 1964
( 'Air-Conditioned Classrooms)
TOWN CLASSES
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P. O. Box 615 Chapel Hill
Telephone 942-4797
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Sports
By BILL LEE
Athletes frcm all of the
big
four schools converge on the
Carolina campus today for the
Eighteenth Annual Big 4 Sports
Day with UNC playing host and
NC State trying to defend their
title.
State has wen the event for
the past three years but are
hotly challenged this year by
the all-stars from Duke Wake
Forest, and Carolina in the meet
which has been highly success
ful in the past years. The big
day -was organized in 1947, and
the standings have UNC with 8
victories, State with 7, Duke
with 2, End Wake Forest with 1.
All participants will meet on
the main floor of Woollen Gym
at 1:30 prior to going to their
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respective events (except golf,
in which participation will be
gin at 10:30 on Finley Golf
Course. Any rules changes and
all procedures will be announced,
and pictures will be taken.
Championship awards will be
presented at 5:15 p.m. on the
main floor of Woollen Gym.
Competition will be held in the
areas of golf, handball, horse
shoes, softball, table tennis, ten
nis, volleyball, badminton, and
bowling. At the same time, the
and Gun Field Meet will take
Eighth Annual iBig Four Rod
place with competition in arch
ery, ' skist, target shooting, and
trap shooting. The last two
events will be held at the Amer
ican Legion hut.
Golf, supervised by Den Ruth,
will start the big day off at
Finley Golf Course at 10:30, with
a final round to be played at
two o'clock. The tournament will
be a 18-hole match play.
Handball, supervised by Paul
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A Film of the
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produced'by
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Campus Today
Tuesday, May 5, 1964
George, will begin at 2:00 in
Woollen Gym. Competing for
Carolina will be Jack Chaffiti,
Fred Mueller, Phil Tonne, Jim
Magner, Joe Churchill, and Ben
Wyench as alternate.
Horseshoes will be held outside
of the Tin Can with Cliff Hood
supervising. The Carolina roster
for this event includes Al Bod
ford, Ron Henson, Bill Morphus,
Andy Holland, Dennis Sherrill'
and J. W. Harrell as alternate.
Tennis will be held on the
Avery Courts with Bill Killen
supervising, and a roster includ
ing Don Long, Henry Torm,
Andy Goddard, Courtney Stev
The New York Life Agent
on your campus is a good
man to know.
Write . . . Phone . . . Visit
GEORGE L. COXIIEAD, CX.U.
203' East Franklin
(Over Dairy Bar) Ph. 942-4358
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Expanding company has opening in cities through
out North Carolina for summer employment. Earn
$80 per week. Car is necessary. For appointment for
personal interview call University Motel Tuesday,
May 5, at 11:00 thru 5:0d. Ask for Mr. Morris.
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ens, Jeff Ruday, and alternate
Gene Carpening participating.
Softball will take place on
Navy Field, bowling at East
Gate Shopping Center, and the
others at Woollen Gym, all be
ginning at 2:00.
Murals Scores
TUESDAY
Big 4 Sports Day
WEDNESDAY
Dorm Champs vs. Grad Champs
(4 o'clock, Field 10)
Frat Blue vs. Frat White (5:30,
Field 10)
THURSDAY
All Campus Finals
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Romeo, Alberto Sordi, in the bright,
amusing, saucy, frank comedy of
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Wednesday.
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wide selection of subtle patterns
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ly tailored to express quiet digni
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TAR HEELS PLAY WAKE
The Tar Heels travel to Winston-Salem
today with a chance
to clinch the ACC baseball
championship.
The magic number for ihe Tar
Heels is two. Any combination
of Tar Heel wins and Deacoa
losses totaling two wiH clinch
the crown for the Heels. So if
the Tar Heels can beat the Dea
cons today they will have a
ticket to the regional playoffs in
Gastonia.
Coach Walter Rabb will go
with either Bill Haywood (8-0)
or Jerry Davis (2-1) today. Lou
Howard (7-1) will probably get
the nod from Demon Deacon
Coach Jack Stallings.
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Jewelry
135 E. Franklin 942-1331
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150 DOZEN SHIRTS
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These shirts have 7 buttons down the front, an ex
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and the sleeves are from 10 inches to inches
long. They come in stripes, plaids, solids, blends,
and prints in batiste oxfords, madras, cottons, dac
con and cottons, broadcloth and the best thing
about them (besides their good looks and long wear
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Oh, no, You don't have to pay $12.50 for one
of these shirts. The fact is, during this week, you
can get 3 of these shirts for $12.50. And if you don't
need 3 shirts all at once, one shirt cost only $4.95.
(We also have some h.i.s. shirts for only $3.95.)
Come by and see if you don't agree that we
have the most handsome shirts at the most reason
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Next to the Zoom-Zoom Phone 929-1558
103 W. Franklin Street .......
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P. O. Box 118
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for men accustomed
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If you are the kind of man who
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Its cut to give a slim, tapered
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Seersucker slacks are
no longer in the flour
bag category. They are
crisp and trim and stay
that way. They are cool
and handsome for their
lifetime. They are in
plentiful supply at the
proprietor's.
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Alumni Glass of '64...
Seniors listed below were
the first to pay their dues
of $1 at the special on-cam-
pus rate and become dues
paid members of the UNC
Alumni Association for their
first alumni year. Thus be
gins the roll of the Alumni
Class of '64:
William II. IVIcAllistcr III
Mclvin J. Warner, Jr.
Bryan D. McSweeney
James B. Neal, Jr.
Alice Anne Tucker
Larry Ray Shouse
Steven I. Goldstein
Susan Little
Diane Love
Stephen L. Garrison
James Cook
Alison Lockwood Webb
Robert K. Revier, Jr.
Archie II. Davis
William Douglas King
Gary Edens
William Rand Jordan
Alan J. Saul
Charles II. Lincoln
Joseph VV. Griffin, Jr.
Ernest L. Misenheimer III
Sarah Elizabeth Parker
Nancy F. Sasser
Peter W. Blake
John Gardner Johnston
Robert B. Rascoe
Robert D. Gray
John L. Fisher, Jr.
Carol Aim Smith
Gerald L. Good
Trawick Stubbs, Jr. .
John E. Madsen, Jr.
Dailey J. Derr
II. Whitney Durand
Marc Levitt
Sue Russell
Elizabeth M. Eorncman
Peter Jason
Susan Kenerly
Janet S. Gallagher
James C. Hofier
Edwin B. Peacock, Jr.
Ronald Lee Trachtenberg
Jerry Stewart Curry
Rowland M. Shelley
Harry Gekas
Karen Ann Nelson
Walter W. Tuthill, Jr.
Charlotte L. Wheland
Paul II. Allen
Arthur J. Faint
Bobby II. Dampier
Paul C. Teeter
A. Susan Delliner
Isaac Manning Iluske
William E. Bragunier
Vickie G. Avery
Lucinda Tibbets
Stephen S. Painter
Carol Virginia Koch
Barbara Ann Mansfield
R. W. Harrison, Jr.
Louis E. Hyman
Steve Read
John Michael Lee
Richard .West in
Robert L. Cherry
Louis Pierce
Alan E. Sincer
Robert G. Glenn
Sara A. Williams
Archie McRee
M. Dlanne Sherwood
Siuart Crowncr
These seniors, as alumnae
and alumni, will be receiving
jThe Alumni Review (maga
zine) during their first alum
ni year as do all Alumni As
sociation members.