Band Back 140 Strong
Back again in spanking
brand-new uniforms for the
football season is the
140-member Tar Heel Band
under the direction of Major
John F. Yesulaitis.
The quick-stepping
marching group, which
performs for pep rallies and
halftime shows, has more than
doubled in size since Yesulaitis
became director in 1964 and
this year sports a new set of
Carolina Blue rags.
The band features a
modified precision drill on the
gridiron. It is chiefly noted for
its excellent sound, which
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ranges from classical to jazz.
An adjunct to the regular
group is the Pep Band, which
mainly performs during
basketball season. It plays at all
home basketball games and
represents Carolina at
on-the-road football games
when the whole band cannot
go.
The Pep Band is
recognizable for its county fair
attire of striped blazers and
straw hats.
The Tar Heel Band prides
itself in being more than a
mere musical organization on
campus.
Yesulaitis has increased the
band membership from 65 its
present 140 in five years. A
- former Air Force major, he has
served as associate director of
the Air Force Band and
director of the Air Force
Orchestra.
He has appeared in concerts
throughout the world and his
Serenade in Blue is still carried
by more than 2500 radio
stations in the United States
and abroad.
Carolina's drum major team
' this year is headed by J.
Frazier Glenn of Dalton, Ga.,
and sophomore Phillip Dutt of
Lexington, Ky. Both have wide
experience with high school
and college bands.
The majorette squad is
composed of three twirlers, Jo
Ellen Tunstall of Burlington
will serve as head majorette
and will be accompanied by
Allene Fuller of Leonia, N.J.,
and 'Cindy Simpkins of
Wrightsville Beach.
Persons interested in
participating in the band
should go by 110 Hill Hall or
call 933-1080.
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Scott Faces Knicks and Royals
In Preparation For Olympics
Clan son wfll trot away with
te Atlantic Coast Conference
championship for the fourth
straight year if conference
sportswriters' predictions are
correct.
Coach Frank Howard's
Tigers, who were undefeated in
six ACC games last season,
return 38 lettermen. That
should ensure continued
Clemson success in conference
play although the Tigers may
again lose four outside contests
as they did last year.
Defensive end Ron
Ducworth and ACC Player of
the Year Buddy Gore will lead
the defense and offense.
The surprise pick was
Virginia's second place rating
by newsmen. The Cavaliers
have the best backfield in the
conference, but their defense is
questionable. place choice because of
Iibery Bowl champ North quarterback Freddie Summers.
Carolina State failed to get a Fifth spot went to South
vote of confidence and was Carolina. The Gamecocks think
placed third in the writers' they deserve better, because
forecast. fullback Warren Muir is the
The Wolfpack lost most of ACC's best at his position,
their defensive ' wall to The bottom three teams
graduation. selected were Maryland,
Wake Forest got the fourth Carolina and Duke.
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Carolina's Charlie Scott is
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Colo., in preparation for the
October Olympic Games in
Mexico City.
Scott will travel with the
team to New York City Sept.
28 to meet the New York
Knickerbockers in an
exhibition game and then will
go to Cincinnati the next night
to face the Cincinnati Royals.
The basketball team leaves
for Mexico City Oct. 4 and
plays its first game in Olympic
Downtown Chapel Hill
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