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Page 18 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN 1966 Christmas Edition A Full Slate Of Intramural Volleyball In Week's Action Men's intramural volleybaU action Monday, Dec. 5, with eight games scheduled. Court #1; 7:00 The Day Students won a close one over 3rd and 4th Madison by a score of 15-9. Court #2; 7:00 3rd Moore North won by forfeit over Freshmen Day Students. Court #2; 7:30 3rd Moore South won by a forfeit over 1st and 2nd Robertson. Court #1: 7:30 The Faculty, led by Ray's spiking, defeated Delta Sigma Phi by a score of 10-6. Court #1; 8:00 Kappa Alpha, with Phillips being the high scorer, defeated Theta Xi by a score of 28-15. Court #2; 8:00 1st Buchanan beat 1st and 2nd Madison in a close game 19-16. Clodfelter was high scorer for the winners. Court #1; 8:30 3rd Robertson defeated 2nd Moore South In a low scoring game by a score of 14-8. Court #2; 8:30 1st and 2nd Reynolds Norte poured it on in defeating 3rd Buchanan 31-6. Court #1; 9:00 Alpha Phi Omega, behind the scoring of Blackwelder, defeated Pi Kappa Phi 22-16. Court #2; 9:00 Tau Kappa Epsilon defeated Pi Kappa Alpha in a run away by a score of 29-12. Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1966 Court #1; 7:00 ■ 1st Moore defeated Moore Terrace in a very close game by a score of 17-14. Court #2; 7:00 *£<•* Day Studeifs'lbritinued 4p\r winning ways ^'defeating the 3rd Reynolds South team in a run away 27-12. Court #1; 7:30 3rd Robertson, with good consistent play, defeated 2nd Moore North by a score of 13-5. Court #2; 7:00 2nd Buchanan defeated 3rd Reynolds North by a score of 24-12. Court #1; 8:00 In a high scoring game, 1st and 2nd Reynolds North defeated 1st and 2nd Reynolds South by a score of 28-19. Court #1; 8:30 3rd Buchanan won by forfeit over 1st and 2nd Madison because of an incorrect notice sent them. Court #1; 9:00 Pi Kappa Alpha, with good team play, defeated Pi Kappa Phi by a score of 20-8. Court #2j 9:00 Reynolds North defeated 3rd and 4th Madison in a run away by a score of 23-10. Thursday, Dec. 8,1966 Court #1; 7:00 3rd Buchanan won by a forfeit over 3rd Reynolds South, Court #1; 7:00 1st and 2nd Reynolds South defeated 3rd Reynolds Norte by a score of 25-18. Court #2; 7:00 Moore Terrace defeated 2nd Moore Norte in a close game by a score of 14-11. Court #1; 8:00 Kappa Alpha, led by Smite and Phillips, defeated tee faculty by a score of 14-9. Court #2; 8:00 3rd Moore South defeated 3rd Moore Norte by a score of 24-18. Court #1; 8:30 3rd Robertson defeated 1st Moore in a low scoring game 13-7 Court #1; 9:00 1st and 2nd Reynolds North ran away from 2nd Buchanan in their 31-7 victory. Court #2; 9:00 In a most exciting game, the Day Students defeated 1st Buchanan in an overtime 20-13. The most wonderful gift at Christmas T<Ce ^j^z> s .gLl<:e^ D i >v is^i c^> r-J i:> k i r-j <n s A perfect diamond makes the perfect jr'ft■ Give Keepsake, the engagement ring with the perfect center diamond, reflecting full brilliance and beauty forever. You can pay more, but you can't buy a finer diamond ring than Keepsake. IAVIER $300 Also to $5000 LAIRD $450 Wedding Ring 39.75 McCORMICK $200 Wedding Ring 100 HOLLIFIELD JEWELERS Main St. 586-4274 Sylva, N.C. WHILE WEEKNIGHTS ARE DEVOTED TO INTRA- mural volleyball, daytime activities such as the one shown above are commonplace and constant. First Choice Of The Engageables And, for good reasons . . . like smart styling to enhance the center diamond . . . guaranteed perfect (or replacement assured) ... a brilliant gem of fine color and precise modern cut. The name, Keepsake, in your ring assures lifetime satisfaction. Select your very personal Keepsake at your Keepsake Jeweler's store. Find him in the yellow pages under "Jewelers." «ni!imo Keepsake' DIAMOND RINdl M CIS MOM f 100. TO 1S000. RIN6S ENLAftGKB TO SHOW BIAUTT Or DITAIL. & MAOC-MAUX BIS. A. H. POHO COMPANY, IKC. UTAdlJHCD fill t HOW TO PLAN YOUR ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING '. Please send new 20-page booklet, "How To Plan Your Engagement ; and Wedding" and new 12-page full color folder, both for only 25c. ; Also, send special offer of beautiful 44-page Bride's Book. • Nam*. « • t • • • • • • • • <•*►• 7 • • • • t * • KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS, BOX 90, SYRACUSE, • NEW YORK •
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