It Was No Big Deal

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Terry McRoberts, age fifteen and a high school sophomore had problems.No. one. He hoped, after high school and college, to play pro basketball.And, for his size he was a very good player.No. two. He had a handicap. He was about the same size as his sister, Karen, who was five foot, in high heels, and not too interested in playing pro basketball.No. three. If Terry couldn''t play pro ball he wanted to join a rock ''n'' roll group. And as everyone knew, to be a rock ''n'' roller he needed long hair. And this was something of a problem, too. Terry''s Dad was a barber. The only barber in town.But for some reason Sam McRoberts didn''t seemed too concerned about Terry''s hair.

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