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  • III? (Euil0au>i> f 0M Vol. VI A Neighborly Call from the Hills to Kindred Spirits Everywhe Cullowhee, North Carolina, May 27, 1929 MISS MARY GRAVES ('lass Sponsor Teacher, friend, and < v< n better, inspiration—this is what Miss Graves has been to the Seniors of 1929. In everything we have undertaken she, :n her far-sighted way. has helped us nil in the gaps with the beautiful things that make the whole more perfect. It matters not what the problem is, it may be great or it may be small, we like to take it to her, I'm- we know that she will understand. She doesn't start us down our paths alone, but she goes with us helping us over the rough places in every way that she can, We, the Seniors, ntror many thanks to our Sponsor, Miss Craves, for her encouragemi nt and help in planning all of our works. Junior Class To Give Sacred Concert On Sunday evening, June 2, the Junior Theory Class, under the direction of Miss Mary Rose Feagans, wi" give a sacred conceit en the woodland stage, at Western Carolina Teachers College. This program is an outgrowth of the year's work in Theory and Sight Reading. In addition to the choruses by the class, there will be ,„]os, dlu,ts> am) quar. tetteg. The class will be assisted by the following: Soloists; Miss Rogers Miss McLean Miss Garrett Miss Craves Mr- Bird Mr. Hunter ... Miss Feagans "Minist: •Miss Wools At the pianos: Mlsa Whitmire Miss Mundy Miss Braswell «■ and Mrs. Crosbv Adams, of ;«ntreat. North Carolina, have been vtW as honor guests of this occa- "&• Mrs. Adams is a composer of "at'°nal reputation, and one of he* (Continued on page 3) Fifty-Nine Seniors To Receive Diplomas The conclusions of commencement exercises will come on Wednesday, June 5, at 11 o'clock in the auditorium when diplomas will be delivered to fifty-nine seniors. With the diplomas are awarded the Teacher's Certificate from the State of North Carolina. A Piano Certificate will be received by Miss Jessie Moody, Whittier, N. C. The recitation medals from the two societies will be presented at this time. The McKee essay prize, and the Holmes Bryson, a similar reward, will also be awarded. The program- mi- follows: (Continued on page 3) Miss Carney Gives Commencement Address Miss Mabel Carney will give the address to the Senior class on Wednesday, June 5, at eleven o'clock in the College auditorium. Miss Carney has been Director of Rural Education, Teachers College, Columbia University for the past thirteen years, which position she now holds. She was recently elected president of the Rural Education Department, National Educational Association. Miss Carney is also interested in any phase of endeavor which promotes improvement of rural life conditions in America and also in foreign (Continued on page 3) COMMENCEMENT CALENDAR May 27, 8 to 10 P. M.. Junior-Senior Reception, College Parlors. June 1, 7 P. M., Faculty-Senior Banquet; Moore Dormitory. June 2, 11 A. M., Commencement Sermon, Rev. 0. J. Chandler, Asheville, School Auditorium. 2 P. M., President's Message to Senior Class, College Parlors. 8:30 P. M., Sacred Concert by Junior Class, Woodland Stage. June 3, 8:30 P. M., Literary Society Evening, School Auditorium. June 4. 10:30 A. M., Class Day Program, Woodland Stage. 2:30 P. M., Alumni Meeting, School Auditorium. 8:30 P. M., Play, "Dear Brutus," Woodland Stage. June 5, 11 A. M., Graduation Exercises, Speaker, Miss Mabel Carney, Columbia University, School Auditorium. Music Recital Enjoyed Graduates Not By A Large Audience In Residence The following is a copy of the de- The foiling js a ]jst of tne stu- lightful program enjoyed by an au- dents who wiii receive their diplomas nmposed of students, teachers, with the June Seniors. These gra- and community folks as Miss Mary ciuates have not been on the campus Rose Keagans presented her pupils in th;s quarter. Some of them com- a recital, Tuesday evening, May 21, pieted their course here at the end of in the College auditorium. The pro- tne faii quarter and others the win- gram itself suggests the high type of ter quarters. However some have recital characteristically sponsored by completed their course by correspon- Miss Feagans. dence during this spring quarter. 1 Sue Haigler, Grace Loftis, Margar- At Twilight Ira B. Wilson gt Carj.; Minnie Mull; Addie Mae Ken. Voice Students dal] E\gie Woodard, George Parsons, jI and J. Walter Moore. Dear Miss Rose Barrell In the Time of Roses Reichardt gaine e Miss Braswell Presents The Message of the Roses. Gottschaik Students In Recital Felice Lieurance A Red, Red, Rose Rogers Edith Rogers On Wednesday afternoon, five o'- IV clock, May 22, Miss Lona Braswell Bird of the Dawn Coverly presented a group of music students The Land of Paradise Schubert jn recital in the school auditorium. Rebecca Clifton The following program was ren- V dered: The Robin's Return, Fisher, On the Road to Mandalay Speaks Pauline McBane; Buona Notte, Nevin, Ten Thousand Years Ago Ball Ethel Lunsford; Dawn, Codman, Ruby Fair Killarney Rolfe Burnette; Jonglerie, Godard, Helen ' James Osborne Henderson; Berceuse (Jocelyn), Go- Irish Lilt Irish Dance dard, Ruth Gilley; Marche Carnave- (In costume) lesque, Frime, Frances Tarlton; The Martha Mayfield Music Box, Paldini, Ruth Whitmire; VTI" Guitar Selections, Rebbecca Clifton, DYSART GARY HEFFNER Class Mascot When the seniors were electing their officers, the least, but not last, was their mascot, Dysart Gary Heffner. Perhaps he holds highest office in the class; at least he holds the highest place in our hearts. In a way, he is symbolic of the Senior class. When he was chosen to fill this honorable position, he was just able to sit alone. Since that time, he has grown in stature and mind. He has acquired muih wordly wisdom and can walk alone. These are your first steps, and the Seniors wish for you that they, and the many others that will follow, may lead toward success, happiness, and health for you. "Dear Brutus" To Be Presented Under the able direction of Miss Graves and Dean Bird, we are sure that the Commencement play, Dear Brutus, will be a success. Dear Brutus is a three act comedy by J. M. Barrie. Like all of his other works, it is fanciful and artistic. The theme might well be stated in two lines from Whittier's "Maud Muller." "For of all sad words of tongue The saddest are these: It might have been." Barrie's way of dealing with his "might have been" makes one laugh rather than cry, for his method is fanciful and humorous. The cast is composed of very capable students who have proved to be the ones whom Barrie would have chosen for his actors. They are as follows: .... Alice Dearth Selma Reid Broome Mrs. Coade Madge Stallings Lady Caroline Lace McLean Mabel Purdie Elise Hunter Joanna Carolyn Allen Margaret Jessie Moody Mr. Dearth Beaman Kelley Mr. Coade Reece Holladay Mr. Purdie Conley Rogers Lob Joe Hays Matey James Osborne
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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