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  • THIS SPORTS EDITION OF THE YODEL I S TO WELCOME ALL VISITING SPORTSMEN A Neighborly Call from the Hills to Kindred Spirits Everywhere Vol. VII. Western Carolina Teachers College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, March 1st, 1930 No. 8 Yodelers To Enter College Tournament PLAYED WINNERS LAST YEAR The Western Carolina Teachers College Yodelers plan to enter the tournament given by the Southeastern Athletic Association of Junior Colleges to be held at Asheville, March 6, 7, and 8. Miss Alice Benton, Physical Director, at Western Carolina Teachers College is secretary and treasurer of this association. Last year the Yodelers entered and played the winners of the cup. The college in this association are: Mars (Continued on page 3) Miss Ray Represents College at Meet Held In Atlantic City Miss Annie Ray, professor of Primary Education at Western Carolina Teachers College, was designated by President H. T. Hunter to represent the College at the annual meetings of the American Association of Teachers Colleges and Superintendent's Division of the National Education Association, which are to be held February 21-22 and February 23-28, respectively, at Atlantic City, New Jersey. In connection with Miss Ray's attending the meetings of the American Association of Teachers Colleges, Western Carolina Teachers College has had a rating of Class A Junior College for the last two years by this Association. The College expects to retain this rating up until the first degrees are granted and then attain a Class A Senior College standard. Radio Installed In Moore Dormitory A new Majestic radio was installed in the reception hall of Maore dormitory of Western Carolina Teachers College, February 14, by the Murray Radio Shop of Sylva. The radio furnishes excellent music and is evidently appreciated by all the students because during all hours that one goes to the reception hall of Moore he may see a crowd standing around the radio. The purchase of the radio is another one of the numerous progressive strides that the college is continually making. Powerful Tenor Pleases College Audience Mr. Vincent St. John, tenor, was presented in recital on Saturday evening, February 22, in the training school auditorium by the Public Programs Committee of the faculty. He gave the following program which Was well received: (Continued on page 3) 1930 YODELER SEXTETTE Reading from left to right—Front row—Griffin, I. Henry, Ray, Welch, captain, V. Jones, Benton, and Davis. Middle Row—Alice A. Benton, coach, Rogers, Battle, H. Jones, Marr and coach J. M. Plemmons. Back Row—E. Henry, Wilkes, Wike, and M. Davis. Secondary Tournament Now In Full Swing HELD IN MADISON GYMNASIUM Ihe sixth annual basketball tournament sponso;ed by Western Carolina Teachers College is now in full swing in the Madison gymnasium. Teams from several counties of Western North Carolina are participating and make this the most exciting contest yet. Record breaking crowds are present, due to the recent enlargement of the gymnasium. Walter Brown of the Canton Y. M. C. A. is refereeing. Girls teams are from Cullowhee, Marble, Bethel, Andrews, Webster, Sylva, Almond, S. C. I. and Waynesville, and boys teams represent Qual- la, S. C. I., Cullowhee, Elf, Bethel, Webster, Whittier and Waynesville. SCHEDULE OF GAMES FEBRU ARY 27, 28 AND MARCH 1 THURSDAY Hour Group .. Girls ...Girls FRIDAY ...Boys 2:30 V .... ...Girls 3:30 VI .. . Boys ...Girls 8:00 VII .. Girls 9:30 VIII Buys SATURDAY 8:00 VIII ...Girls ....Boya GIRLS Group I Cullowhee-Marble Group II Bethel-Andrews Group III ...Webster-Waynesville Group IV ... Sylva- Almond Group V ...S . C. I.-Winners of g. 1 Group VI W inner of Group 3 and 4 Group VIII Winners of G 6 & 7 Group VIII Winners of G (Finals) BOYS 5 & 2 Group I Qualla- 3. ('. I. Group II Cullowhee-Elf Group III Bethel-Webster Group IV... ...Whittier-Waynesville Group V ... Sylva -Marble Grou VI W nners of Gps. and 2 Group VII Winners of Gps. 4 and 5 Group VIII Winners of Gps. 3 & 6 Group IX Winners of Gps 7 & 8 (Finals) Resume of Basketball Season Pleasing The Cullowhee Yodelers of Western Carolina Teachers College has closed one of the most successful seasons in its history. They have met and defeated some of the strongest teams in this section of the country and the record on the whole is unusually good. The summary is as follows: Cullowhee Opponents 39 Sylva Ramblers 86 27 Sylva Ramblers 31 41 Beacon Mills 37 28.. Sylva Ramblers 37 43 Young Harris College 28 36 Beacon Mills 32 32 Biltmore Jr. College 33 (Continued on page 3) Spring Sports Planned The crack of a bat on horse hide. A new tennis ball hustling over the net for an ace. The flight of a javelin through the air. These are just a few of the athletic activities being planned for the coming spring. Coach Plemmons expects to have a good baseball team as he has some real high s:hool talent to pick from. The tennis courts are to be reconditioned as soon as the weather permits, and plans are underway for a tennis tournament to be held both for the boys and girls and probably the faculty. Coach Plemmons is planning to have a track team to compete in college circles, not to mention croquet, Caroms, and athletic dancing, before meals, that require no coaching. Coach Plemmons with Miss Benton, has already purchased equipment for the various athletic teams, and prospects for something besides the usual sports of spring are bright. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Allen Attend Conference at Winston-Salem Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Allen attended the North Carolina College of Education conference at Winston-Salem, held in the R. J. Reynolds high school building, Saturday evening, February 15. The program consisted of several talks outlining the many phases of co-operation between Salem College and the Winston-Salem city schools in the matter of practice teaching facilities for Salem College students. The talks were followed by a round table discussion. In addition to the conference, Mr. and Mrs. Allen had the opportunity of making a pleasant sight-seeing tour over Winston-Salem. Swain County Teachers Hear Faculty Members A county wide teachers' meeting was held at Bryson City, February 24, under the direction of E. W. S. Cobb, superintendent of education. There were five teachers that went from Cullowhee as guests present at the meeting: President H. T. Hunter, Mr. John S. Seymour, Miss Cordelia Camp, Miss Mary Rose Feagans, and Miss Maurie Simpson. The meeting opened at ten o'clock that morning with Mr. Seymour tak- (Continued on page 3) Splendid Prospects For Spring Enrollment According to Miss Ruth Oliver, the College Bursar at Western Carolina Teachers College, there will be at least sixty new students to register for the Spring Quarter beginning March 14 and closing June 4. This does not include the special six (Continued on page 3)
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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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