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Emergency! SECT Students helping students The Western Carolina University Student Emergency Care Team consists of a small membership that provides vital emergency health care to students, faculty, staff and visitors. Serving the community and university since 1969, SECT provides 24-hour 7 day a week service in addition to stand-by duty at University events such as athletics, Mountain Heritage Day, Open House, and club and organization activities. Members of the team work on a completely voluntary basis receiving a free room in Moore building from the University in return for their services. The team is one of only six college Emergency Care Teams in the country and the only one in North Carolina. However the state is trying to get ambulance services at all state universities situated in a remote area like Cullowhee. The SECT works in cooperation with Graham Infirmary and the University department of Health Services. All the members are certified North Carolina Emergency Medical Technicians. Other services include back-up service to the Cullowhee Fire Department and giving "first responder" classes to RA's which show how to care for the patient before the team arrives. The team is presently looking for some good qualified people. Membership is not restricted to any major, but it is preferred that applicants are qualified Emergency Medical Technicians. Membership is very select. As the members must live together as well as work together, the applicant should be able to do his work and do it well. Applicants are tested on driving skills and on working knowledge of the ambulance equipment. After an oral examination on the practical application of his or her knowledge, the applicant will begin a training period of 5 to 10 weeks. Before full membership, the trainee will be observed to see if he or she is able to handle and complete calls with calm, confident, efficiency. Presently the team consists of three members: Glen Williams (Chief), Jim Wagstaff (Assistant Chief).'and Bryant Kinney (Equipment Officer); and three prospec- tives: Oliver Walker, Jarvis Adams, and Jay Schreiner. The team handles any thing from sprained ankles and car accidents to drug overdoses and heart problems. A call can last anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours. Members of the team are constantly on call, and are required to carry pagers, and must be within a one mile radius of the campus at all times. According to Williams, the team works hard and receives little gratification from the people it serves. In spite of a 45 percent increase in calls this year, the team has received maybe 3 thank-you letters. However SECT is more than willing to serve the university's needs and would like to be called upon. The team wants everyone to be aware that they should call the Infirmary (227-7430) with any medical problems. Requests for SECT are handled through the Infirmary. For more information, or if you are interested in joining the team, please call 227-4099 or 293-9944. The team encourages your involvement and appreciates your support. Football preview The students will get an early look at the 1980 WCU football team. August 21 at Whitmire Stadium with the annual Meet the Cats Njght. Activities begin at 5:00 p.m. when the cafeteria will serve the evening meal at the stadium, while a live band entertains at that time. From 6:15 to 6:45 the WCU cheerleaders, and the Catamount Marching Band [featuring twirler Terri Branson] will lead the crowd in a pep rally along with some raffles for prizes. Head Coach Bob Waters will introduce the 1980 football team from 6:45 and a controlled intrasquad scrimmage will begin at 7:00 p.m. Be sure to be at Whitmire Stadium August 21 for an evening of fun and football! aillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM^ LAST MINUTE I PRODUCTIONS l ALL DAY RAFTING SUNDAY, AUGUST 24. OCOEE RIVER WCU STUDENTS-$15.00 NON STUDENTS 820.00. ( HALF DAY KAYAKING CLINIC j AUGUST 27. 2pm-6pm. TUCKASEIGEE RIVER WCU STUDENTS-$5.00 NON STUDENTS $10.00 INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION.EQUIPMENTAND INSTRUCTION I SIGN UP ON THE FIRST FLOOR! I OF HINDS UNIVERSITY CENTER I iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimimmm minimi i minimi mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiip Convenient Locations To Serve Your Every Banking Need West Main St.-~Syha East Main St.—Sylva 441 Branch *—-Cherokee Member F.arh rfrpo-itor mau tnllo S40DOO ■I0t**i MH3V '■luiixi 'Oi«0«*r [ 1 THE TOP OF THE STAIRS RESTAURAKTT WELCOMES EVERV0HE BACK tc CULL0V/UEE COME DINE WITH us FCR THE RMEST YOOb in Cullowhee AT Reasonable PRICES • OUR MENU OFFERS EVERVTHlN^ FR6M THE CULLOWHEE bELIGm" To THE MIDDLE 'EAST FEAST . WE ALSc offek War MEALS DAILY l LUNCH SERMEb .H*>-U3o M-F • blNNER SERVED 5*tvfr.eoW-F WE CAM HANDLE ANV AMD Aa OF Youf? CATtftirK NEEDS WE ACCEPT VISA AND MASTER CHAFKC ^ August 18, 1980/Western Carolinian/15
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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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