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  • This Issue Printed on PAPER Made from NORTH CAROLINA WOODS Donated by 1HE CHAMPION FIBRE CO. Canton, N.C While in Asheville Ride in a Blue Bird Taxi Phone 1500 You are insured. 25c. &£i Let Us Quote You S« L^ Sri ^ Prices On Your £y ^PRINTING ^ G5 Sift &j Mountaineer £5 gj4 Waynesville, N. C. Kj5 TO "The Lar^est Print- %§ gjjl inj? Plant West Of ^ JX Asheville" L"X Welcome Students Make our Store your Headquarters for Reliable Merchandise "Style Center of Sylva" Schulman's Dept. Store Sylva, N.C. Tennis Tournament Is Well Underway Bcal Selected Boys To Make Trip To Salisbury Tourney The tennis tournament is moving with much progress. By the end of this week it is hoped that the boys will have played their meets off. Members of each class are to play among themselves until they find the champion, and this champion will meet the champion of another class until it is played down to the championship of the college. Coacfa Poindexter has ai range I this tournament so thai the matches can be played off at all times of the day. Much interest has been created for tennis on the rumpus since he organized the tournament. Omcetl of the tennis club are: Paul l.yilay, President; Allie Little, Ident; and Karl Pryor, Sec. and Trc.as. Matches played off so far are as follows: (Seniors) Guy Sutton and Clarence McCurry; (Sutton Champion); Earl Pryor and Tilson Fleetwood not played off their match. Sophomores: Thomas defeated Bowie. No other matches have been played yet. Freshmen: Roald Hedden defeated Marvin Hudson; Jack Williams defeated Hyatt Walker; Wayne Hall defeated William Rice; Jack Hampton defeated Hugh Shelton. These champions will play for championship of the Freshman class. Girls: Lola Bell "Shorty" Matthews defeated Ruth Brown in Sophomoie class. None of the other girls have played off their matches. Is is hoped that there will be more room very soon as there are two more courts that need to be made ready for use. Two of the courts are now in excellent condition for playing, with new tape and the ground rolled in first class condition. To Make Trip To Salisbury Seven of the best boys will be selected to paiticipate in a tennis tournament held in Salisbury. May 5th and 6th. This tournament is known as the North State Athletic Association tournament. Colleges to participate in the tourney are: Appalachian State, of Boone; Elon; Guilford; Catawba; Lenoir-Rhyne; High Point; Atlantic Christian; and Western Carolina. W. C. T. C. has an opportunity to make a grand slam among the minor sports in her debut in the Noith State Tennis Conference to be held at Catawba College at Salisbury. May 5th and 6th. The Catamounts have gained quite a renown among the "Little Light" colleges of the state since her admission last year as to main spoits, and now for the first time she is to participate in a minor sport—tennis. The colleges making up the "Little Eight" are W. C. T. C. at Cullowhee; Appalachian State Teachers College at Boone; Lenoir-Rhyne at Hickory; Elon College at Elon; High Point College at High Point; Guilford College at Guilford, and Catawba at Salisbuiy. In the tournament each college is to be allowed elitiance to three single and two double teams—five slayers in all. No player is eligible for both teams. W. C. T. C, has ample material of players Of ability and experience to gain for the Alma Mater the ciown of the tennis championship of the conference. The following probable delegation will prove competition for any team: Paul Buchanan, the thrice crowned campus champion; Walter Thomas, who reached the finals last year; Roald Hedden, s very promising freshman; Paul Lyday; John Keev- er; Clyde Bowman; and Clarence Mc- Curiy. Although some changes may be made, this is the probably line-up for the w. C, T. C tournament to you. ailed minor sports are in reality the major sports on the camp us, judging from the number of participants and fans in tennis, croquet and horseshoe, the snoits that aie m full swing now. The tennis tournament sponsored by the recently formed. Tennis Club is now being played off by the various classes. The good condition xif the courts and the alluring enticements offered by the weather man have proved attractive features to all lovers of the sport. The tournament is being played according to classes, the class champions to play to determine the campus champion. None of the classes have decided the champions among the boys. The senior championship is to be played by Paul Buchanan and Guy Sutton, renowned rivals for the college title for two years. "Buck" has thrice been awaided the medal proclaiming him the champion, having twice defeated Sutton and once Thomas. The match should prove to be an interesting one. the othei classes have not yet leacned the semi-finals but expect to do so within a few days and the mat- u.es will no doubt be quite interesting to tans. unly one championship among the gills has been determined—the sopho- ulting in Lola Bell Matthews being claimant for the title and hav.ng an oppoitunity to play for the college championship. Catamount Star To Graduate This Spring Mark Watson, has pioved to be a real athlete for Western Catolin.i. Mark has been a three letterman for three years. He probably would have b>en foi four years had they had foot- bill the liist year he was heie. Maik says that basketball is his favo: te sport. He played forward po-it on for thiee yeais and centet position this year. Mark has always been a man whom the team and spectators could rely on. He seems to always be at the right nlace at the right time. Mark may not be the high scor- Si of the game but he make- un tor this in his ability to keep the team together and his fine work of cooperation. We would like to see a basketball team here that Mark could not make. Maik played at end position on the football anil moundsman in baseball. Mark is sometimes called "CHIN" by his closer friends. He doesn't believe in love. He is a happy-go-lucky fellow. He takes all his troubles, if he ever has any, with a smile. The students will hate to see "CHIN" leave. It will be hard to find another man to fill his shoes. Mark we wish you luck in the futuie for we know you have it in you. Welcome Cullowhee Faculty and Students All Meals 15. Barbecue 50 We give special attention to Cullowhee Students and Faculty. E. A. Bryson PIGGY-DILLY 2M Biltmore Avenue Opposite Base llnll Park Asheville SPECIAL To Students and Faculty Rooms 50c. Meals 25c. "Welcome Western Carolina" Mrs. Epps, Mgr. 436 Depot Street 1 Block from the Depot Asheville, N. C. Eat Plenty of BILTMORE ICE CREAM The Year-Round Health Food Biltmore Dairies Hey! Kodakers! Be sure and get a snapshot of each other in your graduating costumes. Films for Sale Kodaks Loaned Free Free Enlargement with each Film finished. Catamount Pharmacy WILD ROSE TEA ROOM Work finished by SHERRILL'S STUDIO Waynesville. X C.
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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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