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  • The Western Carolinian Read Ad Nauseam Editorial Page Published as a special service to the undergraduate and graduate enrollment in the college's summer school program. John Streetman III, Editor-in-Chief Betty Stone, Graduate Editor Prof. W. B. Harrill, Director of the summer school Hyde Welcomes Students Page 4 VOL. I FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1962 CULLOWHEE, N. C. PROF. W. B. HARRILL, Dean of the Summer School, is seen talking to three of the more than 2,000 students currently on campus. The students are Pattye R. Lowry of Gastonia, Rebecca Howell of Waynesvllle and Jack De Shong of Plant City, Fla. Music Compers Are From 5 States; Concerts Slated The Annual Summer Music Camp began Sunday with an enrollment of 62 campers ranging in age from 13 to 18 years who come from North Carolina, Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, and Maryland. The two-week camp offers instruction in voice, piano, band instruments, theory, social dancing, and baton twirling. Mr. Aaron Hyatt, director of the Western Carolina College concert and marching band is Camp Director, has scheduled a number of concerts, to be given by faculty and students. The camp band, directed by Mr. Hyatt, includes 54 students and 11 instructors. Instruction in band instruments is offered on a private and ensemble level. Baritone instruction is under the direction of Miss Norma Jean Welch, Western Carolina graduate, who is teaching at New Bern, North Carolina. Bassoon is taught by Janet Worth, graduate student from the University of Michigan. Mr. Neil Williams, Morganton High School band director, and Mr. Hyatt are in charge of the clarinet section. Students studying flute are instructed by Mr. Don Adcock, North Carolina State Band Director. Instruction in French Horn is under the tutelage of Mr. Vincent Schneider, graduate of the University of Michigan, presentely serving as Solo French Horn player with the Toledo Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Schneider also teaches theory. Miss Kristy Asbury, a University of Michigan student, serves as instructor of the oboe. Instruments of the percussion section of the band are taught by Mr. James Blanton, Director of the Rutherford-Spindale Central High School band. Trombone instruction is under the direction of Mr. R. R. Trevar- then, of the Western Carolina College music faculty. Western Carolina graduate Gene Ellis, director of the Wilkes Central High School band, is in charge of the trumpet section. Students of the tuba are under the direction of Miss Dorothy Deaton, a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and also a teacher at New Bern, North Carolina. Miss Emily Sue West, Western Carolina College graduate, and Mr. Trevarthen are in charge of students in piano. Mrs. Bonnie Williams serves as teacher of baton twirling and social dancing. Mrs. Williams is a member of the Morganton Recreation Department, where she teaches baton twirling and social dancing, also. Voice is taught by Dr. Edgar vom Lehn of the Western Carolina College Music Department; Dr. vom Lehn is also directing the 65-member chorus composed of Music Camp students, college students, and Camp instructors. The chorus is preparing Gluck's Orpheus, which will be presented to the public on Sunday evening, July 1. The camp offers two new features this year: social dancing, taught by Mrs. Williams, and instruction in dance band techniques, directed by Mr. Ellis. Concerts to be presented by the camp are: Faculty Solo Recital—Friday, June 22, 8:00, Hoey Student Solo and Ensemble Recital—Friday, June 29, 8:00, Hoey Faculty Ensemble Recital — Saturday, June 30, 8:00, Hoey Camp Band Concert—Sunday, June 23, 3:00, Woodlawn Stage Camp Band Concert—Sunday, July 1, 3:00, Woodlawn Stage Chorus Concert—Sunday, July 1, 8:00, Hoey There is no admission charge to concerts or recitals; the public is cordially invited. Enrollment Record Set For Summer Term On Campus Near-Capacity Assembly Hears Reid's Welcome; History Given Western Carolina College President Dr. Paul A. Reid extended an official welcome to a near-capacity assembly of summer school students in Hoey Auditorium last Tuesday morning. Giving a brief history <>!' tin development of the college through the years, Dr. Reid emphasized the college's accreditation, admission requirements, fees, and degrees offered. The President also discussed the addition of the Graduate division offering a Master of Arts in Education and observed that 604 such degrees had been conferred since 1951. During the morning session, Dr. Reid also touched upon WCC's distinctive education program and pointed out that of the 2,436 teachers in the twelve mountain counties, an estimated 50 or 60 per cent have received training at WCC. Dr. Reid also mentioned the fact that Hunter Library, which contains over 50,000 volumes, is recognized nationally as being a model. The President predicted a bright future for the college, relating that two dormitories, a new swimming pool and a new laboratory school are currently under construction and there is promise of additional facilities totalling a value of $8,604,000 if Capital Improvements Requests are realized at the state's General Assemblies during the next three years. Student Centers, Churches Will Continue Service All four of Cullowhee's churches and student centers will continue to serve the college students, faculty and visitors during the summer months, it was recently announced by WCC's Inter-faith Council. The Baptist Church's Morning Worship is at 11:00, while Sunday School is at 9:45. Included in their evening schedule is the Baptist Training Union at 6:30, Bible Study at 7:30, and recreation and fellowship at 8:30. Cullowhee's Methodist Church will offer Student Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Morning Worship at 11:00. At 6:30 in the evening is Wesley Foundation. The Episcopal Church will hold Morning Prayer at St. David's at 9:00 a.m. Holy Communion will be on Wednesdays at 7:00 a.m. Mass at the Newman Center is at 9:00 a.m., followed by a coffee hour. Mass will also be held in Sylva at 11:00 a.m. In addition, the Presbyterian Church of Sylva will hold Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Dr. Paul Reid Alan Planz To Join English Department Mr. Alan Planz, an English instructor who formerly held a teaching fellowship at the University of Tennessee, will join WCC's Department of English this fall according to an announcement made by department head Dr. Mabel Crum. A native of New York City, Mr. Planz received his undergraduate degree from Hofstra College in Long Island and his master's degree in English at New York University. While teaching at the University of Tennessee he was honored with a special literary prize in poetry. Mr. Planz's wife is a public health nurse. Miss Gail Robertson Of WCC Crowns New Rhododendron Queen Miss Gail Robertson of Spin- dale, a student of Western Carolina College, crowned a new Rhododendron Queen at the Annual North Carolina Rhododendron Festival, concluded Saturday, June 16. The new queen is Miss Betty Rae Lawhon, of Rutherfordton. The sixteenth annual presentation of the Rhododendron Festival was sponsored by the Bak- ersville Lions Club, and held for the most part in the Rhododendron Gardens on Roan Mountain. The gardens are known as a "fairyland" 6,313 feet high, and are renowned as a photographer's paradise. Miss Pat Walters of Charlotte, Miss Western Carolina College of 1961-62, was a participant in the beauty pageant, and placed among the top six contestants. Miss Walters was runner-up in the bathing suit competition. The new Rhododendron Queen will assume Miss Robertson's duties as traveler and representative of North Carolina beauty. Total enrollment at Western Carolina College for this sum- miT term stands at a record 1,944 it was announced by Professor W. B. Harrill, Summer School Director. This represents an increase of approximately 21% over last year's peak summer school enrollment of ! Professor Harrill said that although advanced inquiries had indicated more interest than ever before, it was not thought possible that the jump would be this high. The housing situation on the campus and throughout the county is so acute that it seemed many applicants would have to be turned away. However, most of these went to surrounding towns to obtain housing and commute to the college daily. Some come from as far as Asheville and Murphy as well as most of the towns in between. In addition to the first week's figures, eighteen workshops are scheduled between now and the end of the first term, July 13. Sixty reservations were accepted for the two weeks' Music Camp which started Monday. The seventeen academic courses for graduates and advanced undergraduates will vary in size. Statistical breakdown shows 999 enrolled in the regular academic program — 607 undergraduates and 392 graduates; reading clinic — 308. The Demonstration School has a total enrollment of 637 as follows: regular elementary — 245; regular high school — 214; special reading group — 30; gifted fifth and sixth graders — 63; superior students taking French, Spanish, Math and Science — 85. Movie Schedule Is Announced Mrs. Lilian Buchanan, librarian at Western Carolina College, has announced the schedule of outstanding movies to be presented during the summer in the gallery of Hunter Library. The movies are to be shown four times during the day on Thursdays: 1-3 p.m., 3-5 p.m., 7-9 p.m. and 9-11 p.m. June 21—Flower Drum Song, with Nancy Kwan and James Shigeta. June 28—Pepe, with Cantin- flas, Shirley Jones and Dan Dailey. July 5—Romanoff and Juliet, with Peter Ustinoff and Sandra Dee. July 12—Fanny, with Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevelier. July 19—Facts of Life, with Lucille Ball and Bob Hope. July 26—The Devil at Four O'clock, with Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra. August 2—Pursuit of the Graff Spee. All movies are shown free, as a courtesy of the college to its students and friends in this area.
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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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