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  • Campus Seens Unaddled Addie getting ready for the onrush of students on registration day. Doc Deans breaking ground for a new house up next to Miss Brooks'. The blue air above the speed breaks. Gudger's big new station wagon. Quite a few diamonds flashing around as students return to the campus. Mr. Bird settling down to write his book. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 16, 17, 18 The Teahouse of the August Moon With Marion Brando Glenn Ford Machiko Kyo THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Monday, September 16, 1957 Wednesday, Sept. 18 Green Dolphin Street With Lana Turner Thursday and Friday September 19, 20 A Face In The Crowd With Andy Griffith Patricia Neal I Saturday, Sept. 21 Double Feature Tall In The Saddle And Time:ible SunHay and Monday September 22 and 23 Fear Strikes Out With Anthony Perkins Karl Maiden Tuesday ardt Wednesday Se^t. 24 and 25 Tap Roots With Van Hefflin Susan Hayward Thursday and Friday September 26, 27 The Prince And The Showgirl With Marilyn Monroe Lawrence Olivier Trr™ Sunday and Monday Sept. 15, 16 ; The Unguarded Moment With Ester Williams George Nader Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 17, 18 Land Of Fury With Jack Hawkins Glynia Johns Thursday and Friday Sept. 19, 20 Back From Eternity With Robert Ryan Anita Eckberg Saturday, Sept. 21 Double Feature Annie Get Your Gun and The Broken Star BELK'S DEPT. STORE Dial JU 6-2015 SYLVA, N. C. * lOO'", Wool FLANNEL and TWEED SUIT8 2 pair of Pants — Sizes 35-44 Short - Regular • Long $39.50 each 100% Orion and 100% Lamb's Wool Sweaters Wide Variety of Color—Sizes S - M - L—$5.95 each BATTLE GROCERY Self-Service Cullowhee, N. C. Sunday and Monday Sept. 22, 23 The Wings of Eagles With John Wayne Dan Dailey Maureen O'hara CANNON SHELL SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES & TUBES, AUTOLITE BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE OPEN 24 HRS. — 7 Days WADE WILSON, Prop. PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE Nationally Advertised Drugs And Cosmetics Traditions... (Continued from page 4) Now, the only time you'll hear the bell is late of an Autumn night, when our football team scores a victory. It's a wonderful sound! The site now occupied by our baseball field, Reid gymnasium, and the children's playground was once an Indian camping ground. It is said that the Tuckaseigee River used to flow through this area, in the days of antiquity, which made it ideal for such a meeting place. When the baseball field was being leveled, cooking pits and animal skeletons were found, as well as other striking evidence of the land's ancient use. Until last year, an Indian mound could be seen where the children now play. When the mound was leveled in 1956, our science department, as well as many individuals, gathered relics such as skeletal remains, bits of pottery, arrow heads, beads, tomahawks, and other artifacts. History came alive, and local interest ran high, when the mound was removed. You might be interested to know that WCC is the only college in the nation with a completely rural location. This may seem a dubious distinction when you want to catch a bus or train! If you would be truly a part of the college, take an interest in your surroundings. Be curious. Ask questions. Familiarize yourself with the region around Cullowhee. Find out what and where Judaculla Rock is. Ask about the Yellow Jacket (you'll find that most of the upperclassmen and faculty can't answer this one for you). Find out how Cullowhee got such an odd name. Learn the various names by which the school has been known. Learn the words to all stanzas of your Alma Mater, and who wrote them. See if you can find out who "Satan" was, and how long he stayed on this campus. Ask someone about Cullo- whee's "tri-weekly", and see if HOOPER MOTOR CO. PONTIACS BUICK AUTHORIZED SERVICE WCC Extension Classes Set For WNC Area Dr. C. D. Killian, director of extension and head of the education department at Western Carolina College, has announced the fall quarter schedule of extension classes. All classes will meet 6:30- 9:30 p.m. on the respective dates. September 23 is the first date for school public relations, to meet in Brevard under the direction of Dr. Raymond M. Ainsley. Dr. Ainsley will conduct the same course in Robbinsville on Wednesday evenings, beginning September 25. This class is open to teachers, administrators, and lay citizens. It is designed to improve understanding of the school, its program, and its needs. Dr. Ainsley will lead the class in examining specific techniques and practices for improving communication between the school and the adult community. On Thursday evenings, beginning S eptember 19, two classes will be taugrt in Canton and two at David Millard Junior High School in Asheville. Dr. Harold Bixler and Dean of Men Howard Aldmon will teach separate sections of educational tests and measurements in Canton. This course will be conducted as a workshop, and will deal with the actual administration and use of tests and other evaluative procedures. Mrs. C. A. Hoyle will teach advanced children's literature in Asheville. This is a comprehensive study of the characteristics of anyone remembers. If you learn all these things, you'll be almost in a class by yourself. But when you've absorbed the "feel" of Western Carolina College, this heritage becomes yours to cherish. Minister's Word Editor's note — In our next issue we will begin a regular series of articles written by local ministers. The first one will be by the Rev. Milford Thumm, pastor of Cullowhee Methodist Church. For this edition we are printing the following article written for "Motive Maga-J' zine" by Rachel Henderlite. STUDENT PRAYER Thou hast called me, O God, to spend this portion of my life in study. Although the world is full of young men and women no older than I who must work in fields and shops to support their families, who must bear arms to defend their country, thou hast released me from these responsibilities, placing upon me the special trust of searching out wisdom. When I look to thee, Judge of all the earth, and then look upon myself, I find myself only half ready in heart and mind because of wasted, careless hours. I fear that I will again be tempted to sloth, to be content with half-truth, to support of doubful causes. I beg thy forgiveness and thy cleansing and courage. Help me never to forget, most loving Lord, that the burden of work that is lifted from me is no heavier than the burden of trust that is placed upon me by this call to study. May the need of the world for clarity and commitment be the need that speaks to me: the need for men and women who have drunk deep of the wisdom of the ages, who have studied hard the conditions of slavery and exploritation, who have pushed through obstacles to new dimensions of life, who will not be content with hostilities where there might be reconciliation. Grant, O Father of all mankind, that I may know the dignity of this call to be a student, that I may never lose sight of the needs of the world I am called to meet, that I may always be assured to thy presence and thy power as I enter now this college experience. MIDDLETON'S ESSO Standard Gas For Less Regular 30.9c High Test 34.9c At City Limits Of Sylva, N. C. Amen. I Dial JU 6-2012 Sylva, N. C ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦. A. Stovall's5-10-25cStore| FIRST tN QUALITY I FAIREST tN PRICES IF YOU DON'T SEE IT, ASK FOR IT SYLVA HOME OWNED WAYNESVILLE «. CULLOWHEE CAFE WE SPECIALIZE IN SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS HOME COOKED MEALS — BREAKFAST OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. EVERY NIGHT 4 JUST ACROSS BRIDGE CULLOWHEE, N. C. X Depenji I >*\«jWS-\1 sV» B ■ dahle Jewelers Jewelry, 'Watch Repairing and Dependable Service good literature for children, of early and modern books, and of the place of children's literature in the modern school. It will offer opportunities for extensive reading and research. Dr. Taft Botner will conduct a course in social studies in the school program, designed primarily for in-service teachers. Special problems and projects of class members will be considered. The public relations course is open, to graduate and advanced undergraduate students. All others are limited to graduate students only. US. SAVINGS BONDS SYLVA, N. C. COGDILL MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymouth Approved Service SYLVA, N. C. >«♦♦♦♦< Charwood Barbecue "Where There's Delight In Every Bite**'. Pit Cooked Barbecue and Other Foods Monday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 12 noon till 8 p.m. "Sandwiches or Meal—You Get A Good Deal' East Main Street Sylva, N. C. ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< KURT GANS - The^^Hi^^HHHhds#^J^M^ t * Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 24, 25 The Great American Pastime With Tom Ewell Anne Francis Ann Miller HEDDENS BARBER SHOPS SYLVA CULLOWHEE THE BROWN CO. Groceries - Feed - Notions Cullowhee, N. C. COLLEGE SHOP and CAT'S PAUSE COLLEGE SHOP OPENS- CAT'S PAUSE OPENS Thursday and Friday Sept. 26, 27 Tarzan And The Lost Safari With Gordon Scott as the New Tarzan THE COFFEE SHOP WELCOME STUDENTS AND FACULTY Air Conditioned For Your Comfort SUNDAY DINNER 8YLVA, N. C. VELT'S CAFE SYLVA, N. C The Home Of Good Food" Monday, Friday — 7 a.m. to 7 p. Saturday, 7 a.m. to 12 noon Monday-Friday 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. \
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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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