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Western Carolinian Volume 23 Number 02

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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Saturday, September 28,1957 Your Student-Faculty Co-operative Government The Student Union Activity At The Student Union The Student Union Organization Was begun during the 1955-56 school year. It was realized at the time that persons connected with the College needed more leisure- time facilities for their enjoyment. The Organization operates under a constitution, approved by the Co-operative Student - Faculty Government, of which it is a constituent unit. Students, faculty and alumni are members of the SUO whose purpose, according to its constitution, is "to promote the social and recreational needs of the campus." At present the Student Union Building is open from noon to 10:30 pjn. Monday through Thursday, noon to 11:00 p.m. Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Saturday. Saturday, September 28 Double Feature "Bright Leaf" Gary Cooper "Port of Hell' Dana Clark Sunday through Wednesday "Giant" Elizabeth Taylor Rock Hudson Thursday .and Friday October 3, 4 "Screaming Eagles Tom Tryon. // Saturday, October 5 Double Feature —-^DaMas" Gary Cooper Crashing Las Vagas Bowery Boys The building is closed for all ball games, lyceums and other events where the entire student body is invited to attend. Activities include ping pong, pool, cards, checkers, chess, television, dancing or just relaxation. A hi-fi phonograph is also available for special occasions. The lack of space in the building prevents the addition of more facilities at the present time. This will be done when and if more space is made available. Probably the biggest event sponsored by the Student Union during the year is "Mountaineer Month," usually held during January. The event is culminated with a dance where prizes are offered to the boy with the best beard and the girl with the best mountaineer costume. Other events included dances (both round and square) and tournaments. Activities are planned by a Student Union Board, composed of representatives of the various dormitories and the Day Students, plus a president and vice-president elected by the entire student body. Gene Ellis, a senior from Kings Mountain, is president this year and Bill Taylor of Black Mountain is vice-president. t^frEl Introducing tt*r*r.-v ■■•*■■■*■ - *r-?/- CTJu3© Saturday Late Show Sunday and Monday "Bernadine" Pat Boone Sunday and Monday October 6 and 7 "The Girl Can't Help It" Jayne Mansfield and Tom Ewell Tuesday and Wednesday October 1, 2 Rock Baby Rock // Tuesday and Wednesday October 8 and 9 "The Seventh Sin" Eleanor Parker Thursday and Friday October 10 and 11 "Lizzie" Eleanor Parker Saturday, October 12 Double Feature "Apache" Burt Lancaster Satellite In The Sky" Thunsday and Friday October 3, 4 "Attack" Robert Ryan and Aldo Ray BAXTER WOOD, vice president of the Student Body. Baxter is a native of Cullowhee, a senior, and is majoring in a history concentration. As vice president, Baxter is ex-officio chairman of the powerful Standards Committee which each year drafts all the necessary general regulations concerning conduct en the campus. A veteran, Baxter is married. Mrs. Sue Wood is also a member of the Student Senate. Baxter and Sue are the editors of this year's Student Handbook. Saturday, October 5 'Oklahoma Woman' "Female Jungle" Sunday and Monday October 6, 7 "Oklahoma" Shirley Jones and Gordon McRea Tuesday and Wednesday October 8, 9 "Incredible Shrinking Man // Thursday and Friday October 10, 11 «l Jl Drango' Jeff Chandler and Joanne Dru Fire destroys ^fl ?■*'"' his trees. PRIVENT FOREST nRES! HOOPER MOTOR CO. PONTIACS BUICK AUTHORIZED SERVICE Dial JU 6-2012 Sylva, N. C. jl KURT GANS - The Home of Fine Diamonds Kurt Gans of Waynesville Invites You To See DIAMOND RINGS with Feature-£l© the setting* that makes center diamond look 90% LARGER... 87% MORE BRILLIANT As Adverfised in LIFE Only Feature Lock Interlocking Diamond Rings have amazing, new Feature-Glo. Let us show you how incredibly large and brilliant the massed diamonds look . . . how easily these superb rings lock together in perfect position. Rings enlarged to show detail Budget Terms Gladly Arranged You Save 30% to 40% on Diamonds at Kurt Gans Because We Buy Direct BELK'S DEPT. STORE Dial JU 6-2015 8YLVA, N. C. O The Director of Student Union serves as coordinator of all activities carried on by the Organization. Clarence Goode, a 1954 graduate of WCC, is beginning his second year in this work. 100% Wool FLANNEL an^ TWEED SUITS Short - Reoulaje-. Long $29.95 each 100% OrttJ^and 100% Lamb's Wool Sweaters Wide Variety of Color—Sizes S - M - I $5.95 each Jackson Tire Co. Latest In Recapping All New Equipment "Deeper Tread For More Miles" f Phone JU 6-2710 Sylva, N. C. /$*{/% mt-* J I W K L s a WAYNESVILLE wmmwxqmmm HEDDENS BARBERSHOPS 8YLVA CULLOWHEE I ! When In Waynesville visit CHARLIE'S Open All Night I ! SUPER-WINSTON PRODUCTIONS presents You'd be Sioux Nice to Come Home to ARomxmceof the Old West *. J. HEYNQLDS TOBACCO CO.. WI NSTON-SALEM , N . C NEXT WEEK : CUSTER SLEPT HERE-A SCALP TINGLING (curmAT0Wl)W&ffit$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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