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  • Honor Roll. ALPHA PHI SIGMA, NATIONAL honor fraternity, initiated eleven new members here last week in recognition of their high scholastic abilities. The initia- ation was held in the faculty lounge of Hunter Library with Dr. Frank Yow and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hirt present as member guests. To be eligible for this fraternity, one must maintain a 3.25 average over 90 hours of work. Honor rolls were screened back over a period of three years in order to come up with these eleven students. They are Gurney Chambers of North Wilkesboro, Mysa Susan Crawford of Franklin, Joe Bill Davis of Waynesville, Toba Grogran of Canton, Virginia Allen Nelson of Clayton, A. L. Matthews of Clyde, Linda Louise Polk of Indian Trail, Marie June Searcy of Hendersonville, Annette Sheffield of Bethel, Annette Thurmond of Rabun Gap, Ga., and Emily Michal of Canton. Officers for the club are president, John Bolen; vice president, Derrick Hockin; secretary, Betty Ferguson; treasurer, Jean Phillips; reporter, Joyce Garrett; and initiation chairman, Joyce Dillingham. Another First Following the lead set here by Dr. Killian with his school for "mentally gifted" children, WCC will open her doors for the summer school sessions this year with yet another trail-blazing program. This time it will be a workshop for teachers in the junior high school field. Plans are now being made to offer a series of courses in this field. These courses will be recommended to the college by a group participating in the workshop conducted by Dr. Maurice Ahrens. The workshop will be divided into four two-week courses running from June 20 until August 12. These courses are (1) Guidance in the Junior High School, headed by Dr. Roy Heath of the University of Pittsburgh, (2) Language Arts —Social Studies in the Junior High School, headed by Mr. Roy E. Jones of the Eghth Street Elementary School in Ocala, Fla., (3) Development of the Junior High School Curriculum, headed by Dr. Maurice A. Ahrens of the Univer- city of Florida, and (4) Science ir. the Junior High School, headed by Dr. C. C. Cleetwood of the Rock. Mount Junior High School of Rocky Mount, N. C. This workship will be for teachers in the junior high school field, and is among the first of its kind in the nation. Continued froin page 1— Young. BETA: Alice Ruth Angel, Jack Lee Anthony, Margaret L. Baker, Robert Allen Ballance, Elizabeth V. Barrett, Anne B. Bell, Charles B. Black, Louis M. Black, John J. Bolen, Carl D. Bowers, Wade C. Bowman, Patricia B. Brady, Ronald B. Brown, Luther Edd Buchanan, Charles Burrell, Lloyd D. Caldwell, Steve Camby, James B. Campbell, John Carter, Gurney E. Chambers, Furman Lee Cogdill. Candler F. Cook, Thomas Cough, Gienda Jeanne Crawford, Musa Susan C rawford, George Finley Curtis, Carolyn Sue Dayton, Joyce Carolyn Dellinger, Marion Joyce Dillingham, William Luther Dixon, Larry Allen Dotson, Jane Ashton Edwards, Vickey Elliott. Robert Brown Everleigh, Vista Boone Hensley Fender, Bettie Lou Ferguson, Margaret Anne Fsher, Larry Fortner, Johnnie Morgan Fowler, Joe Clyde Franklin, June Marie Franklin, Jack Henry Frauson, Lattie Anson Feeman, Gienda Colleen Gambill, Joan Ellison Gaston, Donald Ray Gentry, Joyce Rebecca Gribble, Toba Gragan. Wilda Marteen Gragan, Eucella Hamilton, Louise Elizabeth Harris, William Marshall Helms, Robert Henson, Ervin Claude Hilliard. Elizabeth Etta Hinsdale, Jerald Thomas Hipp, Jerrie Corpening Hogsed, Marcus Owen Hull, Donald Martin Hunter, Max Thomas Hyde, Eric Kilpatrick, Mary Katherine Kiser, Barbara Anne Lacey, James Bruce Lawson, Barbara Louise Ledbetter. Raymond Samuel Ledford, Rita Sue Leger, William McClure, Teresa Bingham McNeill, Eleanor Lockwood Mack, Patricia Jo Mason, Johnny Dale Massie, A. L. Mathews, Marjorie Evelyn Moody, Virginia Gay Moore, Joseph Morgan, Robert L. Norris, Barbara Jean Parker, Dorothy Rhodes Pay- seur, Barbara Jean Phillips, James Leland Phythyon. Willis Joel Pierce, Ann Braswell Plemmons, Johnnie Prine, Betty Ann Ray, Laura Jean Reed, Arbie Cook Rhodes, Linda Gail Roane, Rita Ann Roane, Robert Lane Rogers, Dorothy Rose Ross, Delia Dolores Russell, Nancy Angel Russell, Jane Erwin Russell, Robert Martin Sandlin, Ralph Heath- ton Santoro, Reese Scull, Lowell Smith. Wanda Loraine Sumner, Carol Louise Taylor, William Gilbert Tennent, Peggy Jean Tipton, Lane Tranthom, Jane Eloise Van Horn, Vera Yvonne Waldripm, Charles Walker, John Carl Wallin, Jackie Earl Walter, Bobby Charles Watts, Thomas Lynn Wells, Mary Maurer Welte. Emily Sue West, Malvern Smith West, Sylvia Annette West, Charles Lee White, Richard Wilson, Steven S. Wiseman, Annette Margaret Woody, Patricia Ann Worth- en. SPECIAL ALPHA: James C. Cathey, Vincent Hugh Coomer, Ella B. Fisher, James Franklin Godfrey, Vera V. Griffin, J. Ross Hes- see, Lise Howe, John M. Landers, Karen Pernell Levenson, Donald Hamilton Ma'ney, George D. Ma- ney, Coy R. Mehaffey, Wiley Moore, John Owens, Carl E. Swann, Joe Volrath. SPECIAL BETA: Ellen Ashe, Rebecca Jarrett Clark, Miles Forrest DeBrull, Louise Ellis, Leo Holland Fisher, R. C. Holbrook, Jimmy Howell, David H. Miller, George R. Moore, Raymond Morgan, Clyde Pitts, Harold Scruggs, Ruth Morgan Stroup, John Shaler Thompson, William Walker, Maxine Whitmire. THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Friday, March 11, 1960 The Face Of ... (Continued rrom page 2) we say, "It's useless, hopeless. I have dreams too, and I can't do anything about mine. You're no better than I am." Ridiculous? Yes, but that is the reason for the indifferent attitude in America today. We have lost faith in ourselves. If you want a wholesale example, just look at the beatniks, who have perfectly exemplified organized cowardice. It cannot be cured. And it wouldn't be too important if this indefinable attitude was found just in certain places, but it is widespread. Every now and then wishy-washy you really are. a generation slips back and fails itself. The generation in the past ten years or so has slipped beautifully. We have distorted the idea of the American way, which, incidentally, is not a way of making money and spending it. You have distorted it, and I have distorted it, and it is up to every you and I to look at ourselves, really look, and see why we don't have the courage we should, why we're afraid to do what we should. And not until we face the ruthless facts will we ever know if we actually do live in freedom. If we don't arrest this leprosy, we have one consolation — death cures all. Stovall's 5-10-251 Store FIRST IN QUALITY FAIREST IN PRICES "Where Your Dimes Have More Cento" Beside The Jackson County Bank SYLVA HOME OWNED WAYNE8VILLE WE BACK THE CAT8I I ! Orientation 402 ... (Continued trom page 3) or Sunday nights. Remember, this is a suitcase college and no one will be here. Good luck with your next meeting and remember, keep smiling, you only have three months left to be an officer and then you can have Orfus Winkle- dunk elected to your position but you better start campaigning for him now. N Remember, if you are going to be popular never disagree with the people you associate with and they will tell everyone how BATTLE GROCERY Self - Service Cullowhee, N. C. PHONE 9411 The oncoming week will usher in once again rush week for all fraternities and sororities on campus. Whether these rush parties are open or closed will be determined by the individual clubs. In order to be pledged, a student must have at least 12 hours credit and have at least a C average on the hours he has attempted. No freshman or transfer student may be pledged until his second quarter at WCC. This, quarter the registration fee of one dollar for male students has been dropped. The Brown Company Groceries — Feed Notions Cullowhee, N. C. Jackson Tire Co. Latest In Recapping All New Equipment "Deeper Tread For More Miles" Phone JUstice 6-2710 Sylva, N. C. THE TOWN HOUSE "Beside the Post Office" Fountain Service — College Supplies Breakfast — Hot Lunches — Sandwiches — Cosmetics — OPEN: Weekdays: 7:30 a.m. — 11 p.m. Sunday: 2 p.m. — 11 p.m. "24-Hour Photo Developing" For Delicious Food Served Promptly Visit VELT'S CAFE T-Bone Steaks - Sandwiches Southern Fried Chicken - Shrimp Open From 5 A. M. — 12 P. M. For The Best in MOVIES visit The Ritz The Sylva Drive-In Theaters GOOD MOVIES at the MACON THEATRE and FRANKLIN DRIVE - IN Franklin, N. C. THE EVENT: Grand Prix of Endurance for tne Amoco Gold Trophy THE PLACE: Sebring, Florida THE DATEi March 26,1960 COMING UP... | The big day for sports car enthusiasts! It's the Date of the Year—seeing the sports cars of the world in a day-and-night test of mettle for men and machines at Sebring! Amoco, as usual, is the sponsor. And powerful, unleaded Amoco-Gas iwwmV+'^^r^'^m —also as usual—is the sole fuel chosen for the spectacular performance eT*1 ' I • T *f • B every driver expects to turn in. **Sa*AL^*et*mJt*At*kW Come on down! If you drive, come the smart drivers' way. Stop at Amoco stations en route. Fuel up with premium Amoco-Gas that leaves no lead deposits on plugs, valves or combustion chambers- saves overhaul costs. Or if you use regular, buy American, best of the regulars because it's precision-refined to burn clean.. See you at Sebring! Economy starts here Our 50th Anniversary 1910 Famous for Quality 196Q
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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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