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  • Friday, September 25, 1964 The Western Carolinian Page 4 Band Boosts School Spirit School spirit is an important phase of college life. Although all students are pledged to contribute to this aspect of our higher education, some naturally contribute more than others. The WCC Marching Band, ma jorettes and Pep Band are prime examples of unselfish contributors of school spirit. Think what a football game would be like without the twirl- ings of batons, the blare of trumpets, the boom of the drum or our beloved Alma Mater? Yes, music and school are two important factors which this school organization combines. The marching band, this year composed of 59 members, SHOWN ABOVE ARE THE WCC MA- Jorettes for 1964-65. These young ladles will grace our homeball games with routines for which they are so famous. Leading the squad this year will be Jo Anne Boden who has served as head majorette for the past three years. Jane Souther and Charlene Losey are also veterans while the five remaining girls are new on the squad as well as on the campus. is the largest in the history of the college. The recipient of last year's Most Outstanding School Service Organization Award, the band will perform at all of our home games and travel to Lenoir Rhyne and Catawba. Performing out of town games which the complete band is unable to attend is the Pep Band. Members include: woodwinds, Betty Jo Green, Patsy Whittiker, Cathy Bartlett, Ken Smith, Ronald Moore and Aaron Hyatt; brass, Charles Aiken, David Duncan, John Anderson, Nick Kale, Howard Lamb, Kenneth James, Russell Ronquillo and Bobby Buckner; drum, Tom Page, and of course, the CAT. For the clash with Appalachian, half time activities feature precision drills, majorette routines and alumnus Ray Haney, band director at Elizabeth City, N. C, who will piny a trumpet solo, "Bobby's Blues." Twelve high school bands and the Mars Hill College Band will entertain at Homecoming. Bob Lowery, nationally famous jazz clarinetist, will be featured soloist. An accomplished musician in his own right, director Aaron MODERN BEAUTY SHOP ANNOUNCING 2 NEW STYLISTS: "GINGER" MOORE formerly with Twin Salon, Cullowhee, N. C. and BERTHA WATSON formerly with Victoria Salon, Gastonia, N. C. Cosmetologists Now Available Appointments Not Always Necessary OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Telephone 586-4324 YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME CHARLIE'S Of WAYNESVILLE GREETINGS and WELCOME WCC Students and Faculty Members of 1964-65 WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US FOR Special Gifts, Art and Office Supplies, Hallmark Cards, Party Items, etc. THE BOOK STORE 12 East Main — Phone 586-2465 in Sylva OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Hyatt plays clarinet, saxaphone and flute and is a member of the National College Band Directors Association. Hard hours of practice and going over and over intri"qic routines are two factors which make the WCC majorette, composed of three seasoned veterans and five freshmen, outstanding. Jo Anne Boden, head majorette for the past three years, is a senior from Woods- town, N. J., majoring in Business Education. Prior to her majorette career here at W- CC, Jo Ann was drum majorette during her four years at Woodstown High School and has received 18 awards in National Baton Twirling Association contests. Newcomer Marianne Touchstone, an elementary education major from Asheville, has been a majorette since the eighth grade and was drum majorette in her freshman and senior years. Sophomore Jane Souther began "majoretting" in the fourth grade and continued her career at Rockingham High School where she was head majorette her junior and senior years. She is majoring in Social Science and psychology. Miss Majorette of western North Carolina for 1962, Vicki Russell, a music and education major from Waynesville, has been a majorette for five years and was a member of the Best Majorette Corp in Southeastern Band Festival. Chief majorette in her senior year at Concord High School, freshman Dlanne Freeze has been a majorette throughout her high school days. She is a primary edu- cation major. Returning Charlene Losey of Jacksonville, Florida, a major in math, Spanish and physical education, has been a WCC majorette since her freshman year and was drum majorette her senior year at Havelock High School, Havelock. Vicki Jackson, a math and education major, will be another new face on the field this year. A majorette since her sophomore year at Canton High School, she was a member of the 1962 Western Carolina District Championship Majorette Corp. Completing the majorette line—up is freshman Kay Rector of Asheville. Head Majorette in the ninth grade at Hall Fletcher High School, Kay was also majorette during her junior and senior years at Lee Edwards High School. Beware of too sublime a sense of your own consequence.—William Cowper Nehi Bottling Company Inc. Bottlers of Diet - Rite Nehi RC Cola "The Fresher Refresher" Bryson City Phone 3705
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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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