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  • Friday, April 21,1967 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 5 GtlSSJi 3£<47 I Professor Robert Parr Is Writing New Textbook The spring quarter pledge class left to right, front, Jan Gunter, Shroats, Tom Taylor. Back row, and Reid Black. Alp Am Xi Delta Honors All Senior Sisters The sisters of Alpha XI Delta had numerous activities last week. Thursday night a dessert party was held at the Jarrett House in Dillsboro. The party was held in honor of the senior sisters and the new Spring Quarter Pledge Class. The graduating seniors are Jane Smith, Carolyn Silvey, Carolyn Lynn Hutchins, Madeline Campbell, Frances Sauter, Dlanne Hundley, Paulette Cru= thcfield, LaVerne Harris, and Joyce Stiles. The new pledges are Anita Allen, Donna Smith, Ida Nelson, Linda Reep, Jua- nita Massie, and Ruth Howell. The Winter Pledge Class a- wards were presented to Emily Wallace fo r "Best Pledge" and Tiare Smiley for Scholarship, Friday night the Sisters held a record party ai' the Waynesville Women's Club. Saturday a State Day Convention was held in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Alumni Club of Alpha Xi Delta sorority hosted the convention. There were nine delegates from Western Carolina College. East Carolina College and Newberry College were also represented Activities for the day included a wig demonstration and a banquet Monday was the Sorority's National Founder's Day. It was observed by wearing navy blue jumpers monogrammed in light blue with the sorority's Greek letters. Monday night, a special Founder's Day program was held At this time flowers were presented to the Sisters In honor of their founding date by the Brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Pi Kappa Phi Installs New Otficers Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity installed its new officers at the weekly meeting on Wednesday, April 12. They are: Frank Willis, Archon; Bill Biggers, treasurer; Tom Pettit, secreta- of Kappa Alpha Order Includes John Mosby, Gary Mann, Phil Mitch Turner, Marvin Brame ry; Tom Radford, warden; Bill Medford, historian; Mike Baumberger, chaplain. Zeta Tau Alpha Sisters. Pledqes Enjoy Cookout The Alumnae Club of the Zeta Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority at Western Carolina College held a cookout at the home of Mi s. Edward L. Trout in Sylva on Friday night, April 9th. The outing was held in honor of the members of Zeta Tau Alpha at Western Carolina and their Spring Quarter pledges. Participating sponsors were Mrs. Edith Hall, Mrs. William Ashbrook, Mrs. Anthony E. Brown, Mrs. Tom Young, Mrs, Newton Turner, Mrs. Geza Nagy, Mrs. Edward Trout, and Mrs. Laura Gray. LAB SCHOOL ...... From Page 4 credit, enrichment, and no- credit courses in the summer program, Camp Laboratory School has special programs in speech and hearing, special education, and a program for the gifted children. BY VIC CAMPO Robert Lee Parr, professor in the English Department has been contracted to write a book that could very possibly end a lot of freshman misery. The book is unfinished and the working title that is used for It now Is ILLUSTRATION AND ANALYSIS: AN APPROACH TO WRITING. It is to be a text book designed for freshmen English courses, The textbook he proposes to write is based on a new principle of method for teaching freshmen English, The idea behind this technique is to show a student how to write rather than merely to tell him. This book is divided into two parts. The first part of it deals with the process of composition. This shows a student how to write a theme and how to carry it through and write longer papers. The second part of the book deals with the writing of various kinds of literary papers and exams. Parr says that the last chapter of the book is the one on which the most emphasis is places. This chapter deals with the answering of essay questions on tests. He states that many college freshmen do not know how to answer such questions properly, so he has put various types of essay questions in the book with rules'for. answering them. In each chapter of the book, there will be actual papers printed to show what point the chapter tries to get across. First there will be a group of writings from professional writers. These will be followed by actual papers handed in by students in order to show what the writing would look like in an actual exercise. The publisher for the book is Charles Merril, and Parr hopes to finish it and have it published by January. Parr, an alumnus of Duke University, received an A.B. degree there in 1953. He received an M.A, degree in 1954 from the University of North Carolina, and he has taken add- itional graduate courses at UNC BANTAM CHEF SANDWICHES li^aflL^, - ICE MILK Phone 293-2222 BOXES TO GO CHICKEN SHRIMP SLUSH DRINKS FISH COGDILL MOTOR CO. Sylva, N. C. Your Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge Truck Dealer See The New 67's Complete Body Shop THE BOOKSTORE Students And faculty.We Welcome l)ov So See Our C&tesi Selection Of Spring Cards And Qijts In Sylva PROFESSOR ROBERT PARR and New York University. He taught at Presbyterian Junior College for two years, and after serving in the armed forces, he came to be on the faculty here at Western In 1958. * a SPR9NG; 3ASH90NS Assuming an air under an arbor, correctly clothed by the Varsity Shop, is Tom Roberts, sophmore from Miami, Fla. As a participant in the recent touring fashion and medicine show, Tom was sartorially outfitted upstairs in a shirt by Gant and a Royal Blue alpaca V-neck by Heathmore. Trousers are Corbln's uninhibited plaid, complete with the natural shoulder look. The shoes (you cant see 'em, but we'll tell you anyway) are Nettleton's black tassels. Yes, the confident man Is the man correctly clothed; so for correct clothing, confidence, coolness, and other goodies too numerous to mention, shop at ®hr Varsity fchoji Traditional Clothing for The Gentleman ft His lady I -•».•»>:•»:'
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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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