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Western Carolinian Volume 34 Number 19

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TheWESTERN CAROLINIAN VOICE OF THE STUDENTS VOL XXXIV NO. 19 Thursday, December 5,1968 CULLOHEE.N.C. 36 Are Selected For Who's Who New Center Restaurant To Open January 2 The University Center restaurant will open Jan. 2, announced James Kirkpatrick, business manager of Western Carolina University. The long awaited opening of the restaurant was made possible by obtaining a qualified chef in order to staff the establishment, Alf Roberg, originally of Norway and now a United States citizen, has been hired as the chef. Roberg, 57, comes to WCU from New York, where he was employed by B. Altman and Company, a chain of restaurants in New York City. Negotiations in the hiring of a manager for the restaurant are still in progress, stated Kirkpatrick. "But the restaurant will open in January even if I have to act as manager myself," he continued. The restaurant, seating approximately 140, will probably use students as waiters and waitresses. Roberg begins work Dec. 10, in preparation for the opening. Thirty-six students at Western Carolina University have been named to "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities", according to a statement from Dr. Newton Turner, Dean of Academic Affairs. The following is a list of the selected students who have met the standards in the fields of scholarship, leadership and character. The selection is also made on a basis of participation in extra-curricular activities. Mr Donald Wilson Abernathy, Stanley; Business Administration and Social Science; Alpha Phi Sigma, National Honor Society. Anita M. Allen, Hickory; Business Education; Secretary of SNEA, Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. Colon R. Ballance, Jacksonville; Elementary Education; Sgt. at Arms of Alpha Phi Omega. Mrs. Alice Caldwell Best, Brevard; Chemistry and Science; Dean's List, 1967. William Taylor Bigger s, Asheville; Political Science; Pres. of Debate Club, Pres. of Young Republicans Club. Thomas Ford Bishop, Taylors, S.C.; Music; Past Pres. and current Vice-Pres. of the WCU Band. Six Attend SGA Returns From National Meeting By CHARLENE SMITH Six student government leaders recently attended the 5th Annual Conference of Associated Student Governments, of which WCU has been a member for three years. Those attending were Charlie Sutton, Bob Thomas, Cindy Edwards, Carol McRae, John Henningand Gary Mann. The group arrived in Washington, D. Con Wednesday, Nov. 27 at which time they registered and took part in a preliminary business session. On Thursday regional meetings and seminars were held. The seminars were concerned with such topics as Student Government and the Student, Student Involvement in the Community, and Student Rights and Responsibilities. On Friday the delegates visited the State Department where they were given a tour and an Operations Center briefing. .After this they saw films and took part in panel discussions. These discussions were centered on the American Foreign Service, military power and foreign policy, education and cultural exchanges, current trends in international Communism, and foreign aid. Also on Friday Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke to the delegates in the International Conference Room, giving a review of world developments. This was followed by a question and answer period and a reception in the Diplomatic Functions Area, with an opportunity to meet Mr. Rusk informally. At the conference Charlie Sutton was elected Regional discussion of minority groups on campus. Attorney General Ramsey Clark was the key speaker. That night a banquet was held at which the new officers were installed. Student body President Char- Chairman. WCU is part of a five-state Regional including North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. On Saturday afternoon a seminar was held with discussions on the Youth Participation Act and extremist groups on campus. The highlight was a lie Sutton pointed out that there are only two national student organizations, ASG and NSA (National Student Association). NSA has shown that it is a political organization whereas ASG is strictly non-political and offers services for better communications among American colleges and universities Roger Clifton Bowman; Hickory; Business Administration, concentration Accounting; Past Pres. of-the University Concert Choir. Jeanne Elaine Bradford, Asheville; Elementary Education; Alpha Phi Sigma Scholastic Fraternity. Norman C. Clampitt, Jr; Bryson City; Chemistry; Vice- Pres. of Student Affiliate Chapter of American Chemical Society. Janice Elizabeth Clary, High Point; Art; Delta Zeta Sorority, Cheerleader. Jerry Lee Conner, Jacksonville; English, Drama, and Professional Writing; Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Chairman of Home Coming Committee. Kathryn Cowan, Jacksonville, Fla.; English; Student English Seminar, Nomad Staff. Donald Lee Dalton, Hender- sonville; Health and Physical Education; E.C.A. Vice-Pres., Pres. of Physical Education Club for 2 years. Mrs. Barbara Abrams Del- linger, Rutherfordton; Business Education; Phi Beta Lambda. David Thomas Dingier, Charlotte; Business Administration; Junior and Senior Senator, Social Chairman of Delta Sigma Phi. Thomas W, Graham, Jr., Shelby; Music Education; Vice- Pres, Dorm. Eddie M. Gouge, Glenwood; Chemistry; Pres. of Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society. John Frederick Helgenson; Asheville; Political Science and History; YRC Vice-Pres. Ted Carl Helms, Crouse; Biology; President of Biology Club. Charles George Hood, Jr., Charlotte; Business Administration and Professional Writing; Secretary of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity, Business Manager of the Western Carolinian. Stephen Lynn Guimond, Glen Alpine; English/Dramatic Arts; director of 1969 spring musical 'Tunny Girl", columnist for the Western Carolinian. Lillian Wyatt Hirt, Cullowhee; English and Professional Writing. Katherine Phipps Howard, Knoxville, Term.; English and History; Alpha Phi Sigma Honorary Fraternity. Frank Lamont Lloyd, San- ford; English, Professional Writing Concentration; English Seminar — Vice Pres., President, Editor of Nomad (1967) Mrs. Sharon Queen Loftis, Waynesvilie; Special Education - Mental Retardation; Alpha Xi Delta (2,3,4) Corresponding Sec. (3) Judy CoNette Love, .Charlotte; History and English; Sigma Kappa—Membership and Rush Chairman, UCB - Vice President, CONTINUED Page 3. ..

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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
- Format
  - Publications (documents)
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  - Text
- Date
  - Date original: 1968-12-05;
  - Date digitized: 2017-11-02
- Extent
  - Dimension: 15.75" x 11"
  - Pages: 20 pages
- Subject - Topic
- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
- Identifier
  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1968-12-05_Vol34_No19
- Repository
  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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