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  • Page 6 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, March 6,1969 Women's Recreation Association basketball team WRA To Attend National Basketball Championship Dr. Jim Hamilton announced Monday that WCU's Women's Recreation Association has been invited to attend the National Invitational Collegiate Women's Basketball Tournament this year. The tournament is to be held March 20- 22 at West Chester State College at West Chester, Pa. The tournament will host representatives from such big name schools as Ohio State University, Oregon State, University of Iowa, University of Kentucky, Central Michigan University, and Northwestern University. The tournament will be played on a single elimination basis with a consolation tourney. Thirteen girls from Western Carotin's team will leave for the tournament on March 18. However, WCU still has two games left on their fourteen game schedule. They will play host to High Point here Friday and then take on Greensboro for their final regular season game Saturday. Coached by Miss Betty Westmorland, the WRA has posted a remarkable record for the past three years, having lost only five games during this time. Last year they went undefeated and are 10-1 for the season thus far. Their only loss came at Greensboro when time ran out on them with the score two points in Greensboro's favor. Commenting on the upcoming match with Greensboro this week-end, Miss Westmorland said she thought it would be a different story this time. One of the star players, Jane Mc- Cleeves, was out with a leg injury last time, but will be back in action Friday. When asked what she felt their chances were in the tournament, Miss Westmorland replied, "I think we stand as good a chance as anyone else. We've played against competi tion as good as you'll find anywhere. If the girls play as well up there as they have played for the past two seasons, I'll be content, win, lose, or draw." The team which won twenty- four out of its last twenty- five games is led in scoring by a couple of Freshmen ladies this season. Karen Pike and Brenda Williams are tied, each averaging 13.9 points per game. Edna Jessup leads in rebounds, averaging 9 per game. GOLF The WCU Golf Team will meet Wednesday, March 12, at 7:00 p.m. in Reid Gym. Sanfords FOOD TOGO Picnic Boxes GOLDEN BROWN Chicken & Shrimp Phone "Yo" Orders 586-4096 OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON int. Mill & Main Street* University Imprinted T-Shirts & Sweatshirts for the Spring!!! in Cotton & A cry fen Be an "Early Bird" and Get Next Quarter's Supplies Now/ See Our New Line of Cathedral Glassware And All The Other Gift Items At CENTER PHARMACY P.E. Club Committee DiscussesGym Opening By WAT HOPKINS A committee of members of the Physical Education Club of WCU met Tuesday night, March 4, to finish plans for the opening of the gymnasium nights and week-ends beginning Spring Quarter. The P.E. Club is responsible for the opening of the gym so that the students can take full advantage of its facilities. Beginning Friday, March 28, the gym will be open nights, except Tuesday and Sunday, from 7:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. Sunday it will be open from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. The gym will not be open on Tuesday nights because of the movies that will be started again next quarter. The gym will remain open at its regular hours. Dan Young, chairman of the committee, stated that the first few weeks would be a trial period. Young stated that if gym and equipment were abused and there was no participation the gym would be closed. Young also emphasized the fact that no faculty members would be working, except for a supervisor, and that students would be in charge of all facilities. Since the gym will be run by students, lack of its use will only mean its closure. The trial period also will determine a more practical schedule. The gym may be closed on certain nights, be= cause of few students, for instance, and open on others. The P. E. Club feels that enough students will participate to keep the gym open. Young mentioned that the gym would be especially advantageous to P. E. students who would like to practice outside class periods. GYMNASTICS The WCU Gymnastic Troup, will resume workouts Spring Quarter on Monday and Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00 p.m. Bridge the Gap Just Arrived!! Just the thing to wear during these balmy week days that we've been having before the week-end snow. From the John Meyer collection of spring apparel, Jo Ann Walker, a sophomore from Ellenboro, has chosen a brown, plaid bermuda skirt with matching top and Bass Wejuns. Ladies, you're in luck. With the Spring Season just starting, the Varsity Shop has already received racks and racks of the latest creations from John Meyer and Villager. So hurry on down and Lay-a-Way, use your BankAmeri- card, or we might even let you pay cash for your selections from our vast wardrobes of fashion. Y.C.B.C.S.O.Y.P. 2Ujr Barsttg &I70P 1 raditronal Clothing for The Gentleman 4V His Lady
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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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