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  • Thursday, April 9,1970 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 7 Running back signs grant-in-aid at WCU Sammy Robertson, the Columbia (S.C.) area running back- of-the-year has signed a f lot- ball grant-in-aid at Western Carolina University. Robertson, 5-foot-10, 195 pound halfback, gained 1480 yards, averaged 9.6 yards a carry and scored 22 touchdowns last season to lead Lower Richland High to a 10-2 record. Y-P FROM Page 1 would visit the dormitories periodically for student reactions, suggestions and gripes. He stated that his office would arrange investigations of so- called violations of students' rights when need be. Finally Scarce stated that recommendations would be made jn the tenure policy and curriculum to Dr. Alex Pow and W. Newton Turner respectively. Felsberg's platform also is concerned with the protection of student rights. Felsberg stated, "I want to see that all students' rights are protected and that no individual group infringes upon the rights of other sludents, but at the same time to insure that all students have the right of peaceful protest." Felsberg also wants to "help matte the Student Senate a working organization that does not get bogged down in paril- mentary procedure," and "give the UCB control of all entertainment so that the entertainment will be controlled by the students rather than the faculty." Other points in Felsberg's platform are: to work to eliminate the traffic jam in front of the Post Office; to acquire more parking facilities within a reasonable walking distance of campus; and to give the students a voice in where the new Post Office will be built so that it will not be constructed in an extreme end of campus. Collins stated his campaign in one sentence: "Your concerns are our business and our only reason for existance." His platform is made up of the following points: Reorganization of Senate committees. One judicial court with attorney general and defense attorney for all cases to eliminate present inefficiencies. Women's hours be eliminated except for first and second quarter freshmea Professional course evaluations be started. Research on the infirmary and present ambulance service be investigated, Riom inspections be made monthly. Washers and driers be placed in dorms. New athletic facilities and hours be made available. Investigation of parking and system of ticket issuance. Collins finished the Interview by saying, "The Senate should and must bring about action for all student concerns and the administration must be truly responsive." Don Addis was on tour with the band when this interview was made, but his campaign manager said that the main aim of Addis' platform was to Invoke campus leaders to take a stand In what they believe in and support that stand. He also said that Addis wants to express a more progressive image for the school. VOTING IS THURSDAY, APRIL 16. H e was voted Back-of-the= Year in the Columbia area, Eastern Conference MVP and All-State 3-A Back-of-the- Year. Lower Richland posted a 10-2 mark, losing to Easley by 18= 15 In the Upper State finals under Coach Mooney Player— voted the Columbia area Coach < of-the-Year, "Sammy is truly a winner and he's played in a winning ore- gram," said Johnny Wike, WCU offensive line coach, who recruited and signed Robertson., "He's a bread-and -butter type runner: when you need yardage, you give him the ball and he'll get what you need. Sammy lias outstanding balance and we feel he could play several positions, but we're primarily interested In him as a running back. "He's tough, he hits hard, and is a true competitor and a fine young man," Wike said, Robertson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H, Robertson Jr. of #2 King Charles Road. Western Carollnaposteda9-l record last season—Its best ever in football--ranking 8th in the NAIA final poll, Two Columbia players, tackles Joe Kearse and Steve Williams, both former Eau Claire stars, started for the Catamounts last season. Miss Beam retires .FROM Page 1 sonally marked off the location for every desk and filing cabinet to be placed in her new offices. "The registrar's office was the first to occupy Bird Building," Miss Beam said, in a recent interview. She was moved and back In operation almost immediately. Miss Beam was in Cullowhee when there was a pig pen where the post office is located. The school owned several cows, and kept them in barns where Reid Gy.n now stands. According to Miss Beam, boys used to work their way through school milking cows for the school, She has seen Cullowhee State Normal School grow into Western Carolina University. She notes, "Students have always Deen just as uviy are, excepi they are now recognized as individuals. The young people think more than they used to. They're more knowledgeable." Miss Beam is presently on leave from the University. Her retirement will become official on May 31. While on leave, she could be called bacK at work at any time, but, she said,' 'I'm going to rest." However, she is going to Florida soon to stay until the end of May, and is thinking about an around- the-world tour. "I'm going to go just anywhere I can." In addition to traveling, Miss Beam plans to catch up on her painting and gardening, and it sounds as if WCU's AddieBeam is taking a long-deserved vacation. BROOKLYN BRIDGE TONIGHT 8:00 P. M. PRESSLEY AND ANGEL BARBER SHOP We Offer Clean, Courteous Service Also Razor Cuts Beside The Town House 8:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. Monday - Saturaday Closed Wednesday PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE PRINCE MATCHABELLI LANVIN ENGLISH LEATHER FARFPTF JADE EAST FABERGk BRmSH STERLING jV*tJoMm//y AJweiHtti Drwj TERRY HELMS WCU Tract Team opens new season with win Host team Western Carolina dominated the field events here Tuesday to open their defense of the District 6 NAIA championship with a win in the first annual WCU Invitational Track and Field Meet. The victorious Cats took nine firsts, seven seconds, and five thirds to pile up 118 1/2 points, compared to 92 1/2 for a second place Appalachian. Mars Hill and Maryville Colleged tied for third with 25 each while Gardner-Webb was fifth with 10 points. Double winners were WCU's Tommy Jordan in the pole vault and high jump and ASU's Clayton Deskins in the long and triple jumps and Kjch Agle in the 100 and 220-yard dashes, WCU won five out of seven events—including the pole vault, javelin, high jump, shot and discuss--plus the 120 and 410 hurdles and the mile and three mile, Terry Helms set the only record for the Cats, running the three-mile in 14:56:6 — nine seconds better than the 15:03:7 which he ran in 1969. The masters mile (for people over 40) went to 55-year old Layton Horner at 8:27:3. The WCU history department member and former miler and three miler in college, ran unopposed. COURT HILL INN above the Courthouse in Sylva STEAK N SALAD ROOM You don't have to have a special occasion to enjoy a steak 'n salad evening, but it does indeed make a special occasion really special. Phone 586-4484 Serving 6—9 Mon.-Fri. 6—10:30 Sat. CULLOWHEE BARBER SHOP Lebern Dills . . . Bubit Dee Wheatley Shine Boy Beside The Brown Co. Open Tues.-Sat. 8.O0AM-&00PM
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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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