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  • Cfje TOestem Carolinian i ©ICE OF THE STUDENTS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 3 Thursday, June 29, 1972 Western Carolina University Cullowhee, N.C. Two More Students Arrested ["wo WCL students were arrested Tuesday in Sylva by officers of the Jackson County Sheriff's Department in what was termed a follow-up to a raid made by the Sheriff's Depart- niem on June 13 at a house on Hick's Gap lioad south of Cullowhee. Sheriff Fred Holcombe reported that Kevin ''Dakota" Boutclle, 19, of Rapid City,S.D. and Jamie Skees, 20, of Cullowhee were arrested. Both were charged with possession of dangerous drugs. Holcombe thai he arrested ■, in Sylva at the Court- ?re District Court was in. Boutclle v M short • later the Sheriff, Both were released after posting 83,000 bond for appearance in District Court in July. In three cases siemmingfrom the June 13 raid, sentences were handed down. Judy Mary Dodson, -0, of Cullowhee was fined SI ,000 and costs, and placed on probation, John Franklin Fields, 19, of Palm Beach, Fla. was fined S7.50 and costs, and placed on probation. William Uickman was fined S500 and placed on probation. SBl Agent James Maxej told the Western Carolinian loda\ that the investigation of events concerning the raid at the house on Dick's Gup Road is still ontinuingo The agent stated that i ledru. ad- ■elatedpai- aphernalia confiscated i raid, several drugs were found. Said Maxey, "We found an excess of 100 grams of mari- hashi'sh, one drug classified as Mcthaphenadol, and a substance lentativei.i identified as Cocaine. Some of the items have not been completely identified b\ the SBl lab in Raleigh." In other court cases, The State took a nolle pros in the case of Di\id Cay. 20, of Cullowhee, charged with possession of a narcotic drug. lorn French, 21, of Cul- lowhee, pled guilty of K e drug, Sen- ninths, suspended DILLARD STEALS FOURTH Independence Day,next Tuesday, will be observed by those in Bird Building, but not by the students and faculty, according to Doyle M. Dillard, vice pres> ident'for business affairs. Classes will be held as usual and other offices of the L'ni- versity will have at least a skeleton crew to cover essential services. . the "dig site Excavation In Progress Near Here Twenty students undo direction of Dr. John Dorw of Western Carolina In; versity's department of soc ology and anthropology, been working near Culli since the beginning of su Indian village the have i i facts ned The t i the Ca owned by Oakley Cross. The project is financed by several arms of the University. Dr. Dorwin said thatalthough data proof is necessary to confirm it, speculation is that the land v i the site of : 1 India cupied periodical!: over several thousand years The group of students fron WCL and other universities have just begun top soil exploration, Dr. Dorwin said, and Some of the a thus far include cutting stones, pottery, arrowheads and burnt claj areas indicating fire sites. Dr. Dorw in sa id the group had also found a piece of black flint, a stone not common to North Carolina. He added that this find alone may be proof of trade between these particular people and distant Indian The |>art of interpreting the various "finds" is a crucial point in the work of the archaeologist, Dr. Dorwin said* The scientist must pool the resources of experience, reasoning and intuition to form an opinion about the culture or society of the people be ing stud ied. the aging. bcoi ' will last 1 will be »r date if SGA Officials Fry And Barnes John Fry, Oeft) has been named director of refrigeration rentals for the summer session, and Kenneth Barnes appointed by Dwight Nelson, SGA president, and Barnes' nomination was approved by the Senate at the last meeting in the Spring. Fry, a senior in social sciences, is a native of Florida and a veteran of the U, S. Army. Barnes, a senior in accounting is a native of Hickory. (<1) Dr. Jack K. Carlton Appointed Chancellor Dr, Jack K, Carlton, a 6 feet 4 I. 2 inches tall native Texan, Tuesday was named chancellor of Western Carolina University. He will assume office Aug. I, Announcement of the appointment came following a meeting of WCU's Board of Trustees. Dr. Wallace N. Hyde of Asheville, board chairman* announced the selection of Dr. Carlton, '1 call upon the students,alumni, and the teaching, administrative and staff employees of I the University to give without I reservation their assistance to | Dr. Carlton," the chairman said. "Dr. Carlton brings to Western Carolina University sound scholarship and splendid experience," Dr. Hyde said. Dr, Carlton, who presently heads Macon Junior College, Macon, (la,, called the new consolidated university system in North Carolina ",„one of the greatest things that everhap" I pened to North Carolina/' "One of the things that is j exciting to me,'' he said," is ] lo be a part in helping to create a viable system, I have been part of building three institutions from scratch," He was appointed to the pre-' sidencj of Macon Junior College 14 months before the open- ,ig of the new institution in icy making decisions. "I think 1967, Before moving to Ma- that student input is extremely con, he was dean of the Col- important to you," he said, lege of Arts and Sciences of A native of Baileyville, Tex., the University of West Florida d,.. Carlton received the ba- CHANCFLLOR CARLTON which was also a new institution. In 1958 he was named a Jjhemtttry member of the faculty of Uiu- isiana State University's new campus in New Orleans. Dr. Carlton said that under the state's new higher educa- chelor of science degree in from Louisiana State, He also received his Ph.D. in chemistry there in 1951. He taught at the University of Arkansas, Georgia Tech, and LSC and was dean of the Col- strong Possibility of a rebirth , f Sciences at the LSU of an institution theageofWCL, and that holds some excitement referred to the WCU as havinf lility.'' "There's not the kind of half- cocked approach lo some of the issues students have focused on the past years that you win find, in sav, a metropolitan campus where you have 20,000 to 30,000 students or more. "As I understand it, when the students here address an issue they are interested in rational campus in New Orleans, During World War II, he ser- L'd in the U.S Naval Reserve. Dr. Carlton, 50, is married to the former Mary Ellen Petree of Shreveport. They have four children, Claudia, 23, who is finishing her bachelor of arts degree in art at the University of Georgia; Anne, 21 (Mrs. Thomas Bryan of Macon); James W,, 19, a senior in high school; and Buddy (Jack K. II), 10, a fourth-grade student. Dr. Carlton replaces Dr. Alex S, Pow who suffered a severe • of And I think that gtroke last Ocotber. Since that i has time to par=» time Mr. Frank H. Brown, Jr., President for Administration, has been serving as dialogue." Dr. Carlton said he believes acting president of the Uni in student participation in pol- sity. NCTE Names Orr As Judge The National Council of Tea~ chers of English has announced the appointment of Mrs. Jane Cover Orr, Western Carolina University assistant professor of English, as a regional judge in the NCTE Achievement Awards Program for 1972. The nationally recognized competition, now in its 15th year, cites high school seniors for excellence in English and recommends them to colleges and universities for admission and financial aid. Approx imately 7,200 students are candidates for Achievement A= wards in 1972. The NCTE also honors teachers and schools that have participated in the training of these young men and women, Mrs. Orr received her bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina and holds master's degrees from both WCU and UNC at Chapel Hill. She joined the WCU faculty in 1967,
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