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Western Carolinian Volume 45 Number 19
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Page 8 /THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/February 7, 1980 Cullowhee doubles in size overnight WCU grows 400 acres Seldom does a university campus double in size overnight, but WCU did something similar to thai last week when Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Hennessee of Sylva donated 400 acres of mountain, land to the University's Development Foundation. Actually, the land donated by the Hennessee family does not adjoin WCU's campus and was donated for use in support of the Western Carolina athletic program, but the 400-acre tract nearly equals, by comparison, the approximately 400-acre Cullowhee campus. The land, five miles east of Cherokee in the Shut in Creek area of Jackson County, is believed to be the largest single tract of land ever donated to the University. Valued in excess of $146,000, tentative plans call for the land to be sold and the proceeds used to establish a challenge to which others might respond. "We are especially pleased that Jack and Joan Hennessee have chosen to step forward with such a significant contribution to Western Carolina University's athletic program," said WCU Chancellor Dr. H.F. Robinson, who accepted the gift. "The Hennessee* have long been friends and supporters of the University and this gift underscores our shared commitment and dedication to make the athletic program favorably reflect on not only Western Carolina University, but the region and the state as well," Robinson said. Both Hennessee and his wife Joan have been involved in the lumber industry since 1951 and have been very active in church, civic and social organi/ations and service. Hennessee is vice chairman of the WCU Board of Trustees and serves on the board's property and buildings committee, executive committee, and as an endowment fund trustee. He is president of the W.C. Hennessee Lumber Co., Inc., of Sylva; W.C. Hennessee Land Co., Inc.; and Jack M. Hennessee, Inc. He serves as vice president and director of CMC Hardwoods, Dover, Mass., and SCH Corporation. Louisburg, N.C. He is also a partner in HMB Dry Kiln Co. of Sylva. Mrs. Hennessee, the former Joan Dichl. is a native of Knoxville, Tenn., and a 1951 graduate of the University of Tennessee, where she earned a bachelor's degree in both chemistry and clothing and textile retailing. Aside from having been involved in nearly every aspect of the lumber business, Mrs. Hennessee has taught at Cherokee and Sylva high schools, and has served as the Jackson County director for the U.S. Census in I960. "We love these mountains and these people," Mrs. Hennessee said in making the donation. "We wanted to do something beneficial with the land and something to evidence our feelings for this area and the university," Mrs. Hennessee said. Hennessee said he hoped the sale of the land to establish a challenge would "stimulate others in the region to provide the kind of assistance Western learns will need to be competitive in the Southern Conference." Hennessee came to Sylva in 1935 from his Campaign, Tenn., birthplace and graduated from Sylva High School in 1948. After attending the University of Tennessee in Knoxville for three years, he returned to Sylva and joined the W.C. Hennessee Companies. Nomad There will be an organizational meeting of students interested in working as staff of the Nomad, the WCU literary and art magazine. It will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the Cardinal Room of the UC. College Republicans The College Republicans will hold a meeting next Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Cardinal Room on the 2nd floor of the UC. The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss plans for the College Republican-College Democrat debate and the possibility of attending the South Carolina GOP debate. All members are asked to attend and anyone who is not a member but is interested in becoming a part of the group is invited. Pi Kappa Alpha The Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Alpha congratulate the new pledges who have signed so far: Greg (Boog) Garvin, Tim Swope, and Bob Brandon. Glad to have you. gays! He is a former member ot the hoard of directors and past president of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, past president of the Jackson County Jaycees and the Appalachian Lumbermen's Club of Hickory, a member of the board of First Union National Bank in Sylva, and past president and current chairman of the board of the N.C. Forestry Association. Mrs. Hennessee, a licensed pilot, was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority at UT and is the current president of the Western North Carolina Alumnae Panhellenic. She is past president of the 20th Century Club and the Jackson County Jaycettes. She has served on the Jackson County Library Board for the past eight years and is its current chairman, and she is a 20-year member of the Red Cross Hospital Volunteers and is current secretary of that organization. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hennessee are members of the Sylva Methodist Church. Mrs. Hennessee is the daughter of Mrs. Ralph Dichl, of 1912 Emoriland Blvd. in Knoxville, and the late Mr. Diehl. The Hennessee's have one son, Jack Jr., who attended WCU and is also associated with W.C. Hennessee Lumber Co., Inc. more of these —— around SiS5P.SSS?sror than you ^-paylng avmer might think. ' a-"* mU And you don't have to just rely on your local newspaper to find them. Because this spring, Ford's Insider magazine will feature an entire issue on how and where to find summer employment. There will be information on government jobs, including tips on taking the Civil Service exam. Articles on overseas jobs, too. Intern and co-op programs in private business. Jobs workin' on the railroad and other outdoor money-makers. Jobs at resorts. Even jobs at Disneyland. And for the individualist, job profiles of a clam digger and a magician. Insider will help you find the summer job you need. And to find Insider, all you have to do is pick up a copy of your college paper and look inside. It's free from Ford. Look for Summer Job issue of Insider. Fords continuing series of college newspaper supplements. FORD DIVISION tu/rd Look! David now has the world's bestfitting jeans for women David's Tomorrow's Fashions at Yesterday's Prices! Student Body of the Week Chic by h.i.s. 3 different styles Reg. $28°°! David's price $22*01 David's remodeled Ladies Department is bigger and better! Just arrived India Import tops, blouses, shirts, skirts, by Mahudi's of Miami, in soft pastels, patterns, and glittery lurex, $5.98 to 9.98! David has Levi, Wrangler, Dee Cee, Male, and Chic jeans Always discount priced! Sale! Wed. thru Sat. Feb. 9! Men's Western shirts $5.98! Men's sweaters $6.50! Ladies' flannel Levi Western shirts $5.98! Buy a pair of jeans, get a T-shirt w/decal for $1.92 Tina Leland f Free Tina is wearing Chic jeans for women just $22.50 with a v-neck lurex blouse by Mahudi iust $9.98! David's Main Street, Sylva 2 hr. parking, open 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. Open all day Wednesday! Want a unique Valentine gift? Say "Happy Valentine's Day' anyway you want! David's T-shirt factory will custom print a T-shirt for your Valentine! and...We Print Anything!!
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