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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
(One Day
WCTC Post-War
Expansion Plans
Are Announced
CULLOWHEE (Special)
One of the most far reaching
and important research projects in
the history of the college was con
ducted last year by the faculty of
Western Carolina Teachers College
under the chairman of C. F. Dod
son important for its influence on
the future of this college and its
opportunities for service to West
ern North Carolina.
Early in the fall of 1943 Presi
dent H. T. Hunter and Dean W.
E. Bird facing the problem of
post-war reconstruction and the de
mands on institutions of higher
education by returning civilian
armed forces, appointed Mr. Dod-
son as chairman of the committee
and our faculty accepted as a
year's project the place of this
college in the peace time world.
Practically every faculty mem
ber engaged in research or one
phase of the following topics and
made reports to the faculty as a
whole from time to time duqing
the year. Whether the college
should continue primarily as a
teacher training institution or de
velop its liberal arts program; In
solving this problem over 2,000
high school seniors in this sec
tion were interviewed, either singly
or in groups, as to the type of
college they planned to attend and
the typo of course they planned to
follow :
Study was made to the student
body to determine their plans after
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thoy obtained their degrees; a
study was made of the majors and
occupations they had been follow
minors in the department of sci
ence since iy;)5 to find out the
injr since graduation; a study was
made of students now serving in
the: military service as to what
courses they would want when
they returned to school and the
field they would be interested in;
a study was made of the plans fol
lowed by other colleges in the
United States for building better
and stronger faculties, and edu
cators outside the local institu
tions were brought in to discuss
various problems o:f, the future col
lege.
As a result of this cooperative
study during the year the follow
ing conclusions were formulated.
Most of them were incorporated
by President Hunter in his regu
lar annual report to the Board of
Trustees and were accepted by that
body and formed the basis for
President Hunter's ten year ex
pansion program of the college:
1. That since boys and girls in
this section who are interested in
omer neias man education are
forced to go 300 to 350 miles to
reach another state college for
their training and many are con
sequently deprived of a college
education, therefore Western Car
olina Teachers College needs to do
the following things:
1. Enrich and reorganize the
teacher training program.
2. Expand, enrich, and promote
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the present requirements for a lib
eral arts degree.
'i. Give B. S. degree which is
professional in Chemistry, Business
and Home Economics.
4. Set up pre - professional
courses: (a) Dentistry: (b) Engi
neering; (c) Laboratory Techni
cian; (d) Law; (e) Medicine; (f)
Agriculture; (g) Forestry (h)
Nursing.
5. Set up the following special
vocational courses for returning
service men and women who will
not take four years of college
work: (a) Maintain the college
farm as laboratory for vocational
agriculture; (b) Give periodical
short courses in various phases of
farming suitable for conditions in
western unrolina; (c) set up
courses in general shop work, met
al work, electrical work, wood work,
cratts, and mechanical drawing.
fi. Expand the science depart
ment to include facilities for re
search in this section such as gen
eral information, research in the
soils, minerals, opportunities fo
developing electrical power, conser.
vation, botony and zoology in this
region.
7. Expand the music department.
Such a program obviously can
not be put into complete operation
in one year, but the fact that it has
been approved and accepted by
those responsible for shaping the
policies of the college is an indica
tion of the tremendous influence
this study stands to have on the
lives of those who live in this sec
tion of the state, not only on the
students who will attend college
but on the population as a whole
who will be influenced by the ex
panded program of service of the
college.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hightower of
Waynesville, announce the birth of
a son on October 11.
Canton Bows To
To Mountaineers
By 26 To 0 Score
Over 1,500 Fans Witness
Annual Grid Tussel; Will
Play Return Game Thanksgiving.
The Canton Black Bears went
down in defeat at the hands of the
fast Waynesville Mountaineers in
the first game of two scheduled
for the season Friday night by a
scor, of 26 to 0. Between 1500
and 2000 fans braved the elements
to watch the annual grid tussle.
It was thought during the after
noon, when the Heavens let down
a drizzle of rain continuously, that
the game would have to be called
off, but when darkness began to
fall the rain let up and the game
started on schedule. The field.
well turfed, was not as fast as some
would have liked it to be, but it
was remarkable how the boys held
on to the slick ball with only a
minimum of fumbles.
The Mountaineers put on the
pressure early in the first quarter
after starting a drive on their own
48 yard line down to the 8, where
Evans plowed through to navdirt
Phillips drove the line for the extra
point.
The Black Bears held the locals
during the second period and at the
half the score was 7 to 0.
Early in the third quarter the
Mountaineers started from deep in
their own territory, and with Evans
doing most of the carrying and
Robinson shooting several passes
the locals managed to get to the
Canton 15 yard line, where Robin
son passed to Collins for the second
score of the game. The Mountain
eers scored again late in the same
period after driving from midfield
with Brackett, substitute quarter
back doing the majority of ball
carrying down to the one, where he
plunged through center for the
talley. Shook drove the line for
the extra point.
Late in the closing period of the
game the locals began another
march to paydirt from their own
47 yard line down to the eight,
where Robinson threw a flank pass
to Phillips who fought his way
across for the final touchdown of
the game.
At no time did the Black Bears
Mountaineers Go
To Hendersonville
For Game Friday
The Waynesville Mountaineers
go to Hendersonville to meet the
Bearcats in an afternoon cngame
ment Friday of this week.
The Waynesville gridmen came
ouf of the Canton game in fair con
dition, with only a few minor ifr
juries that will be cured by game
time Friday.
The Mountaineers and Bearcats
have long been rivals on the grid
field, topped only by Canton. This
year is no exception. The eBarcats
are reputed to have a good team
and are out to lick the local boys.
Waynesville has lost one out of
three games this season and con
tinue to show improvement.
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threaten to cross the goal line, and
during the course of the game the
locals chalked up 21 first downs to
none for the visitors. The Moun
taineers were penalized a total of
70 yards against 10 for the Black
Bears.
At the opening of the game, both
the Waynesville and Canton bands
merged together to start the game
with the national anthem. Again
at the half the two bands performed
with the visitors having first
honors. When the local band had
finished their maneuvers and form
a large "W" a short memorial to
those who have paid the supreme
price from both schools and com
munities was observed by a mom
ent of silence with bowed heads
while three of the members of the
band sounded taps. Both bands
were in excellent form and have
shown much improvement in the
short time they have been practic
ing. The Mountaineers and Black
Bears will meet agan on the Can
ton field Thaksgiving Day.
The Lineup:
Pos. Waynesville Canton
LE Collins McClure
LT Medford Holland
LG Burgin Whitted
C Phillips O'Dier
RG Morris J. Miller
RT Scates Vance
RE Compton Faltham
QB Evans C. Miller
LH Grahl Stiles
RH Phillips Rhymer
FB Robinson Ivester
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