Western Carolina University - Catamont Yearbook (Cullowhee, NC)

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ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION The Association for Childhood Education is dedicated to the welfare and education of children The local branch is made up mainly of elementary education majors, but membership is open to all those in- terested in children. Among the many ACE activities for this year has been the adop- tion of a new constitution for the local branch, and the sponsorship of Elementary Education Day on February 20. The theme of ACE ' s Homecoming Ex- hibit was Childhood Education, 1981 OFFICERS: President, Tommy Wilson; V-President, Janice Ruff and Ed- gar Wallin; Secretary, Selma Burgess; Treasurer, Alice Barnwell; Spon- sor: Annie K. Hoyle. Judy Allen, Joan Allison, Judy Anthony, Betty Jo Barnes, Alice Barnwell, Donna Bass, Virginia Boyd, Gail Bradshaw, Selma Burgess, Ruby Cartner, Sue Cash, Isis Cathey, Paul Cloer, Jeanne Coleman, Dorothy Collins, Joann Cornwell, Frances Crisp, Carolyn Dayton, Mildred Day, Sheila Gantt, Glenda Gasperson, Linda Gentry, Carolyn Graham, Ronald Grover, ' Roberta Hall, Peggy Hartwell, Nancy Hawkins, Joyce Hill, Laura Hill, Marion Hill, Mary Hill, Nancy Hill, Marvin Hogsed, Anne Hooper, Nellie Jo Ledford, Doris Lovingood, Joan Mallory, Dorothy Myers, Hazel Pack, Melvin Payne, Ann Plemmons, Donna Parris, Louise Pennington, Brenda J. Reece, Rita Roane, Janice Ruff, Betty Stone, Virgie Sorrells, Bill Trantham, Vivian Thomas, Catherine Taylor, Jane Van Horn, Edgar Wallin, Malvern West, Zane White, Marilyn Williams, Ramona Wilson, Tommy Wilson, Mabel Young. 165

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WOMAN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Homecoming Decoration OFFICERS: President, Corol Taylor; Vice President, Rita Martin; Re- cording Secretory, Mary Louise Cranford, Corresponding Secretory, Patsy Pittmon, Treoiurer, Susan Milton, Reporter, Margaret Rogers. The purpose of the Women ' s Athletic Association is to promote interest among women athletic activities, health, and sportsman- ship. Through a program of varied activities the W A A attempts to provide situations in which the women may work as well as play together and thus develop a mutual understanding of and respect for one another This is accomplished through the efforts involved in planning and engaging in comping trips, sock hops, hikes, play days, Homecoming, and Sadie Hawkins programs A well-rounded program to develop a well-rounded personality is the goal which we seek. Elaine Almany, Gai I Anderson, Brenda Beard, Brenda Bradley, Dianne Brittain, Judy Brown, Carolyn Brown, Kay Byrd, Mary Cabe, Joyce Cole, Mary Cronford, Lynn Craver, Carol Cross- man, Carolyn Dowdle, Vicki Dowdy, Leone Dunlap, Queen Faulkner, Sarah Flem.ng, Anna Garland, Lindo Gilbert, Linda Gribble, Mary Gunter, Geneta Hopkins, Ann Hyder, Judy Johnson, Vicki Jones, Elaine King, Margaret Kirstein, Lib Lokay, Joan Mallory, Paula Metzner, Amy Mozingo, Suson Milton, Anna Mcintosh, Joan Nichols, Vivian Patton, Andreo Pittmon, Sharon Powell, Mary Reynolds, Sandra Rhodes, Mary Robinson, Margaret Rogers, Karen Sanders, Joyce Souter, Beulah Shope, Dorothy Stockton, Janet Stone, Frances Sumlin, Carol Toylor, Brenda Thomas, Patsy Thomos, Betty Westmore- land, Hilda White, Marie White.

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FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS: Seated, Left to Right; Treasurer, Brenda Sherer; President, Ted Home, Secretary, Katrina Elmore; Standing, Left to Right; Parliamentarian, Harold McLaughlin; Advisor, Mr James B. Martin; Vice-President, Horry Hughes. : A discussion offer Or W P Baermann, right, has given o talk to the Fine ond Industrial Arts Club on design. The Fine and Industrial Arts Club was organ- ized to stimulate interest and educate the public with regard to the fields of Fine and Industrial Arts Club members are encouraged in the de- velopment of habits of resourcefulness, self-re- liance, self-discipline, and originality; and in the orderly, complete, and efficient performance of any task. The club provides opportunities for members and interested persons to meet and hear outstanding workers in the Fin e and In- dustrial Arts field, and gives club members a chance to learn more about the phases of Fine and Industrial Arts which interest them Frank Allison, Cobel Brodley, Brenda Buckner, Jayne Cobe, John Cheeks, James Colville, Bill Cullom, Katrina Elmore, Tommy Evans, Joel Freeman, Margot Greig, John Hawkins, Robert Henson, Lorry Holcombe, Al Hodges, Ted Home, Harry Hughes, Judy Johnson, Vicki Jones, Larry Joyner, Lawrence Keever, Loften Leland, Larry Leonard, John Livingston, Corl Lowe Harold McLaughlin, Rayford Moore, Bruce Overby, Howard Perkins, Winston Reid, James Ruff, Brenda Sherer, Joe Sloop, Brenda Tolley, Dewey Waters, Delmar Wigley, James Wike. I«