Helder Residence Hall and Dodson Cafeteria

Helder Residence Hall and Dodson Cafeteria

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Western Carolina College -- Buildings

Western Carolina University

Dodson Cafeteria (left) and Helder Residence Hall (right) were dedicated April 8, 1967. The cafeteria was named for Professor Clinton F. Dodson, who at the the time of the dedication was head of the science department and had served the university for 33 years. The cafeteria was torn down to make way for Blue Ridge Residence Hall. The residence hall was named for Horatio A. Helder, an executive at Champion Papers in Canton, North Carolina as well as a member of the Western Carolina College's Board of Trustees. Helder and his wife Adah Clark Helder provided scholarships for students from Haywood County. The building was torn down to make room for the Courtyard Dining Facility.

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Western Carolina University: Making Memories