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THE STUDENTS DP BREVARD COLLEGE Brevard, North Carolina
EDlTOR-lN -CHIEF Pat Austin
BUSINESS MANAGER Lois Andrews
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T/;e Pertehte, like Duke University's Chanticleer, gets its name from "The Nun's Priest's Tale," by Chaucer. This fact ex- plains the chicken drawings throughout the book, drawings done by Ina Meekins, a pre-college senior.
In this our largest student body since the founding of the College, we have encountered numerous students who are camera- shy. We have adopted the rule "No pictures, no names." For such individuals, the reader can consult official lists in the college catalogue.
Special recognition is accorded Pat Austin, who not only ser\'ed as editor-in-chief, but did much of the through-the-year photography which helps reflect our busy lives.
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(Photograph by Miss Mary WiKl of \V;ishinj:t"n. D. C.)
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Top: Pat Austin, Editor-'ni-Chief: Lois Andrews, Business Manager.
Bottom: Ina Meekins, lUiistrator, receiving suggestions from Mrs. Bramlett, Art Teacher.
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DEDICATIDIV
This, the 1947 volume of The Pertelote. is dedicated to Mr. J. J. Stevenson, Jr., Dean of Brexard Collc,t;e — an administrator mild-mannered and kind, but staunch in the defense of his prin- ciples; hard-working, but accessible in time of need.
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COLLEGE QUARTET: Lon Vance, Peccv Pennington, Sarah Kornegay, Conrad Wilson, with Mrs. Miller.
A TENSE MOMENT
A TAYLOR HALL BIRIUDAY PARTY
Top left: Little Lil' Abner, H. G. Swiggett; Daisy Mae, Caroline Hendrick; Lena the Hyena, Mary Frances Watson.
To-p right: Mary Norwood.
Center left: A Group of Students Listening to the World Series in Front of Taylor Hall, Fall 1946.
Center right: Scene from Dramatic Club Play.
Bottom left: Watching a Tennis Game.
Bottom rioht: Dr. Bramlett and Boys Unwrapping New Chairs.
Top; FACULTY TEA
Boitnw: (TjMMENCFMENT
RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK
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EUGENE JARVIS COLTRANE A. B., A. M., Ed. D.
President of the College
DR. COLTRANE WATCHING THE FOOTBALL GAME AT ^L^RS HILL
ADMIIVISTRATIDIV
Faculty
MISS JANE ALLEN
Assistant in Biology Department
MISS KATE ANDERSON Music
ROBERT F. ANDREWS, JR. B. S.
Coach
MRS. RUTH H. ANDREWS B. S.
Mathematics. Physical Education
ALBERT L. BRAMLETT B. S., M. A., Ph. D.
Historv
MRS. ELSIE G. BRAMLETT
Arts and Crafts
MRS. RUTH WILSON CALDWELL, A. B.
Physical Education, Hygiene for Women
MRS. ESTHER SMATHERS CAPPS
College Nurse
MRS. ISABEL D. COLTRANE B. L., B. Mus., A. M.
Speech, Registrar
MISS MARJORIE CRAIG A. B., A. M.
English
MISS HELEN CROW B. S.
Business Education
MISS MARY CLAIRE GRIFFIN B. S.
Business Education
MISS DULCIE HAYES A. B., M. S.
Spanish, French
MISS MABEL HENDRIX A. B., M. S.
Home Economics
The
R. L. JOHNSON Treasurer
MRS. MARY GLADYS LOBDELL
B. S., M. S.
Biology
BURT W. LOOMIS B. S., A. M., Ph. D.
Ps)chology, Education, Latin
DEWITT P. MILLER (Deceased) B. M.
Voice
MRS. DEWITT P. MILLER
Piano, \'iolin
A. J. MONTANARI
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds
MAXWELL GALBRAITH
PANGLE
A. B., A. M.
Economics, Sociology
-MRS. LOULA McNEER PANGLE A. B., A. M.
Mathematics
MRS. ADA PARKER
Librarian, History
JAMES ALFRED PARKER
Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds
MISS EVELYN POWELL B. S.
Dietitian
REV. C. EDWARD ROY A. B., B. D.
Demi of Men. Religiotts Education
Faculty
ARTHUR SCHREYER Assistant in Clicniistry Department
MRS. iNIAXINE A. SCROGGS A. B.
English. French, Dean of Ta)lor Hall
MISS LUCILE SMITH
A. B., A. M.
English, Dramatics. Dean of West Hall
MISS MARGARET SPIRO
\ iolin. Band, Piano, Music Appreciation
J. J. STEVENSON, JR. A. B., B. D.
Dean of tlie College, Government
MRS. WALTER STRAUS German
REV. RAY SWINK A. B., B. D.
Assistant Dean of Men, Pre-College Mathematics and History
CARL HOYT TROWBRIDGE A. B., A. M.
Vice President, Chemist, y. Physics
BETTY JEAN ANDERSON Seciemn to the President
JEWELL BENNETT
Library Assistant
WILMA CHAMBERS Assistant in the Treasurer's Office
ANNIE CORDELL PUETT
Assistant in the Registrar's Office
First roiv: Elizabeth McAulay, Grace Gordon, Lu Robbins. Second row: Jane Smith, Joe McIntosh, Emily Boden-
HEIMER, AND GiLBEPT ArtHUR.
CLASSES
Violin Students mid Instructor: Katherine Auvil, W. B. Hall, with Miss Margaret Spiro.
Senior Class Officers
President, Walter Poplin; \'icc President, Harold Sprinkle; Secretary-Treasurer, Low Vance.
Seniors
ARTHUR S. AGNEW \'eteraii Greenville, S. C. South Carolina Club. "Dutch" finds fastball, Eng- lish, and Jane most interest- ing.
WANDA SHERRILL
ALLISON
Pisgah Forest, N. C.
Not even a flood along the
French Broad can keep
Sherry away from Brex'ard
Tech.
EDNA LOIS ANDREWS
Charlotte, N. C. Euterpean, Chaplain '47; Christian Workers' Club; Pertelote Staff, Business Manager '47; Spanish Club; West Hall House Council, President '47. Between Per- telote business and the dorm- itory stud)' hall Lois is kept busy.
GILBERT L. ARTHUR
Morehead City, N. C. Transfer from N. C. State College; Delphian; Block "B" Club, College Band '46; Football Team '45. "When I get home, I'm really going to fill up on oysters."
PATRICIA GALBRAITH AUSTIN Brevard, N. C. Euterpean; College Band; Day Students' Club; Most Original Senior Girl; Perte- lote Staff, Feature Editor '46, Editor-in-Chief '47; Sigma Phi Alpha, Secretary '46. Look out, fellows, here comes that Austin gal in her jeep!
FAITH KATHERINE
AUVIL
Brevard, N. C.
Euterpean; Day Students'
Club; Sigma Phi Alpha,
Conductor '47; Senior Girl
Most Likely to Succeed. Kat
and her magic violin make
an entertaining couple.
CHARLES H. BARNHART
Veteran Rutherford College, N. C. Cliosophic; Preacher's Kids, Secretary '41. Perhaps the reason that Charles is so fond of tall tales is that he's a former B-21 pilot.
CHARLES KENNETH BEADLES
Hayesville, N. C. Cliosophic; Flight Club. If you ever hear "Aw, boys, don't be chicken," it means that Ken is close by.
The S e 11 i u r s
JEWELL BENNETT
Greer, S. C.
Euterpean; Choir; Chris- tian Workers' Club. Presi- dent '46; Glee Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Medical Science Club; Sigma Pi Alpha; Student Council '47. Jewell, with a smile that sparkles like her dia- mond, checks chapel for the Christian Workers' Club and serves as one of its state officers.
WILLIAM BLANKERSHIP
Pinc\
N. C.
Cliosophic '46; Delphian, Block "B" Club, President '46. You can take Bill from athletics, but you can't take the athletics from Bill.
JACK GORDON BLYTHE
Hendersonville, N. C.
Cliosophic; Football. Jack is that red-headed Romeo from Hendersonville.
EMILY J. BODENHEIMER
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Euterpean, Marshal '46, Secretary '46; Basketball '47; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief '47; Commercial Club; Most Athletic Senior Girl; Tennis Team '46; Women's Athletic Association. That vivacious young lady always gleaning news for The Clnrion is our own likeable "Peckv."
VERA JEAN CHILDERS
Whittier, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Christian Workers' Club; Home Eco- nomics Club. Jean's chief interest is Home Economics.
CALVIN SETZER CLONINGER
Claremont, N. C.
Delphian; Basketball '46; Pertelote Staff. Advertising Manager '46; Sports Reporter for the College '46. "Cale- donia" is forever saying: "Mr. Ruggles didn't stand for such when he was here. "
MARGARET COCKERHAM
Dobson, N. C.
Transfer from Appalachian State Teachers' College. Mar- garet plans to be a Home Economics teacher. Her h.ibbies are art and horseback riding.
L. A
COMAN,
Veteran Canton, N. C.
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Delphian '43; Dramatic Club '4,3; Football '43; Dav Students' Club '46. L. A. likes girls and golf.
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ELSIE LOUISE CRAIG
Veteran
Mount Holly, N. C.
Mnemosyncan; Day Stu- dent's Club; Dramatic Club; Freshman Marshal. Summer '46; International Relations Club; Music Appreciation Club; Student Council, Sec- retary-Treasurer '47. "Hut" is the veteran whose goal is to make all As.
MARY ELLA CRAWFORD
Hayesville, N. C.
Euterpean; Basketball '46, '47; International Relations Club, Secretary '46, '47; Women's Athletic Associa- tion. Polly has been out- standing in athletics. Inter- national Relations Club work, and mathematics.
THORWVELL E. DAVENPORT
Veteran
Greenville, S. C.
Freshman Class President '46; South Carolina Club. Football, the Yets' Club, and a certain Florida Miss occup>- all of Ted's spare time.
BETTE DEDMON
Shelby, N. C.
Euterpean; Music Appre- ciation Club; Spanish Club; \\'est Hall House Council, President '47. Blonde curls, ready smile, personality-plus — that's our Bette D.
J. R. DUGGINS, JR.
Veteran
Kernersville, N. C.
Delphian. J. R. is major- ing in Business Administra- tion. His hobbies are tennis and photography.
VIRGINIA EDMUNDSON
Horse Shoe, N. C.
College Band; Day Stu- dents' Club. Virginia, that blonde with the clarinet, commutes by way of the Ecusta bus.
JAMES \V. EDNEY
Wieran
East Flat Rock, N. C.
This \eteran is majoring in Business Administration.
ELLEN JUNETTA EDWARDS
Mill Spring, N. C.
Mnemosyne^n; Glee Club; International Relations Club; Music Appreciation Club. Here is a girl that is cute, and industrious as well.
The Seniors
WINFRED ERVIN
Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Cliusophic; Band; Dramat- ics '45; International Rela- tions Club; Pertelote, As- sistant Business Manager '47; Preacher's Kids, Chaplain '45, Secretary '47; Ross Hall Council, President '45; Senior, Best Personality '45; Most Intellectual Senior Boy. Quoting from Wimp, who is a typical "P. K.", "I'll take the negative or the affirma- tive."
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PHILIP EUGENE FRAZIER
Veteran Greensboro, N. C. Cliosophic, President '43; Bandmaster tor Brevard Col- lege '47; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff, Business Man- ager '43; Veterans Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer '47. Phil's friendly manner, glowing personality, and musical talent have made him a per- son to be vividly remem- bered at Brevard.
MARVIN FEATHERSTON
Cramerton, N. C.
Delphian, President '47; Medical Science Club; Most Orginal Senior Boy; Ross Hall Council, President '47; Student Council '46. Marvin is the fellow who runs Beau Brummell a close second.
GRACE ELIZABETH GORDON
AsheviUe, N. C.
Euterpean, Vice President '46, President '47; Clarion Staff; International Relations Club; Manager of Girls' Basketball Team; Medical Science Club; Music Appre- ciation Club; Women's Ath- letic Association; Best Ail- Round Senior Girl. "Gracie" finds running the canteen, leading the Euterpeans, and taking part in all campus activities a great and exciting life.
DOROTHY ZELMA FLETCHER
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Euterpean; Christian Work- ers' Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club. White cuffs and a typewriter ribbon figure in Dot's future.
GORDON GRAHAM
Veteran
Statesville, N. C.
Cliosophic, Critic '44; In- ternatitmal Relations Club; "P. K." Club, President '4-(; Student Council '44. Gordon's two interests, travel and busi- ness, are sure to provide him an exciting future.
EMILY ELIZABETH FORTUNE
Asheville, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Christian Workers' Club; Commercial Club; Home Economics Club, Glee Club; Music Apprecia- tion Club. Emily just will not forget to ring that bell.
JAMES WEAVER GREEN
Veteran
Brevard, N. C.
Delphian '42, '47; Dra- matics Club '42; "P. _K." Club, Vice President '42, President '47; Senior Bov Most Likely to Succeed. Jim's interest in, and under- standing of people make him an asset to any community.
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JAMES R. HAMILTON
Lake Junaluska, N. C.
Delphian; Christian Stu- dent Movement Council; Christian Workers' Club; Dramatic Club; Ministerial Club; M u s i c Appreciation Club; Preacher's Kids. Aside from being interested in music, journalism, and the Christian Workers' Club, "Ham " is on the spot when it comes to finding properties for the Dramatics Club or publishing The Fortnight.
MARY LOU HAMILTON
Penrose, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers' Club; Clarion Staff, Business Manager '46; Day Students' Club, Secretary '47; Home Economics Club; Med- ical Science Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. "Rusty" is the girl who "sits on a cushion and sews a fine seam," for she's a Home Ec. major.
IDA LOREE HARILL
Clitfside, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council, President; Christian Workers' Club; Music Ap- preciation Club; Sigma Pi Alpha; Youth Temperance Council; West Hall Council, \'ice President '46, Secre- tary-Treasurer '47. Loree's chief interest is in the re- ligious organizations on the campus.
SARAH PATRICIA HARRIS
Taylors, S. C.
Euterpean; Music Appre- ciation Club; South Carolina Club. If the lilies don't grow on West Hall's walks it's be- cause Pat Harris stepped on them.
MARY FRANCES HART
Charlotte, N. C.
Euterpean; Christian Work- ers' Club, Secretary-Treasurer '47; Christian Student Move- ment Council, Vice President '47; International Relations Club. From a room on second floor of West Hall come laughter, screams of joy, and echoing footsteps of Mary and her Cramerton pals.
ROBERT STAMEY HAUSS
\'eteran Lincolnton, N. C. Delphian; Baseball '43; Bkick "B" Club '42, '43; Cheerleader '43, '47; Day Students' Club, President '-t7; Pertelote Staff, Business Manager '43. It's hard to tell whether Bob is it his best as a business major, a cheerleader, or a jitterbug.
BETTY EUDORA HELMS
Fort Mill, S. C.
Euterpean; Medical Science Club; South Carolina Club. Put Betn- in a Chem. Lab in the midst of test tubes and she's completely happy.
HARRY ED\^'ARD HEMPHILL
\'eterciii
Asheville, N. C.
Transfer from N. C. State College; Glee Club. Harry would be very unhappy if he couldn't argue, raise bees, and go to field trials.
The Seniors
CECIL LEE HENDERSON
Hendersonville, N. C.
Cliosophic; Baseball, Basket- ball; Block "B" Club; Foot- ball. Cecil is (jur square- dance king; he calls the figures.
RICHARD SHERMAN HENDRICKS
Charlotte, N. C.
Delphian, Secretan' '47; Baseball; Best-Looking Senior Bov '47; Football; Medical Science Club; Ross Hall Council, Secretary '47; Stu- dent Council '46. Richard is always on the job, with a .smile and a hearty "hello" tor everyone.
JULIA LAVINA HIGDON
Franklin, N. C.
Eutcrpean; International Re- lations Club; Music Appre- ciation Club. It seems easy tor Julia to make friends.
MARY NELL HIPP
Charlotte, N. C.
Mnemosynean, Vice Presi- dent '47; ' Basketball; Inter- national Relations Club; Preacher's Kids', Secretary Treasurer '46; Taylor Hall Council, Secretary-Treasurer '47; Women's Athletic Asso- ciation, Freshman Represent- ative '46, Secretary '47. When the basketball goes rolling down the court, we see Mary right in behind it, giving the game all the energy she has.
BETTY JANE HOLDEN
Pisgah Forest, N. C.
Day Students' Club; Per- telote Staff '47. If you hear cackles coming from the Day Students' Room, you know Betty Jane is there.
BETTY JO HOOVER
PineMlle, N. C.
Euterpean; Glee Club; In- ternational Relations Club; Medical Science Club. Jo is the only girl in Dean Ste\'enson's Go\ernment class.
CHARLES OLIVER JOHNSON
\'eterim
Washington, D. C.
Day Students' Club; Vet- erans' Club, President '47. Charles, the dynamo of our Vets' Club, intends to be a Congressman some day.
PAUL JOHNSON
\'eterini
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Cliosophic; International Relaticms Club. Christened "Luther To.xaway" early in his freshman year, Paul has had a double existence. He likes photography, athletics, and advertising.
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LAWRENCE KING
Veteran
Cane River, N. C.
Cliosophic '41; Track '41. Lawrence is a college boy, but a farmer at heart.
GARLAND WILLIAM KNIGHTEN
Veteran
Candler, N. C.
Student Council, President, Summer '46; Veterans' Club, President '46. Bill is the new bridegroom. He had a merry Christmas by getting married.
SARAH KORNEGAY
Greensboro, N. C.
Euterpean; Best Looking Senior Girl; Brevard College Quartet; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Workers' Club, President '47; Glee Club^ In- ternational Relations Club; Music Appreciation Club, Treasurer '47. Sarah's music ability is exceeded only by her attractive looks and per- sonalitv.
CLYDE O. LONG
Veteran
Spindale, N. C.
Day Students' Club. Clyde's Hrst-hand knowledge of New Mexico makes him an inter- esting conversationalist.
INA LOUISE LYNCH
Lincolnton, N. C.
Euterpean; Basketball '46, '47; Glee Club; Home Eco- nomics Club, President '47; International Relations Club; Medical Science Club; Taylor Hall House Council, Vice President '47; Women's Ath- letic Association, Vice Presi- dent '46, Treasurer '47. Louise's chief interest is ath- letics.
MARGARET ELIZABETH McATEER
Gastonia, N. C.
Euterpean; Christian Work- ers' Club; Commercial Club. "Mac's" major is business and her minor is fun — a popular combination.
ELIZABETH McAULAY
Huntersville, N. C.
Mnemosynean, Treasurer '47; Home Economics Club; Medical Science Club, Presi- dent '47. "Bitty" manages to keep Third Floor Taylor in line, create a little excite- ment in Chemistry Lab. and maintain sophomore's dignity all at the same time.
DONALD LEE McCALL
Hendersonville, N. C.
Cliosophic; Basketball. Don's chief interest is agri- culture.
The Seniors
MARY JANE McCALL
Penrose, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Day Stu- dents' Club. Mary Jane is the petite mathematics major whose soft voice tries to iieep the Day Students' Room quiet.
GEORGE MARTIN McDUFFIE
Rockingham, N. C.
Cliosophic, Vice President '47; Fhght Club; Internation- al Relations Club. "Duttie," Mr. Parker's able assistant, keeps the dorm lights burn ing.
JOSEPHINE VIOLA McGAHA
Brevard, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff; Day Students' Club; Home Economics Club, Sigma Pi Alpha; Student Council '47. Although Jo is a Home Economics major, she keeps the French Class on its toes.
BERTHA MAE McGEE
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Euterpean; Alpha Pi Ep- jilon, Secretary-Treasurer '46; Christian Workers' Club; Commercial Club, President '47; Glee Club; Most In- tellectual Senior Girl; Per- telote Staff '47. Bert's pleasantness and efficiency will make her invaluable in anv office.
DORALEE IDA McPETERS
Weaverville, N. C.
Euterpean; Christian Work- ers' Club; International Re- lations Club; Medical Science Club; Music Appreciation Club. Doralee is the blonde from Weaverville who runs an unofficial dating bureau.
V\'ALKER M. MILNER
\'eteran
Brevard, N. C.
Day Students' Club. Walker is a business major who handles his obligations with dignity and efficiency.
HERMAN C. MORGAN
\'eteran
Bihn
N. C.
Cliosophic; Baseball; Basket- ball; Block "B" Club; Foot ball. Manager '46; Inter- nati(mal Relations Club; Best All-Round Senior Boy. "Bull" is to Brevard basketball what Sears is to Roebuck.
JACK THOMAS MORGAN
Green\'ille, S. C.
Delphian; Baseball, Man- ager; Block "B" Club; Clarion Staff", Associate Editor '47. Sports Editor '47; Football; International Relations Club; Medical Science Club; South Carolina Club, Vice Presi- dent '47; Sports Editor for News Bureau '47; Student Council '47. The efficiency with which Jack manages the business end of the CUirton foretells a successful career in journalism.
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GARY B. MORRIS, JR.
Veteran
Clifton Forge, Va.
"Doc" likes horseback rid- ing and s\vimming; at other activities he's an interested bystander.
MORGAN PHILIP MORRIS
\'eteraH
Tryon, N. C.
Cliosophic; Day Students' Glub. If you ever need a French translation, contact Philip.
BETTY HILL NORTON
Brevard, N. G.
Euterpean; Day Students' Glub; Home Economics Glub; Medical Science Glub. Betty's quiet efficiency and diligence will make her a valuable nurse.
MARY ASHLEY NORWOOD
Brevard, N. G.
Euterpean; Ghoir; Day Students' Glub; Music Ap- preciation. Mary's the lass with the delicate touch on the piano.
RIGHARD FERMAN PARKER
\'eteran
Richard can usually be found studying Spanish in the Ghemistrv Lab.
GEORGE ALLEN PARLEIR
Gonover, N. G.
Delphian; Ghristian \\'ork- ers' Glub; Glee Club; Inter- national Relations Glub; Ministerial Glub, Secretarv- Treasurer; Pertelote Staff '46. George is the ministerial student who brings us our mail.
NATHAN L. PARSONS
Veleraii
AsheviUe, N. G.
Cliosophic; International Relations Glub. "Foo" is usually seen between the Vet Units and Taylor Hall, or going to town with Frankie.
PEGGY PENNINGTON
iMcBee, S. C.
Euterpean, Vice President '47; Choir; Christian Work- ers' Glub, Vice President '47; Clarion Staff '47; College Quartet '47; Glee Glub; In- ternational Relations Club; Student Council '47; West Hall House Council. Vice President '47. Pegg\' is the charming young ladv who leads chapel singing for the Ghristian V\'orkers' Club, trains a choir of voung peo- ple at the Methtxlist Church, and seasons her dating with coffee and song.
The SeniDrs
WALTER S. POPLIN
Veteran
Norwood, N. C.
Transfer from Pfeiffer Junior College; Basketball; Christian W(jrkers' Club; F(X)tball; Harvest Festival King; Most Popular Senior Boy; Senior C'lass President '47; Student Council '47. That easy grin of Smith Poplin's can win worlds for him.
EUGENE GILBERT RANDOLPH
\'eteraii
Burnsville, N. C.
Delphian, Vice President '47; Medical Science Club. That innocent air of Randy's doesn't keep him from going places when he sets his cap for a girl.
JAMES B. PRESTWOOD CLYDE DWIGHT PYATT
\'eteran
Lenoir, N. C.
Cliosophic, Secretary '43. James is the lucky veteran who won a bride and a car during Christmas.
JAMES O. REED
\'eterciii
Ridge
S. C.
Transfer from Clemson College. "Junior " and that Charleston drawl create a stir in the Economics Class.
Weaverville, N. C.
Cliosophic, Chaplain '46, Secretary-Treasurer '47; Chris- tian Workers' Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Ministerial Club; Pertelote Staff '46; Phi Theta Kappa, President '47; Preacher's Kids, Vice President '46; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice Presi- dent '47; Spanish Club, Dwight is kept so busy be- tween the bookstore and the Christian Workers' Club that he'll probably have a break- down before he reaches Duke.
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Veteran
Hcndersonville, N. C.
Day Students' Club; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club, President '47; Student Council '47. Alan, the trig genius, smokes his pipe and lets the girls fall where thev may.
BONNIE QUAY
Harrisburg, N. C.
Euterpean, Vice President '47; Music Appreciation Club. Bonnie's potentialities have made it hard for her to choose one Held; but what- ever it is, she'll succeed.
ALBERT JESSE RENO, JR,
Veteran
Canton, N, C.
Cliosophic; Block "B" Club '43; Day Students' Club. A. J.'s chief interest is in paper-making. Canton will be proud ot him some day.
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ZENA PEARL RICKMAN
Wests' Mill, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Day Stu- dents' Club; Home Econom- ics Club. Zena Pearl is a town student particularly in- terested in piano.
FRANKIE GWENDOLYN ROBERTSON
Duncan, S. C.
Euterpean; Clarion StafF; Glee Club; Home Economics Club, Vice President '46; Medical Science Club; South Carolina Club; Taylor Hall Council, President '47. Frankie possesses enthusiasm, ability, and personality-plus.
NELL G. ROBINSON
Easley, S. C.
Transfer from Furman Uni- versity; Day Students' Club. Nell is interested in business and art.
WILSIE GENEVA ROSS
Waynesville, N. C.
Mnemosynean; Christian Workers' Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club '46; Women's Athletic Associa- tion. Geneva is a business major whose work is always neat as her appearance.
FRANCES ELEANOR RUNION
Brevard, N. C.
Transfer from Furman University; Day Students' Club. Frances' ambition is to be a lawyer's secretary.
JAMES DAVID SANDERS
\'etenin
Conway, S. C.
Cliosophic '42; Dinosaur '42; South Carolina Club '42; Pipe Smokers' Club '42. Jimmy is a mathematical genius; he can add two and two and get an)' figure you want.
- CHARLES SHANEY
Horse Shoe, N. C.
Baseball; Basketball, Block "B" Club; Football. /'Eud.^; the sun of "Struttin' Bud" Shaney, is a first-class ath- lete. Baseball is his favorite sport.
SUDIE VANDELIA SHEETS
Fairview. N. C.
Euterpean; Basket ball; Dramatic Club, Second Vice President '47; Home Eco- nomics Club; International Relations Club; Medical Science Club; Most Popular Senior Girl; Women's Ath- letic Association, Prejident '47. Sudie is that blonde who is always to be found on a basketball court or be- fore the spotlights.
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e Seniors
DORIS EVELYN SHELLMAN
Cramerton, N. C.
Euterpean. Marshal '47; Choir; Christian Workers' Qub: Phi Theta Kappa. Sec- retary-Treasurer, '47; Sigma Pi Alpha, President '47. "Sherm," as she is known to her friends, spends most ol her time on music, her major.
ARNOLD PINCKNEY SHERRILL
Veteran
Hickory, N. C.
Delphian; Christian Work ers' Club;^ Ministerial Club, President '47. "Squire" is a future preacher with a flair for art.
EVELYN ELIZABETH SILVER
Micaville, N. C.
Euterpean, Treasurer '46; Basketball; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Medical Science Club, President '47; Women's Athletic Associa- tion. Evelyn likes to be a bystander at basketball games, but she is happier when she is in there herself.
ESTHER LUCILLE SINIARD
Brevard, N. C.
Euterpean; Day Students' Club; Home Economics Club; Medical Science Club. That Lucille studies her his- tory is proved by her grades.
FANNIE CHASTAIN SISK
Balsam Grove, N. C.
Euterpean; Christian Stu- dent Movement Council; Christian Workers' Club; Commercial Club. Here is an auburn-haired business student who is interested in Red Cross and writing.
HUGH R. SIZEMORE
Veteran
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Transfer from College of W o o s t e r , Wooster, Ohio; Delphian. Basketball and the Taylor Hall heartbeat keep "Hitch" on the beam.
GLORIA DAVENPORT SMITH
Mt. Holly, N. C.
Euterpean; Choir; Chris- tian Workers' Club; Glee Club; Music Appreciation Club. Here is a rare combi- nation — beaut\', brains, and creative talent.
JANE FAIRLEY SMITH
Huntersville, N. C.
Transfer from the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, Greensboro; Mnemosynean, Treasurer '46, Vice President '47; Home Economics Club, Secretary- Treasurer '47; Medical Science Club, Secretary- Treasurer '46, Treasurer '47. Treasurer of eight campus organizations!
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HAROLD SPRINKLE
Veteran
AsheviUe, N. C.
Cliosophic. President '47; Baseball; Basketball; Chris- tian Workers' Club. Harold is an enthusiastic member of the basketball team and a southpaw pitcher in baseball.
DORIS LEE SUTTON
Manchester, N. C.
Mnemosvnean; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Women^s Athletic Association. Doris likes accounting and that fellow from Fort Bragg.
HENRY GRADY SWIGGETT, JR.
\'eteran
Guilford College, N. C.
Cliosophic; Baseball '-16. When you see Henry, he is always with a girl — the same girl.
BETTY ANNA THOMPSON
Saluda, N. C.
Euterpean. Christian Work- ers' Club, Women's Athletic Association. Library work flies by, for a change when B. A. is at the controls.
LEE EDWARD THOMPSON
\'eteran
Spear, N. C.
Day Students' Club. Lee has two interests in a basket- ball game — the score and one of the cheerleaders.
INA ELAINE TOLAN
Belhaven, N. C.
Mnemosvnean, President '47; Commercial Club, Sec- retary '47. Elaine is dainty, dignified, and studious — a good leader for the Mnemosy- neans.
WILLIAM TRAYWICK
Charlotte, N. C.
Delphian; Charlotte Club; Medical Science Club. Bill can't decide whether he's more interested in nature or photography.
WILLIAM A. TUCKER
Veteran
Clifton Forge, Va.
Cliosophic. Bill, the third musketeer of Wade and Scott, Incorporated, believes there's safetv in numbers. Just ask the Taylor Hall girls.
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HOWARD TWEED
Veteran
Biltmore, N. C.
Cliosophic; Basketball; Foot- ball. Tweed leads a busy life, between playing basket- ball and keeping the girls cf)mpany.
LYDIA JANE UNDERWOOD
Yadkinville, N. C.
Transfer from the Woman's College of the Llni\'ersity of North Carolina. Greensboro; Euterpean; Home Economics Club; Sponsor for Football Team '47; May Queen '46. Lydia's beauty has made her very popular with the oppo- site sex.
GEORGIA URQUHART
Milton. Florida
Mnemosynean. Secretary '47; Florida Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; Home Economics Club; Medical Science Club, Secretary '47. Georgia is the girl from Florida who takes her fun seriously, especially around initiation time.
LON DEAN VANCE
Belews Creek, N. C.
Cliosophic. Chaplain '47; Choir; College Quartet '47; Christian Student Movement Council, First Vice President '47; Glee Club; Secretary- Treasurer of Senior Class '47; Senior boy with best personality. Eon's specialty is vocal music, his major. Re- ligious Education.
W. L. WADE, JR.
V'eferai;
Clifton Forge, Va.
Delphian. "Whistle" di- vides his time between Taylo-f Hall and his jobs on the new buildings.
MARY FRANCES WATSON
Raleigh, N. C.
Euterpean; Choir '46; Christian Workers' Club; C'larion Staff '46; Dramatic Club. President '47; Glee Club '46; International Re- lations Club; Medical Science Club; Music Appreciation; Pertelote Staff '47. Along with the click-click of Wat- son's knitting needles goes a steady stream of French.
DEWEY RICHARD WHITAKER
Horse Shoe. N. C.
Cliosophic; Basket ball; Block "B" Club. Treasurer '46; Football; Most Athletic Senior Boy. Here is a ver- satile sportsman with a talent tor chemistrv.
EDNA EARLE WHITLEY
Charlotte, N. C.
Mnemosynean, Secretary '46, President '47; Basket- ball; Charlotte Club; Glee Club; Internaticmal Relations Club; Medical Science Club, Secretary '47; Women's Ath- letic Association, Senior Rep- resentative '47. Edna's an- ticipations include becoming Doctor Whitley.
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JAMES HARVEY WILKIE
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Delphian, Treasurer '47; Christian Workers' Club; Flight Squadron, Executive Officer '47; Pertelote Staff '47. Harvey, organizer of the Flight Club, is the Daniel Bocne of the skyways over Brevard.
BETTIE WILKINSON
Charlotte, N. C.
Mnemosynean, Treasurer '47; Charlotte Club, Presi- dent '46; Commercial Club; Football Sponsor '47; Harvest Festival Queen '47; Most Popular Freshman Girl '46. Bettie's infectious chuckle has caused many a student to forget what's going on in chapel.
CLARENCE E. WILLIAMS
Veteran
Guilford College, N. C.
Cliosophic. Clarence is "disc jockey" for Unit One. Bet those fellows at State will be glad when he joins them.
CONRAD SHERU'OOD WILSON, JR.
\'eieran
Charlotte, N. C.
Cliosophic; Choir; Chris- tian Workers' Club; College Quartet; Glee Club; Inter- national Relations Club, Per- telote Staff '37. Versatility is the keynote of "Jeff's" per- sonality. He is gifted in music and writing, and even gets along with the women.
WILMER WILSON
\'eternii
Davidson, N. C.
Spanish Club. "Lum," our mustached Romeo, appears unable to see enough of Miss Crow.
WILLIAM DARR WISE
Newberry, S. C.
Cliosophic; Chief Marshal - at Commencement. February '47; Christian Workers' Club; Pertelote Staff' '47; South Carolina Club. Darr is a talented musician, as well as an honor student. With his time and talents he is gener- ous and dependable.
ALLIE MAE WYLIE
Charlotte, N. C.
Euterpean; Medical Science Club. Allie Mae is one of our prettiest sophomore girls.
FERRELL ROBERT YOUNG
Fletcher, N. C.
Cliosophic. Ferrell is the business student with the good-humored drawl.
Posi-Graduates
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JANE ALLEN |
JEWELL BENNETT |
GUY BURCHFIEL |
BETTY ANN DENNETT |
DOROTHY POOL |
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Biitmore, N. C. |
Greer, S. C. |
\'etercin Biitmore, N. C. |
Canton, N. C. |
Brevard, N. C. |
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ANNIE PUEI 1 Dallas, N. C. |
ARTHUR SCHREYER Fletcher, N. C. |
ALVA SENTELL Veteran Pisgah Forest, N. C. |
JANE TRANSOU Winston-Salem, N. C. |
JAMES ROBEFT WHISNANT \ eteran F,>lkxille, N. C. |
President, John Benfield; Vice President. Shirley Steele; Secretary. Dott Ingram; Treasurer, Iohn iVIisENHEiiNiER.
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JACK BAILEY |
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Greenville, S. C. |
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Glade Spring, Va. |
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REV. JAMES ALLRED Balfour, N. C. |
ELSIE BANDY Terrell. N. C. |
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KENNETH ARMS I KONG |
DAVID BARNES |
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\'eteran |
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Belmont, N. C. |
Brevard, N. C. |
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HENRY C. ASHMORE |
MILLARD BASON |
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Veteran |
Greensboro, N. C. |
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Charlotte, N. C. |
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HARRY ASHWORTII |
SARAH BASON |
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Veteran |
V\'inston-Salem, N. C. |
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Brevard, N, C. |
JAMES D. BAYNE |
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AGNES AUSTIN |
Veteran |
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Charlotte, N. C. |
Zirconia, N. C. |
MARY JANET BECKERDITE
Winston-Salem. N. C.
JAMES BELK
\'eteran Monroe. N. C.
OTIS BELK
Veteran Kannapolis. N. C.
JOHN BEN FIELD
Veteran Mt. Holly, N. C.
DAVID BLACK. JR.
Veteran Rockingham, N. C.
MAXINE BLACK Gaffney, S. C.
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D. F. BLACKWELL |
HARRIET BROWN |
JAMES CAINES |
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Veteran |
St. Petersburg, Fla. |
Veteran |
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Charlotte, N. C. GLORIA BOST Charlotte. N. C. |
WILLIAM HEYWARD BUCHANAN Veteran Greenville, S. C. |
Clifton Forge, Va. HAROLD CALDWELL Veteran Mooresville. N. C. |
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ANN BOSTAIN |
CHARLES BURGESS |
BOONE CAREY, JR. |
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Rocky Mount, N. C. |
\'eteran |
\'eteran |
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WILLIAM BOSTIC Veteran Selma, Va. |
Newton, N. C. BETTY BYRUM Pineville. N. C. |
Miami, Fla. LEWIS CARROLL Veteran Greensboro, N. C. |
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JAMES L. BOWEN |
CHARLES BYRUM |
HARRY CHANDLER |
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Veteran Asheville, N. C. |
Veteran Pineville, N. C. |
Veteran Greenville, N. C. |
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LELAH BRAY |
ALETHA CAGLE |
LEE CHESTNUTT |
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Tampa, Fla. |
Waynesville, N. C. |
Edenton. N. C. |
Class
RALPH CLAYTON
Erlanger, N. C.
JOHN CLINE
\'eleriiii Newton, N. C.
JEAN COLLINS
Umatilla, Fla.
Sara Cdnder Charlotte, N. C.
T. D. CORN, JR.
Veteran Hendersonville, N. C.
NINA CRAFT Lewisville, N. C.
R. W. DALTON, JR.
\'etei'an
Winston-Salem, N. C.
ROBERT A. DANIEL Cowpens, S. C.
MANTEO DAUCHTRIDGE
Rocky Mount, N. C.
RALPH DAVENPORT
Veteran Durham, N. C.
R, L. DAVIS
Veteran Canton, N. C.
W. P. DAVIS
\'eteran Horse Shoe, N. C.
MAXINE DEAN Franklin, N. C.
FRED DELLINGER
\'eleraii Cherryville, N. C.
VANCE DERBY
Veteran Charlotte, N. C.
W. H. DIXON
Veteran Brevard, N. C.
DONNELL DUDLEY
Veteran Plant City, Fla.
HICKS DUNCAN
Veterayi
Biltmure, N. C.
F r G s h m a n
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FRANK DUNLAP |
JOHN EVANS |
THOMAS FRANKLIN |
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\'eteran |
Veteran |
Raleigh, N. C. |
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Wadesboro, N. C. |
Burnsville, N. C. |
RAY FRYE |
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WILLIAM B. EDNEY |
MILDRED FINK |
Veteran |
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Rutherfordton, N. C. |
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East Flat Rock, N. C. |
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VERLIF V. ELLER |
CHARLES FINLEY |
RUPERT FUNDERBURK |
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Veteran |
Pickens, S. C. |
Monroe, N. C. |
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RobbinsviUe, N. C. |
ROBERT GARRETT |
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CHARLES ELLIOTT |
JAMES FITZPATRICK |
Veteran |
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Vetercm |
Veteran |
Greenville, S. C. |
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Pisgah Forest, N. C. |
Biltmore, N. C. |
TOM GIBSON |
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JOHN ELLIOTT |
PATSY FORTENBERY |
Veteran |
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Charlotte, N. C. |
Marion, N, C, |
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Pisgah Forest, N. C. |
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WILLIAM C. ELLIS |
HAZEL FRANKLIN |
MARY EDDY GOTT |
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Abbeville, S. C. |
Waynesville, N. C. |
Orlando, Fla. |
Class
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JAMES GRAINGER
Veteran Nichols, S. C.
VIRGINIA HALL
Brevard, N. C,
W. B. HALL Greensboro, N. C.
HICKS HAMRICK
Veteran Canjleen, N. C.
MARY LOU HAMRICK
Forest City, N. C.
VERNON HARRIS, JR.
Veteran
Tavlurs, S. C.
PAUL HEAFNER
Veteran Gastonia, N. C.
FRANCES HEDDEN Highlands, N. C.
R. W. HEFFNER
Veteran Horse Shoe, N. C.
CATHERINE HENDERSON
Jacksonville, N. C.
F. M. HENDERSON
Veteran
Elliott, S. C.
LAWSON HENDERSON
Morganton, N. C.
W. K. HENDERSON Elliott, S. C.
CAROLYN HENDRICK
Gastonia, N. C.
DELPHA ROSE HERRING
Fayetteville, N. C.
RICHARD HOLLADAY
Veteran Charlotte, N, C.
ARTHUR A, HOLLEMAN
Veteran
Kinston, N. C.
HAROLD C. HOLLIFIELD
Veteran
Charlotte, N. C.
Freshman
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EMMY HOWELL Concord, N. C. |
KEITH JURNEY Veteran Statesville, N. C. |
GENE C. KING Greenville, S. C. |
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SELENE HUNT |
PATRICIA LACKEY |
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Decatur, Georgia |
LORRAINE KEATTS Bovnton Beach, Fla. |
Catawba, N. C. |
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JUNE HUSKEY |
JAMES LANDRETH |
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Gaffney, S. C. DOTT INGRAM |
RUTH KEITH Charlotte, N. C. |
Veteran Kernersville, N. C. |
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Atlanta, Ga. PHILIP JOHNSON |
JEAN KENNICKELL Fletcher, N. C. |
ALICE LANGSTON Orlando, Fla. |
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Veteran Fayetteville, N. C. |
CRAYTON KERR Veteraii |
MARJORIE LANNING Jersey City, N. J. |
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ROLAND SUTTON JONES |
Charlotte, N. C. |
JOHN LAUGHRIDGE |
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Veteran |
VIRGINIA KILPATRICK |
Veteran |
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Walterboro, S. C. |
Brevard, N. C. |
AsheviUe, N. C. |
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BERNICE LEDBETTER |
ED LOFTIS |
JMARY ANN iMcCORlMICK |
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Asheville. N. C. |
Taylors, S. C. |
Veteran EUerbe, N. C. |
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AILEEN LEDFORD |
H. L. LOiMAX |
LEROY McCRAW |
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Hariisburg, N. C. |
Vetevau |
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Guilford College, N. C. |
Chesnee, S. C. |
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ALVIN McKINNISH |
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DORIS LONG |
\'eteran |
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Hickory, N. C. |
Spindale, N. C. |
Canton, N. C. |
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JACK LIVESAY \'eleran Clittoii Forge, Va. |
JOE LYDAY \'elera}i Ilendersonvillc, N. C. |
R. E. McNEELY, JR. Veteran Waxhaw, N. C. A. L. McPETERS |
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VIDA LOCKMAN Ashcvillo, N. C. |
RUBY McCALL |
\'eteran Weaver\ille. N. C. |
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R. J. LOFLIN |
BreNard, N. C. |
H. FURMAN MANESS. JR. |
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NELL F. McCOMBS |
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Greensboro. N. C. |
Jackson, Michigan |
Cliarlotte, N. C. |
Freshman
ALVA F. MARTIN, JR.
Veteran Mooresville, N. C.
JACK MARTIN
\'eteraii \\'illiamston. S. C.
MAX MASTERS
Forbes, N. C.
JOANNE MERCER Boynton Beach, Fla.
MERNA MILLER Boynton Beach, Fla.
JOHN MISENHEIMER
Veteran Brevard, N. C.
ANNIE LAURIE MOORE Gastonia, N. C.
MARY K. MORRIS
Charlotte, N. C.
JOANNE MUSGROVE Catawba, N. C.
SYBIL NICHOLS
Mt. Airy, N. C.
DWIGHT NIFONG
Veteran Rutherfordton, N. C.
WANDA NIFONG RutherFordton, N. C.
R. E, NORWOOD
\'eteran
Brevard, N. C.
LOIS OYER
Boynton Beach, Fla.
W. J. PARRISH Savannah, Ga.
ARTHUR PATTEN
\ 'eteran Miami, Fla.
HILDA PAYNE
Kannapolis, N. C.
VERA PEARSON
Saluda, N. C.
Class
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BESSIE PENLAND |
SARAH PUETT |
CHARLES ROBBINS |
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Scaly. N. C. |
Dallas, N. C. |
\'eteran Plymouth, N. C. |
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ROBBIE PENLAND Shouting Creek, N. C. CAROLYN PENNINGTON McBee, S. C. |
ALEXANDER REED Brevard, N. C. ALBERT REID \'eterati Brevard, N. C. |
ELAINE RUSH Clyde, N. C. ELNORA RUSH Clyde, N. C. |
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LIGENE PERRYiMAN Vetenm Winston-Salem, N. C. |
JAMES C. RICHARDSON Troy, N. C. |
DOROTHY SANDERS Conway. S. C. |
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JOHN PHILPOTT Veferan Walkertown, N. C. |
MAE RIGDON Brevard, N. C. |
B. PRATT SCROGGS Jonesville. N. C. ELIOIT SECREST |
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RACHEL POOLE |
ANNIE LU ROBBINS |
Veteran |
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Greenville, S. C. |
Charleston, S. C. |
East Spencer, N. C. |
Freshman
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VINCENT SEVERS Veteran Charlotte, N. C. THOMAS SHEETS X'eteran Fairview, N. C. |
JOAN SIMMONS St. Petersburg. Fla. EUGENE SMITH \'eteran Belew Creek. N. C. |
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ROLAND SHELLEY Veteran Nichols, S. C. CHARLES R. SHERRILL |
GEORGE SMITH Monroe, N. C. HERMAN SMITH Veteran |
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\^eteran RobbinsonviUe, N. C. ELIZABETH SHERRILL Lenoir, N. C. CARL SILVER Veteran Micaville, N. C. |
Conover, N. C. M. RAY SMITH X'eteran Rockingham, N. C. MOLLY SPENDER Maplewood, N. J. |
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SHIRLEY STEELE Durham, N. C.
ALMA STUART Langley Field, Va.
lONA SZUR
Veteran Metuchen, N. J.
JOHN SZUR
Veteran Metuchen, N. J.
EARL D. TALBERT
Veteran Norwood, N. C.
JACQUELINE TATTERSALL
Bovnton Beach, Fla.
Freshman Class
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JEAN TEAL |
CHARLES WALLIS |
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Elkin, N. C. |
Veteran |
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LEROY THOMPSON \'eteran Greenwood, S. C. |
Biltmore, N. C. WILLIAM SCO 11 WHITE Veteran |
JAN WILSON Bald Creek, N. C. |
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RALPH THOMPSON |
Kinston, N. C. |
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Veteran |
MARGIE WILKINS |
MARGARET WILSON |
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Spear, N. C. |
Rocky Mount, N. C. |
Robbinsville, N. C. |
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JOHN TOLBERT Lenoir, N. C. |
JIMMY WILKINSON Charlotte, N. C. |
CHARLES WINTERS |
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CLAUDE TYLER |
JOHN C. WILLIAMS Veteran |
Morganton, N. C. |
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Greenville, S. C. |
Freemont, N. C. |
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PAT WAINWRIGHT |
CHARLENE WILSON |
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Tallahassee, Fla. |
Greer, S. C. |
A rransrlraiiia Huirtcr of 'Posstiiiis and Cuons (James Allred)
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LI^'\^'OOD M. ADAMS
\'anceboro, N. C.
JACK BENNETT
\^et£ran Mt. Airy, N. C.
VIRGINIA JO BRUMSEY
Norfolk, Virginia
ROBERT GUY CHRISTOPHER
Veteran
Greenville, S. C.
AMELIA AMOS
\'eteTan AsheviUe, N. C.
RE\'. W. E. BOWIE Brevard, N. C.
W. T. BUXTON Chesterfield, S. C.
E. G. CRAWTORD
\'eternn W'eaverville, N. C.
CATHERINE ANDREWS
Charlotte, N. C.
CLARENCE C. BRADLEY, JR.
\'e(erai( Danville, Va.
GORDON F. CANUP
\'etercin Brevard, N. C.
BETTY ROSE DAVIS Charlotte, N. C.
ANN ASHMORE Troy, N. C.
LAWRENCE BROWN Brevard, N. C.
LAURA CAROON
Newsoms, Va.
DOLLY DAVIS
Cuoleemee, N. C.
WILLIAM F. DEAN GEORGE W. DICKINSON
Kernersville, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C.
VIRGINIA FAUCETTE JANE FAUCETTE
Brown Summit, N. C. Brown Summit. N. C.
CAROLINE
SCRUGGS GEEK
Brevard, N. C.
JEAN HART Oxford, N. C.
KENNETH GOUGE
Veteran Bakersville, N. C.
CAROLINE HENDERSON
Charlotte, N. C.
RALPH DINSMORE
Veteran ■ Asheville, N. C.
ANNE FERREE Winstnn-Salem, N. C.
J. B, GROVERMAN
\'eteran Georgetown, S. C.
D. T. HUCKABEE
\'eteraii Chester, S. C.
PEGGY EDISON
Asheville, N. C.
MARY ELIZABETH
FRIDAY
Dallas, N. C.
MARTHA HAGER
Statesville, N. C.
PETER T. HULTH
Veteran Georgetown, S. C.
Pre-LoUege
Pre-CollegG
ROBERT D. HUNT Oxford, N. C.
NANCY JONES High Point, N. C.
FRED E. KUCHLER
\'eteran Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
MARIA ADELA LOPEZ Oriente, Cuha
E. L. HUTTO
\'eterciii BlackviUe, S. C.
BOBBIE KEITH
Charlotte, N. C.
KATHERINE LAMBETH Brown Summit, N. C.
J. R. McCLAM
\ 'eteran
Scranton, S. C.
ALVIN JONES
Cedar Mountain, N. C.
PHYLLIS KLINE
Highlands, N. C.
CLARA B. LeGRAND
MocksviUe, N. C.
JANE McENTIRE Spindale, N, C.
JAMES GUY JOHNSON KernersviHe, N. C.
MRS. JANE CHANDLER KNIGHTEN
Brevard, N. C.
JOE LEONARD Catawba, N. C.
TOM E. McIN\aLLE
Veteran Darlington, S. C.
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GERALD D. MARTIN |
INA MEEKINS |
DORAN MODLIN |
BILLY NABERS |
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Veteran |
Hatteras, N. C. |
Veteran |
\'eteran |
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Darlington, S. C. |
Thomasville, N. C. |
Greenville, S. C. |
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CHARLES PICKLESEIMER |
L. C. POOR |
CLIFFORD POWELL |
ALICIA RIVAS |
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Brevard, N. C. |
Veteran Brevard, N. C. |
Rosman, N. C. |
Oriente, Cuba |
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FABIO RIVAS Orientc, Cuba |
PAUL ROBBINS Veteran |
MARY F. ROBINSON Catawba, N. C. |
THURMAN T. ROGERS, JR. |
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Darlington, S. C. |
\'eteran Lake City, S. C. |
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A. W, SAFRIET |
D. H. SCOTT, JR. |
PAULINE SEWELL |
ANDY SIGMON |
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Veteran Woodleaf, N. C. |
Clifton Forge, Va. |
Cramerton, N. C. |
Fletcher, N. C. |
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ROBERT TALLON |
H. B. TARTE, JR. |
MIRIAM THOMAS |
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Charleston, S. C. |
Veteran |
Myrtle Beach, S. C. |
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Darlington, S. C. |
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JOHN TUCKER |
WILLIAM UPCHURCH |
H. W. WALKER |
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West Palm Beach, Fla. |
Cherry ville, N. C. |
Darlington, S. C. |
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Jewell Bennett, Mary E. Friday, James Hamilton, Loree Harrell, Phil Johnson, Sarah Kornegay, Ann Laurie Moore, Mary Norwood. Peggy Penning- ton, Annie Lu Robbins, Doris Shellman, Gloria SxMIth, Lon D. Vance, Conrad Wilson.
PRESENTATION OF THE MESSIAH
Officers: Presuient, Harold Sprinkle; \'ice President, George McDuffie; Secretary-Treasurer, Dwight Pyatt; Chaplain, LoN Vance.
Other Members: Kenneth Armstrong, Charles Earnhardt, Kennith Beadles, Charles Burgess, Tom Buxton, John Cline, Wintred Er\in, Thomas Franklin, Philip Frazier, Cecil Henderson. Paul Johnson, Andrew Marcus, George Marcus, Jack Martin, Max Masters, Walter Poplin, James Prestvvood, Charles Robbins, Henry Swiggett, John Tolbert, Howard Tweed, Dewey Whitaker, John Williams, Darr Wise.
Faculty Adviser: Mr. Roy.
Literary
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Euterpean Literary Society
Officers: President, Grace Gordon; Vice President, Peggy Pennington; Secretary, Dott Ingram; Treas- urer, Jan Wilson. r- i n j
Other Members: Catherine Andrews, Lois Andrews, Pat Austin, Elsie Bandy, Jewell Bennett, Emily Boden- heiiner, Ann Bostain, Lclah Brav, Jo Brumsev, Aletha Cagle, Laura Caroon, Jean Collins, Nina Craft Polly Crawford, Betrv Ann Dennett, Jane MacEntire, Jane Fau.ette, Virginia Faucette, Mildred Fink, Dorothy Fletcher, Bett\' Friday, Pat Fortenberv, Marv Eddy Gott, Martha Hager, Pat Harris, Mary Hart, Frances Hedden, Betty Helms, Catherine Henderson, Betty Jo' Hooyer, Emmy Howell, Nancy Jones, Sarah Komegay, Katherine Lam- beth, Alice Langston, Bernice Ledbetter, Aileen Ledford, Clara Belle LeGrand, Doris Limg, Louise Lynch, Ina Meekins, Margaret McAteer, Bertha Mae McGee, Doralee McPeters, Ann Moore, Mary Katherine Morns, Jo Ann Musgroye, Sybil Nichols, Betty Norton, Vera Pearson, Bessie Penland, Rachel Poole, Sarah Puett, Bonnie Quay, Frankie Robertson, Elaine Rush, Elnora Rush, Polly Sewell, Doris Shellman, Sudie Sheets, Evelyn Silvers, Lucille Siniard, Shirlev Steele, Alma Stuart, Jane Transou, Miriam Thomas, Betty Thompson, Mary Frances Watson, Charlene Wilson, Margie Wilkins.
Faculty Advisers: Miss Griffin and Miss Spiro.
Officers: President, Marvin Featherston; Vice President. Eugene Randolph; Secretary, Richard Hen- dricks; Treasurer, Harvey Wilkie. , , , ,,,,,„ ,^ . , m i ,i7ii- m i
Other Members: Linwood Adams, Gilbert Arthur, Jack Bailey, Millard Bason, David Black, William Bl^cken- ship, Lawrence Brown, Hevward Buchanan, Charles B>Tum, Calvin Cloninger, Otis Cook Wilton Cook, G W. Dickinson, Carl Downev, Hicks Duncan, Edwin Edwards, William Ellis, William Hall James Hamilton, tdwm HarriU, Richard Holladav, Harold Holliheld, Philip Johnson. Eugene King, Joe Leonard, Edward Lotus, Harold Lomax, loe Mcintosh, Ekrrv Martin, Jack Morgan, George Parleir, Jack Parrish, Eugene Perpaiian, J. C. Richard- son, Clit'ton Riggins, Alexander Reed. Charles Robbins, Arthur Schreyer, Dueward Scott Andy Sigmon, Hugh Sizemore, Robert Tallon, Ernest Traynham, William Traywick, Claude Tyler, W. L. Wade, Jr., William White, James Wilkinson, J. W. Woodfin.
Faculty Adviser: Mr. Carl H. Trowbridge.
Delphian Literary Society
/Inemosynean Literary Society
Societies
Officers: President. Elaine Tolan; Vice President, Mary Hipp; Secretary, Edna Whitley; Treasurer. Jane
Other Members: Agnes Austin, Gloria Bost, Harriet Brown, Betty Byrum, Lee Chestnutt. Jean Childers. Sarah Conder, Elsie Craig, DoUv Davis, Bern- Rose Davis, Maxine Dean, Emily Fortune, Fiazel Franklin, Jean Hart, Loree Harrill, Caroline Henderson, Delpha Rose Herring, Lorraine Keatts, Bobbie Keith, Jean Kennickell. Marv Jane Knighten. Pat Lackey, Marjorie Lanning, Vida Lockman, Maria Lopez, Elizabeth McAulay, Joanne Mercer Lois Oyer, Hilda Pavne, Robbie Penland, Annie Lu Robbins, Mary Frances Robinson, Alicia Rivas. Joan Simmons, Molly Spender, Doris Sutton, Jackie Tattersall, Jean Teal, Pat Wainuright, Bettie Wilkinson, Margaret Wilson.
Fi!C!i/(y Adi'iser: Miss Lucile Smith.
Student Council
Garland Knighten President
Charles Johnson Vice President
Elsie Craig Secretary-Treasurer
Smith Poplin .. .Sophomore Class Representative John Benfield. . . .Fre^hmai) Class P\epreseiitative
Andy Sigmon Pre-CoUege Representative
Jack Morgan Ross Hall Representative
Jewell Bennett Taylor Hull Representative
Peggy Pennington .... Wt\s/ ILdl Representative Josephine MrGAHA..Dnv Student Represe)itntive I lAHin- /VsiiwoRTH . . .Day Student Rep.esentative
Alan Reese Day Student Representative
John Tlicker Day Student Representative
Dean Stevenson Fncidtv Adviser
Christian Student Movement Council
OFFICERS
LoREE I Iarrill President
LoN Vance First Vice President
Mary Frances Hart Second Vice President
Jan Wilson Secretary-Treasurer
Fanny Sisk World Friendship Chairman
James Hamilton PuUicity Chairman
Sarah Puett Social Chairman
Sarah Kornegay
President of Christian Workers' Chih
Rev. C. Edward Roy Faculty Adviser
PertelotE Staff
Ediloriii-Chief Pat Austin
Associaie Editor Shirley Steele
Senior Editor Mary Frances Watson
Ereshiiiai! Editor Dott Ingram
Pre College Editor Jack Bennett
Write-Up Editor Harvey Wilkie
Write-Up Editor Jane McEntire
Editor for Meti's Athletics John Cline
E^ditor for Women's Athletics Mary Hipp
Orgaiiizatio)is Editor Darr Wise
Photography Editor John Williams
Typing Editor Bertha Mae McGee
Typing Editor Betty Jane Holden
Eeature Editor David Barnes
Business Manager Lois Andrews
Assistant Husi}iess Manager Winfred Ervin
Advertising Maitager James Bayne
Circidation Manager Arnold McPeters
lacidty Adviser Miss Marjorie Craig
Clarion Staff
WfM
Editor-iu-Chief Emily Bodenheimer
Associate Editors. .Conrad Wilson, Jack Morgan
Make-Up Editors Frankie Robertson,
Clara Bell LeGrand
Eeature Editors Margaret Wilson,
Mary Eddy Gott
Sports Editors ... .Betty Dedmon, Jack Morgan
Reporters Harold Lomax,
J. C. Richardson, Jimmy' Wilkinson
Typists Bettie Wilkinson, Doris Sutton,
Elaine Tolan, Sybil Nichols
Business Manager Mary Lou Hamilton
Business Staff Guy Burchfiel,
Peggy Pennlngton
Circulation Managers Polly Crawford,
Vance Derby
Facidty Adviser. .Mrs. Ruth Wilson Caldwell
Sigma Pi Alpha
Officers: President, Doris Shellman; Vice President, Dwight Pyatt; Secretary, Patricia Austin; Treasurer, LoREE Harrill: Conductor, Katherine Auvil.
Ottier Members: Lois Andrews, Jewell Bennett, Mary Lou Hamilton, Josephine McGaha. Facidty Adviser: Miss Dulcie Hayes.
Honor Societies Not Pictured
Phi Theta Kappa
President, Dwight Pyatt; Secretary-Treasurer. Doris Shellman; Facidty Adviser, Dr. Burt W. Loomis.
Alpha Pi Epsilan
Members: Bertha Mae McGee and Miss Mary Clmre Griffin.
International HelatiDns Club
Officers: President, Allen Reese; Secretary-Treasurer, Polly Crawford.
Other Members: Jack Bennett, Jewell Bennett, D. F. Blackwell, Maxine Dean, Vance Derby, Junetta Edwards, Winfred Ervin, Jimmy Fitzpatrick, Noah Glass, Grace Gordon, Gordon Graham, Loree Harrill, Julia Higdon, Betty Jo Hoover, Sara Kornegay, Paul Johnson, Johnny Laughridge, Harold Lomax, Louise Lynch, George McDuffie, Arnold McPeters, Doralee McPeters, Jack Morgan, George Parleir, Robbie Ruth Penland, Peggy Pennington, Sara Puett, Sudie Sheets, Lon Vance, John Williams, Charlene Wilson, Conrad Wilson, Julia Higdon.
Facidty Adviser: Dr. A. L. Bramlett.
CammGrcial Club
Officen: Prescient. Bertha Mae McGee; Vice President, Emmy Howell; Secretary, Elaine Tolan; Treasurer, Nell McCombs: Chairman of Social Committee, Margaret McAteer.
Other Metnhers: Emily Bodenheimer. Ann Bostain, Lelah Bray, Charles Burgess, Betty- Byrum, Aletha Cagle, John Cline, Sarah Conder, Mildred Fink, Pat Fortenberry, Emily Fortune, Hazel Franklin, James Grainger, Edward Harrill, Mary FIipp, Keith Jurney, Jean Kennickell, Alice Langston, Jackie Tattersall, Bernice Ledbetter, Doris Long, Ruby McCall, Joe McIntosh, Sybil Nichols, Rachel Poole, Mae Rigdon, Geneva Ross, Eliot Secrest, Roland Shelley, Ray Sherrill, Fanny Sisk, Robert Stevenson, Alma Stuart, Doris Sutton, Jean Teal, Betty- Wilkinson.
Faculty Adviser: Miss Mary Claire Griffin,
President, Annie Lu Bobbins; Vice President, Jack Morgan; Secretary-Treasurer, Maxine Black.
Other Members: Arthur Agnew, Jack Bailey, Jewell Bennett, Harry Chandler, Otis Cook, Wilton Cook, G. W. Dickinson, William Ellis, James Grainger, June Huskey, Edwin Harrill, Pat Harris, Ezra Hutto, Peter Hulth, Keith Henderson, Ed Loftis, Eugene King, Jack Martin, J. R. McClam, Billy Nabers, Rachel Poole, Alex Reed, Roland Shelley, Ray Sinclair, Ralph Swan, Robert Tallon, Miriam Thomas, LeRoy Thompson, Claude Tyler, Darr Wise, James Woodfin.
Faculty Adviser: Miss KIary Claire Griffin.
South Carolina Club
Music Appre ciation Club
Officers: Praidcut. Puii.ip Johnson: \'icc President, Jane Transou; Secretary, Ina Meekins; Treamrer-, Saeah
KoRNEGAY.
Other Memhers: Elsie Craig, Dolly Davis, Peggy Edison, Emily Fortune, Betty Friday, Gordon Graham, William Hall, James Hamilton, Loree Harrill, Pat Harris, Julia Higdon, Ruth Keith, Jane MacEntire, Dora- lee McPeters, Ann Moore, Mary Katherine Morris, Mary Norwood, Robert Norwood, Peggy Pennington, Bonnie Quay, Lu Robbins, Mary Frances Watson, DA^R Wise.
FacultY Adi'iser: Miss Margaret Spiro.
Agnes Austin, James D. Bayne, Jewell Bennett, D. F. Blackwell, Laura Gaboon, Nina Craft, Maxine Dean, Betty Ann Dennett, Dorothy Fletcher, Emily Fortune, Mary E. Friday, James Hamilton, Jean Hart, Harry E. Hemphill, Betty- |o Hoover, June Huskey, Ruth Keith, Phyllis Kline, Clara LeGrand, Louise Lynch, Bertha Mae McGee,' Ina Meekins, Mary Katherine Morris, George Parleir, Hilda Payne, Arthur Ferryman, Zena Pearl Rickman, Frankie Robertson, Geneva Ross, Polly Sewell, Evelyn Silver, Gloria Smith, Molly Spender, Doris Sutton, John C. Williams, Ghaelene Wilson, Allie Mae Wylie.
Glee Club
Christian Workers' Club
Officers: President, Sarah Kornegay; Vice President, Peggy Pennington; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Hart.
Other Members: Catherine Andrews, Lois Andrews, Ann Ashmore, Jewell Bennett, Jo Brumsey, Aletha Cagle, Jean Guilders, Maxine Dean, Fred Bellinger, Mildred Fink, Dorothy Fletcher. Emily Fortune, Hazel Franklin, Thomas Franklin, James Hamilton, Loree Harrill, Catherine Henderson, Delpha Rose Herring, Mary Hipp, Emmy Howell, Dott Ingram, Ruth Keith. Crayton Kerr. James Landreth, Bernice Ledbetter, Andy Marcus. George Marcus. Margaret McAteer, Bertha Mae McGee, R. E. McNeely, Arnold McPeters, Doralee McPeters, Ina Meekins, Ann Moore, Mary Katherine Morris, Jo Ann Musgrove, George Parleir, Walter Poplin. Sarah Puett, Dwight Pyatt, Charles Robbins, Geneva Ross, Polly Sewell, Doris Shellman, Arnold Sherrill, Elizabeth Sherrill, Fanny Sisk, Gloria Smith, FIarold Sprinkle, Shirley Steele, Alma Stuart, Lon Vance, William White, Edna Whitley, Harvey Wilkie. John C. Williams, Charlene Wilson, Conrad Wilson, Jan Wilson, Darr Wise.
Faculty Adviser: Rev. C. Edward Roy.
President, Arnold Sherrill; Vice President, Paul Heafner; Secretary-Treasurer, George Parleir. Other Members: Thomas Franklin, Noah Glass, James Hamilton, Dwight Pyatt, Lon Vance. Faculty Adviser: Rev. C. Edward Roy.
Ministerial Club
HoniG Economics Club
Officers: President, Louise Lynch; Vice President, Catherine Henderson; Secretary-Trensiircr, Jane Smith; Re- porter, Frankie Robertson.
Other Meiuhers: Jean Childers, Maxine Dean, Emilv Fortune, Martha Hager, Mary Lou Hamilton, Dott Ingram, Bobbie Keith, Margaret McAteer, Elizabeth McAulay, Josephine McGaha. Wanda Nifong, Robbie Penland, Mary Frances Robinson, Mollie Spender, Iona Szair, Georgia LIrouiiari.
Faculty Adviser: Miss Mabel Hendrix.
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Officers: Flight Comnmuder, Alva Sentell; Executive Officer, Harvey Wilkie; Flight Officer, John Tolbert; Logs and Records Officer, Lawrence Brown.
Other Memhers: Linwood Adams, C. H. Earnhardt, James Bayne, Kennith Beadles, George Dickinson, James Fitzpatrick. William Hall, Vernon Harris, Frank Henderson, Keith Henderson, Keith Jurney, Frank- lin Kerber, Joe Leonard, J. R. McClamm, George McDuffie, Arnold McPeters, Eugene Randolph, Roland Shelly, Ralph Swan, Charles Wallis.
Faculty Adviser: Arthur Schreyer.
Flight Squadron
Dramatic Club
Officers: President. Mary Frances Watson: First \'ice President. Dott Ingram; Second Vice President, Sudie Sheets; Secretary-Treasurer. James Wilkinson; Puhlicity Cliairtnan. Lorraine Keatts; Wardrobe Mistress, Caroline Henderson; Chairman of Play Selection Committee. Shirley Steele.
Othei- Members: James Bayne, Harriet Brown, Elsie Craig, Mildred Fink, James Fitzpatrick, Thomas GinsoN. Frank Henderson, Keith Henderson, Emmy Howell, Vida Lockman, Polly Sewell, Joan Simmons, John Tltcker, Pat Wainwpight.
Facidtr Adviser: Miss Lucile Smith.
Officers: President. Elizaheth McAulay; Vice President, Evelyn Silver; Secretary. Edna Whitley; Treasurer, Jane Smith; Reporter, Jack Morgan.
Other Members: Walter Ashworth, Laura Caroon, Marvin Featherston, Grace Gordon, Richard Hen- dricks, Betty Jo Hoover, James Landreth, Louise Lynch, Arnold McPeters, Doralee McPeters, Max Masters, Betty Norton^ Annie Lu Bobbins, Frankie Robertson, Arthur, Schreyer, Vincent Severs, Sudie Sheets, Lucille Siniard, Mary Frances Watson, Allie Mae Wylie.
Faculty Adviser: Mr. Carl H. Trowbridge.
Medical Science Club
Day Students' Club
Officers: Preiideut. Robert Hauss: \'ice President, W. H. Dixon; Secretary Treasurer, Mary Lou Hamilton.
Other Members: Sherrill Allison, Pat Austin, Katherine Auvil, James Bayne, L. A. Coman, T. D. Corn, Elsie Craig, R. L. Davis. Virginia Edmundson, Tom G bson. Betty Jane Holden, Perry Holden, Mary Jane McCall, Josephine McGaha, Furman Maness, Jr.. Johnny Misenheimer, Philip Morris, Betty' Norton. Mary Norwood. Robert Norwood, A. T. Reese, Nell Robinson, Lucille Siniard, Herman Smith, Lee Thompson, John Tucker.
Facultr Adx'iser: Mr. Ray Swink.
President, Charles Johnson; Vice President, John Benfield; Secretary-Treasurer, Philip Frazier.
Veterans' Club Officers
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Jane Transou, Head; Carolyn Henderson, Uoris Long, Robert Hauss, G. W. Dickinson; John Tucker and Betty Byrum, Substitutes.
The Season In Retrospect
Hopes were high this year for the best team ever to represent Brevard College. An aggrega- tion of seventy men turned out with thoughts of making the team, but Coach Bob Andrews soon narrowed the hopefuls down to a playing squad of forty. After four weeks of practice using the newly popularized T-formation, the team was ready to open the first game of the toughest schedule the Tornadoes had ever faced.
In the opening campaign the Tornadoes lost to Eastern Tennessee State 31 12. The game was far from a walk-away, and despite the initial upset the Tornadoes still looked forward to a good season.
In the second game Bre\'ard lost to Edwards Military Institute 7-0. The Tornadoes made more Brst downs, more yards rushing; but bad breaks and several injuries were too much for them.
Bre\'ard's worst defeat of the season came at the hands of Campbell College in the first iiomc game. The Tornadoes held the Conference vviiv ners scoreless for three cjuarters, but two tumbles set up touchdowns for Campbell. The game ended 26-0.
Playing in rain and mud ankle-deep, the Tornadoes defeated a helpless Lees-McRae eleven 6-0. It was Brevard all the way, and the opponents ne\'er had a scoring opportunity.
In the following contest the Tornadoes traveled to Ilivvassee and lost a hcartbreaker, the winners scoring both touchdowns on long passes.
On Homecoming Day, Coach Andrews' Tornadoes lost to a smooth-clicking Tennessee- Wesleyan eleven 13-0. Bre\'ard outfought and out-played the \'isitors and did c\'cr\thing but out- score them.
Before the largest crowd of a home game the Tornadoes drubbed Gardner-Webb 35-0. The entire squad of forty men were used in the game.
The next week Brc\ard lost to Georgia Mill tary Institute 21-6.
Undaunted by their defeat of the week before, the Tornadoes turned back the highly faxorcd Tusculum eleven 26-7.
In the last game of the year and betoie the largest crowd of the season, the Tornadoes fought brilliantly and outplayed the Mars Hill Ijons in three quarters, but lost 13 0.
FoDtball Teams
COACH ANDREWS AND "CHIP"
Top: Left End, Caines; Lett Tackle, Walker; Left Guard, Cline; Center, Thompson; Right Guard, Duncan; Right Tackle, Traynham; Right End, Poplin; Quarterback, Riggins; Left Half- back, Whitaker; Right Hallljack, Winchester; Fullback, Ash- worth.
Middle: Left End, Tweed; Left Tackle, Belk; Left Guard, Burgess; Center, Martin; Right Guard, Armstrong; Right Tackle, Groverman; Right End, Burchfiel; Quarterback, Misenheimer; Left Halfback, Blakenship; Right Halfback, Agnew; Fullback, Davenport.
Bottom: Left End, Tweed; Left Tackle, Walker; Left Guard, Cline; Center, Sigmon; Right Guard, Duncan; Right Tackle, Groverman; Right End, Chandler; Quarterback, Buchanan; Left Halfback, Blankenship; Right Halfback, Misen- heimer; Fullback, Sorrels.
THE 1947
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Sept. 21 Brevard - East Tenn. State Oct. 26
Sent. 28 Brevard - Edwards Mil. Institute Nov. 1
Oct. 8 Brevard - Campbell College Nov. 8
Oct. 12 Brevard - Lees-McRae Nov. 16
Oct. 18 Brevard - Hiwassee Nov. 23
Brevard — Tennessee Wesleyan Brevard — GardnerA\'ebb Brevard — Georgia Mil. Institute Brevard — Tusculum Brevard - Mars Hill
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First row. Cecil Henderscjii, I larold Ln
Harold Sprinkle, Andrew Marcus, Clifton
Second row: Robert Hord, James Caines, Dewey VVhitaker, George Marcus, Guy Burchfield, Andy Sigmon.
Third row {standing,): Coach Robert Andrews, Herman Morgan, Hugh Sizemore, Walter Poplin, Howard Tweed, Charles Byrum.
The Basketball Season
With the largest tuniont in HrcNarcl Cullc.oe history, Coach Andrews set out to make this the hest team ever to represent the school. As The Pertelote goes to press, the record of the Tornadoes speaks For itself. The Tornadoes are leading the Confer- ence, with nine wins against two losses.
BREVARD COLLEGE
1946-1947 Bii'.kethaU Schediih'
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Ecusta at Brevard |
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LeesMcRae at Bre\'ard |
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Enka at Brevard |
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VVingate at Bre\'ard |
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U. N. C. E.xt. at Bre\ard |
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Mars llill at Brevard |
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7 |
Davidson "B" at Da\ idson |
Feb. |
7 |
Ciar.-VVebb at Boiling Sprgs |
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Ecusta at Brevard |
Feb. |
8 |
Daxidson "B" at Brevard |
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11 |
Beckley at Brevard |
Feb, |
11 |
Wingate at Wingate |
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14 |
Open |
W-h. |
15 |
Open |
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18 |
Pfeift'er at Brevard |
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18 |
Spartanburg at Bre\ard |
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20 |
W. C. T. C. at Brevard |
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19 |
Mars Hill at Mars llill |
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21 |
Spartanburg at S]iartanburo |
Feb. |
20 |
Lees-McRae at Banner Elk |
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Enka at Enka |
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Open |
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25 |
Gardner U'ebb at Bre\ ard |
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Pheilfer at iMisenheimer |
Left to right: Poplin - Forxvard. Sizemore - Guard, Bmuhi - Guard. Coach Andrews. Morgan - Guard, Marcus — Forward, Tweed — Center.
Basketball Teams
Left to ri^ht: Sprinkle - Forward, Marcus - Forward. Riggins - Guard. Whitaker Guard. (Burchfiel - Guard - not pictured.)
Center, Marcus —
WOMEN'S ATHLETICS
The women's athletic program got off to a flying start with the tennis match at Girls' Play Day It was held at Meredith College in Raleigh, November 19. "Pecky" Bodenheimer and Joan Simmons represented Brevard College and held their own until the semi-finals when they met Duke Unixersity.
The DiMagoio (or was it Casey) came out in all the girls about the time Softball was taken up in the Physical Education class. After taking calisthenics, it was a hard struggle to reach Third Floor, or even Second.
At the beginning of the basketball season the outlook was anything but promising. The season opened December 7 with a game against the Bomberettes in Ashe\ille. The other games scheduled were Enka, Ecusta, Eee-McRae, Wingate, and Pfeift'er.
Softball was organized at the beginning of the spring semester.
Cirls' athletics on the campus help keep the spirit of sportsmanship alive.
Center left: Mrs. Ruth Caldwell, Coach and Director of Women's Athletics Center right: Grace Gordon, Manager: Dott Ingram, Timekeeper. Bottom: Women's Athletic Association Board.
Top: Women's Basketball Team, 1946-1947.
First row: Polly Crawford, Mildred Finck, Betty Byrum, Dolly Davis, Doris Long, Louise Lynch.
Second rmr: Mar) Hipp, Vera Pearson, Emily Bodenheimer, Mrs. Ruth Cald- well, Evelyn Silver, Sudie Sheets, Edna Whitley.
Bottom: Brevard \s. Ecusta.
GAME WITH ECUSTA
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"FOUR OF A KIND"
Top left: Mrs. Robert Andrews, Women's Athletxs in Summer Session.
Calisthenics.
Left center: Softball.
Right: Tennis: Emily Bodenheimer and Joan Simmons.
Bottovi left: Archeiy.
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MAY QUEEN AND KING, SPRING 1946: LYDIA UNDERWOOD AND GUY BIRCIIFIELD
MAY COURT FOLK DANCE
VETERANS' DANCE IN THE BARN, SADIE HAWKINS DAY.
WALTER POPLIN, KING OF HARVEST FESTIVAL 1946; BETTY WILKINSON, QUEEN.
SCENE FROM SADIE HAWKINS DAY: JUNE HUSKEY AND JIMMY WILKINSON, FRANKLIN KERBER AND MARY KATHERINE MORRIS.
CAKE-CUTTING AT THE WEST HALL RECEPTION FOLLOWING THE MARRIAGE OF MISS RUTH WILSON TO MR. HAROLD CALDWELL.
PillLIP FRAZIER, BANDLEADER; MARS HILL-BREVARD FOOTBALL
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COLLEGE BAND
SPECTATORS
Toy left: A New Clarion. Center Right: Dwight Pyatt.
Center Left: "The Doctor Has a Daughter," the Dramatic Club Play. Bottom left: Charlotte Club.
BEST ALL-ROUND Grace Gordon — Herman Morgan
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Katherine Auvil — Jim Greene
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Bf:ST LOOKI.\'G Sarah Kornkcay- Richarm IIp^ndrtcks
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EmII-Y BODENilEIMER — DeWRY VVtIITAKER
MOST ORIGINAL Pat Austin— Marvin- Featherston
MOST INTELLECTUAL Bf.rtha Mae McGee — Winfred Ervin
BEST PERSONALITY Bettie Wilkinson — LoN Vance
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Phone 198 Brevard, N. C.
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Choir Broadcast in Ashe\ille; Picnic; Alva SentcU; Hikers; Julia Higdon, at the ?rave of Thomas Wolfe in Asheville; Choir on Ashe\ ille Trip; Florida Girls; Picnic.
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HIGH POINT COLLEGE
High Point, N. C.
Where Brevard College graduates continue their studies toward a degree, in pre-professional fields, as: law, medicine, ministry, etc. Majors in business, music, teaching, etc.
Moderate Rates
BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Tlie South's Largest Distributors of Reliable Merchandise We Sell For Less East Main Street Brevard, N. C.
Drugs Candies Sodas Stationery
LONG'S DRUG STORE
Brevard, N. C.
Brevard College Boosters PHONE 85
PATTERSON'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
'Brevard's Shopping Center
Brevard, North Carolina
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Mr. Roy Leavinw Sunny Acres; Peg.yy Pennin^tdn and Lon Vance; Lon Vance, Mr. Ray, John Williams; Loree Ilarrill, Sarah Puett, Peggv Pennini^ton; Loree Marrill; Peggy Pennington and Lon Vance; Sunny Acres, with Jewell Bennett in the Foreground; Christian Student Movement Council Retreat at Mills Ri\er.
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HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS,
PAINTS, OILS, CUTTING TOOLS
DELTA ELECTRIC WOOD-WORKING
TOOLS
OTTIS-GREEN , HARDWARE COMPANY
II West Pack Square 9-11 Walnut Street
Asheville, N. C. A & P SUPER MARKET
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WHERE ECONOMY RULES Symbol of the world's foremost service
Brevard, North Carolina
Compliments of
ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY
Corner Jordan and Gaston Streets
Phone 441 Brevard, N. C.
Westinghouse Home Appliances Youngstown Kitchens
Construction and Repairs
All of Western North Carolina Are
Proud of Brevard College and So
Are We
PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL
109 Roberts St. Phone 4277
Wholesale Foods Asheville, N. C.
Jewelry and Watch Repairing Trophies and Gifts
HURSEY & COMPANY
67 Haywood Road Asheville, North Carolina
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Raking Lea\'es (Hanill and McPeters); Washing Windows (Knightcn, Bason, McCombs); Doing the Doors (Bodcnheimcr, Mclnville, Martin); Pohshing Panes and Raking the Rusty Leaves; West Hall Window Washers (Pennington, Shellman, Andrews, Kornegay, Hart); Fortune, McPeters, khirrill, Mr. Swink; Bennett, Mr. Swink, Harrill, McPeters; Allison and Norton; Robinson in the Lab.
McCRARY AUTO SERVICE
Day Phone 290 Night Phone 291
Brevard, North Carolina GOODYEAR PRODUCTS
Compliments of
CO-ED AND CLEMSON THEATRES
The Latest and Best in Movie Entertainment Brevard, North Carolina
Compliments of FARMERS' FEDERATION
Incorporated
Dealers in FINE BABY CHICKS FULL-O-PEP FEEDS
103 East Main Street Brevard, N. C.
MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT
FORD'S CORNER
Soda and Sandwich Shop
Biltmore Ice Cream
Hot Popcorn THEATRE BUILDING
Compliments of ROSE'S 5-10-25C STORES
Incorporated
FRANCES K. MILLNER,
Manager
Brevard, N. C.
MITCHELL-POPE MOTOR COMPANY
DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service
Phone 590 N. Broad St.
Brevard, N. C.
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PLUMMER'S
Main Street Brevard, North Carolina
S. M. MacFIE DRUG CO.
''The Rexall Store"
Fountain Service and
Sandwiches
Biltmore Ice Cream
School Supplies
Brevard, North Carolina
VARNER'S DRUG STORE
WALGREEN AGENCY
Brevard, N. C.
PARSONS'
Jewelry and Gifts Watch Repair
SLACK'S
'The First To Show The Latest' SLACK'S
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Taylor Hall; Jean Teal; Randolph, Morgan, McCall; Two Distant Views of the Campus; Chow Line on Sunday; Veterans' Unit II; View of the Gym from Front Campus; Wilson, Brumsey, Beckerdate, Andrews; Hall and Schreyer; Lorraine Keatts with Jan and Mildred Miller.
HERFF-JONES COMPANY
Manufacturing Jeivelers and Stationers 0. E. BASS, Representative Hendersonville, North Carolina Rings, Diplomas, Invitations, Cards, Caps, and Gowns
Compliments of
PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COiMPANY
Phone 10 Waynesville, N. C.
Richard W. Parris Donald J. Harris
BREVARD HARDWARE
PARRIS BROTHERS. Owners
Hardware for Every Home. Farm and Industrial Use Brevard, N. C.
Compliments of
BECKER'S BAKERY
Hendersonville, N. C.
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TRANTHAM'S |
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ASHEVILLE SHOWCASE |
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■ Chapel Meeting of Alumni; West Hall Living Room; Mome-comers: Jeffrey Coltrane, Conrad Kimbrough, Gray Freeze, Grady Diilin, Janey Lowry; After the Wedding— the former Lallah May Edwards and her husband, Captain A. E. Ander- son, Jr., of Chicago; Two Homecoming Groups; Mr. Roy Swink and Dr. Bramlett; Miss Jane Allen.
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Co77ipliments of
WINNER'S
Only Exclusive Ready-to-Wear Shop
MACK'S BILLIARD PARLOR
Meet Me Here!
T. T. LOFTIS, Manager
7 East Main Street
Brevard, North Carolina
MITCHEM'S MARKET AND GROCERY—^
Meats — Groceries — Produce Wholesale and Retail
Brevard, N. C.
Compliments of
TRANSYLVANIA
TRUST COMPANY
Brevard, N. C.
Compliments of BREVARD LUMBER
COMPANY Brevard, North Carolina
SOUTHERN DAIRIES
Sealtest
Ice Cream and Milk
T. RALPH PARRISH, Manager
Brevard, N. C.
DIXIE CLEANERS
Phone 54
Brevard, North Carolina
Compliments of
THE GRILL
RESTAURANT
Brevard, N. C.
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Mary Frances Watson and Sudie Sheets; Alice Lanaston, Mar>- Eddv Cott Svbil Nichols, Ann Ashmore; Fred Dellinoer, Loree Harrill, lack Williams; Bill Withers Polly Crawford, Bill Blankenship; Charles W'allis, Pat Wainwright, limmy Fitz- patnck, Joan Simmons; Maria Lopez. MarN Frances Robinson, Bolsbie Keith- Alice Langston and Mary Eddy Clott; Earline Wilkes and Mary McKinnev.
BREVARD LAUNDRY AND COAL CO.
7 Best Brands of Coal
Fire Brand Kindling
Laundry and Cleaning
Brevard, N. C. Phone 44
Complimpnts of
McFEE'S JEWELRY
SHOP
Expert Watch Refxiiring
Brevard, N. C.
BOOKS:
Fiction, Adventure, Amusement, Biography, Cultural, Technical
"Quality Job Printers" B & L BOOK STORE
403 N. CALDWELL ST.
Brevard, N. C.
WHITEWAY CLEANERS
A Complete Quality Service
See Our Agent At College
Brevard, N. C.
Compliments of
THE BREVARD SHOE SHOP
Satisfied Customers Built Our Business
37 E. Main St. Brevard, N. C.
WE SALUTE . . .
Brevard College Graduates,
Students and Faculty Members
THE TRANSYLVANIA
TIMES
"A Prize-Winning Newspaper'
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Clothing, Shoes, Sporting Goods
When in Asheville Make Our Store Your
Headquarters
35 Patton Avenue Through to College
ASHEVILLE ARMY STORE
Compliments of
THE CHICKEN
KITCHEN
Brevard, N. C.
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