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1853-2005 


James  A.  Jones  Library 

Brevard,  North  Carolina  28712 


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. 


JR. 


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. 


mmsm 


Df    1347 


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. 

■       ■ 
ALAN   T.   REESE 

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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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! 


Df    1947 


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 


JANE  ALLEN 

JEWELL  BENNETT 

GUY  BURCHFIEL 

BETTY  ANN  DENNETT 

DOROTHY  POOL 

Biitmore,  N.  C. 

Greer,  S.  C. 

\'etercin 
Biitmore,  N.  C. 

Canton,  N.  C. 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

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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WILLIAM   AKERS 

JACK  BAILEY 

\'eteran 

Greenville,  S.  C. 

Glade  Spring,  Va. 

REV.  JAMES   ALLRED 

Balfour,  N.  C. 

ELSIE   BANDY 

Terrell.  N.  C. 

KENNETH  ARMS  I  KONG 

DAVID  BARNES 

\'eteran 

\'eteran 

Belmont,  N.  C. 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

HENRY  C.   ASHMORE 

MILLARD  BASON 

Veteran 

Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Charlotte,  N.  C. 

HARRY  ASHWORTII 

SARAH   BASON 

Veteran 

V\'inston-Salem,  N.  C. 

Brevard,  N,  C. 

JAMES   D.   BAYNE 

AGNES  AUSTIN 

Veteran 

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 

Veteran 

St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 

Veteran 

Charlotte,  N.  C. 

GLORIA  BOST 

Charlotte.  N.  C. 

WILLIAM   HEYWARD 
BUCHANAN 

Veteran 
Greenville,  S.  C. 

Clifton  Forge,  Va. 

HAROLD  CALDWELL 

Veteran 
Mooresville.  N.  C. 

ANN   BOSTAIN 

CHARLES  BURGESS 

BOONE  CAREY,  JR. 

Rocky  Mount,  N.  C. 

\'eteran 

\'eteran 

WILLIAM  BOSTIC 

Veteran 
Selma,  Va. 

Newton,  N.  C. 

BETTY   BYRUM 

Pineville.  N.  C. 

Miami,  Fla. 

LEWIS   CARROLL 

Veteran 
Greensboro,  N.  C. 

JAMES  L.  BOWEN 

CHARLES  BYRUM 

HARRY  CHANDLER 

Veteran 
Asheville,  N.  C. 

Veteran 
Pineville,  N.  C. 

Veteran 
Greenville,  N.  C. 

LELAH   BRAY 

ALETHA  CAGLE 

LEE  CHESTNUTT 

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 


FRANK   DUNLAP 

JOHN   EVANS 

THOMAS   FRANKLIN 

\'eteran 

Veteran 

Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Wadesboro,  N.  C. 

Burnsville,  N.  C. 

RAY  FRYE 

WILLIAM  B.   EDNEY 

MILDRED   FINK 

Veteran 

VeteriDi 

Rutherfordton,  N.  C. 

East  Flat  Rock,  N.  C. 

VERLIF  V.  ELLER 

CHARLES  FINLEY 

RUPERT  FUNDERBURK 

Veteran 

Pickens,  S.  C. 

Monroe,  N.  C. 

RobbinsviUe,  N.  C. 

ROBERT  GARRETT 

CHARLES  ELLIOTT 

JAMES   FITZPATRICK 

Veteran 

Vetercm 

Veteran 

Greenville,  S.  C. 

Pisgah  Forest,  N.  C. 

Biltmore,  N.  C. 

TOM   GIBSON 

JOHN  ELLIOTT 

PATSY   FORTENBERY 

Veteran 

\  eteran 

Charlotte,  N.  C. 

Marion,  N,  C, 

Pisgah  Forest,  N.  C. 

WILLIAM  C.  ELLIS 

HAZEL  FRANKLIN 

MARY   EDDY  GOTT 

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 


EMMY  HOWELL 

Concord,  N.  C. 

KEITH   JURNEY 

Veteran 
Statesville,  N.  C. 

GENE  C.  KING 
Greenville,  S.  C. 

SELENE  HUNT 

PATRICIA  LACKEY 

Decatur,  Georgia 

LORRAINE   KEATTS 
Bovnton  Beach,  Fla. 

Catawba,  N.  C. 

JUNE  HUSKEY 

JAMES   LANDRETH 

Gaffney,  S.  C. 
DOTT   INGRAM 

RUTH   KEITH 

Charlotte,  N.  C. 

Veteran 
Kernersville,  N.  C. 

Atlanta,  Ga. 
PHILIP  JOHNSON 

JEAN   KENNICKELL 

Fletcher,  N.  C. 

ALICE   LANGSTON 

Orlando,  Fla. 

Veteran 
Fayetteville,  N.  C. 

CRAYTON  KERR 

Veteraii 

MARJORIE  LANNING 
Jersey  City,  N.  J. 

ROLAND  SUTTON 
JONES 

Charlotte,  N.  C. 

JOHN   LAUGHRIDGE 

Veteran 

VIRGINIA   KILPATRICK 

Veteran 

Walterboro,  S.  C. 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

AsheviUe,  N.  C. 

Class 


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BERNICE  LEDBETTER 

ED  LOFTIS 

JMARY  ANN  iMcCORlMICK 

Asheville.  N.  C. 

Taylors,  S.  C. 

Veteran 
EUerbe,  N.  C. 

AILEEN   LEDFORD 

H.   L.   LOiMAX 

LEROY   McCRAW 

Hariisburg,  N.  C. 

Vetevau 

\'eternii 

Guilford  College,  N.  C. 

Chesnee,  S.  C. 

JOHN    HARDIN   LEE, 

JR. 

ALVIN   McKINNISH 

Veteran 

DORIS  LONG 

\'eteran 

Hickory,  N.  C. 

Spindale,  N.  C. 

Canton,  N.  C. 

JACK  LIVESAY 

\'eleran 
Clittoii  Forge,  Va. 

JOE   LYDAY 

\'elera}i 

Ilendersonvillc,  N.  C. 

R.   E.   McNEELY,  JR. 

Veteran 

Waxhaw,  N.  C. 

A.   L.   McPETERS 

VIDA  LOCKMAN 
Ashcvillo,  N.  C. 

RUBY  McCALL 

\'eteran 
Weaver\ille.  N.  C. 

R.  J.   LOFLIN 

BreNard,  N.  C. 

H.   FURMAN 

MANESS.   JR. 

\'eteran 

NELL  F.  McCOMBS 

\'etertin 

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 


BESSIE   PENLAND 

SARAH  PUETT 

CHARLES  ROBBINS 

Scaly.  N.  C. 

Dallas,  N.  C. 

\'eteran 
Plymouth,  N.  C. 

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. 

LIGENE  PERRYiMAN 

Vetenm 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C. 

JAMES  C.   RICHARDSON 

Troy,  N.  C. 

DOROTHY   SANDERS 

Conway.  S.  C. 

JOHN   PHILPOTT 

Veferan 
Walkertown,  N.  C. 

MAE   RIGDON 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

B.   PRATT  SCROGGS 

Jonesville.  N.  C. 

ELIOIT    SECREST 

RACHEL  POOLE 

ANNIE   LU   ROBBINS 

Veteran 

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. 

ROLAND  SHELLEY 

Veteran 
Nichols,  S.  C. 

CHARLES  R.  SHERRILL 

GEORGE   SMITH 

Monroe,  N.  C. 

HERMAN   SMITH 

Veteran 

\^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 


JEAN  TEAL 

CHARLES  WALLIS 

Elkin,  N.  C. 

Veteran 

LEROY  THOMPSON 

\'eteran 
Greenwood,  S.  C. 

Biltmore,  N.  C. 

WILLIAM  SCO  11 
WHITE 

Veteran 

JAN   WILSON 
Bald  Creek,  N.  C. 

RALPH   THOMPSON 

Kinston,  N.  C. 

Veteran 

MARGIE   WILKINS 

MARGARET  WILSON 

Spear,  N.  C. 

Rocky  Mount,  N.  C. 

Robbinsville,  N.  C. 

JOHN  TOLBERT 

Lenoir,  N.  C. 

JIMMY   WILKINSON 
Charlotte,  N.  C. 

CHARLES  WINTERS 

CLAUDE  TYLER 

JOHN  C.  WILLIAMS 

Veteran 

Morganton,  N.  C. 

Greenville,  S.  C. 

Freemont,  N.  C. 

PAT  WAINWRIGHT 

CHARLENE  WILSON 

Tallahassee,  Fla. 

Greer,  S.  C. 

A  rransrlraiiia  Huirtcr  of  'Posstiiiis  and  Cuons 
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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 

Veteran 

Hatteras,  N.  C. 

Veteran 

\'eteran 

Darlington,  S.  C. 

Thomasville,  N.  C. 

Greenville,  S.  C. 

CHARLES 
PICKLESEIMER 

L.  C.   POOR 

CLIFFORD  POWELL 

ALICIA  RIVAS 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

Veteran 
Brevard,  N.  C. 

Rosman,  N.  C. 

Oriente,  Cuba 

FABIO  RIVAS 
Orientc,  Cuba 

PAUL  ROBBINS 

Veteran 

MARY  F.  ROBINSON 
Catawba,  N.  C. 

THURMAN  T. 
ROGERS,  JR. 

Darlington,  S.  C. 

\'eteran 
Lake  City,  S.  C. 

A.  W,  SAFRIET 

D.   H.   SCOTT,  JR. 

PAULINE  SEWELL 

ANDY   SIGMON 

Veteran 
Woodleaf,  N.  C. 

Clifton  Forge,  Va. 

Cramerton,  N.  C. 

Fletcher,  N.  C. 

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PrG-CoUege 


RALPH   SWAN 

ROBERT  TALLON 

H.   B.  TARTE,   JR. 

MIRIAM  THOMAS 

Veteran 

Charleston,  S.  C. 

Veteran 

Myrtle  Beach,  S.  C. 

Greenville,  S.  C. 

Darlington,  S.  C. 

iST  H.  TRAYNHAM 

JOHN   TUCKER 

WILLIAM  UPCHURCH 

H.  W.  WALKER 

Veteran 

\'eteran 

Vetei-an 

Veteran 

Greenville.  S.  C. 

West  Palm  Beach,  Fla. 

Cherry ville,  N.  C. 

Darlington,  S.  C. 

JEAN  M.   WHITLEY 

SPECIAL  STUDENT 

Veteran 

EVEREI  1    BOWIE 

11  nJersonviUe,  N.  C. 

Brevard,  N.  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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ClinsDphic 
Literary 
Society 


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. 


.J^'^^g^'!^,*!^^ 


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 


M  L  E  T  I  C 


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ChEErlEaders 


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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sii  ti  CI  ? 


TORNADDES 


ig4E   FDDTBALL   SCHEDULE 


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 


Riggir 


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' 


Dec. 

12 

Ecusta  at  Brevard 

)an. 

28 

LeesMcRae  at  Bre\'ard 

Dec. 

14 

Enka  at  Brevard 

Jan. 

M) 

VVingate  at  Bre\'ard 

Dec. 

17 

U.  N.  C.  E.xt.  at  Bre\ard 

Feb. 

1 

Mars  llill  at  Brevard 

Jan. 

7 

Davidson  "B"  at  Da\  idson 

Feb. 

7 

Ciar.-VVebb  at  Boiling  Sprgs 

Jan. 

10 

Ecusta  at  Brevard 

Feb. 

8 

Daxidson  "B"  at  Brevard 

Jan. 

11 

Beckley  at  Brevard 

Feb, 

11 

Wingate  at  Wingate 

Jan. 

14 

Open 

W-h. 

15 

Open 

Jan. 

18 

Pfeift'er  at  Brevard 

Feb. 

18 

Spartanburg  at  Bre\ard 

Jan. 

20 

W.  C.  T.  C.  at  Brevard 

Feb. 

19 

Mars  Hill  at  Mars  llill 

Jan. 

21 

Spartanburg  at  S]iartanburo 

Feb. 

20 

Lees-McRae  at  Banner  Elk 

Jan. 

24 

Enka  at  Enka 

Feb. 

22 

Open 

Jan. 

25 

Gardner  U'ebb  at  Bre\  ard 

Mar 

1 

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 

BOWLING 

"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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FEATURES 


May  Day 


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 

GAME. 

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 


MOST    ATHLETIC 

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 


MOST    POPULAR 
Si'OiE  Sheets— Waiter  Popiin 


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Compliments  of 

J.  A.  JONES  CONSTRUCTION  CO. 

Charlotte,  N.  C. 

DISTRICT  OFFICES: 

BRUNSWICK,  GEORGIA  PANAMA  CITY,  FLORIDA 

NEW  YORK,  NEW  YORK 
KNOXVILLE,  TENNESSEE 


An  outstanding  construction  organization;  operates 
in  North.  Central,  and  South  America.  We  specialize  in 
Heavy  Construction,  Industrial  Building,  Shiphuilding 
and  Repair,  Engineering,  Appraisals,  Puhlic  Works,  Utili- 
ties, Power  Plants,  Chemical  Works,  etc. 


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Compliments 


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ECUSTA  PAPER  CORPORATION 


Pisgah  Forest,  North  Carolina 


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The  Next  Step 

LENOIR  RHYNE  COLLEGE 

Summer  Session 


Standard  Four  Year  College  for  Men  and  Women 


Competent,  experienced  faculty  .  .  . 

Emphasizes  de\elopment  of  Christian  character  .  .  . 

Maintains  high  educational  standards  .  .  . 
Liberal  Arts,  Science,  Music, 
Teaching  and  Commercial  Courses  .  .  . 

Expenses  very  low,  considering  advantages  offered. 

SUMMER  SESSION: 
First  Term -July  9  to  July  16 
Second  Term  -  July  17  to  August  22 


For  Catalogue  and  other  information  write  to 
The  President 

LENOIR  RHYNE  COLLEGE 

Hickory,  N.   C. 


KEYS  PRINTING  COMPANY 


Greenville,  South  Carolina 


The  ability  to  serve  you  well  is  as  important  as  the 


desire  to  serve  you  ivell. 


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Miss  Griffin  and  Jack  Livesay;  Lorraine  Keatts  and  Dean  Ste\'cnson;  Croup  at  a 
Dance;  Joel  and  Dean  Stevenson;  Skirts  LIpside-Down  lor  Initiation;  Four  More 
Initiation  Snaps;  Boffon;  center,  Mrs.  Scroggs  and  three  girls. 


Compliments  of 

MRS.  MARY  JANE  McCRARY 

Insurance  Agent 

TELEPHONE  67 

"Always  at  your  service" 

Brevard,  North  Carolina 
Compliments  of 

GALLOWAY'S  CAFE 

^'Where  Students  and   Faculty  Meet' 
Brevard,   North  Carolina 


AUSTIN'S  STUDIO 

Enlargements  Can  Be  Made  At  Any  Time 

Negatives   Put   On   File    Permanently 
Phone   136  Brevard,  N.  C. 


DOUGLAS 

Insurance 


DUCKWORTH  MOTOR 
COMPANY 


Sales 


bervice 


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. 


FURMAN  UNIVERSITY 

Greenvill 

e,  S.  C. 

Founde 

d   1826 

JOHN  LANEY  PLYLER,  President 

Courses  leading  to  degrees  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  Bachelor  of  Science,  Bachelor  of 
Arts  in   Music,   and   Master  of  Arts.    Pre-professional   course   groupings.    Special          ; 
emphasis  on  training  for  Christian  leadership. 

Summer  session  includes  two  six  weeks  terms,  July  16-23  and  July  24-August  29.           ■ 
The  fall  semester  begins  on  September  8. 

For  catalogue  write 

R.  N.  DANIEL,  Dean 
Men's  College 

ELIZABETH  LAKE  JONES,  Dean 

Women's  College                           [ 

ScHrafft's  I 

Build  With 

"The  Nation's  Leading  Candies"    \ 

ETOWAH  BRICK 

ON  SALE  AT  GOOD 

STOKKS  KVEKYVVHHHE 

THE 

$1.00  —  $1.75 

MOLAND-DRYSDALE 

Morgan  Bros.,  Inc. 

CORPORATION 

Whole'"!e  Distributors 

67  Broadway,  Asheville,  N.  C. 

Manufacturers 

(Cand^is  Delicious  Food 

VTV          y  ENJOY   iOMC    EVeRY   DAY:    C 

Etowah,   North  Carolina 

Compliments  of 

HEYWARD  MAHON 

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COMPANY 

CITIZENS' 

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Greenville,  S.  C. 

TELEPHONE  COMPANY 

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The  Style  and  Quality 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

Store 

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Lon  Vance  and  Peggy  Pennington,  "Pecky"  Bodenheimer  and  Smith  Poplin, 
Jewell  Bennett  and  George  Parleir,  Alice  Langston  and  James  Belk,  Mary  Eddy  Gott 
and  Frank  Henderson,  Jane  Smith  and  Conrad  Kimbrough,  Caroline  Henderson  and 
John  Burvvell,  Andy  Marcus  and  Shirley  Steele,  George  McDuffie  and  Elizabeth 
McAulay,  Jackie  Tattersall  and  Clyde  Long,  Arnold  McPeters  and  Emily  Fortune, 
Miss  Spiro  and  Robert  Norwood,  Doralee  McPeters  and  Jack  Bennett. 


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 


Qua/^/^^^ 


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 


Camilla p  j-'^ersoni  and  j-^^lo 


aceS 


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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J^ingies 


9 

"Bitty"  McAukiy,  Lois  Oyer,  Cniyton  Kerr,  jane  Smith,  Jack  Bennett,  Jackie 
Tattersall,  Merna  Miller,  Doralee  McPeters,  Jo'  Ann  Musgroxc,  Bob  Norwood, 
Mar\'in  Featherstone,  Jo  Brumsev,  Ralph  Swan. 


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Compliments  of 

Compliments  of 

B.  &  B.  FEED  AND 

SEED  COMPANY 
FEEDS,  SEEDS,  FLOUR 

THE  CANTEEN  CAFE 

"Wholesome  Food  Served" 

FERTILIZER 

Caldwell    St. 

Brevard,  North  Carolina 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

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Com])limonts  of 

Compliments  of 

HAYES  MOTOR 

PATTON'S  GULF 

COMPANY 

SERVICE 

IVillys  Sales  Service 

■ 

Automobiles 

Brevard,  N.  C. 

Brevard,   N.  C. 

PRINTERS                     BINDERS 
LITHOGRAPHERS 

TRANTHAM'S 

THE  MILLER  PRINTING 

DEPARTMENT  STORE 

COMPANY 

Ready-to-Wear,  Dry  Goods 

Asheville 

and  Notions 

"Western  Carolina's 
Largest  Printers" 

Brevard,  North  Carolina 

ASHEVILLE  SHOWCASE 

WILSON  DRUG  CO. 

&  FIXTURE  COMPANY 

:                 J.  B.  LOMNGOOD,  Prop. 

Hotel,  Restavirant  and 
Institutional  House 

Prescription   Druggist 
Phone  58 

Phones  498-499              57-59  Broadway 

Asheville,  N.  C. 

I          Hendersonville,  N.  C. 

-J^omecomina,  ^J4uimni,  and  -^'acuitii 

■  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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KEYS     PRINTING    CO..    GREENVILLE,     S.    C. 


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