Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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Board of I ' rustees Rev. H. C. Sprinkle, Chann.an Lcxmgton, N, C. Rev. C. M. Pickens. Vue-Cham,,an Wmston-Salcm, N. C. H. B. Kelly, Sccretary-Treamrcr Hcndcrsonvillc, N, C. TERM EXPIRES 19 5 Mrs, J, W, Downs m u -n -r INashville. Tcnn. H, B. Kelly Mrs, E, L, McKee J. H, Pickelseimer Rev, a, W, Plyler Rev, J. H, West , . . , Hendcrsonville. N, C, Sylva. N, C. Brevard. N, C. Greensboro, N, C. Brevard, N. C. TERM EXPIRES 1937 Rev, Paul Hardin, Jr. , Waynesv.lk. N, C. - - - ' High Point, N.C. Rev, Jamls B, McLarty Ashev.Ile. N. C. ' ' ■ C- SALES P, Rev. H. C, Sprinkle Lexington, N, C, Guy Weaver Asheville, N, C, TERM EXPIRES 1939 i.- ' r i W. H, BOBBITT Rev, D, D, Holt James E, Lambeth Rev, C, H, Moser Rev, C, M, Pickens Mrs, Bessie: Gray Plumley Charlotte, N, C, Charlotte. N. C, Thomasville, N. C, Hendersonville, N. C, Winston-Salem, N, C, Win.ston-Salcm. N, C, W, H, BoBBiTT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rev, H. C. Sprinkle, Chairman H, B, Kelly Eugene J, Coltrane, ex officio Mrs, E, L, McKee Paav Sixic

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Brevard College is a standard junior college and has been so recognized by various accrediting agencies. The North Carolina State Department of Education has accepted the institution and on this basis the college is a member of the North Carolina College Conference. Arrangement has been made whereby graduates of Bre- vard College will be accepted in practically all the institutions of higher rank in the state. Announcernent has been made that the college will this summer operate a summer school as an integral part of the college year. A definite effort will be made to develop a type of institution suited to the needs of young people. The present situation indicates that the project will be a success. EUGHNE J. COLTRANE, President of the College. Ross Hall — Boys ' Dormitory

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The first year of Brevard College has been one of difficult experiences. It has likewise been a year of significant triumph. The actual opening of the college called for faith and courage. The same qualities have characterized faculty and students during the year. The achievements, however, have inspired all of us to continue the effort. We believe that great victories lie ahead of us. Soon after my election as president, a prominent educator of the state wrote me that it takes both students and money to make a college. At that time we did not know that it would be possible to have a student body of more than four hundred eager and ambitious young men and young women. At the present time we do not know that it will be possible to secure the necessary funds to make the college the kind of institution it ought to become. We shall approach this problem in the belief that our friends will provide the money that will be necessary. Our students are our best emissaries. UCX- i Page Seventeen