Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

Ty) XA t tjui Oc,«_ J.4 ?. h - y i jz d.,__ am i. JdcUdo t patted Jli iaA m SHI y %■, r n t y y UL J u KDFIEII AID [tUTI — ; -araoiE OF KIIETty HUyRED AID FORTY lUm JEMI S-FDITOR LLIAM PALMER-RUS. MGR. tL, F U IV R D It is from our college motto, Labor, Learn, and Live, that we draw the theme this issue of the PERTELOTE. Student labor has become, to most of us, the one chance for higher education. Through the co- operation of those who have made it possible for us to come to this insti- tution and become self-educated, this great idea functions. It is with sincere appreciation and acknowledgement of this fact that we, the senior class, regard our days at Brevard College. We, the staff, through pictures and illustrations which we have borrowed from our very modern world, have tried to give our many friends who will see this book some idea of the various activities that are carried on through our comprehensive work program. Most of us who have worked are thankful for what we have received through this program, not only for the compensation in money but also for the things we have learned to do and the contacts we have made through working together. We hope through these efforts to bring to our friends and fellow students the meaning of worked-for education and to show our genuine appreciation for it. —THE EDITOR. o the idea of Sett-help tnrouak itudent tabor, ana to U-)r. i ottrane, u k untinna ettorts kaue made it po56ibte here, we dedicate tkii iiiue of the l edetote. loSe .?fe592 ' i ' THE 1940 PERTELOTE ' % ■ i { [ est -Mali - Lj ' iHs ' .UJormitof, J 11 - f Frances f oss -Mail - ijoip ' .Jjormitor ' i ■ aulor J ail - i5oip ' .Jjonnit. ♦ iXih, ' i r ion ' J wltiV ,, Uir inia cd.od e - Lfirli ' .Ujonnitont ■THE 1940 PERTEIOTI ' UMA MUEH Unto Brevard ivere ever loyal; We sing to her a song oj praise. She gives to us endowments royal To guide us thru life ' s endless maze. CHORUS Brevard, Brevard, our hearts rejoice; Forever and forever we zvill honor thee. Our College, -we zvdl not forsake thee, Nor for one moment will forget; Thy standards m our hearts -we ' ll cherish To guide us till our sun has set. I resident J e66aae TO TH[ CLASS OF 1940 J OR THE past two years we have been living together. Students have re- ceived inspiration from the facuhy, and members of the facuhy have likewise been inspired by fellowship with students. Perhaps all of us have learned to live to- gether; and if so, one of the most important lessons of life has been learned. As mem- bers of the class move out into active life, they will have opportunity to get a more thorough mastery of this particular art. My message, therefore, is one of encourage- ment. In the simple affairs of life, seek to develop those qualities which lessen friction between individuals and between groups as well. Learn to be a good citi- zen. Share the burdens with others and remember that civilization moves forward by the sufferings of the men and women who live in every generation. President of the College ' THE 1940 PERTELOTl ' JU.., . UDMIIISTRHTIOI OD FACULTY First Row Across: C. H. TROWBRIDGE, A.B., A.M. Vice-President, Chemistry C. E. BUCKNER, A.B., A.M. Dean and Registrar MISS DULCIE HAYES, A.B., A.M. Dean of Women, Spanish, French Second Row Across: BUNYAN H. ANDREW, A.B. Dean of Men, History BURT W. LOOMIS, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Psychology, Education LUTHER ALCORN BENNETT, B.S. Religious Education Third Row Across: MISS MYRA BINFORD Dietitian of West Hall MRS. BESS REAP BUCKNER Dietitian of Ross Hall DR. HAROLD M. BUEHLER, A.B., D.D. Financial Secretary Fourlh Row Across: GRADY W. CAMPBELL, A.B. Director of Industrial Division, Mechanical Drawing and Woodworking MRS. MAYBELLE POOVEY CAMPBELL, A.B., A.M. Business Education JOHN BOYD CHRISTENBURY, A.B., A.M. Head Coach, Hygiene, Physical Education Opposite Page. First Row Across: MISS LINDA IRENE CLAY, B.M. Piano MRS. ISABELL DOUB COL TRANE, B.L., B.Mus., A.M. English, Speech, Dean of Coltrane Home W. HOMER COLTRANE, A.B. Director of Extension and Promotion MISS ARLEINE COLVARD Secretary to the Dean MISS MARJORIE CRAIG, A.B., A.M. English G. H. FARLEY, B.S. Director of Agriculture Opposite Page, Second Row Across: MAE E. FREEMAN Dean and Dietitian of Virginia Lodge JOHN M. HAWKINS, B.M. Voice Instructor MRS. ANNIE WISHAM McCALLUM, B.S. Business Education MRS. J. D. McRAE Nurse MRS. ETHEL M. CHAPIN MORGAN, B.S., M.S. German, Physics, History ROBERT WALLIS ORR, A.B. Superintendent of Printing Third Roiw Across: MRS. MARILEE RALEY PALMER, B.S. IN EDUCATION Physical Education for Girls THOMAS McNeill PALMER, B.S.I.A Superintendent of Construction MRS. LOULA McNEER PANGLE, A.B., A.M. Mathematics MAXWELL GALBRAITH PANGLE, A.B., A.M. Economics and Sociology MRS. BROWNIE L. ROGERS Assistant Bursar JAMES O ' BRIEN ROGERS Bursar Fourth Row Across: CHARLES SCHOENKNECHT, B.S. Biology, Zoology, Botany MISS DELLA SHORE, B.S., B.L.S. Librarian MISS LUCILLE SMITH, A.B., A.M. English, Dramatics, and Assistant Dean of Women MRS. MERLIE SIZEMORE THOMPSON, B.S. Home Economics ' THE 1940 PEIIT[LOT[ •tf m 1 mm am officers JACK KENDALL Norwood, North Carolina Cliosophic, President ' 39, Chaplain ' 40; Block B Club; Baptist Student Union, Vice-President ' 40; Baseball; Folk-Dance Club; Football; International Relations Club; Photo-Nature Club; President of Sophomore Class ' 40 Student Council. Jack is a good leader for the sophomores; but he doesn ' t carry it to the breaking point, as he did in football- NANA SUE MICHAEL Pleasant Garden, North Carolina Euterpean, President ' 40; Boosters ' Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40, Vice-President ' 40; Christian Student Movement; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Folk- Dance Club; Glee Club, President ' 39; Photo-Nature Club, Secretary ' 40; Pertelote Staff ' 39; Secretary of Senior Class ' 40. Sue is so occupied with her varied inter- ests and activities that she has to find recreation in folk-dancing and dating Egie. E. J. WINECOFF, JR. Concord, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club, Reporter ' 40; Fireside Club, President ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; Model Airplane Club; Photo-Nature Club, Presi- dent ' 40; Vice-President of Sophomore Class ' 40. Egie is constantly Susie-0-ing. His candid camera, however, takes up a gen- erous part of his time. SARAH CHRISTINE HERRING Goldsboro, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice-President ' 40; Choir; Folk Dance Club; Treasurer of Senior Class. Chris ' s biggest problem is to make up her mind between singing and nursing. (16) S E n R s ANNIE SUE ALLEN Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club; Folk Dance Club: Sigma Pi Alpha. Susie O ' s dancing feet are a contrast to her studious appearance. CLAUDIUS PINKNEY ARMSTRONG Denver, North Carolina Delphian; Boxing. Cladius is a quiet boy around Taylor Hall; but when 11 comes to action or talk of Davidson, he is in the thick of the fight. J. A. ATKINSON, JR. Central, South Carolina Jake is a fellow who will be missed in more ways than one, but his jokes and merriment while working with Mr. Campbell ' s crew will be missed most. ST. CLAIR AUSTIN Brevard. North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Medical Science Club. Saint is equally at home in either one of the science laboratories or in the music studio playing victrola records. His talent also lies along the paths of aeronautics. HOWARD THOMAS RAISE, JR. Ruffin, North Carolina Thomas, whose interests range from writing to sculpturing, came to us as a sophomore from State. BRUCE SULLIVAN BALES Tapoco, North Carolina Block B Club; Folk-Dance Club; Football; In- ternational Relations Club; Medical Science Club; Model Airplane Club; Mu Delta Club; Pertelote Staff. Doc ' s ambition to coach football in college is second only to his ambition to play it. RALPH BUCKNER BARDEN ■Wilmington, North Carolina Delphian, Reporter ' 39, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 40; Block B Club; Concert Choir; Christian Student Movement; Commercial Club; Football; Photo-Nature Club, President ' 39; Student Council ' 39; President of Student Body ' 40; Track. Buck is blocking back on the football team, but he is a good runner-of-affairs for the student body. His barilonD solos and his work in music have enabled him to obtain a music scholarship. KENNETH CLARK BARNES Kenley, North Carolina K. B. ' s trips to Raleigh are famous. He is the leader of the Barnes Clan here on the campus. lii (17) JAMES WAGG EARNHARDT Rutherford College, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Football; Model Air- plane Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40; Preacher ' s Kids ' Club; Track. No football team will ever be com- plete at Brevard without its Barney. HORACE CLIFFORD BAUCOM, JR. Lugoff, South Carolina Cliosophic; Commercial Club; Folk-Dance Club. Clifford started on his business career early by taking up dry-cleaning at Ross Hall. LEE FRANCIS BEATTY Sherrill ' s Ford, North Carolina Cliosophic. ' We hope that Buck will be good an agriculturist as he is a cook. GEORGE HOYLE BLANTON, JR. Forest City, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball; Block B Club; Concert Choir; Medical Science Club; Mu Delta. Little Boy Blue has a rich tenor voice which is heard not only in the choir but also in the quartett. LUCY MAE BLANTON Shelby, North Carolina Euterpean, Reporter ' 39; Boosters ' Club, Reporter ' 40; Christian Student Movement; Concert Choir; Glee Club; Forensic Club; Photo-Nature Club; Travel Club, Reporter ' 39. Lucy Mae keeps up with the best of them while running to improve her wind and figure. MILDRED IRENE BRYSON CuUasaja, North Carolina Euterpean; Baptist Student Union, Church Repre- sentative ' 39- ' 40; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Glee Club; Travel Club. Being in the choir seems to give Mildred more than just the thrill of singing, especially on out-of-town trips. ROY DELBERT BYRUM Charlotte, North Carolina Cliosophic, Critic ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 39; Christian Student Movement ' 40; Con- cert Choir; Forensic Club, President ' 40; Boosters ' Club ' 40: Student Council. Delbert is one of the foremost religious leaders on the campus. If he isn ' t in every religious program, you know he is backing it in spirit. KENNETH RICHARDSON CABE Franklin, North Carolina Baseball; Medical Science Club. We hope Cabe will have more success in life than he did in the candy business. B R E U R D COLLEGE (18) WILLIAM BAXTER CAMPBELL Tampa, Florida Bill hails from sunny Florida, but he prefers Vir- ginia. The football and boxing teams also hold his attention. MARGARET ELIZABETH CARRITHERS Hudson, North Carolina Euterpean, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 39, Critic ' 40; Fire- side Club, President ' 39. Margaret ' s black curls have turned the heart of every man, but that doesn ' t inter- fere with her duties as Mrs. Thompson ' s Home Economics assistant. GARRY CHESTER CARSON Democrat, North Carolina Garry is a student of agriculture, but his educa- tion in bull sessions was well on the way before this year began. RALPH EVERETTE CHAMBERS Winston-Salem, North Carolina Cliosophic; Baseball; Block B Club; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club. ' Whoever employs Ralph either as an actor or a baseball player will not make a mistake. CAROL HARLEY CHISHOLM Fremont, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Glee Club; Medical Science Club, Vice-President ' 40; Mu Delta, Reporter ' 39, Secretary ' 40; Travel Club, Vice-President ' 39. All the dainty trays we receive when we are under the weather come from Carol ' s experienced hand. We are sure she v ill have a wide experience when she becomes a doctor. THOMAS GRAHAM CLARKE Farmville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Concert Choir; Football; Medical Science; Photo-Nature Club; Preach -rs ' Kids ' Club; Pertelote Staff. Tom drove many nails into the new gymnasium. Memories of him will stay with us as long as the nails do. JOHN HENRY CLAYTON Stem, North Carolina Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 40 Baptist Student Council; Folklore Club, President ' 40; Folk-Dance Club, President ' 40; Sigma Pi Alpha; Pertelote Staff. John is our Religious Education coach, as well as a leader in club work. AUDREY BERNICE CONLEY Franklin. North Carolina International Relations Club, Librarian; Sigma Pi Alpha. Audrey believes that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy ; so she divides her time well among her studies, amusements, and friends. s [ n R s (19) JACK HOMER COOKE Maiden, North Carolina Bloci B Club, Cheer Leader ' 39; Christian Stu- dent [v!ovement, Deputation Chairman ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club; Future Teachers ol America. As our postman and bell-ringer, Jack has never failed us yet. To some of us he is another Santa Claus. EVELYN FRANCES COWARD Goldsboro, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union Coun:il; Cheer Leader ' 40; Clarion Staff; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club: Photo-Nature Club. A girl with a ready smile and musical fingers is Coward. She is always ready to lend aid and advice. ARTHUR FRANK DALTON Agriculture Club; Day Students ' Club; Internation- al Relations Club. Frank ' s interest in chemistry and industrial arts foreshadows his becoming a successful engineer. GEORGE WILLY DALTON Lewisville, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Dormitory Council of Ross Hall; Chairman of Dormitory Sessions. George has participated in religious activities, especially at Ross Hall. His rounds as night watchman usually include a slop at the Lodge. JANET MAURINE DAVIS Advance, North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Folk- lore Club; Glee Club. Although a dignified secre- tary, Maurine has her fun during quiet hour. JULIANA SARAH DAVIS Jacksonville, Florida Concert Choir; Pertelotte Staff. Jan comes to us from Florida, with a rich soprano voice which makes her outstanding in extra-curricular activities, THOMAS MARSHALL DAVIS WaynesviUe, North Carolina Assistant Dean of Ross Hall; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Baptist Student Union Council, Vice- President ' 40; Commercial Club; Folk-Dance Club, Treasurer ' 39, President ' 40; Football, Assistant Man- ager ' 37, Manager ' 38; International Relations Club; Intramural Sports Manager. Spud is the best of potatoes. He was equally good as Assistant Dean, a leader in the Folk-Dance Club, and manager of the football team. FRED F. DEAL, JR. Waxhaw, North Carolina Cliosophic, Reporter ' 39, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 40; International Relations Club. Fred ' s interest in his janitor job is second only to his interest in economics. He is competent at both. B R E U li D COLLEGE (20) ROBERT MARVIN DIMMETTE Rockingham, North Carolina Cliosophic; Band ' 39; Medical Science Club, Presi- dent ' 40; Mu Delta Club; Prsachers ' Kids ' Club, Vice- President ' 40; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 40. If you seek Bob Dimmette, you will always find him just behind the vapor and barely above the solution in the chemistry laboratory. HOWARD LEE DOTSON Clyde, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agriculture Club, President ' 39; Inter- national Relations Club; Folk-Dance Club. Howard is another dancer from over the mountains. We expect him to be successful as an agriculture teacher. HENRY McRAE DULA Lenoir, North CaroUna Model Airplane Club ' 39. When Mr. Campbell wants any blueprints, Mac is always on hand. DANIEL THOMAS EWART Cornelius, North Carolina Delphian; Folk-Dance Club; Glee Club; Medical Science Club; Mu Delta. Bugle gets around with his roommates and his broom in Taylor Hall but seems unable to form the habit of visiting West Hall. FREDA ELIZABETH FIELD Horse Shoe, North Cdrolina Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union, Treasurer ' 40; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Fireside Club; Glee Club. When some freshman is struggling with bookkeeping, he ' ll always find Freda willing to help. MILDRED LOUISE FITZGERALD Charlotte, North Carolina Euterpean ' 39; Mnemosynean ' 40; Fireside Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39; Preachers ' Kids ' Club. Fritz is the life of the waitresses ' table and delights in making bets on Duke-Carolina games. DELLA WELCH FOLGER Mount Airy, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 40; Glee Club; In- ternational Relations Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40. Delia ' s mask of seriousness and dignity hides a real sense of humor. GLADYS IRENE FRANKLIN Drexel, North Carolina Euterpean, Chaplain ' 40; Commercial Club; Fire- side Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Gladys is Dr. Coltrane ' s very efficient secretary. She always has a ready smile for everyone, whether she is in ths office or not. S E n R s (21) LOIS ELIZABETH FRAZIER Spray, North Carolina Mnemosynean, President ' 40; Christian Student Move ment, Secretary ' 39; International Relations Club, Vice-President ' 40; Commencement Marshal. Lois ' s genial smile will always be remembered in connection with Dean Buckner ' s office. MAE SUE GALLAMORE Brevard, North Carolina Commercial Club; Day Students ' Club. Mae is an ambitious day student. She finds time to do office work up-town, besides keeping up with her studies. MARY HELEN GALLOWAY Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Mary Helen is one of our Home Economics girls. She hasn ' t told us yet whether she plans to teach or to practice her knowledge on some young man. WILLIAM FRANKLIN GRANT Marion, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball; Block B ; Folk-Dance Club; Football; Medical Science ' 39; Track. If Bill works as hard to make a success in life as he did to make the football team, he can ' t help coming out on top. MILDRED MARIE GRIFFITH Burnsville, North Carolina Euterpean, Reporter ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club; Folk-Dance Club; Forensic Club, Vice-President ' 40; Future Teachers ' Club, Vice-President ' 40; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Grif with her dry sense of humor keeps us laughing when she isn ' t studiously poring over her books. MARY GERALDINE GROCE Winston-Salem, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice-President ' 40; Commercial Club; Folk-Dance Club; Photo-Nature Club. Gerry is fond of pets, whether they are teddy bears or her table of boys in the dining-room. ALBERT FRANKLIN GORDON West Asheville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Band; Christian Student Workers ' Club; Day Students ' Club. Flash is one of our most active ministerial students. He takes a part in all important religious affairs. JAMES WOODROW GUY Stony Point, North Carolina Cliosophic. James is always full of mischief and fun. He is known especially to the Summer School students because of the help he rendered in remodel- ing West Hall. B H [ U H D COLLEGE (22) PARKER HOLMES HAGER Concord, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club. President ' 40; Preachers ' Kids ' Club. Parker is a ministerial student who comes from a family of preachers. MARY MAGALENE HARTLEY Clemmons, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 40; Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39; Pholo-Nafure Club. Maggie is quiet and says very little. While others are losing, she is gaining a Proffitt. JAMES F. HEMPHILL Forest City, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball. Jim has a good time at col- lege and everywhere else. JERRY MOORE HENDERSON Hendersonville, North Carolina Delphian, Vice-President ' 39, President ' 40; Assist- ant Dean Taylor Hall ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; Pertelote Staff. Jerry, to the Second and Third Floor boys, spells Be in bed ; but all of us find him a great sport. EDWARD CARLMAN HIATT The Hollow, Virginia Model Airplane Club. Carlman has a smile for everyone. He is a good kitchen worker, fireman, and tennis partner. EVA GERALDINE HICKS Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mnenosynean, Vice-President ' 39; Block B Club: Boosters ' Club; Christian Student Movement; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Folk-Dance Club; Glee Club Photo-Nature Club; Varsity Cheer Leader. With pep and vigor Jerry boosts our ath- letic program. She is an equally enthusiastic partici- pant in religious activities. R. V. HILL, JR. Hendersonville, North Carolina Grave-Digger was about the campus by night as well as by day. His work as night-watchman made him a very busy man. RAY M. HILLIARD Micaville, North Carolina Model Airplane Club. Ray is the man who hopes to assume wings long before he gets to Heaven. 8 E n II s !f (23) HAROLD RUTLEDGE HOGSED Brevard, North Carolina Commercial Club. Harold is going into commer- cial work; but if he does not succeed, he can return to his father ' s silver-fox farm. HOBART BARR HYATT Waynesville, North Carolina Photo-Nature Club; Travel Club, Vice-President ■39, President ' 40. Hobart delights in a hike v rith his trusty camera. MARY ESTHER HOLLEY Augusta, Georgia Mu Delta. Many couples expect entertainment on date night when they ask Mary to play, and they get it. MARY ELIZABETH INGRAM Jonesville, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 40: Boosters ' Club, Vice-President ' 40; Travel Club. Reporter ' 39; Sigma Pi Alpha. Mary Lib ' s genuine interest in pastry mak- ing, Sophomore English, and foreign languages makes her equally adept at quoting Browning ' s poetry and baking chicken pie. LAWRENCE WALTER HOVIS Bessemer City, North Carolina Lawrence is a budding young chemist who is partly responsible for the delicate aromas which per- meate the Administration Building. JANET RILEY JENKINS Brevard, North Carohna Day Students ' Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Better late than never seems to be Janet ' s motto as far as classes are concerned. She ' s outstanding enough in creative writing, languages, and music, however, to make up for that. FRANK LUTHER HUNYCUTT, JR. Marshall, North Carolina Model Airplane Club, Vice-President ' 39, Presi- dent ' 40. Frank ' s ambition points straight ahead to a broad field of aeronautics. Here ' s a happy landing to him. WILLIAM THOMAS JENKINS Durham, North Carolina Editor-in-Chief of the Pertelote ' 40. Bill is the man-about-town. He has the friendship of the entire college and has been particularly efficient as student leader of our Pertelote Staff. B U V R D COLLEGE (24) JAMES HAMILTON JOHNSON Marion, North Carolina Bas ketball ' 39; Baseball ' 39; Football. Jim is not only a good student, but also an excellent center on the football learn. GILMER ANDREW JONES, JR. Franklin, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Boxing; Concert Choir; Football; International Relations Club; Track. Andy was the man with the candy. His choir work, football, and boxing took most of his time. IRA WILLIAM JONES Winston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian, Reporter ' 40; Commercial Club, Presi- dent ' 40; Pertelote Staff, Assistant Business Manager ' 39. Ira never loses his temper, and probably that is the reason for his host of friends. VICTOR BROWN JONES East Flat Rock, North Carolina Vic is one of the pillars of Mr. Palmer ' s crew. He has spent many hours following the lawn mower. WILLIAM BROWN KEENER High Shoals, North Carolina Cliosophic; Boosters ' Club, Vice-President ' 40; Christian Student Movement; Folk-Dance Club; In- ternational Relations Club, Librarian ' 39, Critic ' 40. Bill is equally talented at making good cocoanut pie and serving as master of ceremonies. LILLIAN MARIE KELLEY Nashville, Tennessee Mnemosynean; Christian V orkers ' Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Lil proved her efficiency while she was assistant in the Promotion and Extension De- partment. CHARLES ODELL KENNERLY, JR. Lowell, North Carolina Delphian. Charles is a Preachers ' Kid with a real interest in Chicken. CLYDE WINFRED KIKER Polkton, North Carolina Commencement Marshal ' 39; International Rela- tions Club; Photo-Nature Club. Clyde keeps the campus informed on Monastery Mumblings. His hobbies are current events and Miss Smith ' s Sopho- more English. S E n R s (25) BRUCE NELSON KIRBY King ' s Creek, North Carolina Baseball; Block B Club; Commercial Club. When Bruce can get himself away from his studies, his main interests are hearing the National Barn-Dance on Saturday night and pitching baseball in the spring. ELIZABETH LAWING Forest City, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 40; Glee Club. Lib believes in brightening the corner where she is, especially when Ross Hall boys call. They know her ability to make butter-scotch pies. VIVIAN ERNESTINE LIFE Lincolnton, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Pianist; Boosters ' Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 40; Chief Commencement Marshal ' 39; Christian Student Movement, Pianist ' 40; Commence- ment Marshal ' 40; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Glee Club. Bibb is business-like and conservative, but she is always willing to lend us her musical talents where Ihey are needed. MARVIN DERR LITTLE Derita, North Carolina Delphian; Clarion Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secre- tary ' 40. Marvin is the lad who keeps us quiet In the Library. He has also proved himself a valuable asset to the Clarion Staff. JACQUELINE WINIFRED LIVENGOOD Advance, Nqjih Carolina Euterpean, Critic ' 40; Tolklore Club; Glee Club, Secretary ' 39. Jackie listens to music rather than sermons over her radio, because she has her own preacher here at Brevard. JOHN ALBERT LOWDER Cooleemee, North Carolina Cliosophic, President ' 40; Concert Choir; Chris- tian Workers ' Club. John is not only one of our outstanding religious leaders on the campus but also a popular fiddler for square dances. CHARLES LOWMAN, JR. Connelly Springs, North Carolina Cliosophic; Model Airplane Club. Red Low- man, from Savannah Hill, was Uncle Charlie ' s ef- ficient biology coach. NORMAN McCALL Linden, North Carolina Cliosophic; Block B Club; Future Teachers of America. Norman says that he has had so much experience as a laundryman that he thinks he will go into the laundry business. B U U R D COLLEGE (26) EDNA MAE McGHEE Lenoir, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club. Edna scatters sunshine about West Hall, but her heart is really at home with Howard. CHARLES LEE MANEY Barnardsville, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Block B Club; Football, Man- ager ' 40. Lee will know how to bind up to3s and ankles in that future Maney family. He got his ex- perience as manager for the football team. JOSEPH BRYANT MARTIN Danbury. North Carolina Cliosophic, Reporter ' 40; Medical Science Club; Mu Delta Club. Joe is Aileen ' s chief admirer. He ' s in paradise while helping her wash dishes in the dining hall. WILLIAM WALTER MASSEY Waynesvlle, North Carolina Bill is well known in Taylor Hall for his ability to raise the steam. If he is pushed enough, he can raise it too high. ELLEN LENORE MATTHEWS Lancaster, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Christian Student Movement, Secretary ' 40; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 40; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 39; Glee Club; Photo-Nature Club, Treas- urer ' 39, Vice-President ' 40. WILMA GLADYS MITCHEM Belwood, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Glee Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Wilma is one of our most efficient Home Economics students. If you want to see her shine, just ask her the name of some special dish. BEVERLY CARRODINE MOSS King ' s Mountain, North Carolina Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 40; Baseball; Christian Workers ' Club; Christian Student Movement, Program Chairman ' 40; Forensic Club. Brother Moss really can preach. During the summer he reached his con- gregation by means of a loud-speaker. MILDRED SUE NEAL EUenboro, North Carolina Mnemosynean. Mildred is quiet and business- like, but you always find her happy and ready for a good time. u n n s (27) ClMt] KEENAR ALEXANDER NEEL Mooresville, North Carolina Agriculture Club. Spook was a little boy when he came to us, but Brevard ' s Labor, Learn, and Live program has made a man of him. PAUL WESLEY NIPPER, JR. Lowell, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40; Baseball: Block B Club: Boosters ' Club; Model Airplane Club. Nip is little but loud. He is really very fond of his Gunn. He ' s also known for his athletic ability. OLIVER HAMILTON ORR, JR. Brevard. North Carolina Block B Club; Christian Student Movement; Clarion Reporter; Dramatic Club; International Rela- tions Club, President ' 40; Student Council, Vice-Presi- dent ' 40; Tennis. OUie seems to get maximum results from minimum effort. In spite of his many club activities and studies he can always find time for a game of tennis. WILLIAM CALVIN PALMER Shelby, North Carolina Delphian, ' Vice-President ' 40; Baseball; Block B Club; Christian Student Movement, Treasurer ' 40; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff; Student Council. Goat , has made many friends at Brevard. He never refuses a part in anything. We wish him success in the field of law. ELIZABETH PARRISH Walkertown, North Carolma Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 40, Secretary ' 39; Boost- ers ' Club; Christian Sutdent Movement; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Pertelote Staff ' 39; Photo-Nature Club; Sigma Pi Alpha; Student Council, Secretary ' 40; ■West Hall Assistant Dean. Lib has proved her ability in everything she has undertaken, whether it was watching over the Biddies as Assistant Dean or preparing inspiring Sunday School programs. FRANCES VIRGINIA PEELE Laurel Hill, North Carolina Euterpean, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 39, Secretary ' 40; Boosters ' Club. Reporter; Commercial Club, Vice- President ' 40; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club, Vice- President ' 40; Folk-Dance Club, Treasurer ' 39; Glee Club; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club, Treasurer ' 40. Dopey has us beat when it comes to acro- batics. Maybe it ' s because she is so petite. LEE PETERSON Relief, North Carolina Cliosophic; Basketball, Co-Captain ' 40; Block B Club. Lee is happiest when dribbling a basketball down the court for his team. GEORGE OLIVER PETREE Danbury, North Carolina Delphian. George is a tall, likeable young man who is forever shuffling his time away. B li E U li D COLLEGE (28) EDITH PHILLIPS Monroe, North Carolina Euterpean. Edith hkes the job of cooking and being assistant dietitian at Virginia Lodge almost as well as she likes preachers ' sons. MARTIN SHEPPARD PRATT Morven, North Carolina Clarion Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha. Martin is the hard- working young man who labors as hard at his out- side duties as he does his studies. THERESA LUJANE PREDDY Madison, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 40, Treasurer ' 39: Fire- side Club; Folklore Club; Secretary of Freshman Class ' 39. Theresa is not only one of the prettiest girls on the campus, but is also a capable leader. CLARENCE YOUNG PRESNELL Burnsville, North Carolina Model Airplane Club; Mu Delta Club. Rancho is at home in the Chemistry Laboratory, but he never goes to West Hall except to eat. FLEET YORK PROFFITT Bald Creek, North Carolina Delphian, Sergeant-at-Arras ' 40; Agriculture Club; Forensic Club; Photo-Nature Club. Fleet can keep the Delphians quiet, but he keeps quiet around Maggie. At Brevard he, like the other Proffitts from Bald Creek, is a good athlete. MARY GLENN PROFFITT Bald Creek, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club; Pholo-Nature Club. Mary Glenn ' s interests vary. She likes to knit, sing, and sew. JOHN FRANKLIN RAMSEY Abingdon, Virginia John ' s interests are in Charlotte and in his main- tenance work on the campus. FRANK CHARLES RATHBONE Clyde, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agriculture Club. Frank ' s greatest interests are hunting and fishing; but if a plumbing job needs to be done, he is your man. U I I R S (29) JACK RATHBONE Lake Junaluska, North Carolina Forensic Club; International Relations Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Jack is the number-one man of the campus on foreign affairs. He is therefore an asset to the International Relations Club and stands high in his scholastic work. DOUGLAS HARDING RATLEDGE Mocksville, North Carolina Dou g was one of our earliest risers. His work at the dairy and his two courses in Religious Educa- tion did not let him sleep much. CHARLES MORROW RECTOR Marshall, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club, Presi- dent ' 40; Clarion Staff, Business Manager ' 40; Dra- matic Club, President ' 40; Football; Winner of Clioso- phic Declamation Medal ' 39. Ace Rector didn ' t get to show us his wares very much on the football field, but in the Dramatic Club and on the business staff of the Clarion he has made a place for himself. TOYCE MARIE RHODES Wilkesboro, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Folklore Club; Photo-Nature Club. Toyce has learned a lot about boys in Mr. Campbell ' s office, where her secretarial work has been a necessary function. HENRY ISLEY RJDENHOUR Cooleemee, North Carolina Cliosophic, President ' 40; Band ' 39; Block B Club; Christian Student Movement; Christian Work- ers ' Club, President ' 40; Fireside Club; Folk Dance Club, President ' 39; Folklore Club; Football; Forensic Club. Henry ' s main interests are public speaking and preaching, folk dancing and furnace-firing. His favorite expression is Too much steam. JOHNNY GREY ROBBINS Cornelius, North Carolina Delphian, Reporter ' 40; Boosters ' Club, President ' 40; Commercial Club, President ' 40, Vice-President ' 40; Pholo-Nature Club, President ' 40. Johnny is friendly all the time, not just when he wants you to buy something that the Boosters ' Club is selling. HOWARD BAXTER ROBERSON Candler, North Carolina Delphian; Agriculture Club; Block B Club; Foot- ball; Track. Bull ' s sense of humor carries him far along, both as a star in football and as a hero with the girls. HENRY WINFIELD ROBERTSON Winston-Salem, North Carolina Dramatic Club; Pertelote Staff; Preachers ' Kids ' Club. Winfield has originality plus, especially in Creative English and on the annual staff. He is one of Mr. Palmer ' s mainstays in the construction crew. B R E U B D COLLEGE (30) ROBERT VANCE ROBERTSON Bald Creek, North Carolina Cliosophic: Assistant Dietitian of Ross Hall; Agri- culture Club. Vance is the dark-headed Romeo of Ross Hall, destined for the movies. Girls, we ' ve noticed he is a good cook also. WELLS BENNETT ROSS Wadesboro, North Carolina Delphian; Concert Choir. Wells came out of a motorcycle wreck worrying about the new shoes he ruined. Let ' s hope he has the same attitude towards all the hard knocks of life. ESSIE JUANITA RORIE Lilesville. North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Folk-Dance Club; Folklore Club, Reporter ' 40; Glee Club. We are not deceived by Little Rorie ' s sharp words in the dining hall, because there is always a smile to follow. WILLIAM EARL SAWYER Columbus, North Carolina Cliosophic; Mu Delta. Bill is chiefly noted for his ability to get his assignments with a maximum amount of teacher-heckling and a seeming minimum of study. VIRGINIA REID SCOTT Franklin, North Carolina Euterpean, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39, ' 40: Commer- cial Club; Travel Club ' 39. Ginny ' s commercial work and her interest in the literary society help to occupy the time she is not using in collecting laundry. MARY EVA SECREST East Spencer, North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Glee Club. Is Mary Eva just a jitter-bug at heart? At least she attends to her duties in the Bursar ' s office first. SELDON RONE SECREST, JR. East Spencer, North Carolina Cliosophic; Boxing. Rone doesn ' t bother about West Hall except at meal time; he is too busy keep- ing in shape for boxing. NELLIE WYLMA SETZER East Spencer, North Carolina Euterpean; Commencement Marshal ' 39, ' 40; Folk- Dance Club; Future Teachers of America, Secretary- Treasurer ' 40; Preachers ' Kids ' Club, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 40; Sigma Pi Alpha. Wylma ' s high scholastic standing has never interfered with her dating and folk-dancing. U I I R $ (31) tutu ADA RUTH SHERRILL Sherrill ' s Ford, North Carolina Eutsrpean. Ada Ruth will make a competent housewife or dietitian, whichever she chooses, when she graduates. BILLY MARTIN SIMMONS Polkton, North Carolina Delphian. Billy ' s work in the kitchen is never hard for him. The help he gets from the girls is something we wonder about. NORAH ELIZABETH SHERRILL Danville, Virginia Her initiative, dependability, and humor will make Elizabeth someone ' s excellent secretary. HAROLD THOMAS SLOAN Franklin, North Carolina Concert Choir. If Harold can get down to the Science Laboratory, he is satisfied and helps all who are stuck on algae. ALBERT COX SHUFORD Brevard, North Carolina Basrball; Block B Club; Day Students ' Club; Football, Co-Captain ' 40. Pete has been one of our best football and baseball players. He always comes up laughing. KATHERINE VIOLA SHUFORD Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Debating Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Katherine is quiet and industrious. She ' s always getting ready for one of Mr, Andrew ' s tests or studying English in the corner of the Day Students ' Room. MARGARET MILLER SMITH Mooresville, North Carolina Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Fireside Club, Reporter ' 39; Forensic Club; Glee Club; Per- telote Staff ' 39. Margaret ' s hours are well appor- tioned among English coaching, music appreciation, and her Saturday night dates. MARY FRANCES STAMEY Shelby, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Photo-Nature Club. Mary Frances is always on the go. She wanders around with a zoology book in one hand and a bag of potato chips in the other. B R E U H D COLLEGE (32) DAVID SULLINS STENZ Waynesville, North Carolina Delphian, Chaplain ' 40; Basketball; Block B Club; Christian Student Movement; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Football; Freshman Class President ' 38; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 38 Tennis; Track. David ' s ac- tivities here have ranged from presidency of the Freshman Class his first year to being a leading sing- er in our choir. Having missed a year betwreen his freshman and sophomore years, he is a welcome addition to the graduating class. AILEEN ELSIE STONE Mayo, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Photo-Nature Club. Aileen is aWays ready to go when there is fun to be had. Her chief delight is eating fudge sundaes. PETE DOUB STRUM Rocky Mount, North Carolina Clarion Staff; Commencement Marshal ' 39, ' 40; Folk-Dance Club, Reporter ' 40; International Relations Club; Mechanical Engineers Club, President ' 40; Medical Science Club. Pete is our official radio repair man. Whenever your set is out of order, just call him. ANNIE JEAN SUMMEY Greenville, South Carolina Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club; Student Council. Jean is the sprightly manager of day stu- dents ' affairs on the Student Council. Her dramatic ability has been a decided asset to the college plays. MILDRED ELIZABETH TALLEY Penrose, North Carolina Day Students ' Club, President ' 40. Mild red will be just as efficient in secretarial work as she is in her Day Students ' Club activities now. Her non- sensical poetry and keen sense of humor have amus- ed a host of friends. WILLIAM BLAINE THOMPSON Winston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian; Clarion Staff, Associate Editor ' 40; Folk- Dance Club; Medical Science Club; Secretary-Treas- urer ' 40; Preachers ' Kids ' Club, President ' 40. Blaine ' s witty sayings make the print shop a pleasant place in which to work. BARBA GRAY TROXLER Brown Summitt, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40; Glee Club. Bob gives us the impression of being very shy and quiet; but we are sure all the mail she receives isn ' t cake recipes, although she can make good cakes. MARY UNDERWOOD Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Mary is inclined to look on the more serious side of life, as her work shows. Her ideas and suggestions have brightened several class- es since she entered as a transfer from Mars Hill. u n R s (33) i3MR ROBERT EUGENE VOGLER Advance, North Carolina If Robert could get along with the girls as well as he does with his bookkeeping, he would be an- other Romeo. CHARLES EVERETTE WHISNANT Shelby, North Carolina Agriculture Club. Cedric has a nick-name for every new-comer. He is also one whom the girls have to look up to. JOHN DANIEL WADDELL Hendersonville, North Carolina Delphian, President ' 39: Basketball, Manager ' 40; Block B Club, President ' 39; Football, Co-Captain ' 40; Photo-Nature Club; Student Council ' 40. Every- one knows Dan for his athletic ability and his friend- liness. He really gets around with the girls, too. MARY MARTIN WHISNANT Lenoir, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Treasurer ' 40; Christian Student Movement; Concert Choir; Sigma Pi Alpha. Marty ' s sweet face and patient air will win for her many friends, especially the little pupils thai she plans to teach in the primary grades. JAMES JOE WALDEN Brevard, North Carolina Block B Club; Dramatic Club; Football. Jug loves football, especially at center. He also performs well before the foot-lights. JUANITA WEST Weaverville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club; Photo-Nature Club. Jakie, one of the neatest girls in West Hall, is usually to be found in the Home Economics Labora- tory or sleeping. Her dancing ability has been dem- onstrated many times. FRED WILLIS Belwood, North Carolina Concert Choir; Dramatic Club ' 39; Medical Science Club. Fred, an able mathematics coach, v i prob- ably argue his way to success in the field of electrical engineering. LILLIE MAE WILLIS Vale, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Concert Choir; Fireside Club; Glee Club. Lillie Mae is a girl who is very indus- trious. She has a smile for everyone and does well whatever she tries. BREVARD COLLEGE (34) JANIE HENKEN WILSON Brevard. North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Travel Club. Once a friend always a friend applies to Janie. To the stranger she appears quiet and conservative, but she can throvir a snowball just as straight as any boy. MILDRED MARY WILSON Morganton, North Carolina Euterpean: Commercial Club; Glee Club. When Millie brings beans instead or potatoes to our table, we can be sure her mind is — with the Navy. THOMAS STANTON WILSON Candler, North Carolina Delphian; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39. Stanton is the short, dark, and green-coated young man who sells us candy and drinks in the book store, then reminds us to pay our bills. MILDRED HENRIETTA WINFREE Wadesboro, North Carolina Euterpean; Folklore Club, Vice-President; Sigma Pi Alpha. This quiet little girl gives everyone aid in French as Miss Hayes ' s coach. Her motto is Assign- ments first and amusements later. ABNER THOMAS WINSLOW Scotland Neck, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball, Manager ' 39; Model Airplane Club. Tom is a Second Floor sport, with a zeal to make his assistant paw the dirt when sent after foul balls. CHARLES ROBINSON YANDELL Pineville, North Carolina Delphian; Folklore Club; Medical Science Club; Pertelote Staff. Charley is all business, with the an- nual staff and with his fellow students. MARTHA ELIZABETH YEATTES Pelham, North Carolina Euterpean; Folklore Club, President ' 40; Forensic Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Lib likes to debate, and she is also a good English coach. She has a sense of humor as well as a Southern accent. JOHN W. YOUNG, JR. Micaville, North Carolina Basketball, Co-Captain ' 40; Block B Club, Vice- President ' 40; Concert Choir; Football. Whether a tackle on the football team or guard on the basketball team. Jack was tops. His rich bass voice added to his all-round personality. u n R 8 (35) JOtitn ' fA ' ft { h FRESHHAI CLASS OFFICLUS President Wayne Kemodle, Delphian, Greensboro, North Carohna Vice-President Gordon Prentice, Cleveland Heights, Ohio Secretary Clara Brinkley,Mnemosynean, Charlotte, North Carolina Treasurer Nash Greene, Norwood, North Carolina (38) FR[8HM[N EDITH ABERNETHY Euterpean Lincolnton, N. C. DAVID HAYWOOD ADAMS Roanoke Rapids, N. C. CLARENCE WITHERS ALEXANDER, JR. Charlotte, N. C. JAMES ANDREW ALLEN Barnardsville, N. C. MARY ELIZABETH ALLISON Mnemosynean Brevard, N. C. RUFUS CALDWELL ALLRED Delphian Climax, N. C. JOHN ARMSTRONG. JR. Whitakers, N. C. AURELIO ARRENDONDO Havana, Cuba HAYNE CHIPMAN ARTHUR Delphian Franklin, N. C. MILDRED JEANETTE A:USTIN Brevard, N. C. PAUL FRANKLIN AVETT E. PENDLETON BANKS Mocksville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. VIRGINIA S. BARBOUR Euterpean Winston-Salem, N. C. EARNEST GRAY BARNES Kenley, N. C. RALPH CARLTON BARNES 1 I I Kenley, N. C. (39) Pit FUESHME MARGARET LOUISE BARNETTE Mnemosynean Cornelius, N. C. CHARLES ROY BEAVER I A. P. BELL, JR. ear Poplar, N. C. Rosman, N. C. ARTHUR LeGRAND BENNETT Hendersonville. N. C. WILLIAM DOUB BENNETT Cliosophic Rocky Mount, N. C. FOSTER WRAY BIRCHFIELD Andrews, N. C. CHARLOTTE LOLA BLYTHE Euterpean Hendersonville, N. C. PRISCILLA EDITH BOBST Euterpean Brevard, N. C. HAZEL BETTY BRADLEY Euterpean Otto, N. C. OLLIE ELIZABETH BREWER Ansonville, N. C. RAY CLINE BREWER Ansonville, N. C. HUGH NELSON BRIGMAN Barnardsville, N. C. EARLE ROBERTS BRINKLEY Stem, N. C. WILEY GEORGE BRYSON Greensboro, N. C. GEORGE BUNCH Spartanburg, S. C. hJhiH. 1 jI :5 r W 2 4 (4?) A -j FHESH EI MARTHA LILLIAN BUNDY Mnemosynean Jamestown, N. C. BRADFORD BURNETTE, JR. Swannanoa, N. C. :HARLES LENOIR BURRIS Canton, N. C. HAZEL MEADOWS CALDWELL Waynesville, N. C. MARIAN LOUISE CALLIS Euterpean Bessemer City, N. C. MIRIAM LA VERNE CALLIS Euterpean Bessemer City, N. C. JESSE SYLVESTER CALLOWAY, JR. Asheville, N. C. NANCY JANE CALLOWAY State Road, N. C. LaFAYETTE MOORE CARROLL Forest City, N. C, EARLE CARTER Madison, N. C. MARGARET IRENE CARTER Mnemosynean Monroe, N. C. N. BROUGHTON CHEEK, JR. Delphian Pleasant Garden, N. C. BEVERLY WILLIAM CHRISTIAN Danbury, N. C. MARY MAE CLAWSON Coolemee, N. C. RALPH ROLAND CLAYTON Erlanger, N. C. (41) FUESHIIE MARGARET RAY CLINE Mnemosynean Newton, N. C. GEORGE PRUITT COAN Mineral Springs, N. C. FRANK COLE COGBURN Canton, N. C. THOMAS CARROLL COOK JAMES HENRY CRAFT CHARLES CRAVEN Owings, S. C. Lewisville, N. C. Asheville, N. C. JAMES ALLEN CRISP, JR, 3revard, N. C. MILDRED LOUISE CROUCH Hiddenite, N. C. ROBERT HARDIN CROWDER Shelby, N. C. JOE GEORGE CROWELL Hoquiam, Washington DANFORD EDMONDSON CUTCHIN Whitakers, N. C. DON FERDINAND DALTON Lewisville, N. C. VIRGINIA DANIEL Mnemosynean Vl ' lnston-Salem, N. C. BOYD FRED DILLINGHAM Barnardsville, N. C. JACK LINDON DONNELL Delphian Climax, N. C. (42) FUESHME MARION HAYNES DORN Hendersonville, N. C. EUGENIA HAWKINS DUNCAN Euterpean Franklin, N. C. MILDRED BLANCHE DUNNAGAN Mnemosynean Yadkinville, N. C. WILLIAM ANDREW DUNNAGAN Yadkinville, N. C. SARAH EUGENIA ELLIOTT Columbus, N. C. CARL ANDY ENLOE Judson, N. C. RAY SHARPE EVERHART Lexington, N. C. EDNA GERALDINE FARLOW Euterpean Sophia, N. C. WILLIAM HUNTLEY FLAKE Wadesboro, N. C. FRANK FLEMING, JR. Franklin, N. C. ELIZABETH BRADLEY FLOYD Mnemosynean Rocky Mount, N. C. EUGENIA FORBES Euterpean Gastonia, N. C. NED MILTON FOWLER Cliosophic Shelby, N. C. RACHEL CAROLINE FRITTS Euterpean Linwood, N. C. JOSEPH THOMAS FULCHER Leaksville, N. C. (43) r f FRESHMEN HELEN VICTORIA FULLBRIGHT Brevard, N. C. DONALD K. FUNDERBURK Matthews, N. C. RICHARD OCTAVIOUS GAULDIN Cliosophic Ruffin, N. C. DAVID KINZER GELBACH Delphian Randleman, N. C. EDWARD WALKER GLAZENER Brevard, N. C. ALONZO PEARSON GLENN Sherwood, N. C. JACK A. GRAVELEY DOROTHY GAIL GRAY Brevard, N. C. 3revard, N. C. JAMES LAUREL GRAY Guilford College, N. C. DOROTHY LOIS GREENE Mnemosynean Charoltte, N. C. OPAL JEAN GREENE Mnemosynean Ennice, N. C. WILLIAM MORRIS GREENE Crossnore, N. C. MARGARET CAROLYN GREGG Euterpean Black Mountain, N. C. RACHEL IRENE HAMLIN Euterpean- Brevard, N. C. JAMES ROBERT HARRISON Cliosophic Huntington, West Virginia 4 k: (44) FRESHMEN WILLIAM OTIS HEAD ROBERT CARL HELMS Swannanoa, N. C. Craraerton, N. C. ANDREW LEE HELTON Bessemer City, N. C. THOMAS CLAXTON HENDERSON Lake Toxaway, N. C. EDWARD JOHNSON HILL LILY MABEL HILL Euterpean Arden, N. C. Yadkinville, N. C. HELEN ANNE HORNE Euterpean Peachland, N. C. CHARLES EUGENE HOUCH Cliosophic Todd. N. C. JOHN SAMUEL HOVIS Bessemer City, N. C. MAXWELL HUMPHREY HOYLE Delphian Charlotte, N. C. VIVIAN ROSA LEE HUFF Mnemosynean Liberty, S. C. JOSEPH BENJAMIN HUNTLEY Chase City, Virginia WALKER CHESTER HUSKINS DORIS ALVA JACKSON HENRY JOHN JACKSON Stanley, N. C. Linwood, N. C. Asheville, N. C. (45) FRESHMEN CHARLES AYCOCK JONES JOHN PAUL JONES Asheville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. KENNETH ABERNATHY JONES Mt. Holly, N. C. MABEL ISABELLE JORDON Mnemosynean Albemarle, N. C. MILDRED ESTELLE JORDON Mnemosynean Albemarle, N. C. ISAAC WESLEY KEELS Waxhaw. N. C. JULIA KENDALL Eulerpean Norwood, N. C. MARIANNA KENDALL Guilford College, N. C. LORNA HOPE KERLEY Mnemosynean Canton, N. C. THEROLIN CLARA KERSEY Mnemosynean Winston-Salem, N. C. RAYMOND JOHN KIKER Polklon, N. C. MYRA SUE KILLIAN Euterpean Granite Falls, N. C. EARNEST GAINES KIMBROUGH, JR. Delphian Ansonville. N. C. KIRBY NELSON KIRKMAN, JR. Greensboro, N. C. CAROLYN KLUSMEIER Euterpean Charlotte, N. C. (46) FRESHMEN WILLIAM FRED KLUTTZ Rockwell, N. C. JAMES ROBERT LANCASTER Lakedale, N. C. DORIS LEE LANEY Mnemosynean Monroe, N. C. JESSE INGRAM LEDBETTER Arden, N. C. DORIS ELIZABETH LEDFORD Rural Hall, N. C. RUBY JANETTA LEFTWICH Winston-Salem, N. C. DOROTHY MAE LONDON Ellenboro, N. C. FRANCES PAULINE LONDON Euterpean Ellenboro, N. C. WILLIAM EUGENE LONG Winston-Salem, N. C. HAROLD HUGH McBEE Marion, N. C. WILLIE RUTH McBRIDE Mnemosynean Marshville, N. C. CHARLES WESLEY McFEE Asheville, N. C. ROBERT ASHLEY McGLAHON Asheboro, N. C. THEODORE R. McLEAN G. C. MABRY, JR. Whittier, N. C. Norwood, N. C. (47) FRESHMEN HUGH EDWARD MACKIE YadkinviUe, N. C. JOSEPH DIXON MANN New Holland, N. C. DALLAS ODELL MARTIN Cliosophic MuIIins, S. C. MILDRED FAY MAXWELL Mnemosynean Brevard, N. C. JAMES ALFRED MILLEN Gastonia, N. C. KENNETH BROOKS MORRISON Mt. Ulla, N. C. OLA MAE MYERS Euterpean Cooleemee, N. C. HELEN ELIZABETH NEAL Mnemosynean Durham, N. C. DORIS LEE NELSON Asheville, N. C. MARY MAXINE NESBITT Mnemosynean Gastonia. N. C. KENNETH LEE PALMER Cliosophic Waynesville, N. C. LILLIAN MARIE PARKER Mnemosynean Sherwood. N. C. JAMES OSWALD PARKS Delphian Lexington, N. C. THELMA .EILEEN PAYSEUR Eulerpean Gastonia, N. C. LENA PETERSON Eulerpean Relief, N. C. (48) FRESHMEN THELMA MAGDALENE PHILLIPS Winston-Salem, N. C. CHARLES JOSEPH PICKELSIMER Brevard, N. C. JAMES BENJAMIN PICKELSIMER Brevard, N. C. WILMA ATHENE PICKELSIMER Brevard, N. C. EDWIN LENVILLE PONDER East Flat Rock, N. C. AGNES EVELYN POWELL Euterpean Tonganoxie, Kansas AULINE POWELL Mnemosynean AARON FOSTER QUAY, JR. Denton, N. C. Concord. N. C. JOHN RICHARD RAMSEY Marshall, N. C. LAWRENCE ALLEN RAY Barnardsville, N. C. WYCHE HILLMAN RAY Goldsboro, N. C. CHARLES HAROLD RICHARDSON Randleman, N. C. GEORGE WILLIAM ROBERTS LEE RAY ROBERTSON Forbes. N. C. Burnsville, N. C. ROBERT FRANKLIN ROBINSON Gastonia, N. C. (49) ZG592 ry-w FRESHMEN ANITA AILEEN ROGERS Mnemosynean Traveler ' s Rest, S. C. JOHN ROGERS Lake Toxaway, N. C. NEIL GARLAND ROGERS Hendersonville, N. C. JAMES HOWARD ROWE Charlotte, N. C. MARIE ESTENA SCOTT Euterpean Franklin, N. C. JIMMIE AOUILLA SCOTT Delphian Fair Bluif, N. C. MARY JO SETSER Euterpean Franklin, N. C. CRAIG RUTLEDGE SHARPE Brevard, N. C. JAMES RANDOLPH SHIELDS Culberson, N. C. GERALD IVERSON SHIPMAN Cliosophic Hendersonville, N. C. ESKEL LEWIS SIMMS Brevard, N. C. KATHERINE SINGLETON Mnemosynean St. Petersburg, Florida ZEDRIC CECIL SMATHERS Canton. N. C. ANNIE LAURIE SMITH Euterpean Walnut Cove. N. C. HUBERT ROBINETTE SMITH Black Mountain, N. C. (50) Mm ' FUESHME SAM JONES SMITHERMAN Troy, N. C. LOU ROY SNOW Euterpean Bald Creek, N. C. WILLIAM AUSTIN SQUIRES Pineville, N. C. HAROLD DEFOY STEADMAN Campobello, S. C. JAMES EDGAR STEVENSON Rhodhiss, N. C. BETTY LOUISE SUMNER Euterpean Bat Cave, N. C. GLORIA DEANE TAYLOR Mnemosynean Dallas, N. C. HENRY BATTLE TAYLOR Whitakers, N. C. ARNOLD PERCEY TEAGUE Taylorsville, N. C. DIANA LOU TEMPLETON Euterpean Hays, N. C. VIRGINIA MAE TESSIER Euterpean Franklin, N. C. JULIA WOMBLE TRAVIS Euterpean Apex, N. C. JOHN BEWLEY TWEED, JR. Hoi Springs, N. C. FRITZ CARL WALDROP ELSIE VIRGINIA WARD Mnemosynean Franklin, N. C. Brevard, N. C. (51) • -ami FRESHMEN JUANITA ELIZABETH WARD Mnemosynean Brevard, N. C. BRADY GLETIS WARLICK Lawndale, N. C. DORMAN DEWEY WASHAM Delphian Davidson, N. C. LAWRENCE ALLAN WHITAKER Swannanoa, N. C. DOVIE ELMA WHITE Rosman, N. C. JANEY EVELYN WHITESIDE Euterpean Uree, N. C. CYRUS EDWARD WHITFIELD Durham, N. C. FRANCES BERT WILKERSON Stanton, Tennessee GARLAND BROWN WILLIAMS Hendersonville, N. C. WENDELL WILLIAMS, JR. Asheville, N. C. ROBERT WILFONG WILSON Burnsville, N. C. RUTH PAULINE WILSON Euterpean Bald Creek, N. C. TRUSTON WESLEY WILSON Cambridge, Maryland CLARENCE OLIVER WIMBISH Stoneville, N. C. JAMES MARVIN WING Lincoln, Alabama J 4 (52) FRESH E :EB WHITEHURST WINSLOW Scotland Neck, N. C. CLARA WITHERS Eutsrpean 35ssem3r City, N. C. SARA KATHERINE YATES Euterpean Rockingham, N. C. JOHN BLAKE YORK Delphian Liberty, N. C. RUSSELL LOWELL YOUNG, JR. Cliosophic Norwood, N. C. THOMAS MARSHALL YOUNG Micaville, N. C. LILLIAN BIRD ZACHARY Euterpean Brevard, N. C (53) BREVARD LETTERMEM JOHN HAIVKINS LINE COA C H First row, left to right. Shuford, Greene, Robertson, vV ' addell, Johnson, Wdldei ' i, Bales, Craven, McFee. Second row: Coach Hawkins, Clark, Young, Dillingham, Harden, Ridenhour, Grant, Kendall, Teague, Coach Christenbury. Third row: Barnhardt, Gauldin, Campbell, Holt, Donnell, Rector. Fourth row: Maney, Manager; Prentiss, Whitaker, Stevenson, Gardner, Sports Writer. THE T H I H D E S The Brevard Tornadoes, with seven returning lettermen, were delayed for two weeks in starting practice. This is perhaps the reason for the two tie games with Wofford Frosh and Wingate at the start of the season. Hampered by injuries, Brevard was defeated by Blue Ridge, and suffered her only conference defeat at the hands of the powerful and fast aggregation from Belmont Abbey, who have been champions for three successive years. The Tornado won from her next two conference foes, P. J. C. and the strong Lees-McRae eleven, by decisive scores. The hardest blow came when she was defeated by a long run by Small, a fleet back of Mars Hill. This was the most successful season in the history of the college, for with Campbell and Belmont Abbey co-champions, Brevard ranked second in con- ference standings. Handicapped by the lightest squad in the conference, Brevard is building a superior football machine under the able guidance of Coaches Christenbury and Hawkins. Those who saw the most service during the season were: Craven and Greene, ends; Robertson and Young, tackles; Co-Captain Weddell and Camp- bell, guards; and Johnson, center. The backs were: Barden, McFee, Co-Captain Shuford, Teague and Pickelsimer. (57) JOHNSON- CENTER PICKEL9EIMER- BACK BARNHARDT TH[ TORHDO DATE TEAM TEAOUE- BACK Sept. 30 Wofford Freshman Oct, 7 Wingate Oct. 14 Belmont Abbey Oct. 21 Blue Ridge Oct. 28 Presbyterian Junior Nov. 11 Lees-McRae Nov. 30 Mars Hill (53j WADDELL-6UARD CO CAPTAIN ROBERTSON -TACKLE 1939 SCHEDULE WHERE PLAYED SCORE We They There Here 7 7 There 37 Here 7 21 Here 47 Spruce Pine 19 6 Here 20 14 (59) BHUTBUl The Brevard College Basketeers have completed the best season in the history of the college. Although they have not been champions, they have the best record, over the past two years, of any junior college in North Carolina. In 1938- ' 39 the Tornado compiled 1017 points while their opponents were getting 796. In 1939- ' 40 they compiled 1016 while their opponents were struggling to get 783. The squad was a rangy lot, averaging well over six feet. It was a fast and well- coached aggregation. Coach Christenbury seems to be able to do wonders; for again as last year, with only three lettermen, he developed a winning team which dropped only six games while winning 21. THE SCHEDULE Score Score Opponents Brevard Opponents Brevc Biltmore 23 40 Lees-McRae 32 29 Textile 49 32 Appalachian B ' 41 55 Boiling Springs 27 62 Mars Hill 43 45 Canton Y ' 40 48 Mars Hill 23 25 Canton Y ' 16 30 Mars Hill 43 36 Textile 44 41 Mars Hill 25 21 Flat Rock 22 25 Boiling Springs 26 62 Pfeiffer 33 52 Boiling Springs 26 47 Asheville 31 34 Boiling Springs 29 43 Flat Rock 7 27 Belmont Abbey 34 42 Canton Y ' 28 ■ 58 Pfeiffer 43 52 Canton Y 14 33 Oak Ridge 49 43 Lees-McRae 25 31 Biltmore 24 37 (60) ..jtHati MHIUBIImMMIIMa THE BASKETBALL TEA Peterson, Roberts, and Young hit the basket most; but what York and Dahon lacked in shooting ability, they made up for in floor work. Backed by a group of substitutes who would make most junior college teams, these boys really played basketball. BREVARD- GUARD ROBERTS -CENTER., ROGERS- FORWARD i KERNODLE • FORWARD ' ,: ' ' , i m l -«p - DALTON ' CENTERi I J CHRISTIAN -FORWARD I m n GLENN -GUARD (61) First row: Managei Winslow, Blanton, Moss, Kendall, Shulord, Palmer, Gauldin, league, Nipper. Second row: Manager Arthur, Roberts, Clayton. Proffitt, Scott, Hoyle, Kirkman, Chambers, Kirby, Coach Christenbury. Third row: Pickelsimer, Mackie, Martin, Grant, Bales. e H U B U L Although the season is very young, Brevard has already won two games, one from a strong Textile nine, 3 to 2, and another from Asheville High, 12 to 3. From all indications the Tornado should have perhaps the strongest team in the history of the college. With Gauldin, a pitcher of known ability, on the mound, and with an array of able batsmen, led by Palmer and Shuford, Co-Captains, who can field as well as they can hit. Coach Christenbury looks toward the coming season with a smile on his face. (62) .jgHHMH - EHUFORD CO-CAPTA N PALMER CO-CAPTA ' N THE 1940 SCHEDULE Textile April 9 Asheville High April 11 Blue Ridge April 16 Asheville High April 24 Textile April 25 Blue Ridge April 26 Asheville School April 30 Mars Hill May 3 Western Carolina May 4 Mars Hill May 10 Western Carolina May 15 MOSS- CATCHER HOYLE- Pitcher. . r PICKELSEIMER 1st. SASE M|PPeR-2Ho.f3ASE TEAGUE S.STOP (63) w - ORR CO-CAPTAIN • T E n I S Wi;h ths return of Jenkins and Orr, and the addition of Shipman, Kennerly, Stentz, Donnell, and Alexander, the outlook for the 1940 tennis team is good. JENKINS CO-CAPTAIN At the start of the season it appears that every man is in excellent physical condition and should carry the name of Brevard high. Among our opponents will be Textile, Biltmore, Asheville School for Boys, Western Carolina Teachers ' College, and Mars Hill. An encouraging feature has been the increase of interest in the sport in Tennisland. Each match has become an athletic activity of interest to a large group of spectators. ALEXANDER DONNELL STENTZ KENNERLY WADDEL SHIPMAN (64) m CIULS ATHLETICS PERTEIOTE SUFF Editor-in-Chief William Jenkins Business Manager William Palmer Associate Editors- --Winfield Robertson John Claytcn Senior Editor Mildred Griffith Freshman Editor Estelle Jordan Athletics Editor Bruce Bales Photograph Editor Thomas Clarke Art Editor Julianna Davis Feature Editor Jeanette Austin Organizations Editor Virginia Daniel Write-Up Editors Marian Callis Lillian Zachary Typists Frances Peele Gloria Taylor Assistant Business Manager Charles Yandell Advertising Manager. -Jerry Bienderson Circulation Manager Arthur Bennett Faculty Adviser Miss Marjorie Craig (68) -.. 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M. _ ? i da li Sponsored by the Senior Class iSettu nn Kernodie Sponsored by the Freshman Class fJJ J rene L laij C iizavetn j- ' arnsk Sponsored by the Cliosophic and Euterpean Literary Societies Sponsored by the Delphian and Mnemosynean Literary Societies J Y - =- . vWaddeli ' oLena J- eterSon Sponsored by the Football Team j e telote Sponsored by the Basketball Team f on ord teii.  - -rm rr-r ' w ' f ' f i«. ' ■, SUPEUHIVES feki STUDHU AT WORK HI HPRECIUIOI It is in the spirit of sincere appreciation that the entire staff of the 1940 PERTELOTE wishes to thank all those persons who have made this edition possible. The staff within itself has worked hard to put into it those things that are to be most remembered concerning the year 1940. However, without the complete cooperation of students, faculty and our fellow-workers. The Miller Printing Company and The Charlotte Engraving Company, this edition would probably fall short of what it is. We are grateful to all those students who submitted pictures, especially to E. J. Winecoff, whose help in this field has been invaluable. To our advertisers we extend a hearty wish for continued success, and our thanks for their cooperation in helping to make this edition possible. The entire annual staff wishes to take this opportunity to express its appreciation t o our faculty adviser. Miss Craig; without her guidance and cooperation this PERTELOTE could not have been made a success. —THE EDITOR (K4) htL. HMaft MMkNUgUM fi iq HBam CO-ED CLEMSON THEATRES ' The l iitcst iUid Bcsl in Jst o-vlc Riitcrta ' uinient BREVARD - - _ - - NOR ' I ' H CAROLINA J lctvimi in tm .6 n not at by AUSTIN ' S STUDIO Enlargements Can Be Made At Anytime Negatives Put On E ile Permanently PHONE 136 BREVARD, N. C. (86) LETS GO MODERN- ITS REALL Y QHEAPER ! The progressive family that today is using electricity for re- frigeration, for cooking and for water heating is not only enjoying the manifo ld advantages of these automatic home services, but they are actually saving money. They are living better, more comfort- ably, without the drudgery, labor and worry that attend the old methods — they are actually LIVING BETTP:R for LESS. It costs the average family less per day than the cost of a single loaf of bread to cook electrically. Automatic hot water service through an electric automatic water heater is available also to the average family for less than the price of a package of cigarettes per day. The cost of electric automatic refrigeration to the average family is little more than the cost of a package of chewing gum per day. Electric refrigeration, electric ranges, electric water heaters — any of these appliances of the makes you are likely to desire may be had on terms to fit your budget. Easy to buy — inexpensive to operate — and yet they bring indescribable comfort and freedom from work and worry. DUKE POWER GO. GENERAL OFFICE CHARLOTTE, N. C. (87) DRUGS CANDIES SODAS STATIONERY LONG ' S DRUG STORE Brevard, N. C. Brevard College Boosters Phone 85 COMPLIMENTS of GALLOWAY ' S CAFE Keep Well By Eating fl eir SATISFYING FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE BROAD STREET BREVARD, N. C. SUNNY SIDE DAIRY Grade A Raw and Pasteurized Products Anything in the Dairy Line PHONE 95 BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS of DUNHAM ' S MUSIC HOUSE 62 Patton Avenue PHONE 420 AsHEviLLE - - North Carolina (88) S. M. MACFIE DRUG CO. THE REX ALL STORE Foiintai?! Service GP Sandwiches Bi It more Ice Cream School Supplies BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS of Brevard Lumber Company Brevard North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of JARRETT FURNITURE CO, ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS of CARR LUMBER CO. PISGAH FOREST NORTH CAROLINA (89) COMPLIMENTS of B. B. Feed Seed Company Feeds, Seeds, Flour Fertilizer Wholesale Produce Brevard NdRTH Carolina SiMOKY MOUNTAIN TRAILWAYS Through the Heart of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Serves Western North Carolina, North Georgia, and Eastern Tennessee. When traveling through the South- east, -arrange to go through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. For further information. Call 177-175 Office 955 AsHEViLLE - - North Carolina PLUMMER ' S Main Street Brevard North Carolina Duckworth Motor Company Sales c Service ONE STOP SERVICE Amoco Gas Oil PHONE 198 Brevard North Carolina (90) . VaUPyiA UU UIM[W« II ■ Heyward Mahon Company Greenville, S. C. The Style and Quality Store for Men and Young Men COMPLIMENTS of ASHEVILLE LINEN SUPPLY CO. A iniUion pieces of Linen and Nothing to Sell But Service Ash EVILLE North Carolina STUDENTS AND FACULTY WELCOME TO THE GRILL Grade A Quality Foods — Popular Prices Jimmie Gaither, Prop. Brevard - - North Carolina The T RANSYLVANIA I IMES T, Brevard Insurance Agency FIRE, WINDSTORM AND CASUALTY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS F. E. Shuford and 0. H. Orr Phone 275 Brevard, N. C. KELLY FRUrr COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE 369-373 Depot St. Phone 2400 asheville, n. c. PATTERSON ' S DEPT. STORE Brevard ' s Nezvest and Best Department Store Watch For Opening Date Brevard - - North Carolina (91) A. SALUS SON, Inc. CANNED FOODS OF QUALITY CATERING EXCLUSIVELY TO INSTITUTION TRADE HOME OFFICE: Philadelphia, Pa. Branches: Atlantic City, N. J., and Miami, Fia. Southern Representative: O. L. Kahn COMPLIMENTS of J. A. Baker Packing Company BLUE RIDGE BRAND MEATS - HAMS - BACON SAUSAGES AsHEviLLE - - North Carolina Covington Sport, Inc. Everything for the Discriminating Sportsman ASHKVILLE North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Simpson ' s Barber Shop Tornado Boosters Broad Street Brevard - - North Carolina Brevar d Steam Laundry Dry Cleaning AT YOUR SERVICE PHONE 44 Brevard North Carolina Asheville Showcase Fixture Co. Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Supply House Phone 273 57 Broadway Asheville, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of N U M A I D Products Co. Distributors of HIGH GRADE MARGARINE Asheville - - North Carolina (92) Hursev Co. Jewelry and Watch Repairing Trophies, Gifts 67 Haywood Street ASHEVILLE North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Service Paint Co. PEE GEE PAINTS 48 Biltmore Avenue AsHEviLLE - - North Carolina You Have Our Best Wishes ASHEVILLE NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Bottlers of CDLA Ash EVILLE North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Underwood Elliot Fisher Company H. L. Lovelace, Mgr. Telephone 916 110-11 Miles Bldg., 2 Wall St. Asheville - - North Carolina DRINK -Up Asheville Co. COMPLIMENTS of s. H. Kress Company 5 - 10- ■ 25c STORE Asheville North Carolina Good BITTER KRUST BREAD Policed for Freshness Asheville Baking Company Asheville North Carolina Cantrell Produce Companv Wholesale Onlv FRUITS AND PRODUCE Phone 275 Hendersonville N. C. (93) Drink e c in Bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Hendersonville - N. C. Symbol of the World ' s Foremost Service McCrary Auto Service For Economical Transportation Brevard North Carolina McNeil Paper Co. I ' CORPORATED Mill Agents and Distributors PRINTING PAPERS TEXTILE PAPERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES TWINE -TAPE Charlotte - - North Ca rolina COMPLIMENTS of Western Auto Associate Store S. E. Campbell, Owner Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Hajoca Corporation PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Biltmore North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of EBBS BROS. S: CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS Asheville - - North Carolina Pearce- Young- Angel Wh olesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE Grocers ' Specialties 109-111 Roberts Street Asheville North Carolina TIRED - THIRSTY - HUNGRY? Drink 2)r. Pepper 5c TALMAN OFFICK SUPPLIES 8 College Street ASHEVILLE North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of ROSE ' S 5-1 0-2 5c Stores, Inc. Brevard - - North Carolina SOtRAFpT ' S ABERCROMBIE The Nation s Leading Candies RADIOS FRIGIDAIRES On Sale Everywhere APPLIANCES Morgan Bros., Inc. HOME FURNISHINGS Wholesale Distributors Asheville - - North Carolina Brevard - - North Carolina Southern Paper Products CompanN ' Wholesale PAPER MERCHANTS Phone IIUS 20 Spruce St. Asheville, N. C. COMPLIMENTS ■of Transylvania Trust Company Brevard, N. C. Vote F or ECK L. SIMS REGISTER OF DEEDS The People ' s Friend Transylvania County CARPENTER ' S SPORTING GOODS Equipment For All Sports Arcade Building Asheville - - North Carolina at 10-2-4 o ' clock Drink 2)r. Pepper Asheville, N. C. We e Pleased Brevard College ... to count you among our custom- ers. Working with you is always a pleasure! BILTMORE PRESS 92 Patton Ave. Asheville, N. C. Farmers Supply Company HARDWARE - FURNITURE SPORTING GOODS J. M. Allison, Mgr. Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of BELK ' S Department Store Brevard, N. C. COMPLIMENTS oj State ' Trust Co. Hendersonville, N. c. Hendersonville Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Ester J. Arledge, Manager EFFICIENT SERVICE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES Phone 814 Third Floor, Commercial Building Hendersonville, N. C. Plum bing. Heating, Electrical Contracting — —Repairing Plumb ing and Electrical Supplies Free-Man Stokers - — Mazda Lamps License ' d Plumber and Electrician We Use Only the Best Materials D. Guy Dean Phone 257 COMPLIMENTS of Trantham ' s Department Store East Main Street Brevard - - • North Carolina Keys Printing Company Greenville, South Carolina Established 1869 Service First Satisfaction Always Printing by the Miller Printing Company, Asheville. Engravings by the Charlotte Engraving Company B. t L ( Archives 378.9756 B8 Brevard College The Pertelote. 1935 0040983 7 BREVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY ' •