Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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een = ottij—onc Foster Wray Birchfield Andrews, North Carolina Choir; Delphian. If Wray has the same luck in life that he has had with the pretty girls on our campus, he will be very successful. • Charlotte Blythe Hendersonville, North Carolina Choir; Euterpean; International Relations Club; Medical Science Club. ' Toby has a fine voice, which she used often for arguments in sociology. She also sang in the choir. • Priscilla Edith Bobst Brevard, North Carolina Choir; Dav Students ' Club; Folk-Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Mnemosynean. Pns is majoring in languages. No matter how the European situation turns out, she will be prepared for the future. Hazel Betty Bradley- Otto, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean, President ' 41; Forensic Club; Future Teachers of America; International Relations Club. Hazel s earnest efforts have made for her a place of re- sponsibility and leadership— as president of the Euterpeans, assistant librarian, and member of the College debating team. Clara Frances Brinkley Charlotte, North Carolina Folk-Dance Club; Freshman Class, Secretary MO; Mnemosvnean, Secretary ' 40, Vice-President ' 40, President ' 41; Student Council. Secretary-Treasurer ' 40. How doth the little busy Clara find time for all her activities: She excels in her work in the Bursar ' s office, in the classroom, in outside activities, and — well, in everything. • Earle Roberts Brinkley Stem, North Carolina Basketball; Clarion, Sports Editor ' 41. As Mr. Bennett ' s Bible coach, sports editor of the Clarion, and a Carl Sandburg fan Earle showed his ver- satility. • Martha Lillian Bundy Jamestown, North Carolina Fireside Club; Folk-Lore Club; Glee Club; Mnemo- synean. Martha doesn ' t believe in letting studies interfere with her education, but she makes good grades in spite of truth meetings and midnight feasts. Marian Louise Callis Bessemer City, North Carolina Christian Student Movement; Vespers Chairman ' 41; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean, Pianist ' 40; Photo-Nature Club, Secretary ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha. As Mrs. Coltrane ' s English coach Marian was always helping some poor freshman with his nouns and verbs. She plans to be a teacher.

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lL HlOtA Mary Elizabeth Allison Brevard, North Carolina Cheerleader; Choir; Day Students ' Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Mnemosynean. Who helped our football team have a successful season? Why, Elizabeth did. She was one of our best cheerleaders. Riifus Caldwell Allred Climax, North Carolina Choir; Delphian, Vice-President ' 41; Dramatic Club; Folk-Dance Club; Football, Assistant Man- ager ' 40; Intramural Sports Manager ' 40; Sopho- more Class, Vice-President ' 41. R. C. ' s interests were everywhere, especially in West Hall. If there was a task to be done, R. C. always performed it etticienth . Mildred Jeannette Austin Brevard. North Carolina Choir; Dav Students ' Club, President ' 41; Dramatic Club; Pertelote Staff ' 40; Sigma Pi Alpha. Jeannette was an outstanding student, not only in the classroom but in such extra-curricular activities as plays, radio programs, and musical events. E. Pendleton Banks Corinth, Mississippi Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club, President ' 41. Pendleton ' s thorough scholarship was supplemented by his dramatic ability. His coaching classes in English Literature were life-savers. Margaret Louise Barnette Cornelius, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club; Mnemosynean. Louise was an excellent commercial student and one of the most conscientious people on the campus. Lee Francis Beattv Sherrill ' s Ford, North Carolina Basketball, Manager ' 41; Cliosophic, Sergeant-at- Arms ' 41; Future Teachers of America, President ' 41. Francis is a good all-round boy. His able assistance helped many a bewildered student in the chemistry laboratory. A. P. Bell, Jr. Rosman, North Carolina Future Teachers of America; International Rela tions Club. It is hard to say which offered A. P. greater problems, his algebra course or analysis of the world situation at meetings of the International Relations Club. Arthur LeGrand Bennett Hendersonville, North Carolina Pertelote Staff ' 40. Red is an enthusiastic aviation student.

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J-lic cr ClllOt Miriam Laverne Callis Bessemer City-, North Carolina Christian Student Movement, Missions and World Fellowship Chairman; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean. As Mr. Bennett ' s coach Miriam is getting some good preparation tor her future as a religious worker. Jesse Sylvester Calloway, Jr. Asheville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Model Airplane Club; Photo-Nature Club. Winter doesn ' t seem like winter any more with Cab bring the furnace. Jesse takes life seriously. Nancy Jane Calloway State Road, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Choir ' 40; Fireside Club; Medical Science Club; Mnemosynean. As Mrs. Thompson ' s assistant in the home economics labora- tory Nancy performs every task faithfully and well. Some young man may be interested in knowing that her ability to bake biscuits is unexcelled. 1 lllBERT E.ARL CARTER Madison, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Choir. Earl is one of those Ross Hall boys who attended all the square dances with a pretty girl. He also enjoyed several tennis games at West Hall in the late afternoons. Margaret Irene Carter Monroe, North Carolina Future Teachers of America; International Rela tions Club; Mnemosynean. Margaret was always ready, willing, and able to help a friend in need. Needham Brouchton Cheek, ]r. Pleasant Garden, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40; International Relations Club, Critic ' 41; Photo Nature Club, President ' 41. N. B. belongs to that species of animals known as jitterbugs. He is also an en- thusiastic sports fan. Mary Mae Clawson Cooleemee, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Fireside Club. Only one interest surpasses Mae ' s concern with toods. I hat is a big attraction down toward Elon. C. Clyde Cleetwood Carthage, North Carolina Baseball; Basketball; Football. Cleetwood en- joys his role as assistant Physical Education di- rector for boys so much that he works overtime, majoring in football and baseball and minoring in tennis.