Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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7l S CULOtA John Paul Jones Brevard, North Carolina Paul enjoyed music by others as well as his own piano-playing. He was one of our highest-ranking students. • Isaac. Wesley Keels, Jr. Monroe, North Carolina We always need more fellows like Red Lightning. As he drove the college truck, so is he: steady at start, strong in taking the load, and sure to get to his destination. • Julia Kendall Norwood, North Carolina Assistant Dean, Virginia Lodge ' -10; Assistant Dietitian, West Hall ' 41; Christian Student Move- ment, Secretary ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club, Sec- retary ' 40; Euterpean; Folk-Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Glee Club. Julia ' s red hair does not indicate temper, as the kitchen staff will bear witness. As a home economics student and assistant dietitian Julia is tops. • Marianna Kendall Greensboro, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club; Folk-Dance Club; Guil- ford County Club, President ' 40, ' 41; Pertelote Staff ' 41; Photo-Nature Club. With her winsome personality, Curie-Pie has been very active in both the social and the religious life of the campus. • R. Wayne Kernodle Greensboro, North Carolina Basketball; Boosters ' Club, President ' 41; Cheer- leader; Christian Student Movement, Vice-Presi- dent ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 40; Delphian; Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40, President ' 41; Forensic Club; Freshman Class Presi- dent ' 40; Sophomore Class President ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha. Wayne ' s many honors and responsibilities on our campus never swayed him. He was always the staunch champion of the right, in the face of any criticism. • Myra Sue Killian Granite Falls, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Euter- pean, Reporter ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; International Relations Club, Secretary ' 40, ' 41. Susie ' s original- ity is unsurpassed on her side of the campus. Never a dull moment might well be the motto of those around her. Ernest Gaines Kimbrough, Jr. Ansonville, North Carolina Anson County Club, President ' 41; Delphian, Vice- President ' 40; Forensic Club, Secretarv-Treasurcr ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; Photo-Nature Club, Treas- urer ' 40. Pleasure before business, but business eventually. Kirby Nelson Kirkman, Jr. Greensboro, North Carolina Baseball; Block B Club; Delphian. If K. N. can bat his way through life as he does a baseball game, he ' ll be sure to make a hit.

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ilLCL z Otlll — i nit— one Thomas Claxton Henderson Lake Toxaway, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Claxton ' s ambition is t o be- come a county farm agent. Edward Johnson Hill Arden, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Folk-Dance Club. Ed ' s ambition is to live on a mountain farm and raise cattle. Just give him time. Lillie Mabel Hill Yadkinville, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; Folk-Lore Club. Lillie hopes for success in home economics. If her college experiences are a fair indication of the future, she will soon attain this goal. Helen Anne Horne Peachland, North Carolina Commercial Club; Euterpean, Pianist ' 40. Helen Anne ' s quiet, studious ways will be assets in her secretarial career. Charles Eligene Houck Todd, North Carolina Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 41; Cliosophic, Sec- retary-Treasurer ' 40, Vice-President ' 41; Dramatic Club. Gene still wishes to be a journalist, in spite of his practical experience with the Clarion. John Samuel Hovis Bessemer City, North Carolina Delphian; Medical Science Club, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 41. In spite of being chemistry coach and a science major, John still has time to play pranks on evervbodv in Tavlor Hall. Vivian Rosie Lee Huff Central, South Carolina Commercial Club; Glee Club; Folk-Dance Club; Mnemosynean. She sings as she works, whether in West Hall or an uptown office. Charles Aycock Jones Brevard, North Carolina Choir. Chady will be remembered for his un- failing wit and his good work in the classroom. He takes a great interest in dogs, especially his beadle hounds.

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ecu yottit— t one Carolyn Amelia Klusmeier Charlotte, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Euterpean, Vice-President ' 41; Fire- side Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41. Smiling, always pretty, Carolyn seems to know that good food is the way to anv man ' s heart. William Fred Kluttz Rockwell, North Carolina Cliosophic; Commercial Club. Bill likes mathe- matics, perhaps because he is planning to be an engineer. He can also put two and two together in bull sessions. James Robert Lancaster, Jr. Lakedale, North Carolina Cliosophic. This blond Borneo does not let his love for talking interfere with his efficiency as a helper in Ross Hall kitchen. Doris Lee Laney Monroe, North Carolina Mnemosynean. Home economics is her chosen work, but physical education runs a close second. Jesse Ingram Ledbetter Arden, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Folk-Dance Club, President ' 41. If Jesse practices what he preaches about agriculture, he ' ll come out with a good crop. Doris Elizabeth Ledford Rural Hall, North Carolina Boosters ' Club, Secretary ' 41; Commercial Club; Christian Student Movement; Folk-Dance Club; Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 41; Pertelote Staff, Asso- ciate Editor ' 41; Student Council, Vice-President ' 41. Doris has shouldered responsibility well, whether she was working for the dietitian or the business manager of the College. Ruby Janetta Leftwicii Winston-Salem, North Carolina Assistant Dean, West Hall ' 41; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club, Vice-President ' 41; Euterpean, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 41; Folk-Dance Club; Foren- sic Club; Photo-Nature Club. When you look at Ruby ' s record in her religious activities, at her suc- cess as assistant dean at West Hall, and her reputa- tion as debater, you will understand how she won a place in every heart on the campus. Mary Rogers Lewis Asheville, North Carolina Euterpean, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 41. Mary-Pie ' famous for her imitation of Baby Snooks.