Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

fjamei. AddUott jjonel Jlibialy. ieaa id, Na UU Caialuta. ll ' • TEIOTE BETTY SMITH Editor-in-Chief VIRGINIA BL ANTON Business Manager TIE Q Li PERTELOTE Published by the Students of Brevard College Brevard, North Carolina ...I- Ten Years of Many changes have occurred at Brevard College since it opened ten years ago. Those teachers who were here that first year, as well as the students, had many prob- lems to face and solve. The first week there were no dishes, knives, or forks for the kitchen, and no equipment for the Biology Laboratory or other things necessary for a college. These were a few of the things those teachers had to face. Dr. Coltrane was always near to help in any way possible. This first year was hard; but even with all the difficulties, the teachers and stu- dents seemed to enjoy being together and working to make everything better. The teas given by Miss Smith and Miss Hayes, the midnight snacks in the Biology Laboratory, after the girls were in bed, as well as the little sessions merely to talk over the happenings of the day were enjoyed by the teachers. Various activities such as hikes, square-dances, and parties were the delight of the students. The work and play they shared seemed to draw them closer together. Since then, Brevard College has moved forward each year. New students come, as well as new teachers, remain ten months, a year or two years, and leave. They always come back to visit, and frequently write and send everybody their best wishes. In 1941 the enrollment consisted of four hundred men and women. At that time Dr. Coltrane drew up his plans for a bigger and better Brevard College. A library, a science building, an industrial education building, and two new dormitories were included. Some day when this war is over Dr. Coltrane ' s dream will materialize. This year many changes have occurred, just as thev did in 1934. 1 he greatest Growth at Brevard College of them is that girls have been moved into Taylor Hall, where the boys used to abide. Since most of the young men are in the service, you see only a few around the campus. This great change is due to the war and has not only taken place on our campus but everywhere. In June both the graduation of the seniors and the celebration of the Tenth An- niversary of the college will occur. This is to be a great event in the history of Brevard College. Also our working toward the goal of $200,000 endowment has contributed to making this one of the greatest years in the life of the institution in spite of all the difficulties growing out of wartime conditions. We look forward to the time when the college may expand materially and at the same time maintain that spirit of cooperation, friendliness, and intimacy which it has possessed from the beginning. T . 1944 at September 27 — College Opens. September 30 — Faculty Reception at West Hall. October 2 — Freshman Talent Night. October 9 — Mr. Stanley, Magician. October 23 — Birthday Banquet for September and October. October 24 — The Mnemosynean Breakfast Hike. October 30 — Officers Elected. October 30 — Homecoming, Football, and the Harvest Festival — Bill Cockrell, king; Doris Bennet, queen. November 13 — West Hall Entertains Taylor Hall Girls with a Pajama Party. November 19-21 — Youth Conference at Salisbury. November 25 — A Formal Thanksgiving Banquet, a Victorious Football Game, and a Stirring Chapel Service. November 28 — The Christian Workers ' Club Hold a Tea for the Faculty in Honor of Dr. McLarty. November 29 — Religious Emphasis Week, Led by Dr. McLarty. December 11 — Banquet for November — December Birthdays. December 1 5 — The Christmas Cantata. December 16 — West and Taylor Hall have Christmas Parties. December 17 — Christmas Vacation! Brevard College January 3 — Back to College. January 22— Brevard ' s Loyalty and Patriotism Expressed with a Thousand-Dollar War Bond. January 27— A Successful Calamity , the Dramatic Club Play. February 8 — Mid-Term Graduation, Sophomore and Pre-College. February 19— Debate Between Two Teams from North Carolina State College. February 26 — Birthday Banquet for January and February. March 7 — Concert of Stephen Foster Songs. March 22 — Concert — Miss De Lesline Tyner Entertains. May 1— May Day. May 3— A Conference on the New World Order, Conducted by Howard Wilkerson. June 4 — Commencement Sermon. June 5 — Conference; Luncheon; Pageant. June 6 — Graduation Exercises. Tenth Anniversary of the Founding of the College. Mr. Edwin Jones, 1 lonor Guest. (All events listed after March 1 are subject to change after the Pertelote goes to press.) Dedication The 1944 Pertelote has the honor of dedicating this volume to Dr. and Mrs. Coltrane, Mr. and Mrs. Pangle, Mr. Trowbridge, Miss Smith, and Miss Hayes. These seven charter members of the faculty of Brevard College have devoted ten years of immeasurable service to the institution. Every student who has been to Brevard College is indebted to these individuals for the love, kindness, and understanding they have given in the great task of preparing us for the future. Wherever we may go, our respect, affection, and allegiance will always remain with them. Board of Trustees Edwin L. Jones Chairman Charlotte, N. C. Rev. C. M. Pickens Vice-Chairman Charlotte, N. C. Rev. James B. McLarty Secretary Belmont, N. C. Mr. Edwin L. Jones, Chairman TERM EXPIRES 1944 D. B. McCrary Rev. Paul Hardin, Jr. Guy Weaver Rev. H. C. Sprinkle R. T. Amos Rev. James B. McLarty George F. Ivey Cecil G. Hefner William H. Bobbitt H. A. Dunham Rev. Claude H. Moser Allen H. Sims Rev. C. M. Pickens C. M. Ogle O. V. Woosley Rev. C. P. Bowles Mrs. C. C. Weaver Rev. A. W. Plyler Mrs. ]. H. Pickelsimer Mrs. E. L. McKee S. E. Varner . . George D. Finch Edwin L. Jones Clyde R. Hoey TERM EXPIRES 1946 . . .Asheboro, Asheboro, Asheville, Mocksville, High Point, . Belmont, Hickory, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Asheville, . Gastonia, Gastonia, Charlotte, Hendersonville, Winston-Salem, . . Wadesboro, TERM EXPIRES 1948 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Winston-Salem, Greensboro, .Brevard, Sylva, . Brevard, Thomasville, . . . , Charlotte. Shelby, N. C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. Edwin L. Jones, Chairman Rev. C. M. Pickens H. A. Dunham O. V. Woosley Eugene J. Coltrane, Ex-Officio  P « M «l% w p lll ll0 „ p t l «lll l. w : : ; fa K +! ' ' +  t +t + n 0t fm , t t „ ft fm i, i ii fc Our President . . . . About Our President He | Dr. ColtraneJ briefly gave us a view into the problem we face now, and at the same time set forth a goal at which we are to shoot. As he talked I marveled at the bravery of his heart. I marvel always at his ability to work out successfully the things that the rest of the world class as impossibilities . . . Never in my life has any one man inspired such confidence in me. — From the diary of Mr. jack Dendv, a facultv member, in the fall of 1934. ' Quoting Dr. Coltrane 1935: Our students are our best emissaries. 1936: Brevard College is a co-operative enterprise. 1937: Yon ought to have the ability and the habit of stand- ing alone aud . . . the co-operative spirit also. 1938: We must have choice students and loyal friends . . . 1939: . . . faith and courage are fundamental. 1940: . . . seek to develop those qualities which lessen friction between individuals and between groups as well. 1941: The time has come for expansion. 1942: Conditions call for courage and intelligent action. 1943: . . . our enrollment of young women exceeds all expec- tations. The Administration Miss Gertrude Barnes, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Isabel Doub Coltrane Voice, Harmony, Choir B.L., B.Mus., A.M. A. L. Bramlette, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Acting Registrar; English and Speech Mathematics; Hygiene History Miss Marjorie Craig, A.B., A.M. English Mrs. Esther Smathers Capps Nurse G. H. Farley, B.S. Miss Mabel Cherry, A.B., A.M. Pxeligious Education Farm Superintendent; Agriculture Mrs. Doris Ledford Farley Bursar, Director of Labor and Faculty Miss Dulcie Hayes, A.B., A.M. Dean in Taylor Hall; French, Spanish Miss Dorothy Hilliard, B.P.E., B.S. Director of Physical Education for Women; Hygiene Miss Grace Jackson, B.S. Business Education R. L. Johnson Assistant in Business Education Mrs. R. N. Lobdell, B.S., M.S. Biology, Botany, Geology Burt W. Loomis B.S. in Education; A.M., Ph.D. Acting Dean; Director of Guidance; Psychology, Education Miss Lillian Maxfield A.B., M.A., B.S.L.S. Librarian Maxwell Galbraith Pangle A.B.. A.M. Economics; Sociology Faculty Mrs. Loula McNeer Pangle A.B., A.M. Mathematics Miss Florence Pocock, B.S. Dietitian Miss Margaret Spiro Piano and Violin C. H. Trowbridge, A.B., A.M. Vice-President; Chemistry, Physics Miss Madge Rhyne, B.S., M.S. Home Economics Miss Emily Tuttle, A.B. Pre-College English; French Miss Lucille Smith, A.B., A.M. Dean of Women; English, Dramatics Robert P. Wilder, B.S., M.A. Physical Education for Men; Hygiene Midterm Graduates Louise Beatty, Frances Talley, Dorothy Poole, Doris Caudle, Virginia Hedrick, Virginia Passavant, Modine Kitchins. CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OF -f L r 3S0Jm d • -. w£ For two reasons this is an unusual year for graduates of 1944. One is the war, which has taken so many of the boys who were here last year to the armed services. Another is the tenth anniversary celebration of the College. Despite the great amount of necessary work they did, the seniors along with the other students and faculty, have tried to help in the war effort. Assisting at the Red Cross Center, contributing to the support of refugees, sending textbooks to prisoners of war in order that these soldiers may continue their education are some of the ways employed. Too, they have proved very active in buying war bonds and stamps. The officers for the fall of 1943 as shown above are President, Marjorie Ezzelle; Vice-President, Virginia Blanton; and Secretary-Treasurer, Rebecca Dodd. NINETEEN FORTY-FOUR Louise Banner Dobson, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian, President ' 43; International Re- lations Club. Banner ' s ability always to have a man, and most of the time a different one, is an art the other Brevard lasses envy, especially with this man shortage. Eleanor Elizabeth Beasley Louisburg, N. C. Transfer from Louisburg College; Mnemosvnean, Chaplain ' 44; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 44; Phi Theta Kappa. Besides being a scholar, a musician, and a very democratic citizen, Eleanor is amiable and attractive. Mabel Loliise Beatty Sherrill ' s Ford, N. C. Assistant Dietitian, Virginia Lodge ' 43; Assistant Dietitian, West Hall ' 43; Assistant Dean, Taylor Hall ' 44. Although her hard work as assistant dean of Tavlor Hall has been primarily devoted to girls, Beatty, believe it or not, also has a place in her heart for a few of the opposite sex. : ■: Irene Belk Matthews, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Pertelote Staff ' 44; World Friendship Commission, Secretary and Treasurer ' 43, Vice-President ' 44. Although it is difficult to get acquainted with Irene, the reward, her true friendship, is well worth the effort. BEST ALL-ROUND Eleanor Beasley Raymus Hilliard s E N I O R S Virginia Blanton Cliffside, N. C. Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 43, President ' 44; Clarion Stall ' 44; Dinosaurian; Dramatic Club; Folk Dance Club; Intramural Basketball Champion ' 43; May Court ' 43; Most Popular Freshman Girl ' 43; Pertelote Staff, Sports Editor ' 43, Business Manager ' 44; Sophomore Class, Vice-President ' 44. Without Ginny Brevard would be minus glamour plus. Incidentally, she ' s smart too. Virginia Campbell Danese, West Virginia Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club. Virginia, an as- sistant librarian, not only sends us those little love letters about fines, but she also helps us locate neces- sary material from these immense volumes in the library. Hilda Jeannette Carter Akron, Ohio Mnemosynean; Dinosaurian; International Rela- tions Club. Though small in stature, I lilda has ample brains and ability. Janie Lee Carter Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Mu Delta, Librarian ' 44. Jennie Lee ' s ever-present co-operation and disposition, as sunny as her hair, will make her a well-loved nurse. Doris Caudle Peachland, N. C. Euterpean. The chances are Doris ' home eco- nomics will really be put to use, if not professionally, for the Brevard student who has won her heart. Mona Coats Greensboro, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club; Dramatics Club. Mona discovers that she can usually work out satisfactory solutions in chemistry experiments, algebra equations, and love problems. ' 44 Carolyn Curtis Hayesville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Glee Club; Mu Delta. Carolyn makes interesting experiments in physics on week days and brings inspiration as organist at the Methodist Church on Sundays. Jo Ann Dean Randleman, N. C. Euterpean, Chaplain ' 43; Choir, Librarian ' 44; Christian Student Movement, President ' 44; Chris- tian Workers ' Club; Student Council. Jo Ann ' s quiet efficiency, her religious activities, and her abilitv to get things done have made her out- standing. Lillian Rebecca Dodd Shelby, N. C. Euterpean, President ' 44; Choir; Christian Stu- dent Movement Council ' 44; Christian Workers ' Club; Dinosaurian; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 44. Among Becky ' s most enduring qualities are her ever- ready smiles and her delightful laugh. Mildred Elyna Eller Wilkesboro, N. C. Euterpean; Alpha Pi Epsilom, Vice-President ' 43, President ' 44; Chief Marshal ' 43; Christian Student Movement, Secretary-Treasurer ' 44; Christian Work- ers ' Club, Wednesday Evening Vesper Committee ' 43; Glee Club; International Relations Club. Elyna ' s efficiency in office work and her intellectual ability are enough to make anyone envious. MOST INTELLECTUAL Elyna Eller Jerry Murray v . s E N I O R S Marjorie Grace Ezzele Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean, Vice-President ' 43; Best All-Round Freshman Girl ' 43; Christian Student Movement, Second Vice-President ' 44; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Dinosaurian, President ' 43; Dramatic Club, Secretary and Treasurer ' 43; International Relations Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Sophomore Class President ' 44; Student Council, Secretarv-Treasurer ' 44. The girl who makes us known we ' ll love Brevard— the girl we wish we were like. Margaret Frances Ferguson Wilkesboro. N. C. Euterpean, Vice-President ' 44; Basketball; Din- osaurian; Pertelote Staff ' 43; Choir. She ' ll be hne tor a certain Marine to come home to. Madge Finger Lincolnton, N. C. Euterpean; All-Star Basketball Team ' 43; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff ' 43; Folk Dance Club; Freshman Class Secretary ' 43; International Rela- tions Club; Most Original Freshman Girl ' 43; Music Appreciation Club; Student Council, President ' 44; Woodwind Trio, Soloist ' 44; World Friendship Commission, Chairman ' 44. Madge ' s many activi- ties speak for themselves; but her ever kind and pa- tient nature account for her popularity. Julia Margaret Fletcher North Wilkesboro, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club; World Friendship Commission. If you have never been exposed to Fletcher ' s humor, which must have produced her dimples, you have missed a female Mark Twain. Julia Meade Gray Greensboro, N. C. Euterpean; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club. Julia, unruffled by circumstances, pursues her studies and all other activities with calm reserve. Mary Jane Gray Guilford College. N. C. Euterpean, Chaplain ' 44; Choir; Christian Work- ers ' Club, Vice-President ' 44. A smile, a wink, and lots ol dependability— that ' s Mary. ' 44 Flora Marie Hart Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club; Medical Science Club. Marie not only is a Hart but has a heart, a tact displayed by her unassuming kind- VlRGINIA HEDRICK High Point, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Pertelote Staff ' 43. West Hall will never be the same without the frequent yell of long distance call for ' Toots ' ! Raymus Franklin Hilliard Linwood, N. C. Cliosophic, Chaplain ' 43; Publicity Chairman ' 44; Basketball; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 44; Dinosaur- ian. Chaplain ' 43; International Relations Club. We like Preacher ' s habit of nodding approval to speakers and also his friendly nod of greeting to just us. Edith Ione Howell Ansonville, N. C. Euterpean; Dinosaurian; Mu Delta. Edith is al ways willing to lend a helping hand. «  x yi p v i p m c i ■: : : BEST PERSONALITY Jo Ann Dean Jesse Warrick — s E N I O R S Barbara Hurst Franklin, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Internation- al Relations Club; World Friendship Commission. Bob has keen ability behind her mischievous grin. MODINE KlTCHINS Hayesville, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff ' 44; Inter- national Relations Club, Vice-President ' 44; Phi Theta Kappa, Vi ce-President ' 44; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secretary-Treasurer ' 44. Who would believe that that little bundle of sparkling personality is an A student who believes in books open all night. Geneva Landers Marshall, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Harvest Court ' 43, ' 44. Jeep will make an effi- cient secretary if she doesn ' t marry her boss and retire the first day. Alan Leonard Ramseur, N. C. Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 43; President ' 44; Christian Student Movement Council; Clarion Staff ' 44; Dinosaurian; Harvest Court; International Rela- tions, Vice-President ' 43; Most Original Freshman Boy ' 43; Mu Delta, President ' 44. Witty and genial, Alan finds friends among the students and makes alumni visitors happier. Betty Jean Lindsay Kannapolis, N. C. Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 44; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Dramatic Club; Folk Dance Club; International Relations Club; Intra- mural Basketball Champion Team ' 43; May Court ' 43. This neat little figure would be a decided asset to any campus. Frances Love Danbury, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club; Preacher ' s Kids; World Friendship Commission, Summer Chairman ' 43. Even though Frances is being taught by Miss Barnes to sing a higher type of music, she still likes to harmonize on You Are My Sunshine on Saturday nights. ' 44 j Wd Hazel McAlister Belton, S. C. Euterpean; Baptist Student Union, President ' 44; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council; Chris- tian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff ' 44; South Caro- lina Club, President ' 44. Friendly, easy-going Mac certainly has a technique that ensnares the male population. Lillian Raye Martin Hickory, N. C. Baptist Student Union. Lillian Martin, a loyal and sincere friend, makes you feel good when she turns that cute little suggestion of a smile on you. Frankie Nell Moore Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Student Council. You ' re never completely dressed unless you wear a smile is Frankie ' s motto. Sara Jane Moseley Newton, N. C. Mnemosynean, President ' 44; Clarion Staff ' 44; Dinosaurian; Dramatic Award ' 43; Dramatic Club, President ' 44; International Relations Club, Vice- President ' 43; Pertelote Staff ' 44; Scholarship Com- mittee ' 43; Student Council ' 43- ' 44. Mose will always be remembered as the little girl with the big brown eyes, a generous smile, and great dramatic abilitv. BEST-LOOKING Betty Smith Casey Tweed i s E N I O R S Jerry D. Murray Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic, Secretary-Treasurer ' 43; Choir; Chris- tian Student Movement Council, First Vice-President ' 43; Christian Workers ' Club; Freshman Class, Presi- dent ' 43; International Relations Club; Preacher ' s Kids, Secretary-Treasurer ' 43; Student Council ' 43. Jerry somewhere finds time from school work and dating Betty to prepare and preach a sermon at Etowah Methodist Church twice a month. Faye Velma Nester Lynchburg, Virginia Euterpean. Secretary-Treasurer ' 44; Commercial Club, Vice-President 44; Dinosaurian. Once you get to know her, Faye is cute and likeable, which may be the reason she never lacks friends r an engagement ring. Martha Lillian Oehman Guilford College, N. C. Euterpean, Vice-President ' 44; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 44; Dinosaur- ian; Mu Delta; Pertelote Staff ' 44. Martha reminds us that still waters run deep. Ernest Dillard Page Draper, N. C. Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 44; Christian Work- ers ' Club; International Relations Club, President ' 44; Student Council, Vice-President ' 44. Ernest, a morale-builder and an asset to our school, knows the real meaning of cheerfulness, friendliness, and charm. Virginia Holt Passavant Henderson, N. C. Mnemosynean; Choir; Commercial Club; Dino- saurian; Folk Dance Club. Ginger ' s welcoming smile and her lively enthusiasm make us want to spend more time with her. Elaine Patton Jonesboro, N. C. Euterpean; Baptist Student Union, Secretary ' 44; Clarion Staff ' 44; Commercial Club; Folk Dance Club; Music Appreciation Club; Pertelote Staff ' 44. Although Elaine seems unable to make up her mind what ti do, her beauty and ability never change. 44 Annie Agnes Rayle Pineville, N. C. Euterpean, Pianist ' 44; All-Star Basketball Team; Christian Workers ' Club; Dinosaurian; Folk Dance Club; Preacher ' s Kids, President ' 44. Agnes, a P. K., is well-groomed, musically gifted, friendly, and always adorned with a lovely flower in her hair. Nancy Rickman Biltmore, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club; International Relations Club; World Friendship Commission. Ricket isn ' t a bit hesitant about helping us when we need help and not at all lack- ing when it comes to a sunny personality. Constance Roberts Concord, N. C. Euterpean, Critic ' 44; Christian Workers ' Club; World Friendship Commission, Secretary-Treasurer ' 44; Pertelote Staff ' 44. A dash of friendliness, a scoop of energy, and a shake of personality— result; one Connie Roberts. Louise Shook Canton, N. C. Euterpean; Alpha Pi Epsilon; Choir; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian. While staying out of school one semester to work as a stenographer, Louise has proved that she knew what she was doing when she majored in business. W M SM H ' f l   V M y MOST ORIGINAL Madge Finger Alan Leonard s E N I O R S Betty Virginia Smith Greenville, S. C. Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 43; Choir, President ' 44; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; May Court; Pertelote Staff, Typist ' 43, Editor-in-Chief ' 44; Preacher ' s Kids; South Carolina Club; Student Council ' 44. We didn ' t think beauty and brains could be so perfectly combined as in our Betty, who bubbles over with personality. Grace Dell Smith Pickens, S. C. Mnemosynean; Glee Club; South Carolina Club. Grace Dell likes to sing songs of South Carolina; but she doesn ' t mind including other states, too. Loma Mae Starnes Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean, Reporter ' 44; World Friendship Com- mission; Commercial Club, President ' 44; Dramatic Club. A petite member of our class who shows her willingness and her ability in everything she under- takes. Frances Louise Talley Penrose, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Being a home economics major and having a suitor in the South Pacific, Frances leaves us to draw our own conclusions. Ethel Bernice Tankersley Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Clairon Staff, Assistant Business Manager ' 43, Business Manager ' 44; Day Students ' Club, President ' 44. When one finds intellect, com- bined with good ole common sense; a heaven-sent disposition; and a spirit of co-operation, one appre- ciates the owner as we appreciate Ethel. Jeanne Thomason Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club; Preacher ' s Kids. We ' re glad Furman is farther away from Jeanne than Brevard, because we now have her, a P. K. and a blonde beauty. 44 Casey Jones Tweed Marshall, N. C. Cliosophic, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 44; Basketball; Foot- ball; Pertelote Staff ' 44. This Casey finds more profit in pounding a typewriter at twenty 7 words a minute than in waltzing with strawberry blondes. Delores Vereen Kernersville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Glee Club. Delores is a little bl onde bombshell as tar as business subjects, a pleasing personality, and a quaint smile go- Ruth Katherine Wainscott Asheville, N. C. Transfer from Asheville College; Euterpean; Choir; Medical Science Club; Woodwind Trio. Ruthie has laughing brown eyes which reveal her sunny personality, and a clarinet which reveals her musical abilitv. Jesse Warick Clayton. N. C. Delphian. What will Brevard do without the basketball and hot trombone playing of this trans- fer from Pineland College? S N i . 1 i ki i  Vi | ' w i ' V : MOST POPULAR Marjorie Ezzelle Ernest Page —_ Rita Wilson Burlington, N. C. We ' re glad Rita is back after her illness, and we appreciate her more because she has been away a while. Grace Young Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Intramural Bas- ketball; Pertelote Staff ' 44. What would we do without her? Where would we go for help or comfort if it weren ' t for her sweet understanding nature. s E N I O R S PING PONG AT WEST HALL CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE The Freshman Class is made up, mostly, of students who enrolled in September 1943. It received, however, a large and welcome addition from the Pre-College group when, in February, nineteen members graduated and moved up. Freshman officers for the fall term are pictured above. They are Jerry Murray, President; Millicent Stafford, Vice-President; and Dorothv Peed. Secretary-Treasurer. MU FRESHMAN CLASS Hoy Alexander Logan Allen Louise Anderson Diana S. Askelund Gladys Banner Thomasville, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Dobson, N. C. Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Euterpean axcy Lane Barnuill Katherine Bates Beatrice Beil Doris Bennett Martha Blue Glcnvvood, Georgia Gaffney, S. C. Brookheld, Ohio Charlotte, N. C, Carthage. N. C. Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Euterpean F.uterpean Robert Brannon Henrietta Brjggs J. D. Brown Betty Lou Buckner Ellen Burnette Brevard, N. C. Horse Shoe, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Fairview, N. C. Enka, N. C. Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Euterpean Margaret Burnette Enka, N. C. Euterpean Virginia Burnette Scaly, N. C. Euterpean Jane Love Butler Tabor City, N. C. Mnemosynean Raymond Carson Belmont, N. C. Cliosophic William Cockrell Hattiesburg, Miss. Cliosophic L. A. Coman, Jr. Canton, N. C. Delphian Audrey Cook Fort Mill, S. C Jean Corbitt Alexandria, Virginia Mnemosvnean Elizareth Ann Cowan Svlva, N. C. Euterpean Betty Crary Brevard, N. C. James Ray Croom Vanceboro, N. C. Delphian W. A. Crowell Matthews, N. C. Delphian Betty Jean Deaton Cornelius, N. C. Mneiiiosviieim Joann Dickson Anderson, S. C. Mnemosynean Mary Virginia Dotson Charlotte, N. C. Euterpean Julia Duckworth Morganton, N. C. FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Dorothy Edwards Betty ' Ellington Clara M. Ferree Herbert Finck David Firesheets Franklinton, N. C. Belmont, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Reidsville, N. C. Mnemosynean Euterpean Cliosophic Millard Firesheets Dorothy Fletcher Jack Fleming Lena V. Foster Clara M. Freeman Reidsville, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N. C. Leaksville, N. C. Southmont, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Cliosopliic Euterpean Delphian Euterpean Euterpean Gray Freeze Helen Jane Gamble Harriet George Mildred Gray David Groves Salisbury, N. C. Guilford College, N. C. Anderson, S. C. Greensboro, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Cliosophic Euterpean Mnemosynean Euterpean Delphian V „a 4k,i£Ti w r: Freda Mae Hall Franklin, N. C. Euterpean Vernell Hall Leicester, N. C. Euterpean Billie Hancock Dobson, N. C. Euterpean Fannie L. Hardison New Bern, N. C. Gladys Hartsell High Point, N. C. Mneniosynean Willie Harwood Robbinsville, N. C. Mneniosynean Jack F. Hasty, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic Margaret Helton Bessemer City, N. C. Euterpean Rachel FIendrick Gastonia, N. C. Doris Nell Hodgin Minnie Lee Holtzclaw Ellis Houser Greensboro, N. C. Traveler ' s Rest, S. C. Dallas, N. C. Euterpean Mneniosynean Cliosophic Anne Hovis Bessemer City, N. C. Euterpean John Hunter Brevard. N. C. Fay t Inman Tabor City. N. C. Mnemosynean Jean Ipoch New Bern, N. C. Mneniosynean FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Roger Ipoch Eric Jarrell Nettie Joy Ina Wilson Keeter Jean Kelly Vanceboro, N. C. Aararat, Virginia Gastonia, N. C. Rutherfordton, N. C. Duncan, S. C. Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Frances Kigeb Frances Layne Auda Lee Lofttn Henry McDonald John L. McWhorter Rural Hall, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Morganton, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Waxhaw, N. C. Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Delphian Cliosophic vendolyn Marshall Betty- Jean Martin John C. Matheson Robert Melton Amy Jean Morris Middletown, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Mount Gilead, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Euterpean Mnemosynean Delphian Delphian Mnemosynean June Newton Cherryville. N. C. Euterpean Richard Nicholson Brevard, N. C. Yvonne Norman East Bend, N. C. Euterpetin Alice Ruth O ' Connor Laurens, S. C. Mnemosyneati Joseph H. Orr Matthews, N. C. Acnes Osborne Lake City, S. C. Euterpean Rufus Panell Franklin. N. C. Delphian Dorothy Peed Creedmoor, N. C. Mnemosyneati Patty Sue Pegg Guilford College, N. C. Mnemosynean Joseph Petree Staley, N. C. Cliosophic Bernard Petty Bailey, N. C. Delphian Calvin Phillips McFarlan, N. C Delphian Edna Phillips Highlands, N. C. Euterpean Helen Prestwood Lenoir, N. C. Mnemosynean Freda Prince Duncan, S. C. Mnemosynean John Lee Ray Black Mountain, N. C. Cliosophic FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Mary Elizabeth Ridge Anne Rigler Ray Roberts Alyce Rogers Spartanburg, S. C. Charlotte. N. C. Mount Olive, N. C. Creedmoor, N. C. Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Mr, mnemosynean Margaret Schreyer Fletcher, N. C. Mnemosynean Hicks Scruggs Christine Sentelle Ellen Sentelle Brevard, N. C. Pisgah Forest, N. C. Pisgah Forest, N. C. Audrey Sherrill Canton, N. C. Mnemosynean Margaret Shore Yadkinville, N. C. Lla Leet Simpson Brevard, N. C. Maurice Smothers Millicent Stafford Betty Stamey Greensboro. N. C. Spencer, N. C. Lawndale, N. C. Delphian Euterpean Mnemosynean Edith June Starnes Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean Margie Alda Starnes Waxhaw, N. C. Enter pean Lois Stone Stanley, N. C. Eiiterpean Vera Storter Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Pat Summev Brevard, N. C. Doris Sumner Bat Cave, N. C. Mnemosynean Charles Thomas Milton, N. C. Delphian Lee Thompson Spear, N. C. Ruby Thompson Mill Spring, N. C. Mnetnosynean Jeanne Thorne Campobello, S. C. Mnetnosynean Annie Lois Travis Apex, N. C. Euterpean Jane Walker Brevard, N. C. Caroline Warren Chapel Hill, N. C. Euterpean Louise White Hamptonville, N. C. Euterpean Margaret Whitmire Brevard, N. C. Euterpean Martha Whitmire Brevard, N. C. Euterpean Christine Wilson Summerville, N. C. Mnemosvnean FRESHMAN CLASS Doris Wilson Willie Mae Wilson Frances Winslow Dorothy Woosley Brevard, N. C. Draper, N. C. Peachland, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean Euterpean Euterpean Wanda Lee Woosley Kenneth Wyatt Winston-Salem, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Euterpean Jo Ann Yeargin Anderson, S. C. Mnemosvnean FRESHMAN CLASS ' A -hi king ive will go. PRE-COLLEGE DEPARTMENT I iimniiii km This year, for the first time since 1933-34, Brevard is offering some high school work. A speeded-up program enables prospective college students to finish two years ' high school work in one. Such a plan was evolved to meet war-time needs. The group of February pre-college graduates is shown above. Officers for the fall term were Robert Brannon, President; Alex Kizer, Vice-President; and Betty Lou Buckner, Secretary-Treasurer. Martha Beasley J. Bryan Berry Phyllis Coakley Ben Covington Norfolk, Va. Durham, N. C. Enka, N. C. Pinopolis, S. C. Mnemosynecm Delphian Eiiterpean Cliosophie Richard Fenvvicke Robert Gaither Alva Haley Carlotta Houck Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Trenton, N. J. Sapphire, N. C. Mnemosynecm Mnemosynecm Mary E. Helfrich Helen Hicks Mayme Jones Betty Lou Justice New River, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Swannanoa, N. C. Enterpean Mnemosynecm Mnemosynecm PRE-COLLEGE Robert Kappers Alex Kizer Thomas Lipsey Neva McCormick Brevard, N. C. Brevard. N. C. Brevard, N. C. New River, N. C. Delphian Enter pean uth Brice McCracken Bobby Murph Marjobie Neely Joann Palmer Ashevffle, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Knoxville, Tenn. Franklin, N. C. Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Caroly-n Porter Lois Prillaman W ' illa Wileman Charlotte, N. C. Stoneville, N. C. Oklawaha, Fla. Mnemosynean Euterpean Mnemosynean GROUP ' I M . lj i SPRING INI) AUTUMN ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Present Madge FmGER Vice President £ RNEST p AGE Secretary-Treasurer Marjorie Ezzelle President of Christian Student Movement Jo Ann Dean Sophomore Representatives Sara Jane Moseley, Betty Smith, Frankie Moore Freshman Representatives . Jerry Murray, Helen Gamble, Robert Melton Pre-College Representatives ... Robert Brannon, Herbert Finck Faculty Advisers Dr. E. J. Coltrane, Miss Mabel Cherry The highest officials of the student body. PERTELOTE STAFF LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Cliief Betty Smith Associate Editor Martha Oehman Senior Editor Constance Roberts Freshman Editor Virginia Burnette Pre-College Editor Caroline Warren Photography Editor Mary Helfrich Write-up Editor Elaine Patton Write-up Editor Irene Belk Sports Editor for Men Alex Kizer Sports Editor for Women Grace Young Typist Dorothy Peed Typist Casey Tweed Organizations Editor David Groves Feature Editor . Millicent Stafford BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Virginia Blanton Assistant Business Manager, . Sara Jane Moseley Advertising Manager Jean Corbitt Circulation Manager . Carlotta Houck FACULTY ADVISER Miss Marjorie Craig The college annual, named for the hen in Chaucer ' s Nun ' s Priest ' s Tale . f jl ri flu flk CLARION STAFF Editor-in-Chief. Eleanor Reasley Alumni Editor Martha Beasley Sports Editor. Jack Fleming REPORTERS Marjorie Ezzelle Sara Jane Moselcy Virginia Blanton Modine Kitchins Hazel McAIister Maxcy Lane Barnhill Billie Hancock Business Manager Ethel Tankersley Assistant Business Manager BuDDY Melton Circulation Manager Alan Leonard Faculty Ad Mrs. E. J. Coltrane TYPISTS Wanda Woosley Dorothy Wooslev The college newspaper, published semi-monthly ■ H International Relations Club Officers: President, Ernest Page; Vice President, Modine Kitchins; Secretary and Treasurer, hebecca Dodd. „ Other Members: Ellen Burnette, Raymond Carson, Hilda Carter, Phyllis Coaklev, William Cockrell Elyna Eller, Marjorie Ezzelle, Madge Finger, David Firesheets, David Groves, Willie Harwood. Barbara Hurst, Roger Ipock, Neva McCormick, Jerrv Murrv, Yvonne Norman, Alice Ruth O Connor, Rufus Pannell, Joe Petree, Nancy Rickman, Bettv Smith, Dorothv Wooslev, Wanda Wooslev. Faculty Sponsor: Dr. A. L. Bramlette. A group interested in world affairs. Preachers ' Kids Officers : President, Agnes Rayle; Vice-Presi- dent, Gladys Hartsell; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Jerry Murray. Student Members: Ben Covington, Vernell Hall, Frances Love, June New- ton, Bernard Petty, Betty Smith, Jeanne Thomason, Frances Winslow. Faculty Members: Miss Mabel C ' herrv, Mrs. E. J. Coltrane, Mrs. M. G. Pangle, Miss Emily Tuttle. Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. E. J. Coltrane. Sons and daughters of ministers. LITERARY Cliosophic Officers: President, Alan Leonard; Vice-President, Ernest Page; Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Hasty; Critic, Ellis Houser; Chaplain, Jerry Murray; Ser- geant-at-Arms, Casey Tweed. Faculty Sponsor: Johnson. Mr. R. L. A literary society for boys, inherited from Weaver College. Euterpean Officers: President, Rebecca Dodd; Vice-President, Martha Oehman; Secretary - Treasurer, Faye Nester; Chaplain, Mary Gray; Critic, Connie Roberts; Marshals, Helen Gamble and Clara May Freeman. Faculty Sponsors: Miss Madge Rhyme and Miss Gertrude Barnes; Honorary Member, Mrs. C ' oltrane. A literary society for girls, begun at Weaver College; a sister society to the Cliosophic. _Z SOCIETIES Delphian Officers: President, Henry McDonald; Vice-President, Da- vid Groves; Secretary, Robert Melton; Chaplain, Roger Ipock; Orator, Rufus Pannell; Sergeant- at-Arms, Charles Thomas. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. C. H. Trowbridge. A literary society for men, started at Weaver College. Mnemosynean Officers: President, Virginia Blanton; Vice-President, Jean Lindsay: Secretary, Frar Kiger; Treasurer, Louise Anderson. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lucille Smith. A literary society for girls, originated at Weaver College; sister society to the Delphians. Christian Student Movement Council President Jo Ann Dean First Vice-President Jerry Murray Second Vice-President Marjorie Ezzelle Secretary-Treasurer Elyna Eller Chairman, World Friendship Commission Madge Finger Chairman, Social Committee Alan Leonard Co-Chairman Social Committee Rerecca Dodd President, Christian Workers ' Club Raymus Hilliard President, Baptist Student Union Hazel McAlister Publicity Chairman Betty Smith Faculty Adviser Miss Mabel Cherry Officials and committee chairmen of the Christian Student Movement. Christian Workers ' Club Officers: President, Ray- mus Hilliard; Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Gray; Secre- tary-Treasurer, M a r t h a Oehman. Other Members: Irene Belk, Raymond Carson, Jennie Lee Carter, Caro- lyn Curtis, Jo Ann Dean, Rebecca Dodd, Marjorie Ezzelle, Clara F e r r e e , Madge Finger, David Fire- sheets, Lena Veigh Foster, Clara May Freeman, Gray Freeze, Helen Gamble, Ju- lia Grav, Mildred Grav, Alva Haley, Marie Hart, Doris Nell Hodgin, Bar- bara Hurst, Jean Ipock, Modine Kitchins, Alan Leonard, J. L. McWhor- ter, Betty Martin, Jerry Murray, Yvonne Norman, Ernest Page, Joe Perree, Corinne Puett, Nancy Rickman, Audrey Sherrill, Ann ie Lois Travis, Billie Wilson. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Emily Tuttle. Students deeply inter- ested in Christian service. 1 I i e ., j£ Day Students ' Club Officers: President, Ethel Tan- kersley; Vice-President, Jane Walker; Secretary, Margaret Whitmire; Treasurer, Martha Whitmire. Other Members: Robert Bran- non, Mona Coats, Betty Crary, Dick Fenvvicke, Herbert Finck, Robert Gaither, Harold Garren, Freda Hall, John Hunter, Rob- ert Kappers, Alex Kizer, T. C. McCall, Henry McDonald, Ed- ward McMahan, Robert Melton, Frankie Moore, Richard Nichol- son, Hicks Scruggs, Christine Sentelle, Lla Leet Simpson, Pat Summey, Frances Talley, Jeanne Thomason, Kenneth Wyatt. Students living in the town of Brevard. South Carolina Club Officers: President, Hazel McAlister; Vice-President, Jo Ann Yeargin; Secretary-Treasurer, Harriet George, Other Members: Katherine Bates, Ben Covington, Joan Dickson, David Groves, Lee Holtzclaw, Jean Kelly, Agnes Osborne, Freda Prince, Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Betty Smith, Grace Dell Smith, Jean Thome. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Grace Jackson. Students from South Carolina. taffifiM ii - Choir Officers: President Betty Smith; Librarian, Jo Ann Dean; Reporter, Amy Jean Morris. d u t j j , ' o J an£ , L ° Ve Butler ' Ra ' mon d Carson, Ben Covington. ' James Croom, Rebecca Dodd David Ftresheets Gray Freeze, Julia Gray, Mary Gray, Alva Haley, Auda Lee Lotto, Hazel McAhster, J. L. McWhorter, Gwendolyn Marshall, Jerrv Murray, Mariorie Neelev Martha (Jehman, Ernest Page, Alyce Rogers, Millicent StafFord, Ruth Wainscott. Facility Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Barnes. A selected group of men and women organized for singing. Glee Club Officers: President, Dorothy Peed; Librarian, Diana Askelund; Reporter. Amy Jean Morris. Other Members: Louise Anderson, Ellen Burnette, Margaret Burnette, Phyllis Coakley Carolyn Curtis. Elyna Eller, Mildred Gray, Doris Nell Hodgin, Frances Love, Nancy Rickman ' Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Anne Rigler, Margaret Schreyer, Grace Dell Smith, Jean Thorne, Dolores Vereen, Christine Wilson. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Barnes. For women ' s voices only. - i.m,VV HE, « Maa|h. i Woodwind Trio Director and Sponsor Miss Gertrude Barnes Clarinet Margaret Schreyer Clarinet Ruth Wainscott Flute Katherine Bates Soloist Madge Finger Music Appreciation Club Officers: President, Alva Haley; Vice-President, William Cockrell; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Helfrich; Librarian, Wanda Woosley. Other Members: Margaret Burnette, Raymond Carson, James Croom, Julia Cutchin. Jo Ann Dean, Madge Finger, David Firesheets, Clara May Freeman, Gray Freeze, Frances Love, Neva McCormick, J. L. McWhorter, Robert Melton, Jerry Murcay, Marjorie Neely, Alice O ' Connor, Martha Oehman, Elaine Patton, Joseph Petree, Corinne Puett, Audrey She rrill, Betty Stamey, Ruby Thompson, Ruth Wainscott, Caroline Warren, Dorothy Woosley. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Barnes. Individuals interested in listening to good music. ■ S eb ■Mea tSSJu-, ' ' Dramatic Club Officers: President, Sara Jane Moseley; Vice-President, Marjorie Ezzelle; Secretary- Treasurer, Caroline Warren. Other Members: Virginia Blanton, Raymond Carson, Mona Coats, William Cockrell, L. A. Coman, Ben Covington, Millard Firesheets, David Groves, Roger Ipock, Frances Kiger, Alex Kizer, Jean Lindsay, Joe Orr, Dorothy Peed, Loma Starnes. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lucille Smith. A selected group studying and producing plays. Mu Delta Officers: President. Alan Leonard; Vice-President, Louise Anderson; Secretary - Treasurer, Millard Firesheets. Other Members: Diana Aske- lund, Doris Bennett, Martha Blue, Ellen Burnette, Jennie Lee Carter, Phvllis Coakley, Ben Covington, Carolyn Curtis, Ma- rie Hart, Carlotta Houck, Edith Howell, Eric Jarrell, Gwendolyn Ma rshall, Yvonne Norman, Mar- tha Oehman, Patty Sue Pegg, Joe Petree, Ray Roberts, Ruth Wainscott. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. C. H. Trowbridge. ' dical club. « Alpha Pi Epsilon Officers: President, E 1 y n a Eller; Vice-President, Millicent Stafford; Secretary - Treasurer, Louise Shook; Reporter, Dorothy Woosley. Other Members: Virginia Blan- ton, Henrietta Briggs, Dorothv Peed. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Grace Jackson. A national honor society for secretarial students. Commercial Club Officers: President, Loma Starnes; Vice-President, Faye Nester; Secretary-Treasurer, Dorothy Peed; Reporter, Millicent Stafford. Other Members: Gladys Banner, Henrietta Briggs, Betty Lou Buckner, Betty Jean Deaton, Julia Duckworth, Betty Ellington, Mildred Gray, Fannie Hardison, Gladys Hartsell, Virginia Hedrick, Mary Helfrich, Faye Inman, Ina Keeter, Geneva Landers, Jean Lindsay, Auda Lee Loftin, Alice O ' Connor, Agnes Osborne. Rufus Panne]], Virginia Passavant, Helen Presrwood, Margaret Schreyer, Betty Stamey, Edith Starnes, Margie Starnes, Ruby Thompson, Jean Thorne, Dolores Vereen, Louise White, Christine Wilson, Dorothy Woosley, Wanda Woosley. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Grace Jackson. Students interested in business. m Phi Theta Kappa Members: Louise Anderson, Margaret Burnette, Virginia Burnette, Hilda Carter, Ann Cowan, Marjorie Ezzelle, Clara Ferree, Madge Finger, David Groves, Ellis Houser, Jean Ipoch, Modine Kitchins, Frankie Moore, Sara Jane Moseley, Jerry Murrav, Yvonne Norman, Joe Petree, Anne Rigler, Constance Roberts, Betty Smith, Myrtle Mae Spain, Frances Talley, Annie Lois Travis, Casey Tweed, Elyna Eller. Faculty Sponser: Dr. Bramlette. A national scholastic honor society for junior colleges, corresponding to Phi Beta Kappa in four-year colleges and universities. Sigma Pi Alpha President: Marjorie Ezzelle. Members: Margaret Burnette, Virginia Burnette, Elyna Eller, Mar- jorie Ezzelle, Jean Ipoch, Sara Jane Moseley, Constance Roberts, Betty Smith, Annie Lois Travis, Louise Beatty. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Dulcie Hayes. A national honor society recogniz- ng excellence in modern languages. ■■ ATHLETICS X THE 1943 TORNADOES Led by a coach of long experience, R. P. Wilder, the Tornadoes completed a successful war- time season, winning three of the four games played. Handicapped by a squad of only sixteen players and a delay in starting practice, Coach Wilder was able to schedule just four games. On October 30, Homecoming Day, the Torna- does defeated Brevard High School, 25 to 0, on the College Field. Coach Wilder I he Tornadoes traveled to Christ School on November 6, to suffer their only defeat of the season at the hands of the Greenies, 14 to 7. Two weeks later, November 15, the Tornadoes defeated Biltmore High School, 20 to 6. On Thanksgiving Day, a return game with the Brevard High Blue Devils was played on the High School Field. Again the Tornadoes won, this time to the score of 21 to 6. Manager Bobby Murph Back row: Robert Folger, Bernard Petty, Bob Brannon, T. C. McCall, Henry MacDonald, Jack Flemming, John Hunter, Joe Orr, Coach Wilder. Front row: Bob Kappers, Casey Tweed, Rufus Pannell, L. A. Coman, W. A. Crowell, Charles Thomas, Alex Kizer. Manager, Bobby Murph. a -w § I ■ ■■ w R 9 . IP! Front row. Calvin Phillips, Bob Brannon, T. C. McCall, Raymus Hilliard. Back row. Coach Wilder, W. A. Crowell, Jack Hasty, Lee Thompson, Casey Tweed; Manager, John Lee Ray. Opponent Schedule Where Played Score Swannanoa All-Stars There We 30 They 50 Weather Wing There We 18 They 41 W- Q T- C. . . . . . There. We 13 They 23 Moore General Hospital Here . We 30 They 26 Swannanoa All-Stars There We 39 They 4 1 Hendersonville There . . . , We 34 Thev 25 Asheville School Here Gradegg Here. . . Asheville School There . . We 26 They 40 Here We 16 They 38 There We 30 They 44 There . .We 41 They 35 Here We 14 They 21 We 28 They 38 Weather Wing Moore General Hospital Swannanoa All-Stars Adams-Millis Furman Freshmen Hendersonville High Furman Freshmen . . . Mars Hill There Mars Hill H We 27 They 32 . We 21 They 49 . We 40 They 13 . We 51 They 9 We 24 They 40 ere We 29 They 40 There Here Here ■•— ?- Tenr Francis Kiger, Margaret Ferguson Women ' s Physical Education and Sports The objectives of the Women ' s Physical Education Department at Brevard College are development of physical fitness, building of morale and character, and sportsmanship and skill in leisure time activities with view to carry over values for later life. Regular physical education classes meet each week. These are devoted to de- velopment of physical fitness through gymnastics and self testing activities emphasizing endurance, flexibility, strength, and co-ordination. In addition, an elec tive seasonal sport program is in effect, with the motto A sport for every girl. Every girl chooses a sport or activity each season from the following groups: (fall)— speedball, folk dancing, badminton, and archery; (winter)— basketball, bowling, folk dancing, badminton, volley ball, and recreational games; (spring) — tennis, archery, badminton, and track. The intramural program offers competitive activities in both team and individual sports. The women students are divided into the blue and white teams, according to ability and experience. Color team tournaments and contests are held in each sport during various seasons. Following the color team competition, challenge games are played between council groups, clubs, classes, and dormitory groups. Pyramid: Top Row: Jean Lindsay Second Row: Margaret Ferguson, Frances Kiger Bottom Row: Betty Stamey, Virginia Blanton, Grace Young Basketball Team: Front Row: Margaret Ferguson, Jean Lindsay, Frances Kiger Back Row: Betty Stamey, Grace Young, Virginia Blanton Speedball Team: Front Row: Loma Starnes, Helen Prestwood, Billie Wilson Back Row: Amy Jean Morris, Audrev Sherrill, Bettv Stamey, Barbara Hurst 3n iMpmnrtam In loving memory of Eugenia Martin, of Waynesville, North Carolina, who was a member of our freshman class of ' 42. While at Brevard College Eugenia was president of the International Re- lations Club, an attendant in the May Court of ' 43, and took an active part in other extra-curricular activities. As a rising sophomore she was elected secretary-treasurer of the class, and sophomore rep- resentative to the student council. Genie was admired by all who knew her for her loveliness, kindness, and elegance. 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OFFICE OUTFITTERS COMMERCIAL STATIONERS OFFICE SUPPLIES ENGRAVING Telephone 2105-2106 8 College Street Asheville, North Carolina itf-t PARSON ' S Jewelry and Gifts Compliments of CARLTON ' S Compliments of DIXIE HOME STORES Sid Barnett ' s Machine Shop Welding Brazing General Repairing Lathe and Planer Work Promptness Our Motto Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Compliments of THE BLUE BONNET The Harper Method QUALITY BEAUTY SALON MODERN BEAUTY SHOP : Compliments of TRANSYLVANIA TRUST COMPANY Brevard. North Carolina Compliments of GALLOWAY ' S CAFE ' Where Students and Faculty Meet Brevard. North Carolina Compliments of McFEE ' S RADIO and JEWELRY SHOP Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of TOWN OF BREVARD Hardware, Sporting Goods, Paints, Oils, Cutting-Tools, Delta Electric Wood-working Tools . . . OTTIS-GREEN HARDWARE CO. 1 1 W. Pack Square 9- 1 1 Walnut St. Asheville, North Carolina HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY Greenville, S. C. The Style and Quality Store l HMMMyyMMMM X XMb Compliments of STATESVILLE FLOUR MILLS COMPANY Statesville, North Carolina Compliments of Mrs. Mary Jane McCrary Insurance Agent Brevard, North Carolina HURSEY 8c COMPANY Jewelry and Watch Repairing Trophies Gifts 67 Haywood Street Asheville, North Carolina SCHRAFFT ' S The favorite of candy lovers for 80 years MORGAN BROTHERS, Inc. Wholesalers - - Distributors CANDY, CIGARS, DRUGS SUNDRIES, PAPER PRODUCTS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES 67-71 Broadway Asheville, N. C. Compliments of CENTENNIAL BOWLING CENTER Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of A. W. Wheeler Son, Inc. Brevard, North Carolina Brevard Insurance Agency Fire. Windstorm, and Casualty Insurance Real Estate and Rentals and Insurance F. E. Shuford O. H. Orr Phone 450 Brevard, N. C. Commercial Stationers, Inc. 59 Haywood St. Phone 2921 Asheville, N. C. Office Supplies Books - - Gifts Stationery Greeting Cards Compliments of EBBS BROTHERS Wholesale Grocers Coffee Roasters Asheville, North Carolina WHITEWAY CLEANERS A COMPLETE QUALITY SERVICE See Our Agent at College Brevard, North Carolina Clothing. Shoes, Sporting Goods H hen in Asheville make our store your headquarters. 35 Patton Ave. thru to College ASHEVILLE ARMY STORE s ) WILSON ' S Real Estate and Insurance Agency LEASE - RENTALS - SALES 116 West Main Street Phone 197 Mrs. W. A. Wilson Brevard Printers Lithographers Bind ers THE MILLER PRINTING CO. Asheville 12 Western Carolina ' s Largest Printers WE SALUTE Brevard College Gradviates — Students and Faculty Memhers THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES Compliments of BRADLEY ' S A Prize-Winning Newspaper S. M. MacFIE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Fountain Service and Sandwiches Biltmore Ice Cream School Supplies Brevard, North Carolina PATTERSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Brevard ' s Shopping Center Brevard, North Carolina VISIT WINNER ' S for the latest styles and prices. Build With ETOWAH BRICK THE MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORPORATION Manufacturers Etowah, North Carolina Mack ' s Billiard Parlor Meet Me Here 7 East Main Street Brevard, North Carolina D. GUY DEAN PLUMBING HEATING ELECTBIC Phone 257 Brevard, N. C. FUBMAN UNIVEBSITY Greenville, S. C. Founded 1826 John Laney Plyler, President Fifteen weeks ' summer session beginning June 1 offers opportunity to make fifteen semester hours. Courses leading to the degrees of Bache- lor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bache- lor of Arts in Music, and Master of Arts. Pre-medical, pre-nursing, business ad- ministration, and home economics course groupings. For catalogue write R. N. Daniel, Dean Men ' s College Eula Barton, Acting Dean Woman ' s College Meet Your Friends At FORD ' S CORNER Soda and Sandwich Shop BILTMOBE ICE CBEAM HOT POPCOBN Theatre Building DIXIE CLEANERS PHONE 54 Brevard, North Carolina CANTRELL PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Only FBUITS AND PBODUCE Phone 275 Hendersonville, N. C. J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY Wedding, Reception and Visiting Cards. Personal Stationery IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Samples Upon Request Hendersonville. North Carolina 110 Peachtree St.. Atlanta. Ga. Compliments of ALLEN B. WELBORN 215-216 Professional Building High Point, IN. C. Insurance Service at a Saving ASHEVILLE BAKING COMPANY Holsum Products Asheville, North Carolina MITCHEM ' S MARKET AND GROCERY Meats - Groceries - Produce Wholesale Retail Asheville. North Carolina Compliments of Simpson ' s Barber Shop 6 Broad Street Compliments of ROSE ' S 5-10-25c STORES. Inc. Brevard, North Carolina lUJti utoatav u iitecfciimi «tf Archives 378.9756 B8 The Pertelote. 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