Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

-a N « ui } I 1853-2003 James A. Jones Library Brevard, North Carolina 28712 I! iXn ■ i V •■v i ' i r fn • ' Jne 1950 PEHTELDTE TT m ' JSette cJLou ( ook I i ll i I 1 1 i - i 1 1 - 1 : 1 1 i i : I WSam 3i.sL,. Wide, Business M a n ;i q e r I . ' I . ' i II PERTELDTE reienletl bij the Student of £5 re vara L otle ecie ID re vard, I forth L arolina FOREWORD With this, the 1950 PERTELOTE, we have portrayed by picture and writing the things that will help us in the future to relive in memories the days we have known together at Brevard. 3n iflmtnnmn PHILLIP LYCURGUS SHERRILL Phillip Lycurgus Sherrill was born on January 17, 1931. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sherrill of Route 2, Canton, North Carolina. Phil , one loved by all who knew him, was killed in an automobile accident on December 20, 1949. At Brevard, he was a member of several clubs and of the football team. I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead, he is just away. — in mil iiaM P DEDICATID I D I1R. AI.F1ERT I.. HHAIVII.ETT To you, DR. BRAMLETT, we dedicate the 1950 PERTELOTE. Your untiring leadership and wise guid- ance have helped make better citizens of us. You have aided us in realizing our actual worth in the world and have been a true influence on our lives. Ji- eSSaac to the Class of 1950 Sixteen years ago Mrs. Coltrane and I came to Brevard to open Brevard College and attempt to operate it on a progressive basis. We encountered some problems in the beginning which we did not expect, but we have continued the effort. Year after year the results have been encouraging, but there have been plenty of difficulties which had to be overcome. The time has come now for a younger man to take the helm and carry on the program of the college. We are expecting to retire on June 1. We shall always hold in our minds and hearts the most pleas- ant memories and warmest feelings for the students who have passed through these halls and are now living their own lives in the complicated society of today. We can only bid the members of this year ' s class a fond farewell and pray God ' s richest bless- ings upon every member of the class. _k Faculty and ROBERT F. ANDREWS, JR. B.S. Coach, Athletic Director for Men BURNSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MISS VERA AULT A.B., R.N. College Nurse, Hygiene CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ALBERT L. BRAMLETT B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History FINES CREEK, NORTH CAROLINA MRS. ELSIE G. BRAMLETT Arts and Crafts WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAOLINA MISS ELLA V. BUCKNER Bookkeeper SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA MRS. ISABEL D. COLTRANE B.L., B.Mus., A.M. Registrar, Speech JONESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA RALPH CONNALLY A.B., MA. Chemistry ATLANTA, GEORGIA MISS VALMA VIRGINIA CORNE Assistant to the President TUXEDO, NORTH CAROLINA MISS MARJORIE CRAIG A.B., M.A. English, Publications REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MRS. J. C. CURTIS Housemother ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MISS LOIS FRAZIER A.B., A M Business Education SPRAY, NORTH CAROLINA MISS MILDRED GRAY B.S. Home Economics GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Administrative Stall MISS DULCIE HAYES A. 8., M.S. French, Spanish ODGEN, ILLINOIS EARL RAY HOLLOWAY BA, M.S. Voice ADAMS. TENNESSEE MRS. JENNIE PARR HOLLOWAY Accompanist MUNFORDVILLE, KENTUCKY EVERT ALLEN LIND B.M.. M.Mus.Ed. Theory, Band Instruments ST. LOUIS PARK, MINNESOTA MISS JOSEPHINE LINN B.S. Dietitian SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA BRUCE ATKINS LIVENGOOD B.M., MM., C.C.M. Piano, Organ, Choral Instruction CINCINNATI, OHIO MRS. MARY B. LIVENGOOD BA. Assistant to the Dean CINCINNATI, OHIO MRS. MARY GLADYS LOBDELL B.S., M.S. Biology BREVARD. NORTH CAROLINA BURT W. LOOMIS B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Psychology, Education, Director of Guidance BELGRADE, MISSOURI MRS. DEWITT P. MILLER Pjano TROY, ALABAMA MISS ADD LEA MORGAN A.B.. M.S. Physical Education for Women, Hygiene ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA MAXWELL GALBRAITH PANGLE A.B., MA. Economics, Sociology, Government GALBRAITH SPRINGS, TENNESSEE ' . ' Faculty a n il Administrative Stall MRS. LOULA McNEER PANGLE A.B., A.M. Mathematics BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA JAMES A. PARKER Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds SYLVA. NORTH CAROLINA MRS. ADA PARKER B.S., M.A., A.B. Librarian ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA MRS. LEE PYLANT A.B., B.S. Dean of Women, Mathematics ROOTVILLE, GEORGIA C. EDWARD ROY B.A., D.D., MA. Religious Education HELENA, ALABAMA MRS. C. EDWARD ROY Assistant to the President WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA MRS. MAMIE Y. SCROGGS A.B. English, Assistant Librarian WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA MISS LUCILE SMITH A.B., A.M. English, Dramatics COLUMBUS, GEORGIA HALL SMITH, JR. Bursar HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA J. J. STEVENSON, JR. A.B., A.M. Dean of the College SALUDA, SOUTH CAROLINA CARL HOYT TROWBRIDGE A.B., A.M. Vice-President, German, Religious Education WEST WESTMINSTER, VERMONT MISS MARTHA WHELESS A.B., M.S. Business Education GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA HERMAN R. WHITE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA Above: Browsing and studying in the new James Addison Jones Library. Middle: Infirmary office — Miss Ault, Shirley Osborne, and Howard Graham. Bottom: Playing bridge in a boy ' s dormitory. 1 — — jrood for the mind, the bodu, and the Apirit. Above: HOMECOMING SPONSORS Middle: MAY I HAVE YOUR AUTOGRAPH? Bottom.- DELPHIAN INITIATION . !i i! ii i ii i Class D Hirers President MICHAEL HADDOCK Vice-President RAYMOND WILKINSON Secretary-Treasurer MARY ELIZABETH LATHAM n i u ii :; BILLY CROTTS ADAMS Veteran LEXINGTON. N. C. Ministerial Club. Billy is kept rather busy with both his churches and his studies. JOHN HERSHEL AYERS PINEVILLE, N. C. Cliosophic; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Hershel ' s trait of quietness blends well with his traits of friendliness and intelligence. EDISON McKINLEY AMOS Veteran BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic; Folk Donee Club; Veterans ' Club. Edison found a wife as well as an edu- cation in Brevard. LULA BELLE BAGWELL ASHEVILLE, N, C. Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club, Euterpean, Wo- men ' s Chorus. Lou is the blonde who is a transfer ' from Mars Hill. MARY ELLEN COPELAND AMOS NEWTON, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpeon; Folk Dance Club. Secretary and Treasurer ' 49; Pertelote Staff; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. With her ready smile and well- rounded personality, Mary Ellen has won many friends. CHESTER POLLARD BAKER BURLINGTON, N. C. Bailor Club; Delphian; Football; Monogram Club Vice President ' 50. Chester has the ability to carve as well as to play football. RALPH FLYNN ANDERSON MAYODAN, N. C. Football. Ralph is one of the frequent visitors to Taylor Hall. r CHARLES ALEXANDER BARKLEY GASTONIA, N. C. Bailor Club,- Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic; Music Club. Chorles is quiet, likeable, and talented in music. S E i ii ii : Football. Bill is on football so well. WILLIAM ROBERT BARTON PISGAH FOREST. N. C. f the day students who can play MINNIE BETTYLOU BOYKIN FAIRVIEW, N. C. Dramatic Club; Euterpean; Mixed Chorus; Music Club; Women ' s Athletic Association; Women ' s Chorus. Betty lou has a beautiful voice and uses it for everybody ' s enjoyment. SARAH BEATRICE BIGGERSTAFF RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. Alpha Pi Epsilon; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Euterpean; Pertelote Staff. At B revard Sarah studies business; at home she studies James. GLADYS BREWER WADESBORO, N. C. Bailor Club; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 50; Dra- matic Club; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Student Council. Beauty and brains are a rare combination, but Gladys has it. BOBBY DEAN BISHOP Veteran TRYON, N. C. Bobby can usually be found with Bonner or Henry. MARILYN ELIZABETH BREWER PISGAH FOREST, N. C. Marilyn decided she did not have to go all the way to Gardner-Webb to get an education. BETSY KEITH BOWMAN ♦ ♦ MARION N. C. JAMES OLIVER BROOKS Be tty [ OHIO Club, President 50; Dramotic CI ub. Pres dent BREVARD, N r ' SO; bu erpea n; Phi Theta Kc ppe President ' ill Studer Cou icil. Bet V is an individual vith a well- rour rli-cl per- Phi Theta K appa. J. O., one of our keenest day students. sona Ity and plenty of brains has n umerous extra curricula activ ties off campus. S E i ii ii :, DALE BROWN MARION, N. C Bailor Club; Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club, Clarion Staff; Dramatic Club; Euterpeon; Folk Dance Club; Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Pi Alpha; West Hall House Council, President ' 50. As President of the West Hall Council, Dale keeps things well organized. NEWELL CAMPBELL BUSH Veteran GASTONIA, N. C. Ministerial Club. Newell is careful and conscientious his work. DOROTHY LEE CALLOWAY THURMOND, N. C. Betty Lamp Club, Vice-President ' 50; Christian Workers ' Club. Dorothy ' s interest in home economics will be of use to her in later life. MILDRED JOANNE CASE MADISON, N. C. Bailor Club; Commercial Club, Secretary ' 50; Euterpeon, Taylor Hall House Council, President ' 50. Mildred finds time for Don as well as for her studies. ELLEN CONWAY CONNER CHARLOTTE, N, C. Charlotte Club; Commercial Club; Folk Dance Club; Mne- mosynean. Ellen can be seen a ' most anv time with Maxine. BETTE LOU COOK CONCORD, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Dramatic Club; Euterpeon; Folk Dance Club: Pertelote Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 50; West Hall House Council. Bette, who is called the la ugh ingest girl on the campus, is also one of the most efficient. ROOSEVELT V. CARTRET CLARENDON, N. C. Cliosophic, Vice President ' 50. Roosevelt is a conscientious officer of the Clios. BENJAMIN HARRISON COVINGTON Veteran HAMPTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Cliosophic. Ben is the proud father of a son, Benjamin larrison Covington IX. !i E IV I D fl !i SPENCER ROUSE CRANFORD CHARLOTTE, N. C. Bailor Club, Basketball; Charlotte Club; Cheerleader; Delpnian, President ' 50; Dramatic Club, Secretary ' 49; Folk Dance Club, Monogram Club; Tennis Team. Spencer is a popular boy who is seen most of the time with Dale. OKIE MILDRED DAVIDSON PULASKI, VIRGINIA Bailar Club; Euterpean, Vice President ' 49, President ' 50; Taylor Hall House Council; Women ' s Athletic Association, Vice President ' 50. Mildred ' s favorite subject at Brevard is Ralph. JAMES OLIVER CRAWFORD, JR. GREENSBORO, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Cliosophic; Dra- matic Club, President ' 49, Treasurer ' 50; Folk Dance Club; Marching Band; Ministerial Club; Mixed Chorus,- Pertelote 5taff; Siqma Pi Alpha, Treasurer ' 50. Jerry is one of the busiest boys on the campus. EDITH MARIE DAYVAULT CONCORD, N. C. Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Mixed Chorus. Edith ' s interests at Brevard have changed from business to art. EDWIN FOY CURRIE WHITEVILLE, N. C. Bailar Club; Cliosophic. Edwin speaks for himself. ♦ BETTIE EVON DAVIDSON MURPHY, N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club, President ' 50: International Relations Club; Mnemosynean, President ' 50- Music Club; Taylor Hall House Council. Evon, the girl with the peaches ond cream complexion, has the qualities of the finest secretary; she is the answer to any business man ' s dream. BETSY JUANITA DEAN RANDLEMAN, N. C. Dramatic Club; Euterpean,- Christian Workers ' Club; Cla- rion Staff; Mixed Chorus; Phi Theta Koppa, Secretary ' 50; Sigma Pi Alpha; Women ' s Chorus. Betsy can be found in the library almost every Sunday afternoon. MARGARET ANNE DeBORD BREVARD, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Euterpean. When duty calls, Margaret answers with a smile— anywhere, any time. S E IV I H S HERBERT DALE DIXON KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Bailor Club; Delphian. Dale ' s quiet intelligence should help him in his work with science. FRED KENYON ELKINS DURHAM, N. C. Football. Fred ' s car seems to be his major course of study at Brevard. OUIDA ARLINE DULIN LEXINGTON, N. C. Bailor Club; Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Folk Dance Club. Seriousness underlined with humor is characteristic of Ouida. EVELYN ELIZABETH ELLER CRESTON, N. C. Bailor Club; Clarion Staff; Mnemosyneon; Pertelote Staff ; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Women ' s Athletic Asso- ciation. Evelyn is one of the most original girls on the campus. ROBERT BUCHANAN DWIGGINS Veteran MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Pertelote Staff; Veterans ' Club. Bob is original in many ways, including writing. MARVIN LEONARD ELLIS CLEMMONS, N. C. Bailor Club; Cliosoohic, Secretary and Treasurer ' 50. Any- time that you see Bob Hines, you will more than likely see Leonard. ROBERT TURNER EARNHARDT, JR. Veteran CHARLOTTE, N. C. Bailor Club; Football; Monogram Club; Veterans ' Club. Bob was one of our valuable football players until he broke his lea. WILLIAM GASTON ERVIN CRAMERTON, N. C. Bailor Club; Delphian; Dormitory Council; Football, Mono- ram Club. Bill is a typical Preacher ' s Kid. U. n SENIORS i EVERETT RECKARD FREEMAN Veteran BOGER CITY, N. C. ROBERT LUTHER GOSNELL Veteran TRYON, N. C. Ministerial Club.- Veterans ' Club. Everett rs a ministerial siudent and as proud of his family as of his chosen pro- One of Bob ' s interests on the campus is Mary. fession. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SARAH ATWOOD FREEMAN CHARLOTTE, N. C. AARON TAYLOR GRAY Alpha Pi Epsilon, President ' 50; Bailor Club; Charlotte Aaron is a transfer student from Asheville-Biltmore. Club; Commercial Club; Concert Band; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Petelote Staff. Sarah ' s major Is business and her • • minor is Nick. ♦ MARYE MARGARET GRAYBEAL SAMUEL GEEK FIG, N. C. Veteran Euterpean,- Folk Dance Club; Glee Club, Business Manager BREVARD, N. C. ' 50, Methodist Church Choir; Music Club, Secretary ' 50. Student Council. Even though he is little, he always has Morye Margaret can play the piano just as well as she can sing. big, bright ideas. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MARGARET JEAN GEORGE PENROSE, N. C. BURNICE MACK GREENWAY, JR. Phi Theta Kappa, Vice President ' 50; Sigma Pi Alpha, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Secretary ' 50. Margaret picks the hardest subjects to make Glee Club. Mack has a low voice with plenty of volume. A ' s in — such as mathematics and German. and he loves to sing. i mmm - mtm g- mmuami naa ib mm tm m m m i mm S E i ii ii :; JAMES CHALMUS GROSE STATESVIUE. N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Concert Band; Dance Band; Delphian, Vice President ' 50: House Council; Marching Band; Ministerial Club. Vice President ' 50. J. C. enjoys making speeches. ISABEL HARRISON (Deceased) GASTONIA, N. C. Commercial Club; Concert Band; Marching Band; Mne- nosynean. One of Isabel ' s greatest interests is art. MICHAEL HADDOCK Veteran CHARLOTTE, N. C. Baseball; Football; Monogram Club; Sophomore Class, President ' 50; Student Council; Veterans ' Club. Michael is one of the best dressed boys on the cam a us. DONALD LEWIS HELMS Veteran CHARLOTTE, N. C. Baseball; Monogram Club; Student Council; Veterans ' Club. Don has chosen Mickey as his major at Brevard. EDITH ANNE HALEY ELBERTON, GEORGIA Bailor Club; Betty Lamp Club, Christian Workers ' Club, Euterpeon. One can tell where Anne is from by her nick- name, Peaches. BARBARA ANN HENDERSON MORGANTON, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Pertelote Staff. Barbara certainly keeps West Hall a lively place. KENNETH ELLIOTT HARLAN YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA Delphian. Kenneth can be humorous just as easily as he can be serious. ALLEN HENLEY, JR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club, Secretary and Treasurer ' 50; Cliosophic; Pertelote Staff. Allen likes to travel as well as to get his work done. S E II II ' i BEATRICE ELAINE HIGDON GREEN ' S CREEK, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Euterpean; Phi Theta Kappa, Urbana Methodist Student Conference. Elaine has been a great help as an officer of the Christian Work- ers ' Club. ROBERT DAVID HUNT OXFORD, N. C. Bailor Club, President ' 50; Christian Workers ' Club; Del- phian; Dramatic Club; Folk Dance Club; Freshman Class, Vice President ' 49,- International Relations Club, President ' 50; Student Council. Bob has the distinction of having spent time in jail in the same city as St. Paul. ROBERT WINFRED HINES SPINDALE, N. C. Cliosophic Robert ' s main interest is some fo m of ndus trial work. ♦ ♦ BETTY JANE HOCKETT PLEASANT GARDEN, N. C. Bailor CI lb; Christian Workers ' Club; Eute rpt an; Folk Dance Club; Glee Club; Women ' s Chorus. Pat a way has a pleasing ' hello for everyone. BILLY FETZER JOYCE MAYODAN, N. C. Bailor Club, Vice President ' 50; Basketball; Christian Work- rs ' Club. Bill is majoring in campusology. MARY ELOISE KEEVER KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Glee Club, Euterpean; Methodist Church Choir; Music Club. Eloise ' s favorite pastimes are art, music, and John. BETTY CAIN HOWERTON WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Bailor Club; Mnemosynean. If you want to see some good dancing, just watch Betty. RICHARD MARSHALL KELLY SPARTA, NEW JERSEY Bailor Club; Concert Band; Delphian; Marching Band, Dick is a second Gene Krupa when it comes to drums. EUGENE 5WIN KING, JR. Veteran Concert Band; Glee Club; Marching Band; Music Club. Eugene is interested in almost any kind of music. NORMA LaNELLE KING BREVARD, N. C. Clarion Staff,- Concert Band; Euterpean; Glee Club; March- ing Band; Music Club. Whether a camous student or a day student. Norma can still be found in the music department. LUCILLE ELLEN KINSLAND FRANKLIN, N. C. Bailor Club; Betty Lamp Club, Secretary ' 50; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; Mnemosynean. Lucille is majoring in home economics, but she does careful work in all her subjects. ADA LIZETTE LEWIS CROUSE, N. C. Bailor Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Folk Dance Club; Glee Club, Methodist Church Choir; Mnemosynean, Vice President ' 50, Music Club, Taylor Hall House Council. Lizette ' s sweet disposition and her pretty hair make her attractive. JAMES TYRELL LOFTIS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Jim ' s northern accent helps us realize that he is from Baltimore. ALBERT LEALON LYTLE MARION, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Ministerial Club. Lealon is the pastor of Old Fort Circuit Methodist Church, MARY ELIZABETH LATHAM WARRENSVILLE, N. C. Clarion Staff; Dramatic Club, Euterpean; Glee Club; Perte- lote Staff; Sophomore Class, Secretary ' 50. It is certainly a mystery how Mary Elizabeth finds time for Bob and for studying. JACK MANCEL McCAULEY CHAPEL HILL, N. C. Basketball; Baseball; Football; Monogram Club. Jack is one of our most outstanding athletes in all sports. 7 i : SENIORS DOROTHY ELIZABETH McCONNELL HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club. Elizabeth is the girl we all look to for large servings in the chow line. NEWTON CHASTAIN McKINNEY CANDLER, N. C. Newton does his work with little to sav. JAMES PATRICK McGRAW CHARLOTTE, N. C. Christion Workers ' Club; Cliosophic; International Rela- tions Club. James is a transfer from Charlotte Center of the University of North Carolina and is majoring in English. PAULINE E. MALLARD MIAMI, FLORIDA Bailar Club; Betty Lamp Club; Cheerleader; Christian Workers ' Club; Drum Majorette; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Pertelote Staff,- Women ' s Athletic Association; Women ' s Chorus. Polly is the girl with the triple major at Brevard — dancing, fun, and Ray. JOHN HENRY MclNTYRE Veteran HIGH POINT, N. C. Cliosophic; Concert Band; Marching Band; Veterans ' Club. John has helped to make Brevard College Band one of the best. DOROTHY MAXINE MANN CANTON, N. C. Bailar Club. Com nosynean; Pertelote ercial Club; Folk Dance Club: Mne- Staff ; Women ' s Athletic Association. II make some business man a good secretary. MARTHA ELIZABETH McKELVEY BREVARD, N. C. Commercial Club. Martha labors, learns, and lives in Brevard. MARY KATHLEEN MARTIN CHARLOTTE, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Kathleen, a conscientious religious educa- tion major, leads her class scholastically. S E I D R S WILLIAM E. MEWBORN Veteran KINSTON, N. C Christian Workers ' Club; Ministerial Club; Veterans ' Club. Bill is the one who is always willing to help with the vesper programs. ROBERT LAWRENCE MOORE STATESVILLE, N. C. Delphian,- Dramatic Club; Student Council, President ' 50. Bob is the dependable president of our Student Cou ncil. JOHNNY LESTER MILES Veteran WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Bailor Club; Baseball; Delphian,- Football; Monogram Club; Veterans ' Club, President ' 50. Johnny is President of the Veterans ' Club and our boxer from Winston -Salem. THOMAS WILLIAM MORTON Veteran GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Thomas is a married veteran from Greenville whose man- ners are typically Southern. ARCHIE THOMAS MILLER ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA College Dance Band; Concert Band; Glee Club; Marching Band. Archie ' s northern accent, the beard he wears some- times, and the bass fiddle are quite a combination. WILLIAM FISHER MILLER TROY, N. C. Bailor Club, Delphian; Dramatic Club; Football; Monogram Club; Pertelote Staff, Business Manager ' 50. Bill is the one to whom we can attribute the financial success of the Perte- lote. CLAUD HUBERT MURPHY Veteran ROSMAN, N. C. International Relations Club; Veterans ' Club. Claud spends a great deal of time traveling from Rosmon to Brevard. JOHN THOMAS NICHOLS, JR. Veteran ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Bailor Club; Delphian; Football; House Council; Veterans ' Club, Vice President ' 50. J. T. chose Sarah as his major. T lil t ' i S E I D R S JOHN RICHARD NICHOLSON BREVARD, N. C. Richard has a full-time job at Ecusta ond still keeps up ' ith his studies. ELLIE JOHN PARKER Veteran HEMINGWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA Ellie John is a boy from K who tries hard in all hi work. DORIS ELAINE ORR BREVARD, N. C. Majorette. Elaine is our tall majorette with the beautiful brown eyes. BETTY JO PARRISH BREVARD, N. C Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; International Rela- tions Club. Betty Jo doesn ' t make much noise, but she is well-liked. ELEANOR FRAZIER ORR CHARLOTTE, N. C. Bailor Club; Charlotte Club; Cheerleader; Clarion Staff; Euterpean; Women ' s Athletic Association, President ' 50. Elea- nor, our Head Cheerleader, is one of the friendliest girls on the campus. VERNON DOREEN PEARSON SALUDA, N. C. Bailor Club; Clarion Staff; Mnemosynean; Sigma Pi Alphas- Women ' s Athletic Association, Secretary ' 50. Doreen is the girl who has written so much poetry for the Clarion. SHIRLEY DORIS OSBORNE FIG, N. C. Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Mnemosynean. Shirley, a sincere, sweet girl, is Miss Ault ' s assistant. WILLIAM RAEFORD PERRY CARRBORO, N. C. Raeford is a boy of few words. S E IV I D H S CLYDE E. L. PITTS Veteran FRANKLIN, N. C. Clarion Staff; Football; Monogram Club; Veterans ' Club. Clyde is one of our most highly valued football players. IDA KATE RAY INDIAN HEAD, MARYLAND Mnemosynean. Ida Kate is a serious-minded student, with brains that she uses. JOE GWYN PRICE Veteran CLIFTON, N. C. Veterans ' Club. Joe is one who can certainly keep an opponent in ping-pong busy. MAXINE ADDA RENSHAW FRANKLIN, N.C. Cheerleader; Dramatic Club; Euterpean. In addition to studying, Maxine finds plenty of time to work Whitey in her schedule. VIRGINIA RUTH PRICE CLIFTON, N. C. Betty Lamp Club; Euterpean, Vice President ' 50; Folk Dance Club; West Hall House Council; Women ' s Athletic Association. With Thomas up here this year, Virginia Ruth found campus life much more interesting. CARLTON HARVEY ROBERTSON Veteran ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Football; Veterans ' Club. C. H. can be seen often in his blue Ford with a crowd of boys. JAMES ROBERT RATCHFORD BREVARD, N. C. Bob ' s good looks, attractive clothes, and pretty car go well together. DAVID LeGRANDE ROGERS BENNETTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Delphian; Football; Monogram Club, Secretary and Treas- urer ' 50. David ' s chief interest is radio— especially in an- nouncing. T BETSY JEAN ROSS PLEASANT GARDEN, N. C. Bailor Club, Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Eu- terpean; Folk Dance Club; Glee Club; Sigmo Pi Alpha, Women ' s Chorus. Betsy ' s talent for singing may win her fame some day. JAMES ROY SKINNER CHESNEE, SOUTH CAROLINA Bailor Club; Cliosophic. If you see a blue convertible passing, the owner will probably be James Roy. LEON HARRISON ROSS Veteran GREENSBORO, N. C. Leon enjoys a good time any time. EMILY ANN SMITH BREVARD, N. C. Clarion Staff; Glee Club; Mnemosvnean; Music Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. We could hardly do without Ann in chapel, be- cause she ploys the piano for us. MARY JOSEPHINE ROWE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club, Vice President ' 50; Dramatic Club; Euterpean; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Since the time she first came to the com pus, Jo has held respon- sible offices and jobs. Basketball; Delphian has a joke. LEWIS CRAIG SMITH CRAMERTON, N. C. Lewis is a tall blond who always BEE PRATT SCROGGS Veteran BREVARD, N. C. Bailor Club; Basketball; Cliosophic; Marching Band; Vet- erans ' Club. Bee Pratt interrupted his college life for two years while serving in the Army in Austria. WILLIAM HALL SMITH III BREVARD, N. C. Delphian, Secretory and Treasurer ' 50; Football, Manager ' 50. Hall is the boy with the short hair cut who drives the County Bookmobile. iwmmexm S E I II II !i DAN PRESLEY STOWE BELMONT, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian; Football, Manager ' 50; Ministerial Club, Vice President ' 49, President ' 50, Student Council, Vice President ' 50. Dan is one with a well-rounded personality. WILLIAM STANTON TAYLOR, JR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Bailor Club; Charlotte Club; Cheerleader; Delphian; Dra- atic Club. Bill can be found at West Hall almost any ne, dancing or otherwise occupied. LOISE ALBERTA STRATTON REIDSVILLE, N. C. Baptist Church Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club; Mnemosynean,- Music Club. Loise is fulfilling one of her chief ambitions by singing with the College Dance Band. ♦ ♦ NANCY JO SUTTLES CANTON, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Euterpean,- Folk Dance Club; Music Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Urbana Methodist Student Conference. Nancy is quiet, music- loving, and efficient. ♦ ♦ FRANCES BESS SWARINGEN CONCORD, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 50; Dramotic Club; Euterpean, Beauty Ball Contestant ' 49; Folk Dance Club; Glee Club, Secretary and Treasuer ' 49 and ' 50; Marshal, Summer School Graduation ' 49; Methodist Church Choir; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 50. Frances has personality, brains, and the time to write Walter every night. SHERMAN GORRELL THOMPSON Veteran WINSTON-SALEM, .N. C Go r re 1 1 has the ambition to become on architect. JAMES BRYAN THURMOND BENNETTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Basketball; Clarion Staff; Cliosophic; Monogram Club. J. B. always has a pleasant smile and a keen sense of humor. JOHN WESTERVELT TUCKER Veteran SOLA, CUBA Jack, red-headed and friendly, was one of our January graduates. SENIORS IRENE OLIVIA VAILANCOURT FLAT ROCK, N. C. Bailor Club; Euterpean. Irene odds the French touch to the campus. ROBERT LEWIS WATSON MORGANTON, N. C. Bailor Club, Delphian. Bob usually starts the day off ight by coming in the cafeteria for breakfast singing. WILEY STEWART VanNORTWICK ROBERSONVILLE, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian, Wiley graduated at end of the first semester. JAMES GRAHAM WHITE Veteran CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlotte Club; Delphian; Football; Ministerial Club, Sec- retary ond Treasurer ' 50; Monogram Club; Veterans ' Club. Jim is capable of making good soeeches. MARGARET ANN WALKER SPINDALE, N. C. Euterpean. Mragaret is one of the smallest and sweetest girls on the campus. JEANNE CAROLYN WHITE ASHEVILLE, N. C. Bailor Club, Secretary and Treasurer ' 50; Commercial Club; Euterpean. Jeanne is one of our business majors. MAX WHITMER WARLICK RALEIGH, N. C. Max left us one time, but returned second semester this year. PATRICIA JEAN WHITE NAPLES, FLORIDA Pat did not return to Brevard second semeste S E X 1 D H !i BETTY JEAN WHITMIRE BREVARD, N. C. Betty Lamp Club; Women ' s Athletic Association. Betty Jean is a day student with little to soy. LILLIAN EDITH WILLIAMSON FOREST CITY, N, C. Bailor Club; Dramatic Club; Euierpean. Lillian wins her friends by first being a friend. JOYCE DOLORES WILHELM STATESV1LLE, N. C. Bailor Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club, Sec- retary ' 49, Fresh mo n Class, Secretory ' 49; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice President ' 50; Student Council, Secretary 50. Joyce, our cafeteria cashier, is friendly and intelligent. MRS. CAROLYN OSBORNE WOLFE BREVARD, N, C. The things that this A student are most proud of are her MRS. degree and her small son. ELI ALSTON WILKES BRANCHVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Basketball,- Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Delphian; Monogram Club; South Carolina Club. Alston really has a Southern drawl. CONNIE WORTMAN CASAR, N. C. Connie ' s beautiful red hair lends her distinction. RAYMOND LEE WILKINSON, JR. BELMONT, N. C. Ministerial Club; Sigmo Pi Alpha, Sophomore Class, Vice President ' 50. Raymond practices what he preaches. JAMES BONNER YORK Veteran FOREST CITY, N. C. Bailor Club; Basketball; International Relations Club; Mon- ogram Club; Veterans ' Club. Bonner is a lightning-fast man on the basketball court. Past-Graduates PATRICIA RAE CASTEEN LEAKSVILLE, N. C. BETTY JEAN LAWRENCE ABERDEEN, N. C. FRANK OSCAR ROBERTS, JR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. MARY FRANCES WATSON RALEIGH, N. C. Special Students Not Pictured: BESSIE ANN ALLISON BREVARD, N. C. MARY JO BROWN RICHLANDS, N. C. SARAH RHUEMA CARTER BREVARD, N. C. BOBBY LEE COX BREVARD, N. C JOHN EDWARD COX BREVARD, N. C. ELIZABETH CAROLINA DAVIS BREVARD, N. C, DORIS MARIAN FERGUSON BREVARD, N. C. FLORENCE ANN GAINES BREVARD, N. C. ELEANOR ANNE GARREN BREVARD, N. C, CHARLES THOMAS HAMPTON BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ANNIE MAE HANSELL PAW CREEK, N. C, EARL MILES HANSELL PAW CREEK, N. C. CLAUDIA JANET MILLER BREVARD, N. C. MILDRED ESTELLE MILLER BREVARD, N. C. GWENDOLYN PICKLESIMER PISGAH FOREST, N. C. NANCY SADER BREVARD, N. C. HARVEY WILLIAM SIGMON BREVARD, N. C. PHYLLIS SMITH BREVARD, N. C, DAVID HAZEL WRIGHT CHARLOTTE, N. C. Freshman Class Officers President EARL SECKINGER Vice President H. C. MITCHUM, JR. Secretary-Treasurer PATRICIA CARTER THE HARD LIFE OF A FRESHMAN FRESHMEN HERBERT DAVID ALLEN WALNUT, N. C. JAMES ERVIN ALLEN WALNUT, N. C. MARY ALICE ALLEN TAYLORSVILLE, N. C. LESSIE JEAN ARLEDGE TRYON, N. C. BELVA TELOLA BABB BREVARD, N. C. WILLIAM OLIVER BALDWIN WHITEVIUE, N. C. JAMES CLYDE BARKER GASTONIA, N. C. JOHN WILLIAM BEASLEY GREENSBORO, N. C. WILLIAM ORMAND BIGHAM GREENSBORO, N. C. FLORENCE MARIE BISHOP MARSHALL, N. C. MARTHA ELIZABETH BISHOP TRYON, N, C. CLARENCE MONROE BLYTHE HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. PATSY RUTH BOONE KANNAPOLIS, N. C. BILLIE FAYE BRAMLETTE CANTON, N. C. CHARLES BENJAMIN BREWER CONCORD, N. C. CLEATUS ERVIN BRIAN Veteran INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLES VINCENT BROOKSHIRE Veteran EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA BOYD DOUGLAS BROOME Veteran PAGELAND, SOUTH CAROLINA FRESHMEN PATRICIA JEANNE BROWN ASHEVIUE, N. C. WILLARD SILVESTER BUFFKIN CLARENDON, N. C. WILLIAM RAY CAIN, JR. ASHEVILLE, N. C THOMAS MASON CALDWELL, JR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. SARAH DOT CALL ADVANCE, N. C. SHERMAN LEE CANTER GREENSBORO, N. C. PATRICIA BYRD CARTER NAYLOR, GEORGIA WILLIAM JAMES CARTER Veteran LEBANON, INDIANA MARY ELOISE COBB CHARLOTTE, N. C. HELEN VIRGINIA COBLE JULIAN, N. C. LURA SADIE COLE LEICESTER, N. C. CAROLYN EVE COLLINS CHARLOTTE. N. C. LINDA MASSEY COLLINS CLYDE, N. C. HELEN EATON COLTRANE WINSTON SALEM, N. C. NEIL ERSKINE CONSTANCE Veteran COLUMBUS, N. C. JOHN MARION COOK NORRIS, SOUTH CAROLINA ALLEN BROOKS COOLEY, JR. STROTHER, SOUTH CAROLINA DORIS JEAN CORNELIUS CONOVER, N. C. F R E S H M E ERNEST BOURNE CRAWFORD STROTHER, SOUTH CAROLINA DAVID BENNET DALE SPRUCE PINE, N. C. JOSEPH SPAIGHT DAVIS Veteran PLYMOUTH, N. C. KENNETH McMANNUS DAVIS GASTONIA, N, C. JOYCE ANN DEAS CANTON, N. C. DOROTHY MAE DELLINGER LINCOLNTON, N. C. LEWIS HARDIE DODSON Veteran SANDY RIDGE, N. C. ANNA RUTH DOUGHERTY BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. ANN DOUGLAS DUCKWORTH BREVARD, N. C. NELTA JEAN EAKER DALLAS, N. C. QUILLA JANE EARGLE CHARLOTTE, N. C. MIRVIN LOUISE EDWARDS GREENSBORO, N. C. THOMAS NICHOLAS EGERTON MILL SPRING, N. C. JOE GWYN ELLER CRESTON, N. C. KATHLEENE FAYE ELLINGTON BELMONT, N. C. JAMES DRISKILL ELZEY ROBBINSVILLE, N, C. MARY ANN FEEMSTER DECATUR, GEORGIA CHARLES LESTER FERGUSON GASTONIA, N. C. FHESHMEN EDITH PAULINE FIELD CANDLER, N. C. MARIANELA FELISA FONT CENTRAL DELICIAS, ORIENTE, CUBA ETHEL AUGUSTA GALLOWAY ROSMAN, N. C. LILLIAN REBECCA GALLOWAY HAYESVILLE, N. C. CLAYTON HARRIS GARDNER PLEASANT GARDEN, N. C. RUSSEL LOWEL GENTRY Veteran MOUNT AIRY, N. C. MARTHA ADA GIBBS ASHEVILLE, N. C. EDDIE REID GILBERT GERMANTON, N. C. McCOY GILLILAND LONGHURST, N. C, LOLA MAE GLAZENER BREVARD, N. C. FRANCIS MARION GOSSMAN GOULDS, FLORIDA SARAH EVELYN GOSSMAN GOULDS, FLORIDA JAMES HOWARD GRAHAM KANNAPOLIS, N. C. GRADY JOYCE GREENE FRANKLIN, N. C. BARBARA MAXINE HALL BREVARD, N. C. MARTHA ANN HARDING RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. TERRELL PRESTON HARRIS MOUNT HOLLY, N. C. WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIS GARYSBURG, N. C. FRESHMEN ROBERT DAVID HARTMAN CHERRYVILLE, N. C. EMMA GRACE HARTSELL MOUNT HOLLY. N. C. ROBERT MELVIN HAUSS SHELBY, N. C. HELEN MELBA HAYES ASHEVILLE, N. C. FRANK HICKS, JR. FRANK, N. C. MINNIE LEE HICKS MOUNT AIRY, N. C. THOMAS FREDERICK HIGGINS GASTONIA, N. C. DONALD BLOW HOGEWOOD CHARLOTTE, N. C. EDGAR MITCHELL HOLDEN BREVARD, N. C. MANUEL ROBERT HOLLAND FRANKLIN, N C, RAYMOND BOGER HOLLAND, JR. BURLINGTON, N. C MARY ALICE HOLLIFIELD BREVARD, N. C. DREISER ANN HOLTON CHARLOTTE, N, C. JAMES ROBERT HOYLE BELMONT, N. C. BETTIE JO HUFF GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA EARL CLARENCE ICENHOWER ROBBINSVILLE, N. C. WILLIAM FRANKLIN IKERD CONCORD, N. C. JENNIE LEE CLARA JACKSON CANDLER, N. C. FHESHMEN DOROTHY WILMA JAMES HIGHLANDS. N. C. NATALIE LA VERNE JONES LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C. CAROLINE LILLIAN KING BREVARD. N. C. JOHN THOMAS KING GASTONIA, N. C. HOYAL BOONE KYE TOBACCOVILLE, N. C. WILLIAM RAY LASLEY, JR. LEWISVILLE, N. C. MACK DAVID LASSITER CHARLOTTE, N. C. IDA HOPE LEONARD GREENSBORO. N. C. ANNE BROWN LEWIS KING, N. C. PEGGY ELIZABETH LOFTIS BREVARD, N. C. FRANK EARL LOWMAN SHELBY, N. C. BILLIE BOYD LOWERY KERNERSVILLE, N. C. DWIGHT MOODY MacCORKLE Veteran OLD FIELDS, WEST VIRGINIA MAX ERWIN McCRACKEN Veteran CANTON, N. C. PEGGY RUTH McCRACKEN WAYNESVILLE, N. C. JAMES BLOUNT McDANIEL FORT MYERS, FLORIDA JOSEPH DANIEL McDUFFIE TAYLORSVILLE, N. C. RICHARD HENRY MACKEY, JR. PISGAH FOREST, N. C. FRESHMEN WILLIAM EUGENE MAINOUS CANTON, N. C. FLETCHER WILLIS MARTIN BENNETTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ADA ETHEL MASTERS BREVARD, N. C. EDNA MAE MASTERS BREVARD, N. C. BETTY JUNE MILLER CANTON, N. C. THOMAS LIVINGSTON MITCHELL BREVARD, N. C. HUGH CASWELL MITCHUM, JR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. FRANCES REBECCA MOORE SHOOTING CREEK, N. C. ARTHUR JOSEPH MORIARTY Veteran ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA MARY OPAL ORR PISGAH FOREST, N. C. MAULDIN JOSEPH OWENS Veteran NORRIS, SOUTH CAROLINA WORTH ODELL PARKER DUNN, N. C. GARNET FRED PARKS FOX, VIRGINIA CLARA JEAN PARRISH BREVARD, N. C. ROBERT VERNON PEELE Veteran HIGH POINT, N, C. DORIS LOUISE PHILLIPS HIGHLANDS, N. C, DOUGLAS O ' NEAL PHILLIPS SPRUCE PINE, N. C. GENE HAROLD PHILLIPS KANNAPOLIS, N. C. f a r% r _ i. IM ii_, r .;, Mr 1 i 11 1M « I FRESHMEN HARVEY LOUIS PHIPPS FOX, VIRGINIA DORYLAS MAYBELLE PICKLESIMER HIGHLANDS, N. C. JOSEPH GODWIN POOLE BREVARD, N. C. GEORGE WILSON POOR BREVARD, N, C. JACK McKAY PRESSLEY BREVARD, N. C. HELEN LUCILLE REECE WINSTON. SALEM, N. C. GEORGE McKINLEY REED WINSTON. SALEM. N. C. ANNA LOUISE REID WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. CLAUDE CARROLL ROBBINS COLUMBUS, N. C. RAY MARSHALL ROBBINS COLUMBUS, N. C. THOMAS GREGORY ROBERTS GRASSY CREEK, N. C. MAX WHITLEY ROBINSON GASTONIA, N. C. DOROTHY GAY ROCKWOOD BREVARD, N. C. BRUCE ANDERSON ROWE BENNETTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA LANDER RAYMOND RUDISILL Veteran MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE CORRIE LEE RUTTERBUSH BREVARD, N. C. MARGARET MAE SAUNDERS RALEIGH, N. C. JOANN BOYD SCHAEFER WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ma F R E !i H M E KENNETH NORMAN SCOTT Veteran HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BARBARA ANN SCROGGS CANTON, N. C. EARL EUGENE SECKINGER SAVANNAH, GEORGIA SAREPTA JEWELL SENTELLE PISGAH FOREST, N. C. SUE ELIZABETH SETZER Veteran HICKORY, N. C. BETTY JANE SHEPHERD KANNAPOLIS, N. C. PHILLIP LYCURGUS SHERRILL CANTON, N. C. MARK BYRON SHUFORD BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. MARY VIVIAN SIMMONS LENOIR, N. C. SAMUEL GASTON SINIARD BREVARD, N. C. MILDRED HAZEL SKIPPER MILL SPRING. N. C. JOHNNIE FRANCES SLATE TOBACCOVILLE, N. C. BETTY JEAN SMATHERS CANTON, N, C. BERNON MERVIN SMITH CHARLOTTE, N. C. CARLTON RAVON SMITH GASTONIA, N. C. WILLIAM RAYMOND SPOSA NORWOOD, NEW JERSEY MELVIN DUANE STARNES KANNAPOLIS, N. C. DAVID GLEN STARR GREENSBORO, N. C. ■BttHM FRESHMEN BENJAMIN TAYLOR STEELE Veteran GREENSBORO, N. C. JACK RENNALLS STEWART Veteran ANDREWS, N. C. MARY FRANCES ROBINSON STEWART ANDREWS, N, C. LLOYD ELWOOD STIFFLER HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. NANCY MAE STONE WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PANSY LOU STUTTS WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. EDDIE FRANKLIN THOMAS, JR. Veteran ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. PEGGY JO THOMAS WALNUT, N. C. ARTHUR TAYLOR THOMPSON HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. SYLVIA CORINNIA THOMPSON KANNAPOLIS, N. C. TED AUSTIN THOMPSON ASHFORD, N. C. BENJAMIN KEY THROWER TAMPA, FLORIDA HAROLD EDWARDS TOLBERT LENOIR, N. C. JANE ELISABETH TRUAX CHARLOTTE, N. C. CLINTON HAMER TUTTEROW CHARLOTTE, N. C EDGAR RAYMOND UNDERWOOD GASTONIA, N. C. ROBERT MILTON VARNER MOORESVILLE, N C DOROTHY MAE WALLACE SPINDALE, N. C. ft T FRESHMEN DORIS MAE WASHBURN MADISON, N. C. HAROLD RAY WATSON GREENSBORO, N. C. BERNIE BURNETTE WELCH WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. JOE JACK WELLS WAYNESVILLE, N. C. JIMMIE JOE WHELESS CHARLOTTE, N. C. ELIZABETH JOAN WILLIAMS MILL SPRING, N. C. NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS EAST BEND, N. C. HAROLD DRAUGHON WILLIFORD, JR. GODWIN, N. C. JANE ALICE WILSON GASTONIA, N. C. MELVIN JOEL WOODFORD CLEMMONS, N. C. RALPH JEROME WOODRUFF CHARLOTTE, N. C. DOROTHY MAE WRAY SPINDALE, N. C. JANET FRANCES WRAY SPINDALE, N, C. CHARLES CURTIS YARBROUGH CONCORD, N. C, The First Sunday in September DORM TORY ROOM IN WEST HALL THE ORDEAL OF REGISTRATION Jea and srashion J it «■ 1 . 1 1 ! i : I 1 1 1 ! ; [ 1 1 Literary Society Officers: President, Mildred Davidson; Vice President, Virginia Ruth Price; Secretary, Marion Gossman; Treasurer, Evelyn Gossman. Other Members: Lou Bagwell, Sarah Bigger- staff, Betsy Keith Bowman, Dale Brown, Mary Jo Brown, Carolyn Collins, Bette Cook, Edith Day- vault, Betsy Dean, Margaret Ann DeBord, Mirvin Edwards, Kathleene Ellington, Mary Ann Feemster, Sarah Freeman, Martha Gibbs, Marye Margaret Graybeal, Anne Haley, Barbara Henderson, Minnie Lee Hicks, Elaine Higdon, Pat Hockett, Eloise Keever, Norma King, Mary Elizabeth Latham, Betty Lawrence, Anne Lewis, Hope Leonard, Eleanor Orr, Betty Jo Parrish, Doris Phillips, Maxine Renshaw, Betsy Ross, Jo Rowe, Joann Schaefer, Nancy Stone, Nancy Suttles, Frances Swaringen, Peggy Tesh, Jane Truax, Margaret Walker, Dorothy Wallace, Jeanne White, Joan Williams, Lillian Williamson, Dorothy Wray, Janet Wray. Faculty Adviser: Miss Add Lea Morgan. C I i osophic L i t K r a r y Society Officers: President, Manuel Holland; Vice Presi- dent, Roosevelt Carteret; Secretary and Treasurer, Leonard Ellis. Other Members: Hershel Ayers, Herbert Allen, Charles Barkley, William Bigham, Cleatus Brian, Charles Brookshire, Marion Cook, Jerry Crawford, Edwin Currie, Reid Gilbert, Gray Greene, Mack Greenway, Allen Henley, Bobby Hoyle, Thomas King, Nathan Lovelace, William Mainous, Dwight MacCorkle, Odell Parker, Thomas Roberts, Earl Seckinger, Duane Starnes, J. B. Thurmond, Robert Varner, James Wellborn, Joe Jack Wells, Harold Williford, Melvin Woodford. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Bruce A. Livengood. mil HiilliilSN it r i ii Literary Society Officers: President, Evon Davidson; Vice Presi- dent, Lizette Lewis; Secretary, Patricia Brown; Treasurer, Billie Lowery. Other Members: Mary Alice Allen, Elizabeth Andrews, Jean Arledge, Martha Bishop, Pat Bocne, Mary Frances Brown, Sarah Dot Call, Pat Carter, Patsy Casteen, Mary Cobb, Helen Coble, Ellen Conner, Doris Jean Cornelius, Dorothy Del- linger, Anna Ruth Dougherty, Shirley Eaddy, Jean Eaker, Jane Eargle, Evelyn Eller, Pauline Field, Barbara Hall, Martha Harding, Isabel Harrison, Helen Hayes, Ann Holton, Betty Howertcn, Jennie Lee Jackson, Lucille Kinsland, Peggy Loftis, Max- ine Mann, June Miller, Elaine Orr, Helen Reece, Dorothy Gaye Rockwood, Barbara Scroggs, Betty Shepherd, Ann Smith, Pansy Stutts, Loise Stratton, Mary Wright. Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Earl Holloway. Del p h i ;i ii Literary Society Officers: President, Spencer Cranford; Vice President, J. C. Grose; Secretary and Treasurer, Hall Smith. Other Members: Elmer Allen, Chester Baker, William Baldwin, James Barker, Clarence Blythe, Charles Brewer, Willard Buffkin, Ray Cain, Tommy Caldwell, Allen Cooley, Ernest Crawford, David Dale, Joe Davis, Kenny Davis, Dale Dixon, Nick Egerton, Bill Ervin, Charles Ferguson, Russel Gen- try, McCoy Gilliland, Howard Graham, Kenneth Harlan, Terrell Harris, Robert Henderson, Thomas Higgins, Bob Hunt, Bill Ikerd, Bruce Jamerson, Dick Kelly, Bill Lasley, Mack Lassiter, Max Mc- Cracken, Robert Mclntyre, Johnny Miles, Bill Mil- ler, H. C. Mitchum, Bob Moore, Bob Peele, George Reed, Frank Roberts, Max Robinson, Phillip Sher- rill, Lewis Smith, Ravon Smith, Dan Stowe, William Taylor, Ted Thompson, Ben Thrower, Clinton Tut- terow, Raymond Underwood, Bob Watson, Jim White, Jerry Woodruff, Charles Yarbrough. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Earl Holloway. Pertelote Staff Editor-in-Chief BETTE COOK Associate Ed for ROBERT DWIGGINS Senior Editor ALLEN HENLEY Freshman Editor BETTY SHEPHERD Wriie-Up Editors SARAH FREEMAN VIRGINIA R. PRICE Men ' s Sports Editor BERNIE WELCH Women ' s Sports Editor MARTHA GIBBS Organizations Editor BABARA HENDERSON Photography Editor EDDIE THOMAS Feature Editor HOWARD GRAHAM Typing Editors MAXINE MANN DORIS PHILLIPS BETTIE HUFF Business Manager WILLIAM MILLER Assistant Business Manager SARAH BIGGERSTAFF Advertising Manager GEORGE WHEELER Circulation Manager WILLIAM MAINOUS Faculty Adviser MISS MARJORIE CRAIG The Clarion Staff Editor-in-Chief FRANCES SWARINGEN Feature Editors EVELYN ELLER, BETTY LAWRENCE, FRANK ROBERTS, DOREEN PEARSON, WILLIAM MEWBORN Sports Editor J. B. THURMOND Sports Staff ALSTON WILKES, JERRY CRAWFORD Reporters MARGARET ANN DeBORD, NORMA KING, ELEANOR ORR, MARY E. LATHAM, DALE BROWN Business Manager ROBERT HENDERSON Assistant Business Manager RAY CAIN Business Staff BETTY JO PARISH, MARTHA BISHOP, DOROTHY DELLINGER Circulation Manager CLARA JEAN PARRISH Circulation Staff MARY ALICE ALLEN, MARY JO BROWN Proofreader BETSY DEAN Faculty Adviser MISS MILDRED GRAY Student Council Members: Betsy Keith Bowman, Gladys Brewer, Sam Geek, Michael Haddock, Don Helms, Bob Moore, A. J. Moriarty, Earl Seckinger, Dan Stowe, Bernie Welch, Joyce Wilhelm. Christian Wnrkcrs ' Cluh Officers: President, Gladys Brewer; Vice Presi- dent, Jo Rowe; Secretory and Treasurer, Allen Henley. Other Members: Mary Alice Allen, Lou Bag- well, Sarah Biggerstaff, Bill ie Bramlette, Mary Jo Brown, Dot Call, Dorothy Calloway, Helen Coble, Helen Coltrane, Marion Cook, Doris Cornelius, Kenny Davis, Edith Dayvault, Betsy Dean, Anne Deas, Margaret DeBord, Dorothy Dellinger, Ouida Dulin, Jane Eargle, Howard Graham, J. C. Grose, Helen Hayes, Minnie Lee Hicks, Elaine Higdon, Pat Hockett, Bettie Huff, Bob Hunt, Jennie Lee Jackson, Lucille Kinsland, Mack Lassiter, Lizette Lewis, Lealon Lytle, Elizabeth McConnell, James McGraw, Kathleen Martin, June Miller, Shirley Osborne, Odell Parker, Betty Jean Parrish, Clara Jean Parrish, Frank Roberts, Betsy Ross, Barbara Scroggs, Duane Starnes, Dan Stowe, Pansy Stutts, Nancy Suttles, Frances Swaringen, Dorothy Wal- lace, Harold Williford, Dorothy Wray. Faculty Adviser: Mr. C. E. Roy. Phi Theta Kappa Officers: President, Betsy Keith Bowman; Vice President, Margaret George; Secretary, Betsy Dean; Treasurer, Hershel Ayers. Other Members: Mary Ellen Amos, J. O. Brooks, Dale Brown, Evelyn Eller, Elaine Higdon, Betty Lawrence, Kathleen Martin, Jo Rowe, Nancy Sut- tles, Frances Swaringen. Faculty Adviser: Dr. Burt W. Loomis. Commercial Club Officers: President, Evon Davidson; Vice Presi- dent, Pansy Stutts; Secretary, Mildred Case; treas- urer, Lura Cole. Other Members: Sarah Biggerstaff, Cleatus Brion, Carolyn Collins, Anna Ruth Dougherty, Dorothy Dellinger, Sarah Freeman, Lillian Gallo- way, Martha Harding, Bettie Huff, Billie Lowery, Doris Phillips, Helen Reece, Barbara Scroggs, Jeanne White, Alston Wilkes, Norma Jean Wil- liams. Faculty Adviser: Miss Lois Frazier. fi i i| hi ;i Pi Alpha Officers: President, Frances Swaringen; Vice President, Joyce Wilhelm; Secretary, Margaret George; Treasurer, Jerry Crawford. Other Members: Mary Ellen Amos, Dale Brown, Betsy Dean, Evelyn Eller, Kathleen Martin, Doreen Pearson, Josephine Rowe, Nancy Suttles. Faculty Adviser: Miss Dulcie Hayes. Alpha Pi Epsilon Officers: President, Sarah Freeman; Vice Presi- dent, Sarah Biggerstaff; Secretary and Treasurer, Doris Phillips. Other Members: Mary Ellen Amos, Anna Ruth Dougherty, Jean Eaker, Johnnie Slate, Pansy Stutts. Faculty Adviser: Miss Lois Frazier. International ItiJ.it inns Club Officers: President, Bob Hunt; Vice President, Gene Phillips; Secretory and Treasurer, Vivian Simmons. Other Members: Billy Adams, Mary Alice Allen, Frank Arnette, Charles Brewer, Ben Covington, Evon Davidson, Joe Davis, Russel Gentry, Howard Graham, William Harris, Helen Hayes, Elaine Higdon, Wayburn Houck, Jack Hudson, Lucille Kinsland, Dwight MacCorkle, James McGraw, Rob- ert Mclntyre, John Parker, Fred Parks, Betty Jo Parrish, Jean Parrish, Dorothea Price, Thomas Roberts, Beth Ross, Lander Rudisill, George Skin- ner, Devon Smith, Nancy Suttles, Harold Willifred. Faculty Adviser: Dr. Albert L. Bramlett. Dramatic Club Officers: President, Betsy Bowman; Vice Presi- dent, Reid Gilbert; Secretary, Jean Eaker; Treas- urer, Jerry Crawford. Other Members: Lou Bagwell, Charles Barkley, Gladys Brewer, Dale Brown, Mary Jo Brown, Pat Brown, Pat Carter, Lura Cole, Carolyn Collins, Helen Coltrane, Spencer Cranford, Betsy Dean, Dorothy Dellinger, Martha Harding, Kenneth Har- lan, Emma Hartsell, Helen Hayes, Minnie Lee Hicks, Elaine Higdon, Manuel Holland, Bettie Huff, Bob Hunt, Mary E. Latham, Bob Moore, Odell Parker, Doreen Pearson, Virginia Ruth Price, Frank Roberts, Thomas Roberts, Dorothy Gay Rockwood, Betsy Ross, Jo Rowe, Betty Shepherd, Frances Swaringen, Ted Thompson, Bobby Varner, Dorothy Wallace, Bernie Welch, Lillian Williamson. Faculty Adviser: Miss Lucile Smith. Betty Lamp Club Officers: President, Betsy Bowman; Vice Presi- dent, Dorothy Calloway; Secretary, Elizabeth Mc- Connell; treasurer, Lucille Kinsland. Other Members: Elizabeth Andrews, Bill ie Faye Bramlette, Dot Call, Helen Coble, Carolyn Collins, Helen Coltrane, Doris Cornelius, Ann Deas, Dot Dellinger, Ouida Dulin, Helen Hayes, Minnie Lee Hicks, Bettie Huff, Polly Mallard, June Miller, Shirley Osborne, Barbara Scroggs, Pansy Stutts, Sylvia Thompson. Faculty Adviser: Miss Mildred Gray. Ministerial Club Officers: President, Dan Stowe; Vice President, J. C. Grose; Secretary and Treasurer, Jim White. Other Members; Billy Adams, Newell Bush, Tommy Caldwell, Jerry Crawford, Lewis Dodson, Everett Freeman, Reid Gilbert, Earl Hansell, Joe Hauser, Manuel Holland, Thomas King, Lealon Lytle, Bill Mewborn, Thomas Roberts, Earl Seck- inger, George Smith, Raymond Wilkinson. Faculty Adviser: Mr. C. E. Roy. It ;i i I ;i i Club Officers: President, Bob Hunt, Vice President, Bill Joyce; Secretary and Treasurer, Jeanne White. Other Members: Herbert Allen, Jean Arledge, Martha Bishop, Mary Frances Brown, Dot Call, Pat Carter, Mary Cobb, Marion Cook, Doris Jean Cornelius, Joe Davis, Ann Deas, Ouida Dulin, Shirley Eaddy, Mirvin Edwards, Evelyn Eller, Leon- ard Ellis, Sarah Freeman, Russel Gentry, Evelyn Gossman, Marion Gossman, Martha Harding, Ken- neth Harlan, Robert Hartman, Bob Hauss, Helen Hayes, Pat Hockett, Buddy Holland, Betty Hower- ton, Bertie Huff, Jennie Lee Jackson, Bruce Jamer- son, Lucille Kinsland, Janie Kuykendall, Hope Leonard, Anne Lewis, Lizette Lewis, Max Mc- Cracken, Pauline Mallard, Maxine Mann, Bill Miller, June Miller, J. T. Nichols, Eleanor Orr, Doreen Pearson, Bob Peele, Helen Reece, Frank Roberts, Betsy Ross, Joann Schaefer, Bee Pratt Scroggs, Betty Shepherd, Johnnie Slate, Duane Starnes, Nancy Stone, Ted Thompson, Jane Truax, Irene Vaillancourt, Bobby Varner, Dorothy Wal- lace, Bob Watson, Joe Wells, Pat White, Joyce Wilhelm, Lillian Williamson. Faculty Adviser: Miss Add Lea Morgan. Veterans ' Club Officers: President, Johnny Miles; Vice Presi- dent, J. T. Nichols; Secretary, Sue Setzer; Treas- urer, Claud Murphy. Ofher Members: Cleatus Brian, Charles Brook- shire, Douglas Broome, Guy Christopher, Joe Davis, Robert Earnhardt, Keith Gillespie, Bob Gos- nell, William Harris, Robert Hartman, Don Helms, William Henkle, Bruce Jamerson, Max McCracken, John Mclntyre, A. J. Moriarty, Estel Ogle, Bob Peele, Raeford Perry, Leon Ross, Lander Rudisill, Dan Shaw, Eddie Thomas, Gorrell Thompson, Richard Wade, Graham Watts, Ray Williams. College Glee Club Officers; President, Frank Roberts; Vice Presi- dent, Kenny Davis; Secretary and Treasurer, Fran- ces Swaringen. Other Members; Bill Bigham, Pat Boone, Betty- lou Boykin, Mary Jo Brown, Pat Brown, Ray Cain, Tommy Caldwell, Patsy Casteen, Jerry Crawford, Edith Dayvault, Dot Dellinger, Jane Eargle, Mar- tha Gibbs, Reid Gilbert, McCoy Gilliland, Marye Margaret Graybeal, Mack Greenway, J. C. Grose, Michael Haddock, Martha Ann Harding, Bob Hauss, Pat Hockett, Mary Alice Hollifield, Ann Holton, Jennie Jackson, Eloise Keever, Eugene King, Norma King, Bill Lasley, Mack Lassiter, Mary E. Latham, Frank Lowman, Hope Leonard, Lizette Lewis, Nathan Lovelace, Archie Miller, Eleanor Orr, Douglas Phillips, George Reed, Anna Reid, Max Robinson, Betsy Ross, Jewell Sentelle, Betty Sheph erd, Ann Smith, Ravon Smith, Loise Stratton, Lloyd Stiffler, Nancy Suttles, Peggy Tesh, Pat White, Mary Wright. Director.- Mr. Bruce A. Livengood. Accompanist: Mrs. Earl Holloway. lltJt Musir Club Officers: President, Frank Roberts; Vice Presi- dent, Allen Cooley; Secretary and Treasurer, Marye Margaret Graybeal. Other Members; Charles Barkley, Pat Boone, Bettylou Boykin, Mary Jo Brown, Pat Brown, Tommy Caldwell, Ray Cain, P. R. Casteen, Jerry Crawford, Jane Eargle, Pauline Field, Martha Harding, Bob Hauss, Ann Holton, Eloise Keever, Eugene King, Norma King, Mack Lassiter, Betty Lawrence, Hope Leonard, Lizette Lewis, Nathan Lovelace, Peggy McCracken, Anna Reid, Betsy Ross, Loise Stratton, Nancy Suttles, Mary Wright. Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Louise P. Miller. LI II j III I! if I! S Drum Majorette, Pauline Mallard; Majorettes, Martha Ann Harding, Elaine Orr, Sylvia Thomp- son. PRE-FOOTBALL GAME PARADE I ' lMllhilll The Brevard College Tornadoes, continually hampered by injuries, came through the 1949 season with a record of 2 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. The Conference record of 2 wins, 1 tie, and 3 losses enabled Brevard to tie for third place with Gardner Webb in Conference standing. After weeks of rugged drills the Tornadoes tcok to the road and traveled deep into the heart of Georgia to play West Georgia, a highly rated team in that state. Brevard, playing one of its best games of the season, held their opposi- tion to a standstill and ended with a scoreless tie. Bruce Jamerson, all-Conference guard, spear- headed the Brevard attack. Back on their own field, the Tornadoes engaged in hard fought battle with Presbyterian Junior College, which ended in a tie also, 6 to 6. McCauley, all-Con- ference end, scored the lone Brevard touchdown. Brevard traveled to Hendersonville to play Appa- lachian B team and lost a heart breaker, 14 to 7. Upon returning to their home field, the Tornadoes lost to the highly-touted squad from Lees-McRae 22 to 0. Ernie Earnhart, a valu- able back, received a knee injury which kept him out of action the rest of the season. Brevard got into the winning column October 29 as it thrilled a large Homecoming crowd with a 7 to 6 victory over Mars Hill. Ebby Wilkinson, who played an outstanding game, passed to Jack McCauley for the touchdown and McCauley ' s true toe kicked the extra point. Next, the Tornadoes went to Shelby to play Gardner Webb. Fauthall Coach and Co-Captains Left to right: Jack McCauley, Coach Andrews, and Bruce Jamerson e a s on After a tough game Gardner Webb emerged with a 20 to 6 victory, Ebby Wilkinson accounting for the lone touchdown. Seemingly luckless, Brevard lost another game to a powerful Erskine Team at Erskine, 26 to 0. But Brevard ended the season by defeating Mars Hill again 6 to at Mars Hill. This was one of the best games of the season. Ebby Wilkinson again scored for the Tornadoes. McCauley kicked the extra point. This brought the ' 49 season to a successful close, despite several setbacks. Members of the team who played for their last time at Brevard are as follows: Ebby Wilkinson, Jack McCauley, Bruce Jamerson, Bill Barton, Fred Elkins, Ralph Anderson, David Rogers, Clyde Pitts, Johnny Miles, William Miller, Carlton Robertson, and Chester Baker. Two boys on the squad made the all-Conference team. They were Jack McCauley and Bruce Jamerson. Ebby Wilkinson made the second team, while Clyde Pitts, William Miller, and David Price won honorable mention. These boys can be highly praised, along with their other team- mates, for their fine play and good sportsman- ship. Head Coach R. F. Andrews, Jr., and Line Coach Bob Swicegood can also be praised for their splendid work in coaching the Tornadoes through the football season. Brevard College can be proud that, despite frequent injuries to players, these coaches kept ihe team plugging away and kept their spirit high. Here ' s to an even more successful season for 1950. College Mo ' -V ,, Total V f M ' Practice = Q s C cA .. v -• v« a v ' £35 . o . ■■■■■■ I 1. CLYDE PITTS 2. JACK McCAULEY 3. EBBY WILKINSON 4. BERNIE WELCH 5. MAX McCRACKEN 6. CHESTER BAKER 7. J. T. NICHOLS 8. COACH ANDREWS AND COACH SWICEGOOD wm y xv% BREVARD COLLEGE 1949 GRID SCHEDULE September 14— Writ Georgia at tirtitia, C October |— Pre.l.yt friar, Jr eollitfi at Brevard October 6— Appalachian- B Ind il October lS-Ue McRae at Brevard October 22— Opon October 29— WCTC B learn at Brnard. tiomrcomini November .S— Gardner Webb . November 12— ArtrvillfrBiltmorc at A ■ November 19— Open. November 26— Mm Hill al Brevard TORNADOES OPEN THEIR 1949 GRID SEASON ON SAT. To PUy Weat CrorgiA Col- ' cue At Griffin, G .; Line-up Ii Given The Ton «:■■■■■■ GrifflB, C .. yCo - l PC the 1940 ' ' on Saturday 4% fl ing Game At Brevard On Saturday : r ±: ii ' Kei underway a( e, :30 Co-Captain. And Head Coach Of Brevard College Tomadoe. TOBNADO WHIRLWINDS . Co eh Be cenchlng f« U e rs. He graduated tram WCTC in IMS, and .iner lam be bm been employed ' I BU)«UU Kdeb. W re -h-iK. v ( , -nd Albany. •- Pri«  bla edn ln Brevard. Be la no id Ins foorlb year here and dnriftf ibe p « Ihree years be hi we tat, le t lewr, and lied l « Raines In Ibe Junior Collece rodib.ll conferener. 1. DAVID PRICE 2. BRUCE JAMERSON 3. COLEY ROBERTSON 4. BILL MILLER 5. BILL BARTON 6 RALPH ANDERSON 7. DAVID ROGERS 8. JIM McDANIEL 1. JOHNNY MILES 2. BUDDY HOLLAND 3. JOE McDUFFIE 4. TAD HALL 5. CLARENCE BLYTHE 6. BOB HAUSS 7. JIM BARKER 8. BOB PEELE 9. WILLARD BUFFKIN 10. DAVID DALE 11. A. J. MORIARTY 12. TERRELL HARRIS 13. JOHN M. COOK 14. JOE DAVIS I m ii 1 1 i| r ; i in ( ! I ii li Officers: President, Bruce Jamerson; Vice Presi- dent, Chester Baker; Secretary and Treasurer, David Rogers. Other Members: James Barker, Bill Beasley, Charles Brewer, Clarence Blythe, Sherman Canter, David Dale, Kenny Davis, Robert Earnhardt, Fred Elkins, Bill Ervin, Michael Haddock, Tad Hall, Terrell Harris, Bob Hauss, Don Helms, Robert Henderson, Buddy Holland, Jack McCauley, Max McCracken, Bill Miller, J. T. Nichols, Bob Peele, Clyde Pitts, Bernon Smith, Hall Smith, Lewis Smith, Dan Stowe, J. B. Thurmond, Harold Watson, Jim White, Ebby Wilkinson, Bonner York. Faculty Adviser: Mr. R. F. Andrews. Be ow.- Scoreboard presented to the College by the Monogram Club. w Basketball The Brevard Tornadoes quintet, coached by R. F. Andrews, emerged from the 1949-50 basket- ball season with an all-game record of 8 wins against 7 losses and a conference record of 7 wins against 6 losses. Although getting off to a slow start, the Tornadoes ended the season by winning five of their last six games. The first five games were played on foreign courts. On December 2 the Brevard team lost their first game to Mitchell College, 57 to 49; they lost the following four: the first at Asheville-Biltmore 76 to 41, the second to Lees-McRae 68 to 52, the third at Gardner- Webb 75 to 42, and the fourth at Mars Hill 69 to 53. Thus ending this early losing streak, the Tornadoes began to show their power by beating Mitchell and North Greenville Colleges 80 to 49 and 62 to 52, respectively. Gardner-Webb, visit- ing Brevard on the 28th of January, posted a hard-fought victory on the Tornadoes, 62 to 59, winning in the last three minutes of play. On the road again, the Tornadoes defealed Spartanburg Junior College 62 to 51 and returned home to defeat a Blue Ridge quintet 53 to 38. Continu- ing on their winning splurge, Brevard downed the highly favored Asheville-Biltmore team in the Brevard gym 52 to 42 and followed with a victory over Spartanburg 64 to 61. In the next game, Lees-McRae slowed Brevard players down by winning over them, 61 to 36. The Brevard team traveled to North Greenville for their last con- ference game and won, 59 to 46. Entering the Western Conference Tournament, the Brevard Tornadoes traveled to Kings Moun- tain and played Gardner-Webb a close-fought battle, only to be overcome 65 to 60 in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter. Outstanding the whole season, Jack McCauley and Charles Brewer were tops in the scoring de- partment. Also the fine play of Ebby Wilkinson, Bonner York, Mack Greenway, Kenny Davis, and Bernie Welch must be mentioned. Other mem- bers of the squad included Harold Watson, Bill Beasley, Bernon Smith, Lewis Smith, Willard Buff- kin, and Sherman Canter. Coach Andrews Manager Henderson BH9 t 3 ,: 1 n 1 p • i M ■1 n II [1 fe£ The 1949 Basnball Tea in Silting, left to right: Clifton Riggins, Richard Medln, Ray DeLapp, Hershey Hipps, Lander Beal, Jack McCauley, Frank McGill, John McKissick, Harold Skipper. Standing, left to right: Manager Claude Hicks, Morgan Murphy, Charles Robbins, Donald Helms, Ebby Wilkinson, Bobby Ikerd, LaNue Floyd, Hoyt Truelove, Ernest Gilstrap, Norman Huff, Coach Bob Andrews. Baseball Coach Andrews, having a full squad of letter- men to return to take part in our greatest pastime, baseball, wove the Brevard Tornadoes into a fine- spirited group of baseball players. Although rain called for the cancellation of four of the games, the Tornadoes swept through a season of 13 games with a record of 8 wins against 5 losses. This enabled the Tornadoes to take fourth place in conference standing. Games played away from home were with Mars Hill, whose strong nine won 4 to 1; Gardner- Webb, which also won 8 to 3; Asheville-Biltmore, which brought the Tornadoes their first victory 4 to 1; Spartanburg, which won 9 to 6; and North Greenville, another victory for the Tornadoes 12 to 4. The games on the home field seemed to bring victories more frequently, as in the first game against Mars Hill which ended 8 to 5 in favor of the Tornadoes; the next was Gardner-Webb, a hard-fought battle with the Tornadoes suffering a 3 to 2 setback. Asheville-Biltmore also de- feated Brevard 11 to 9, and Spartanburg squeezed through with a 9 to 6 victory; then the Tornadoes ended the season with three victories, two over North Greenville 8 to 2 and 16 to 2, one over Pfeiffer 7 to 3. The pitching of Harold Skipper and Abby Thomas combined with LaNue Floyd ' s and Lander Beal ' s hitting power was a constant threat to every ball club the entire season. Other members of the team who also helped greatly were John Mc- Kissick, Ray DeLapp, Dick Medlin, Hershey Hipps, Ernest Dickerson, and Jack McCauley. Coach Andrews will be greeted with the return of only 4 lettermen for the 1950 season, but will be supported by some fine freshman newcomers, who are expected to bring a successful season to the Brevard Nine. ■—11 Women ' s Athletic Association Officers: President, Eleanor Orr; Vice President, Other Members: Evelyn Eller, Virginia Ruth Mildred Davidson; Secretary, Doreen Pearson; Price, Helen Reece, Betty Whitmire. Treasurer, Maxine Mann. Faculty Adviser: Miss Add Lea Morgan. Cheerleaders Head Cheerleader: Eleanor Orr. Other Members: Spencer Cranford, Jean Eaker Billie Lowery, Pauline Mallard, Maxine Renshaw, Bill Taylor. at ■N Girls ' Physical Education The girls ' physical education classes, under the direction of Miss Add Lea Morgan, participated in a variety of activities. In the fall semester the girls played such sports as soccer, speedball, field hockey, box hockey, deck and paddle tennis, volleyball, basketball, and calisthenics. Tumbling, table tennis, shuffleboard, archery, horseshoes, croquet, badminton, Softball, tennis, and folk dancing were offered in the spring semester. This year Brevard College became a member of the North Carolina Athletic Federation of Col- lege Women. The purpose of the Federation is to further athletic interests and activities for girls and women according to the highest and sound- est standards of sports and other recreation ac- tivities. The Federation strives to increase con- sciousness of its purpose during and after college life. During the month of February, Brevard sent three delegates to a conference held at Guilford College. The diversified intramural program was sched- uled for Monday evenings and Tuesday, Thurs- day, and Saturday afternoons, thereby giving every student an opportunity to engage in the activities which she had learned in her regular classes. The class in community recreation made pos- sible the new student center which the students of Brevard College now share. The bookstore was moved to the new location in the basement of West Hall, and a jukebox and a popcorn machine were installed. The mail boxes are also in the student center. g ecreation is.ooin g J s trch cnj Cy j ifJadketbaU CjirU Iriclci J4ocheij __. — ju turner 3c mnter JcetieJ Jnez C lledae Beauty Queen n I 1948, Crowning 1 1 larianne Ljinije e Beauty Queen uf 1949 , i ■ ■ wwM mmmwm wmmwM liii vJarbara aDoddon Sponsored hy BETTE COOK Cj.ilof-in-Ckiaf 0 tL PettJote Whs Ectttj Shepherd Sponsored hy WILLIAM MILLER XJuiineii rr anaaer of lie f er elo c ™ INEZ ELLEDGE, May Queen and CHARLES FREEMAN, Her Escort Way m May Pole Dance Ace of Diamonds Dance May Court oDa if S n up6 Above: Handkerchief Dance Below: African Dance Polly Mallard and Mildred Miller Norma King and Mary A. 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Feeds - Seeds - Flour Fertilizer Brevard, North Carolina First row: Visiting football team being entertained by Brevard girls; Bette and Jim. Second row: Maria; the first Sunday in September; visiting football team being entertained by Brevard girls. Third row: Kenny; Birdie and Jim; Frances and Walter. Compliments of HIGH POINT COLLEGE High Point, North Carolina Compliments of BREVARD LAUNDRY AND COAL CO. Phone 44 Dry Cleaning Laundry - Coal Compliments of FRICK ' S BUICK COMPANY Sales and Service Brevard. North Carolina SELE CTfl THE HAM DELICIOUS f EAST TENNESSEE -P PACKING CO fiervinij Tin: South Since 1896 Compliments of SAM ' S DRIVE-IN and BOYD ' S ESSO STATION Good Attention and Quick Service Brevard, North Carolina BREVARD COLLEGE BOOK STORE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 50 KEYS PRINTING COMPANY Greenville. 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Third row: Talent Night; M ac ; Dale ' s Birthday. PLUMMER ' S PARSONS ' Jewelry and Gifts Watch Repair PISGAH BUILDERS ' SUPPLY Lumber and Building Material Pisgah Forest, N. C. F. G. Carr. Mgr. Phone 640 Compliments of TALLEY ' S BARBER SHOP The Most Modern in Town Holland Talley. Owner Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of SMITH AND GRAY GAITHE R ' S BARBER SHOP CAFETERIA AND GRILL West Main Street Brevard, North Carolini Brevard. North Carolina Compliments of A. W. WHEELER AND SON Brevard, North Carolina Drugs - Candies - Sodas Stationery LONG ' S DRUG STORE Brevard. North Carolina Brevard College Boosters Phone 85 Compliments of SILVERSTEEN INDUSTRIES Transylvania Tanning Co. Toxaway Tanning Company Brevard. North Carolin The Gloucester Lumber Co. Compliments of DILL ' S COAL CO. Compliments of CASINO BILLIARD PARLOR Brevard. North Carolina DOUGLAS NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE Phone 13 Compliments of KALMIA DARRY Hendersonville. N. C. JONES NEWS STAND 15 E. Main Phone 13 Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of BILTMDRE DAIRY FAHMS BILTMDRE, NORTH CAROLINA s rii — rppreciution Since the annual went to press, unforeseen developments have arisen. We cannot, in view of them, let Dr. Coltrane go away without some attempt to express our sense of appreciation of him and for his achievement. He is a man who has given Brevard much, and who has had much to give. A pioneer and a builder, he has been resourceful and progressive. He is an educator of experience, vision, and skill; a respecter of tradition but also an iconoclast when past customs lose their validity; a practical and prac- ticing Christian; a person of highest integrity, but charitable to the erring, and always willing to go the second mile; generous with his home and his possessions, and generous in his judgments of people; one who has made untold sacrifices for the College — in time, strength, money, and professional advancement; a leader with a strongly-developed social conscience, a de- fender of the underprivileged; one who habitually loses himself in serving others; a participator in community, state, and church activities; one who has struggled with courageous persistence against uncertainty, inadequate equipment, and insufficient funds; a leader positive in manner and quick to come to a decision; a person adaptable and ever-growing; one loyal in friendship and able to evoke loyalty; a believer in work of high quality as one mark of a genuine Christian. Perhaps his greatest success has come because he made of Brevard College a co-operative enterprise and be- cause he had faith in his co-workers. His work, indeed, has been crowned with remarkable, though unmeasurable, success. There is not room here to list his achievements, but for evidence of them look at Brevard College as it is today and at the students who have gone forth from this institution for the past sixteen years. -The Pertelote Staff O 55 ' e xD IW.. —- — — ™ — Brevard College Library 1134 0051871 1 DATE DUE GAYLORD PRINTED IN U.SA