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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.
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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.
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!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.
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