Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

JAMES ADDISON JONES LIBRARY BREVARD COLLEGE BREVARO NC r y-- , M: JF . ' • riid departina leave bcliind kj rootnriiits on the sandi of fi f jreuard. olleqe QSrevarcl, I lorllt L arolina 1953 jroreword This is the centennial issue of the Pertelote; for one hundred years ago, in 1853, Rutherford College was granted a charter. It was eighty-one years later that Rutherford College merged with Weaver College to form, on the same site previously occu- pied by Brevard Institute, Brevard College. This year Brevard College is celebrating the anniversary of its first beginnings. The staff of the centennial issue of the Per- telote has used footprints to symbolize the impressions left by the faculty and students who have walked through the pages of Brevard ' s history. On each division page this underlying theme is carried out with pictures of the school from the turn of the century. On all of the other pages the pictures catch events of the 1952-1953 school year that will always be part of the freshmen and sopho- more class memories. «l Page Two • •a ;. Ml . mmm- ?, ■: ' ! ' x ?- ' £ C ►« ■ ■-. it « ' ' . • cl IT 2U tit tea l ion The centennial edition of the Pertelote is gratefully dedi- cated to the men and women who, as members of the student body and faculty, have left the immortal prints of their separate and collective destinies implanted on the pages of the history of Brevard College. Page Fom DUNHAM HAUL 1914 G ' RL$ ' NEWOORW TORY MARY FRANCES ST N y MES ADDISON JO NtS 1  „ — — .. A s-Ll — M -— x Pa :t I i , ' ' ■■ ' THE REVEREND ROBERT H. STAMEY President of the College J. J. STEVENSON, JR. Dean of Administration LEE STAPLES PYLANT Dean of Women JAMES NELSON FITZPATRICK Dean of Men ALBERT L. BRAMLETT A. B., M A Ph. D. HISTORY ELSIE G. BRAMLETT ART MARJORIE CRAIG A. B., M. A. ENGLISH JAMES NELSON FITZPATRICK A. B. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR MEN. DEAN OF MEN DULCIE HAYES A B., M. A FRENCH, SPANISH ELLEN L. LENSING B. Ed., M. S. BUSINESS EDUCATION uracil I lu BRUCE A. LIVENGOOD B M„ M. M. ORGAN, CHORAL DIRECTOR BURT L. LOOMIS B. S„ M. A., Ph. D, PSYCHOLOGY, EDUCATION, DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE MARY GLADYS LOBDELL B. S., M. S. BIOLOGY NELLIE McGEE B S„ M. S. CHEMISTRY ROBERT E. McCLINTOCK B. $., M. A, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS LOUISE P. MILLER PIANO MARY LOUISE MOSELEY B. S HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN, COUNSELOR OF GIRLS FRANCIS B. PRICE B. M. VOICE, DRAMATICS DIRECTOR LEE PYLANT A. B., M. S. MATHEMATICS, DEAN OF WOMEN J a cu Ui ' C. EDWARD ROY A. B„ B. D., M, A. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION LUCILLE SMITH A. B„ M. A. ENGLISH MARTHA WHELESS A. B., M. S. BUSINESS EDUCATION ROSA M. NORWOOD SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT ELIZABETH SHEPHERD LIBRARIAN HERMAN R. WHITE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS MYRTLE B. YOUNG NURSE Sta ELLA V. BUCKNER BURSAR DOVIE WHITE COAN ASSISTANT TO THE BURSAR RHETA RAINVILLE HOUSE COUNSELOR BRONA ROY RECORDER ■: I  •« alts fto . X 3 4 , p Arlnia 1 1 later Unto Brevard we ' re ever loyal, We sing to her a song of praise; She gives to us endowments royal To guide us thru ' life ' s endless maze. Brevard, Brevard, Our hearts rejoice, Forever and forever we will honor thee. Our College we will not forsake thee, Nor for one moment will forget; Thy standards in our hearts we ' ll cherish, To guide us till our sun has set. Brevard, Brevard, Our hearts rejoice, Forever and forever we will honor thee. Page Fourteen Senior C njJ V ' cerJ President, BILL ELLER Vice-President, MELVIN MclNTOSH Secretary-Treasurer, ANNIE LOU ALLISON -3f iio ' j Page Fifteen r« j ANNIE LOU ALLISON OLD FORT, N. C. Thought is the labour of the intellect, reverie is its pleasure. Mnemosynean; C. F. C; Sophomore Class, Secretary and Treasurer; W. A A , Treasurer 53; Sigma Pi Alpha,- Phi Theta Kappa; Pertelote Staff, Senior Editor 53; Miss Sophomore; May Court, Queen ' 53. JACK WILLIS ANDERSON WHITE HALL, S. C. A wise and an understanding heart. Dramatics Club, President 53; Commer- cial Club, President 53; C. F. C, Vice President 53; Monogram Club; Delphian; Baseball; President ' s Cabinet; Christian Council; Clarion Staff. MACK MONROE ARMSTRONG BESSEMER CITY, N. C. Life is the gift of nature, but beautiful living is the gift of wisdom. Freshman Class President 51; Ministerial Club, Secretary and Treasurer 53; C.F.C., President 53; Cliosophic Society. eni ori BRUCE EDISON BANKS PENROSE, N. C. But to fight and to tight when hope ' s out of sight— why that ' s the best game of them all! CHARLES EDWARD BARNES HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Beneath a calm exterior there lies o deal of deviltry. Art Club; Art Editor, Clarion and Per- telote Staffs; Baseball; Dramatics Club. JANE ELIZABETH BISHOP CEDAR MOUNTAIN, N C. In youth and beauty, wisdom is but Dramatics Club; Euterpean Society; Phi Theta Kappa, Sec.-Treas. 53; Music Club; B. S. U., Pertelote Staff, Business Man- ager 53; May Court. Page .Si etcai HAROLD HERBERT BLACK LEICESTER, N. C. Honor and truth and manhood — These ore the things that stand. Phi Theta Kappa; I. R. C; C. F. C.j Marshal 52, Mongram Club; Cliosophic Society. DAPHNE JANET BOWERS FREDONIA, N. Y. Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye. Mnemosynean; W. A. A. Board, Sopho- more Representative. LILA CATHERINE BURGESS GREENSBORO, N. C. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Dramatics Club, Treasurer 52; Euter- pean Society; Clarion, Picture Editor; Commercial Club, Vice President 53; Music Club; Clarion Art Editor 53; Girls ' Sextet; Girls ' Ensemble. 3m orS NANCY MOORE CARSON BELMONT, N. C. The world belongs to the energetic. I. R. C, Secretary and Treasurer 52, 53; Euterpean Society, Secretary and Treasurer 52, President 53 ; Basketball, Captain 53; Clarion Staff, Sports Editor 53; Pertelote Staff, Associate Editor 53; Student Cabinet; Dramatics; Girls ' Ensem- ble,- Christion Council; W. A. A., President 53; C. F. C, Recreation Chairman, 53. ROBERT MILTON CHISHOLM RAMSEUR, N. C. Gladness of the heart is the life of man. President Monogram Club 52; Delphian. CAROLYN JOAN COUSINS (Special Student) BREVARD, N. C. Almost to everything she could tun her hands. Art Club. Page Seventeen ELIZABETH ANNE COWAN (Special Student} SYLVA, N. C The highest of distinctions is service to others. Euterpean; C. F. C.j Commercial Club, Treasurer 53; Clarion Staff, Reporter; Pertelote Staff, Typing Editor. JUNE ESTELLE CRAFT PFAFFTOWN, N. C. Wisdom is better than rubies. Play Masters, Student Director,- Marshal, Clarion Staff; Pertelote Staff; Basketball, Manager,- Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice-President; I. R. C; Euterpean; W. A. A. Board. ALTON WATKINS CRAVEN, JR. RAMSEUR, N. C. Success is never final, failure never fatal, it ' s courage that counts. Monogram Club, Delphian Society. S. en lord FRANCES MAE DAVIDSON MURPHY, N. C. She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Student Council, Sec.-Treas. 53; Com- mercial Club; Mnemosyneans,- Pertelote Staff; Cheerleader; May Court; President ' s Cabinet. ELIZABETH CAROLINE DAVIS BREVARD, N. C. The fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind. Pertelote Staff, Bus. Mgr, 52, Editor 53; Phi Theta Kappa,- Sigma Pi Alpha, - Day Student, Pres. 53; Student Council; President ' s Cabinet; W.A.A. Board 53. MARTHA JEAN DIXON HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Her little nameless unremembered acts of kindness and of love. Euterpean Society; Dramatics Club; Ministerial Club; Christian Council; Music Club. Page Eighteen BARBARA JANE EDWARDS CHARLOTTE, N. C A heart to all always open; To all always true. C. F. C-, Vesper Chairman 53; Dramatics Club; May Court 53; W. A. A. Board; Euterpean Society; Girls Ensemble. WILLIAM WHITNEY ELLER, JR. GREENSBORO, N. C. The crown of a good disposition is humility. Delphian Society,- Student Council; Phi Theta Kappa, Pres. 53; Basketball; Mono- gram Club; President of Freshman Class; President of Sophomore Class. CAROLYN BELL FREEMAN IRVINGTON, N. J. Haste thee nymph and bring with thee Jest and youthful jollity. Mnemosynean Society, Pres. 53; Cheer- leader; Dramatics Club; Student Council; May Court; W. A. A. Board; Commercial Club; Miss Freshman. S enioi ' S BARBARA JUNE HANSEN BROOKLYN, N. Y. Frank, friendly, fired with determination. Mnemosynean Society, Sec.-Treas. 53; Clarion Staff, Ass ' t. Editor 52, Editor 53; Dramatics Club; Sigma Pi Alpha; Phi Theta Kappa; Student Cabinet. STANFORD HARRIS HARDIN BREVARD, N. C. I would live the same life over il had to live again. Dramatics Club; Pertelote Staff; E ketball 52. MARY ANN HOLDEN PISGAH FOREST, N. C. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. W. A. A. Board, Sec. 53; Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Pi Epsilon. ■ | Page Nineteen WALTER ALEXANDER HOUSTON HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. Monogram Club; Dramatics Club; Stu- dent Council; Baseball; Basketball; Presi- dent of Day Students; Clarion Staff, STOWE HULL LINCOLNTON, N. C. Re|oice, O young man, in thy youth. ' Cliosophic Literary Society, Pres. 53 President ' s Cabinet; Christian Council Cheerleader; Clarion Staff; Pertelote Staff C. F. C; Music Club; Ministerial Club Dramatics Club. DORA ELLA HU55 VALE, N. C. Silence is more eloquent than words. Mnemosynean Society,- C. F. C, Sec- Treas. 53. Senior J ROBERT EUGENE MARTIN KINGS MOUNTAIN, N, C. Laughter my shield. Dramatics Club; Cliosophic Literary So- ciety, Vice-President 53, Baseball; C. F. C; B. S. U. EDWARD BRUCE McGUIRE PISGAH FOREST, N. C. Wisdom is better thon nches and loving kindness thon silver and gold. Clarion Staff, latics Club. I. R. O ■ Dra- MELVIN DWIGHT MclNTOSH CHARLOTTE, N. C. Great is truth, and mighty above all things. Basketball; Baseball; Glee Club, Librar- ian 52, Pres. 53; Sigma Pi Alpha, Pres. 53 ; Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-Pres. ' 53; Ministerial Club; C. F. C; Vice-President, Freshman Class; Vice-President, Sopho- more Class; Monogram Club; President ' s Cabinet; Mr. Senior. Page Twenty RACHEL MARIE MEADERS GREENVILLE, S. C. Of her sweet voice in echoing hearts, a sound must long remain. Euterpean Society, Vice-Pres. 53; Girls ' Sextet; Girls ' Ensemble,- Dramatics Club; Music Club, W. A. A. Board, Sigma Pi Alpha. MARY LILLIAN MORGAN BREVARD, N. C. She that has patience may compass anything. I. R. C; B. S. U., Vice-Pres.; Clarion Staff; Euterpean Society,- Sigma Pi Alpha. WILSON AVERY MORGAN HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Wise to resolve and patient to perform. ' I. R. C. Seniors VIRGINIA LOUISE OSBORNE BREVARD. N. C. Speech finely framed delighteth the Glee Club, Sec.-Treas. 53; B. S U, Commercial Club, Sec. 53; Mnemosynean Society; Cheerleader, Chief 53, W. A. A,, Vice-Pres. 53; Day Students ' Club. JACK F. PARKS CLIMAX, N, C, He just prefers to sit and wait. Baseball; Monogram Club, Vice-Presi- dent 53; Student Council, Vice-President 53. PATSY ANN PARRISH BREVARD, N. C. For never anything con be amiss. Where simpleness and duty tender it. I. R. C; B. S. U., President 53; Euter- pean Society; Sigma Pi Alpha; Clarion Staff. Page Tzventy-One I VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SHIPMAN BREVARD, N. C. Sincere and kind, she remains true. B. S. U.; Commercial Club; Day Stu- dents ' Club. PATSY CAROLYN THROWER BELMONT, N. C. There is nothing so kindly as kindness; There is nothing so royal as truth. Dramatics Club, Secretary 53; C. F. C; Euterpean Society,- Student Council, House President 53; Pertelote Staff; Commercial Club; May Court ' 53; W. A. A. Board 53; Cheerleader, Assistant Chief 53. ANN ELAINE WALKER CHARLOTTE, N. C. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Girls Sextet; Dramatics Club, Treas. 53; Music Club, President ' 53; Pertelote Staff, Assistant Business Manager,- W. A. A. Board; President ' s Cabinet; Euterpean Society. s. eniovS DOROTHY MAE WALLACE (Special Student) SPINDALE, N. C. Manner, not gold, is woman ' s best adornment. C. F. C; Dramatics Club; Ministerial Club, Sec. -Treas. 53; Student Council; Eu- terpean Society. ROBERT CLYDE WALTON HIGH POINT, N. C. There is no friend like industry: Cultivate it and you will never foil. Delphian Society; Basketball; Mono- gram Club; Student Council, President, 53. BILLY MAC WHITESIDE MATTHEWS, N. C. No storm ever ruffled his thoughts, Ministerial Club, President; C. F. C; Christian Council; Delphian Society, Sec- Treos. 53; President ' s Cabinet,- Music Club; Cheerleader; Baseball; Pertelote Staff, Advertising Manager; Monogram Club. Page Twenty -Two Irreshman L ladi Jj J ic President, BEN BROOKS Vice-President, WALLACE HONEYCUTT Secretary, ANN CUDD srrc ' slii Page Twenty-Three BERNICE IMOGENE DICKSON WYLLADENE VIVIAN DUCKETT REBEKAH ANN EAKER GEORGE WINFORD EDWARDS JAMES DAVID ELLIOTT DORIS MARIAN FERGUSON FRANCES ELIZABETH FORTUNE JOYCE ANN FULLAM BETTY JO GEORGE jrreihmen JAKE RAY ABERNATHY BOBBY BARNWELL MATILDA BELL MACK AUBREY BRIDGES BENJAMIN TIMOTHY BROOKS, JR. CARL RAY BYARS MARY COLLEEN COOK MILDRED ANN CUDD DOUGLAS BLAIR DEWING Paije Twenty-Four jfrcsliinen FRANKLIN KAY GOODMAN DEXTER LANE GREY KURTIS NEIL GREY DELMA DAVID GRIGGS GARDNER NEAL HELMS FEIMSTER SIMS HINSON WALLACE BLAIR HONEYCUTT CLAUDE ROGER HOYLE KENNETH BAXTER HOYLE 4Ui i WILLIAM BRUCE JONES CHESTER KILPATRICK ARTHUR EUGENE KING WILLIAM BROWN KUYKENDALL SELMA EVELYN LEDFORD LEWIS HAROLD LEDWELL DOUGLAS WALLACE McCALL MARGARET DIANE MclNTOSH DONALD MALCOLM - hm ■ k Twenty-Five jrt ' Ci ll 4 ' ' lift JOHN JUSTIN RANDALL HENRY FRANCIS REDDICK JAMES ROBEY RICHARDSON JAMES BELVIN ROGERS CHARLES WESLEY RUMPH, JR. NANCY ANN SETZER CECIL DARE SHERRILL DOYT FRANKLIN SHEPHERD RALPH JENKINS SLATON JAMES FREDERICK MANEY JOHN WESLEY MARONA JENNIE LOU MORRIS BOBBY CLEVE MULLINAX JERRY WILLIAM NICHOLS HILDA MUIRHEAD NORWOOD HAROLD DAVID PARRISH DAVID WILLIARD PHIPPS MOLLY LOUISE PRIMM Page Twenty-Si Zsrrcih men EVELYN FAYE SMITH JAMES HAROLD STAMEY BETTY LEE STARNES CHARLES REGINALD SUMMERVILLE ANNICE JEANNETTE THOMPSON ELLEN HOWARD TORRENCE EDWARD EVERETTE TRIVETTE, JR EDNA MAE WALDROP LYNDELL EARLE WALKER JOY ANN WARREN IDA FRANCES WEAVER EDGAR LEWIS WILKERSON RALPH TERRY WILKERSON NICHOLAS FISHER WILLIAMS WILLIAM THOMAS WOODL1EF LILLIAN MAE CARNEY Nof Pictured: ROEERT LEE FLEMING CHARLES KENNETH GRISSOM RICHARD ALLISON LEWIS ROBERT CARROLL MAULDIN MARY FRANCES MEACHUM DEWEY MORRISON KENNETH GUY Page Twctity-Sczen V I K f I. There ' s music in the air. 5. Calm thyself, Charlie. 2. Just restin ' . 6. Have anyone saw Grissom? 3. The pride of Caesar and Brevard. 7. On top of o ' Caesar ' s Head. 4. And, why not? Pa ; ■ Twent t ' Eight fm St Si- u B tooifc M fST HML 4k S$ T f r Student y ouncii President BOB WALTON Vice-President JACK PARKS Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES DAVIDSON Social Chairman CAROLYN FREEMAN President, Taylor Hall CAROLYN THROWER President Dormitory K HAROLD BLACK President, Dormitory H HAROLD PARRISH President, Sophomore Class BILL ELLER President, Freshman Class BEN BROOKS Sophomore Representative DOT WALLACE Freshman Representative DOUGLAS DEWING Christian Fellowship Club President MACK ARMSTRONG Day-Student Representative (First Semester,) . . . ALEX HOUSTON (Second Semester), CAROLINE DAVIS Faculty Advisor MISS LOUISE MOSELEY President BOB WALTON Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES DAVIDSON Vice President JACK PARKS red itlei it A K cibinet The President ' s Cabinet is composed of presidents of all activities on campus as follows: MELVIN MclNTOSH, Sigma Pi Alpha FRANCES DAVIDSON, Secretory Studeni Body NANCY CARSON, Euterpean Society BILL WHITESIDE, Ministerial Club ELAINE WALKER, Music Club ALEX HOUSTON, Day Students Club MACK ARMSTRONG, Christian Fellowship Club BILL ELLER, Sophomore Class BOB WALTON, Student Body DOUG DEWING, . R. C. JACK ANDERSON, Dramatics Club STOWE HULL, Cliosophic Society BEN BROOKS, Freshman Class CAROLYN B. FREEMAN, Mnemosynean Society BARBARA HANSEN, Clarion Editor CAROLINE DAVIS, Pertelote Editor Page Thirty-One Jhe (clarion Editor-in-chief BARBARA HANSEN Associate Editor JIM ELLIOTT Sports Editors JOHN RANDALL, NANCY CARSON Art Editors CHARLES BARNES, LILA BURGESS Photography Editor DOUG DEWING Busin ess Manager BRUCE McGUIRE Assi ' sfanf Business Manager FAYE SMITH Faculty Advisor MISS MARTHA WHELESS i Editor BARBARA HANSEN Business Manager BRUCE McGUIRE Jlie l ertelote EdHor-in-Chiei CAROLINE DAVIS Associate Editor NANCY CARSON Sen or Editor ANNIE LOU ALLISON Freshman Edifor IMOGENE DICKSON Women ' s Sports Editor JENNIE LOU MORRIS Men ' s Sports Editor DAVID PHIPPS Photography Editor FRANCES DAVIDSON Snapshot Editor JUNE CRAFT Circulation Editor HILDA NORWOOD Business Manager JANE BISHOP Assistant Business Manager ELAINE WALKER Advertising Editor BILL WHITESIDE Typing Editor ANN COWAN Typists CAROLYN THROWER, BETTY GEORGE, MATILDA BELL, FRANCES WEAVER, BETTY STARNES Faculty Advisor MISS LOUISE MOSELY V Editor CAROLINE DAVIS Business Manager JANE BISHOP Page Thirty-Three L hridtian retloivsliin K lub President MACK ARMSTRONG Vice-President JACK ANDERSON Secretary-Treasurer DORA HUSS Vesper Chairman JANE EDWARDS Recreation Chairmen . . NANCY CARSON, IMOGENE DICKSON Faculty Director MR. E. H. ROY Members.- George Edwards, Stowe Hull, Matilda Bell, Jennie Lou Morris, Annice Thompson, Annie Lou Allison, Nancy Setzer, Ann Cowan, Harold Black, Ellen Torrence, Bob Martin, Dot Wallace. Page Thirty Four (j(ee L tub President MELVIN MclNTOSH Vice-President FAYE SMITH Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA OSBORNE Social Chairman F AYE SMITH Director MR. BRUCE A. LIVENGOOD Members: Faye Smith, Jane Bishop, Ellen Torrence, Frances Davidson, Hilda Norwood, John Marona, David Griggs, Jack An- derson, Stanford Hardin, Ben Brooks, Stowe Hull, Bill Whiteside, Virginia Osborne, Wylladene Duckett, Doris Ferguson, Carolyn Thrower, Ann Fullam, Celia Sherrill, Carolyn Freeman, Annice Thompson, Lila Burgess, Ray Byars, Melvin Mcintosh, Wilson Mor- gan, Bruce McGuire, Rachel Meaders, Nancy Carson, Jane Ed- wards, Elaine Walker, Martha Dixon, Patsy Parrish. Page Thirty-Five foantisl S ludent Lfnion President PATSY PARRISH Vice-President MARY LILLIAN MORGAN Secretary-Treasurer MARY FRANCES MEACHUM Members: Mary Frances Meachum, Patsy Parrish, Mary Lillian Morgan, Virginia Osborne, Faye Smith, Ann Fullam, Nick Williams, Ben Brooks. 1 1 linidteriat C-liib President BILL WHITESIDE Vice-President NEIL GREY Secretary-Treasurer DOT WALLACE Faculty Advisor REV. C. E. ROY Members: Martha Dixon, Melvin Mcintosh, Bill Whiteside, Stowe Hull, John Randall, Mack Armstrong, Jimmy Rogers, Ken Hoyle, Neil Grey. Page hirty Six Dramatics L inb President JACK ANDERSON Vice-President MELVIN MclNTOSH Secretary CAROLYN THROWER Treasurer ELAINE WALKER Student Director JUNE CRAFT Faculty Advisor FRANCIS PRICE Members: Melvin Mcintosh, Elaine Walker, Jack An- derson, June Craft, Carolyn Thrower, Charles Barnes, Mol- ly Primm, Alex Houston, Lyndell Walker, Rachel Meaders, Jane Bishop, Stanford Hardin, Martha Dixon, Lila Burgess, Nancy Carson, Jane Edwards. nu cu President ELAINE WALKER Members: Jane Bishop, Ellen Torrence, Annice Thompson, Martha Dixon, Peggy Mcintosh, Celia Sherrill, Ann Fullam, Rachel Meaders, Wylladene Duckett, Bill Whitesides, Elaine Walker, Lila Burgess, Stowe Hull. Page Thirly-Seren L omm ercla I L lub President JACK ANDERSON Vice-President LILA BURGESS Secretary VIRGINIA OSBORNE Treasurer ANNE COWAN Faculty Advisors ELLEN LENSING MARTHA WHELESS Members: Faye Smith, Edna Waldrop, Anne Cowan, Virginia Osborne, Lila Burgess, Betty Starnes, Frances Dav- idson, Carolyn Freeman, Jennie Lou Morris, Matilda Bell, Rebekah Eaker, Frances Weaver, Betty George, Jack An- derson, Carolyn Thrower, Nancy Setzer, Virginia Shipman, Lewis Ledwell. international i clation s K liib President DOUGLAS DEWING Vice-President HAROLD BLACK Secretary-Treasurer NANCY CARSON Faculty Advisor DR. A. L. BRAMLETT Members: Edward Trivette, Bill Kuykendall, Bill White- side, Nancy Carson, Douglas Dewing, Harold Black, John Marona, George Edwards, Wilson Morgan, James Richard- son, John Randall, Nick Williams. i Page Thirty Eight liieonioMincaii Jjociefu President CAROLYN FREEMAN Vice-President DAPHNE BOWERS Secretory-Treasurer BARBARA HANSEN Faculty Advisor LOUISE MOSELEY Members: Annie Lou Allison, Daphne Bowers, Car- olyn Freeman, Frances Fortune, Frances Davidson, Ann Cudd, Betty George, Virginia Osborne, Dora Huss; not pictured; Faye Smith, Barbara Hansen. oLJelphian S ocietu President MELVIN MclNTOSH Vice-President BILL ELLER Secretary-Treasurer BILL WHITESIDE Faculty Advisor BRUCE A. LIVENGOOD Members: Art King, Jimmy Rogers, Jack Anderson, Jim Elliot, Bill Eller, Bill Whiteside, Melvin Mcintosh, Bob Chisholm, Jake Abernathy, Alton Craven, Lewis Wilkerson, Wallace Honeycutt, Ben Brooks, Bob Walton, Lewis Led- well, Harold Parrish, James Richardson. irly-Xiiie C uterpean S ocietii President NANCY CARSON Vice-President RACHEL MEADERS Secretary JENNIE MORRIS Treasurer ELLEN TORRENCE Faculty Advisor ELLEN LENSING Members: Jane Edwards, Martha Dixon, Imogene Dixon, Wylladene Duckett, Celia Sherrill, Carolyn Throw- er, Rebecca Eaker, Elaine Walker, Annice Thompson, Nancy Setzer, Peggy Mcintosh, Ellen Torrence, Nancy Carson, Rachel Meaders, Lila Burgess, Colleen Cook, Ann Fullam, Evelyn Ledford, Hilda Norwood, Jane Bishop, Dot Wallace, Jennie Morris, Lyndell Walker, June Craft, Mary Ann Holden, Molly Primm, Lillian Carney, Frances Weaver, Anne Cowan, Betty Starnes. L-{io.ionliic S ocictu President STOWE HULL Vice-President ROBERT MARTIN Secretary KEN HOYLE Treasurer JOHN RANDALL Faculty Advisor ROBERT McCLINTOCK Members: Robert Martin, John Randall, Stowe Hull, Kay Goodman, Ken Hoyle, Feimster Hinson, Harold Black, Charles Summerville, Ralph Wilkerson, Gardner Helms, David Griggs, Bill Kuykendall, William Woodlief, George Edwards. cJJaii tudenh Club President ALEX HOUSTON Vice-President CAROLINE DAVIS MEMBERS.- Jane Bishop, Betty George, Frances Fortune, Ann Cudd, Hilda Norwood, Faye Smith, Virginia Osborne, Mary Lillian Morgan, Patsy Parrish, Charles Barnes, Alex Houston, Ken Guy, Ches- ter Kilpoirick, Bruce McGuire, Ray Byars. Page Forty-One J roi i or jrra ten i itieS j- hi JJhctci JSanna President BILL ELLES Vice-President MELVIN MclNTOSH Secretary-Treasurer JANE BISHOP Faculty Advisor DR. BURT LOOMIS Members: Caroline Davis, Annie Lou Allison, Harold Black, Mary Ann Holden, Barbara Hansen, Bill Eller, Jane Bishop, Melvin Mcintosh, I Zinnia f- i Arlnlia President MELVIN MclNTOSH Vice-President JUNE CRAFT Faculty AdWsor DULCIE HAYES Members.- Barbara Hansen, June Craft, Caroline Davis, Melvin Mcintosh; Not pictured, Annie Lou Allison. k KuUatt In their first conference game, the 1953 Brevard Col- lege Tornadoes served notice on the Western Carolina Junior College Conference that they were a completely re- juvenated team. After occupying the cellar of the confer- ence for three years the team surged to third place and re- tained that position until the end of the season. The suc- cess of the team can be attributed in a large way to Coach James N. Fitzpatrick, the new mentor from the University of Florida. The squad was built around the re- turning lettermen, and the freshmen players contributed all their efforts for a successful season. In the tournament Brevard outpointd North Green- ville 63-59 to go into the semi-finals. The team lost a close decision to Asheville-Biltmore 71-77 in the final game. Brevard placed two men on the All-Conference team, Bill Eller and Jim Stamey. Stamey also had the top aver- age of the team ' s conference game with 17.6 per game. Buckle Down Tornadoes was the theme for this year, and the team lived up to the words of that famous fight song. The Conference scores were as follows: WE OPPONENT THE ' 81 MARS HILL 80 61 SPARTANBURG 67 53 LEES-McRAE 90 60 ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE 65 80 SPARTANBURG 78 58 NORTH GREENVILLE 72 68 LEES-McRAE 78 78 ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE 77 71 MARS HILL 65 75 NORTH GREENVILLE 64 Manager JERRY NICHOLS Coach JAMES FITZPATRICK Manager EDGAR WILKERSON Jorn a does 1953 1. HENRY REDDICK 2. WALLACE HONEYCUTT 3. BOB WALTON 4. EDWARD TRIVETT 5. ARTHUR KING 6. JiM STAMEY 7. DON MALCOLM 8. CLAUDE HOYLE 9. BEN BROOKS 10. MAC BRIDGES 11. MELVIN MclNTOSH 12. DAVID PHIPPS 13. BILL ELLER ' ,,;■ • . . ;■;;,- Wen ' i JltU ' ctL Jlssociat ion Brevard College, realizing the need for a complete intramural program, organized the Men ' s Athletic Associa- tion this year, and a program of intramurals was launched. This club contributed much to school spirit. The most out- standing athletic event of the year was sponsored by this group— the basketball game between the Coon Trotters and the Phoney Five. I Monogram CJ.UO President BOB CHISHOLM Members: Melvin Mcintosh, Alton Craven, Jack Parks, Bob Walton, Bill Eller, Stan Hardin, Harold Black, Bill Whiteside, Alex Houston, Jack Anderson. I ' ai t I ' arty-Sl Hen S Jnlvamitvats Page i Ulic Murrican ed The Brevard College Hurricanes opened the season with six straight wins. This record classed them as one of the best teams in the Western Carolina Junior College Conference. With only one returning letter-man, the girls went on with a winning spirit and lost games to only two college opponents. High competition is not stressed with the girls team, and much fun was had by the team as they met new and interesting people at other schools. The high scorers for the year were Doris Ferguson and Jennie Lou Morris. Team members are: FORWARDS Doris Ferguson Jennie Lou Morris, Co-Captain Celia Sherrill Evelyn Ledford Lillian Carney Hilda Norwood GUARDS Nancy Carson, Co-Captain Ann Cudd Ellen Torrence Joy Warren Betty Lee Starnes Coach LOUISE MOSELEY Manager JUNE CRAFT Score Keeper ANNIE LOU ALLISON l r - Forty Bifjht 1U onian .Athletic A diociauon The purpose of the W. A. A. is to stimulate interest in athletics and gymnastics and to standardize and pro- mote health and sportsmanship. Athletic points are award- ed for participation in individual and team sports. When a girl has earned 500 points, she is awarded the school letter. Intramural sports contests are sponsored by the W. A. A. Three groups, the Sophomores, the Freshmen, and the Day Students-have representative teams. Each group elects a student manager who is responsible for the interest and participation of her group. To winning teams go points which go toward the most cherished of all awards— the Intramural Trophy. The interest in the W. A. A. this past year reached a new high. Ninety percent of the girls enrolled at Brevard College entered actively in the contests. The officers and members of the Board are to be congratulated upon such an excellent achievement. MEMBERS OF THE W. A. A. BOARD NANCY CARSON President VIRGINIA OSBORNE Vice-Presidenf MARY ANN HOLDEN Secretary ANNIE LOU ALLISON Treasurer RACHEL MEADERS Sophomore Manager JENNIE LOU MORRIS Freshmen Manager DORIS FERGUSON Day Student Manager MISS LOUISE MOSELEY Faculty Advisor SPORTS CHAIRMEN CAROLINE DAVIS Archery ELLEN TORRENCE Basketball CELIA SHERRILL Field Games ANN CUDD G ° CAROLYN B. FREEMAN Softball JANE EDWARDS Recreational Games FRANCES FORTUNE Tennis JUNE CRAFT Toucn Football CAROLYN THROWER Volley Ball ' ■ ■ I VJL omen 6 Page Fifty _?n tram lira IS Page Fifty-One e v Shoot it from the center! „ J A c o, W, QA . ' C keerieadt erd MOLLY PRIMM CAROLYN THROWER, Assistant Chief STOWE HULL BETTY GEORGE BECKY ROY, Mascot VIRGINIA OSBORNE, Chief FAYE SMITH BILL WHITESIDE IMOGENE DICKSON ' v xO V Ml H % - « , « . , ' % Wl % One, two, et ' s give ' em a hand! y r 9 r Page Fifty-Two TEACH , -I- e ?f WRDIN$mi Tf ? TRA ' WlA ff CLASS y 1 1953 Wau Queen Wis -Annie Jou Mi Son Page Fifty Four Mer Senior ArttendantA ? • ' l ' hs jane CLhJU Whs CaJ.jn Dkrone, i.i.i C« ' o ( i Zrreeman Maid of Honor I in Zrrancei UDa.vid.Ac I l lss Aane ' ji.Uio Page Fifty-Five Mer ZJ-re hmen Arttendanh GfcY U: Whs Wodj P,; mm I ' llss ifoetfij rJ.ee J larnc ill Jtmo jene cJJichic ( ' .it faetlij (jeoiu e Page Fifty-Six ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■■■B ' ■ 7 Y ; j -jr. 952 W«iy Court Queen, MISS ELLEN FAULKNER Maid of Honor, MISS BETTY LINEBERRY MISS CAROL CARTER MISS RACHEL FRANKLIN MISS BONNIE HAWKINS MISS PEGGY LAUGHLIN _Jttlendant. MISS ANITA BYRUM MISS FRANCES DAVIDSON MISS CAROLYN B. FREEMAN MISS CAROLYN REBECCA FREEMAN ■ ■.. . ■ V - W, and ,, Senu i.l.t -Jinnie JLoh tll ' iso W, WMn nUnioj, Pag, I (fly-Eight Wr. and WiJJ DrcJunan 1 1 1 1 C J Ljoodman I ll ' lii Ce ia _3 i f v-iV Page Fifty-Sine lost oLilieltt to Succeed JANE BISHOP HAROLD BLACK Wod JntelLtual CAROLINE DAVIS BRUCE McGUIRE Senior Woit DalcnlJ CAROLYN B. FREEMAN ALEX HOUSTON Wloit -Jtttetic NANCY CARSON BILL ELLER S upevla tiveS Page Si ty-One Homecoming, Sadie Hawkin ' s Day, Christmas, Valentine, May Day, and Farewell Dances Page ' •■ ' ! jracuttu aLJirectoru DR. ALBERT L. BRAMLETT 43 Oak Dale Street, Brevard, N. C. MRS. ALBERT L. BRAMLETT 43 Oak Dale Street, Brevard, N. C. MISS ELLA V. BUCKNER Ross Hall, Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. MRS. DOVIE COAN East French Broad Street, Brevard, N. C. MISS MARJORIE CRAIG 706 Piedmont Street, Reidsville, N. C. MR. JAMES FITZPATRICK 3235 Vineyard Road, Winston Salem, N. C. MISS DULCIE HAYES Ogden, Illinois MISS ELLEN LENSING Route 1, Box 107, House Spring, Missouri MR. B. A. LIVENGOOD Country Club Road, Brevard, N. C. MRS. MARY GLADYS LOBDELL Pisgah Forest, N. C. DR. BURT LOOMIS 220 Parkview Drive, Brevard, N. C. MISS MARY LOUISE MOSELEY Gaffney, S. C. MRS. ROSA NORWOOD 210 Probart Street, Brevard, N. C. MR. FRANCIS PRICE 132 East Indian River Road, Norfolk 6, Va. MRS. LEE PYLANT Wedowee Road, Bowden, Georgia MRS. H. B. RAINVILLE 519 Tom Street, Spartanburg, S. C. REV. C. EDWARD ROY Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. MRS. C. EDWARD ROY Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. MISS ELIZABETH SHEPHERD Ross Hall, Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. MISS LUCILLE SMITH 3404 Hamilton Road, Columbus, Georgia REV. ROBERT H. STAMEY Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. DEAN J. J. STEVENSON, JR. Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. MR. ROBERT McCLINTOCK 2411 Duncan Street, Columbia, S. C. MISS MARTHA WHELESS Route 1, Louisburg, N. C. MISS NELLIE F. McGEE Apt. 5, Sixty-two Maney Ave., Asheville, N. C. MRS. LOUISE MILLER East French Broad Street, Brevard, N. C. MR. HERMAN WHITE French Broad Street, Brevard, N. C. MRS. MYRTLE YOUNG 416 N. Lafayette, Shelby, N. C. Page Sixty-Three -3 den t oLJirech •cclorii JAKE RAY ABERNATHY Star Route, Catawba, N. C. ANNIE LOU ALLISON Route 1, Old Fort, N. C. JACK WILLIS ANDERSON White Hall, S. C. MACK MONROE ARMSTRONG Route 1, Bessemer City, N. C. BRUCE EDISON BANKS Route 1, Penrose, N. C. CHARLES EDWARD BARNES Route 1, Hendersonville, N. C. BOBBY BARNWELL Fletcher, N. C. MATILDA BELL Saluda, N. C. JANE BISHOP Box 2, Cedar Mountain, N. C. HAROLD HERBERT BLACK Route 3, Leiscester, N. C. DAPHNE JANET BOWERS 12 Canadaway St., Fredonia, N. Y. MACK AUBRY BRIDGES Route 1, Catawba, N. C. BENJAMIN TIMOTHY BROOKS, JR. Lilesville, N. C. LILA CATHERINE BURGESS 109 Holden Road, Greensboro, N. C. CARL RAY BYERS Rosman, N. C. LILLIAN MAE CARNEY Route 1, Fletcher, N. C. NANCY MOORE CARSON 1 Perfection Avenue, Belmont, N. C. COLLEEN COOK Route 4, Box 306A, Kannapolis, N. C. ROBERT MILTON CHISHOLM Ramseur N. C. CAROLYN COUSINS Maple St., Brevard, N. C. ELIZABETH ANNE COWAN Box 175, Sylva, N. C. JUNE ESTELLE CRAFT Route 1, Pfafftown, N. C. ALTON WATKINS CRAVEN, JR. Ramseur, N. C. ANN CUDD 230 W. Main St., Brevard, N. C. FRANCES MAE DAVIDSON Box 232, Murphy, N. C. ELIZABETH CAROLINE DAVIS Route 1, Box 39, Brevard, N. C. DOUGLAS DEWING Williamsburg, Va. IMOGENE DICKSON Route 1, Horse Shoe, N. C. MARTHA JEAN DIXON 1012 Highland Ave., Hendersonville, N. C. WYLLADENE DUCKETT Route 2, Candler, N. C. REBEKAH ANN EAKER Route 2, Bessemer City, N. C. BARBARA JANE EDWARDS 2341 Greenway Ave., Charlotte, N. C. GEORGE W. EDWARDS West Jefferson, N. C. WILLIAM WHITNEY ELLER, 907 Silver Ave., Greensboro, N. C. JAMES DAVID ELLIOTT Route 9, Charlotte, N. C. DORIS MARIAN FERGUSON Box 205, Brevard, N. C. FRANCES ELIZABETH FORTUNE Route 2, Brevard, N. C. CAROLYN BELL FREEMAN 35 Ellery Ave., Irvington, New Jersey JOYCE ANN FULLAM Route 1, Horse Shoe, N. C. BETTY JO GEORGE PENROSE, N. C. FRANKLIN KAY GOODMAN Route 5, Statesville, N. C. DEXTER LANE GREY Route 1, Brevard, N. C. CURTIS NEIL GREY Route 1, Brevard, N. C. DELMAS DAVID GRIGGS Route 3, Wadesboro, N. C. CHARLES KENNETH GRISSOM 206 Ohio Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. CHARLES KENNETH GUY 511 Whitted St., Hendersonville, N. C. BARBARA JUNE HANSEN 780 St. Johns PI., Brooklyn 16, N. Y. STANFORD HARRIS HARDIN 58 Oakdale St., Brevard, N. C. NEAL GARDNER HELMS 207 N. Laurel St., Lincolnton, N. C. FEIMSTER SIMS HINSON Harmony, N. C. MARY ANN HOLDEN Route 1, Pisgah Forest, N. C. WALLACE BLAIN HONEYCUTT 305 S. Hill St., Gastonia, N. C. WALTER ALEXANDER HOUSTON Laurel Park, Hendersonville, N. C. CLAUDE ROGER HOYLE Fallston, N. C. KENNETH BAXTER HOYLE Box 175, Lincolnton, N. C. STOWE HULL 44 Catawba Ave., Lincolnton, N. C. DORA ELLA HUSS Route 3, Vale, N. C. WILLIAM BRUCE JONES Route 2, Brevard, N. C. I igc Si ' ly T 7 . _j « den I eJJirectc r 7 DEWEY MORRISON Ross Hall, Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. JERRY WILLIAM NICHOLS Catawba, N. C. HILDA M. NORWOOD 210 Probarte St., Brevard, N. C. VIRGINIA LOUISE OSBORNE Box 246, Brevard, N. C. JACK F. PARKS Climax, N. C. Harold David Parrish Route 3, High Point, N. C. PATSY ANN PARRISH Box 88, Brevard, N. C. DAVID WILLARD PHIPPS 3 F. Stewart St., West Asheville, N. C. MOLLY LOUISE PRIMM 2526 Chesterfield Ave., Charlotte, N. C. JOHN JUSTIN RANDALL Box 543, Brevard, N. C. HENRY E. REDDICK Lexington, N. C, General Delivery JAMES ROBEY RICHARDSON 134 Rankin Ave., Asheville, N. C. JAMES BELVIN ROGERS Route 1, Pineville, N. C. CHARLES WESLEY RUMPH, JR. Route 9, Charlotte, N. C. NANCY ANN SETZER 437 East 20th St., Newton, N. C. CELIA DARE SHERRILL Route 2, Moorseville, N. C. DOYT FRANKLIN SHEPHERD Route 3, Waynesville, N. C. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SHIPMAN Route 2, Brevard, N. C. RALPH JENKINS SLATON Smyre Station, Gastonia, N. C. EVELYN FAYE SMITH Sapphire Manor, Brevard, N. C. JAMES HAROLD STAMEY Route 2, Clyde, N. C. BETTY LEE STARNES Route 4, Box 501, Monroe, N. C. CHARLES REGINALD SUMMERVILLE Route 6, Box 574, Charlotte, N. C. ANNICE JEANETTE THOMPSON Box 209, Cornelius, N. C. PATSY CAROLYN THROWER Route 1, Box 395, Belmont, N. C. ELLEN HOWARD TORRENCE Route 1, Davidson, N. C. EDWARD E. TRIVETTE West Jefferson, N. C. EDNA MAE WALDROP Route 1, Brevard, N. C. ELAINE WALKER 620 E. Kingston Ave., Charlotte, N. C. LYNDELL EARLE WALKER Box 805, Charlotte, N. C. DOROTHY MAE WALLACE Box 703, Spindale, N. C. ROBERT CLYDE WALTON 1016 Tabor St., High Point, N. C. JOY ANN WARREN Route 1, Horse Shoe, N. C. FRANCES WEAVER Route 2, Bessemer City, N. C. BILLY MAC WHITESIDE Route 1, Matthews, N. C. EDGAR LEWIS WILKERSON Route 5, Lexington, N. C. RALPH T. WILKERSON 6th St., Newton, N. C. NICHOLAS FISHER WILLIAMS Lower Dallas Road, Gastonia, N. C. WILLIAM THOMAS WOODLIEF Route 1, Randleman, N. C. CHESTER C. KILPATRICK Box 363, Brevard, N. C. ARTHUR EUGENE KING 19 Harris St., Mooresville, N. C. WILLIAM BROWN KUYKENDALL Route 1, Arden, N. C. SELMA EVELYN LEDFORD Route 1, Casar, N. C. LEWIS HAROLD LEDWELL 1924 N. Independence Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. RICHARD ALLISON LEWIS 211 Rowan Ave., Spencer, N. C. BRUCE McGUIRE Route 1, Pisgah Forest, N. C. MARGARET DIANE MclNTOSH 612 Marietta St., Asheville, N. C. MELVIN DWIGHT MclNTOSH Route 4, Box 735, Charlotte, N. C. DON MALCOLM 402 North Church St., Mooresville, N. C. JAMES FREDERICK MANEY Route 1, Horse Shoe, N. C. JOHN WESLEY MARONA Etowah, N. C. ROBERT EUGENE MARTIN Box 589, Kings Mountain, N. C. ROBERT CARROLL MAULDIN 909-Third St., Spencer, N. C. MARY FRANCES MEACHUM Route 2, Wadesboro, N. C. RACHEL MEADERS 209 Blue Ridge Dr., Greenville, S. C. MARY LILLIAN MORGAN 311 Whitmire St., Brevard, N. C. WILSON AVERY MORGAN Route 4, Hendersonville, N. C. JENNIE LOU MORRIS Route 1, Casar, N. C. Page Sixty-Five M -. r I. Push away and stroke. 2. The talented ones. 3. Daisy Mae finally gets her man. A. A Yankee in our midst. 5. Sneaking in— or out? 6. The ready vets. 7. The beauty strokes— after 12. 8. Jane ' s always looking the wrong way. I ■ Sixty Sii Crowing With The Modern South SINCE 1906 Forty-seven years ago Champion first recognized the vast natural resources and skilled workmanship of the people of the South. This combination has made it possible for us to proudly say. Whatever Your Paper Problem, it ' s a Challenge to Champion. The Champion Paper and Fibre Company Carolina Division CANTON, NORTH CAROLINA Page Sixty-Seven Ecusta Paper Corporation Subsidiary of Olin Industries, Inc. World ' s Largest Manufacturer of Cigarette Paper and Olin Cellophane Pisgah Forest, North Carolina I ' itgC Si ' CO-ED AND CLEMSON THEATERS The Latest and Best Movie Entertainment Brevard, North Carolina Lenoir Rhyne College Hickory, North Carolina A co-educational Senior College Fully Accredited • LIBERAL ARTS • SCIENCE • MUSIC • TEACHER TRAINING • COMMERCE Extra-curricular activities include: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Radio, Dramatics, Forensics and Athletics Emphasis on Christian character and Scholarship SUMMER SESSION BEGINS JUNE 8 FALL SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7 Phone 3-3111 Austin ' s Studio Portraits - Commercial Aerial Photography Helen O. Summey, Manager-Photographer 11 E. Main Street - Brevard, N. C. Page StJrty-Nin$ J(eus PRINTING COMPANY ' V Annuals of Distinction GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Best Wishes From Brevard ' s Modem RADIO STATION WPNF Located adjacent to the beautiful campus of Brevard College • MBS AFFILIATE • 1240 ON AM DIAL Wonderful Pisgah National Forest Brevard, North Carolina We Wish You the Best Of Success in Life Always Duke Power Company Serving the Piedmont Carolinas Page Seventy J. Hold the door open, Ma. 2. Unhand me, you villian! 3. Anybody going to Bessemer City? 4. Our hearts shall ne ' er forget! 5. Sorla cold in these hyar hills. 6. Church every Sunday. 7. Aw, please, Chunk. 8. The TV gal from Charlotte. I 1 cmy-One Your Campus Grocer KEARNS ' GROCERY WE SALUTE BREVARD COLLEGE GRADUATES STUDENTS, AND FACULTY MEMBERS The Transylvania Times A State and National Prize-Winning Newspaper Southern Dairies Sealtest Ice Cream and Milk T. RALPH PARRISH. Manager Phone 2-3621 Box 88 Brevard, North Carolina S. M.Macfie Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE REVEL ON AGENCY Brevard, North Carolina Meet Your Friends At VARNER ' S OR LONG ' S BREVARD ' S MOST POPULAR DRUG STORES Eddie Varner, Mgr. Your Walgreen Agency PHONE 3-3311 Brevard - North Carolina Compliments of OSBORNE-SIMPSON FUNERAL HOME 143 E. Main Street Phone 3-2421 BREVARD, N. C. Micy ' s Laundry 343 Kina; Street Phone 3-2541 BREVARD, N. C. Page Seventy-Two Compliments Of CASH AND CARRY SUPER MARKET East Main Street BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA SCHRAFFT ' S ' The Nation ' s Leading Candies ' ON SALE AT GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE MORGAN BROS., INC. Wholesale Distributors 67 Broadway - Asheville, N. C. Candy is Delicious Food Enjoy Some Every Day CHICKEN KITCHEN CHICKEN-IN-THE-BASKET Barbecue our Specialty CHARLIE OWENBY Phone 2-6231 Brevard, North Carolina CASH WHOLESALE GROCERY East Jordan Street BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA SARRATS CLEANERS Pick up by Micy ' s New Used Cars Trucks HAYES MOTORS PISCAH CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Only Brevard, North Carolina Page Seventy-Three Compliments of A. b P. TEA COMPANY Charlotte, N. C. Compliments TRANSYLVANIA TRUST COMPANY BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BREVARD INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of GAITHERS RESTAURANT THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD RHODENDRON and DOGWOOD ROOMS BANQUETS CIVIC CLUBS SPECIAL PARTIES Phone TU-34211 35 South Broad Street BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA THE QUALITY STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Where Women Like To Shop MITCHELL MOTOR CO., Inc. BROAD STREET DIAL 3-4741 DODGE - PLYMOUTH Dodge Job Rated Trucks Page Seventy-Four Compliments Of The Blue Ridge Trucking Company Aru toarctphs Pag Seventy-Fivi Compliments of BREVARD COLLEGE BOOK STORE REAGAN TAYLORS 44 University Place SEATTLE 7, WASHINGTON Compliments of GALLOWAYS CAFE Where Students and Faculty Meet BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA McCrary Auto Service, Inc. Wrecker Service BREVARD, N. C. OldsmobiU Compliments of Bishop ' s Used Cars W. Main Street Phone 2-1231 BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA Page ?ei enty Six I. Rev. Whiteside from Jerusalem. 5. A man ' s gotta have a Grandpa. 2. Now, why did that happen? 6. Can ' cha read? 3. Don ' t let them take me to High Point. 7. K stands for Krazy. 4. Stone walls do not a prison make. 8. Don ' t peek, boys! Page Seventy-Seven tu toarctijh arapi Page Seventy-Eight _Xra toaraphs Page Sevcnty Nine ; : MMES ADDISON JONES LIBRARY SREVARD COLLEGE BRB ARD NC s