Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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u;h:l; z 3c: Under the brightly colored streamers that fell from the ceiling unambitious ones were clustered around tables watching special smiles illuminated in the candlelight. They were building a world of sights and sounds and sensations from the abundant supply of stimuli. Sud- denly music stopped, movement escalated beside the narrow trail of red carpet which led to a throne. Down this path came radiant young women in long dresses, one of whom took her crown and rightful seat as Queen of the festivities. She held her red roses - the dream came true. Left: Jackie Tyler, sophomore attendant, escorted by Dave Wendelin. Below: Freshman attendant, Linda Kass, escorted by Andy Smith. Bottom Left: Linda Dease, sophomore at- tendant, escorted by Arnold Nicholson. Bottom Right: Freshman attendant, Jeanette Land, escorted by Gary Cort. it

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i mm im m m a mmmmiimmmssissms t mm Special speakers challenge students Throughout the year, special programs are presented for our interest, and for those who become involved, are rewarding and enriching. In the fall, a banquet climaxed the dedication of our new A. G. Myers Dining Hall. Later, several students traveled to the nation ' s capital to participate in the United States Student Press Association conference. Again on the campus level, we had the opportunity to hear and to speak directly and personally with guest speaker Dr. Wayne Womer, concerning the problem of drinking, with Dr. Samuel Levering, who led the United Nations Day observance, and with Rabbi Arnold Task, the Jewish Chautuaqua representative. During the spring, Paul Anderson, the world ' s strongest man, appeared in chapel, representing the Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. His testimony was inspiring; a group of enthu- siastic young men established a Brevard College Chapter of the organiza- tion. 1 22 1 TJgtTWtf m mn ttmtmnnnttntmntm