Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

P i - ' ' am i IS PERTELOTE 70 volume 36 Brevard College Brevard, North Carolina TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 4 The Year 32 Faculty and Administration 122 The Student Body 128 The Community 168 Index 194 Epilogue 202 •liS Hi S ig i £T • 1 m H EL.C otf BREVARD COLLEGE . « 1 ■til- IcsUrn LflROLiNA Lontwm 15 .rift ?. -  « ! «fy nHHHMMI HH ■CMM •a«f imMliiWHIIPIIM l 21 mMfflMHMI 13 M ■■■J ■■HI f IIS ■ J 1 r IL. iiV Kb Kfel ' ■hrl «■ I - : __ ■mmm wmmmmmmi From the time a student steps foot on a college cam- pus he becomes a part of an entirely different com- munity from that to which he has been accustomed. He is a vital part of some- thing he will never forget. Hopefully, he will want to treasure all that happens while he is encountering this new and glorious ex- perience. THE YEAR 34 V Mil The academic year 1969-1970 offi- cially began with the Fall Convoca- tion. Faculty and administration, in cap and gown , and President Davis, welcomed the returning sophomores back to Brevard and the freshmen to their new home. Registration was part two of the opening of school. Freshmen and sophomores alike withstood the long lines and long hours to sign up for classes. Robert Aldine Davis, in his first year as President of Brevard College, has virtually enchanted the campus with his sparkling per- sonality. In the cafeteria, in the hallways, or on the campus lawn, President Davis never hesitated to meet students with a friendly handshake and inquiry into their well-being as a student at Brevard. His concern for each individual was always apparent in the emo- tional strength of his friendly countenance. Also, he has invariably enchanced the trust and friendship of the faculty members and students alike with his determined and vigor- ous attitude toward the progress of Brevard College. His congenial disposition combined with his aggressive leadership qualities have undoubtedly been the key to his success as an educational administrator. President Davis can boast extensive ac- complishments as a scholar in preparation for his administrative career. He graduated from South Georgia Junior College, and received his Bachelor of Business Administration de- gree from the University of Georgia in 1949. In 1952 he earned the Bachelor of Divinity degree from Emory University and in 1959 received the master ' s degree in Sacred The- ology from Yale University. After graduating from Emory he became Director of the Wesley Foundation at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, Virginia. Following his graduate study at Yale, he was Director of the Wesley Foundation at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. In 1962 he left Georgia for Nashville, Tennessee where he was the Associate Director of the Division of Higher Education of the United Methodist Church. Finally in 1969, he turned his sights to Brevard, North Carolina and assumed the task of President of Brevard College. Several significant honors have already come to Mr. Davis. In 1957, in the course of his Director ' s job at the Wesley Foundation in Blacksburg, Virginia he was chosen as Out- standing Young Man of the Year by the Jay- cees. Also, his Master ' s degree from Yale University was accomplished as a Danforth Scholar. Of course, it is said that behind every suc- cessful man stands a woman slightly in the shadow. President Davis ' inspiration has been the former Phyllis Clough of Douglas. Georgia. Mrs. Davis is a magna cum laude graduate of Wesleyan College. The President and his wife have three smaller inspirations in Robert Aldine, III, Phyllis Blaine, and Palmer Clough. 37 ■ H ■( .■: — ■•JJ ' I- 39 40 Brevard College received a much needed facility this year with the completion of the McLarty- Goodson Classroom Building. Con- structed at an estimated cost of $500,000, the new building en- compasses twice the space of the old classroom building, in use since 1914, and includes individual office space for faculty members. Construction on the new building started in the fall of 1968 and was part of an expansion program begun by the late Dr. Emmett K. McLarty, president of the college from 1957-1968. The building was named for him and for W. Kenneth Goodson, trustee and resident bishop of the Birmingham area of the United Methodist Church. It in- cludes many new educational fea- tures that were not provided in the old building. Lecture classrooms contain rear screen projection mechanisms installed behind the black boards, thus making possible the showing of films with a mini- mum of manipulation. The building houses a modern, fully equipped language laboratory. Class attend- ance is made more comfortable because of the inclusion of a cen- tral air-conditioning system. McLARTY-GOODSON BUILDING Cultural Programs were an innova- tion at Brevard College this year. They replaced the weekly chapels and lyceums previously held. Of the 34 programs presented, attendance at 22 was required. A variety of sub- jects and musical groups were in- volved. Some of the programs were musi- cal presentations such as the Smith- sonian Institute, September, and The Paul Winter Consort, which ap- peared January 31. A one-man com- edy-musical show by Peter Sayers, an England-born performer, was prob- ably the best received of all the pro- grams. The Appalachian Mountain Festival featuring Hedy West, pro- vided a concert of country and folk songs, some of which were historical, some full of sorrow, and some humor- ous. Also, a group of four black art- ists, Concert 70 appearing October 27, 1969, covered the music field from folk songs to broadway hits. Some interesting speakers who appeared in the programs were Dr. Mark Depp, a very dynamic minister and college trustee from Winston- Salem; Dr. Eugene Calendar, a negro housing commissioner in New York; and Dr. Russell Montfort, the leader of the Religious Emphasis Week. SOCCER Eighty-eight minutes of blood , sweat and tears — soccer ' 69. This is the only way to describe this soc- cer season which began in rain and ended in a journey to the nationals in Miami, Florida. Led by tri-cap- tains Ralph Lundy, Mike Michner, Cedric Guthrie, and a rookie coach, Larry Burch, the Tornadoes fought long and hard to earn the title of regional champs, and place sixth in the nationals. 43 -« :: v li  • 88 MINUTES OF BLOOD, SWERTand TEARS BC SOCCER tf I U li TOM The 1969 Homecoming Court anxiously awaits halt-time activities when the Queen will be announced. ' 1 Sophomore Attendant, Linda Martin. Homecoming Queen, Jeanette Land. Freshman Attendant. Lark Brown Freshman Attendant, Sandy Caster ' .In %■: - ■ Sophomore Attendant, Vicky Peeler 52 HOMECOMING Annual Homecoming festivities began with a bonfire and ended with the official crown- ing of the new Homecoming Queen. Bonnie Brewbaker, the 1968 Queen, crowned her successor Jeanette Land, who was at- tended by two sophomores and two fresh- men. Soccer and cross country victories helped to heighten the spirit of the week- end and the formal dance Saturday night softly escorted a beautiful Homecoming away. 53 CHEERLEADERS Dedication and perseverance are two good words to describe the ' 69- 70 cheerleading squad. Sponsored by Mrs. Donna Burch. the six sopho- mores and three freshmen followed the soccer team to national competi- tion in Miami, Florida and accompa- nied the basketball team to regional playoffs in Ferrum, Virginia. The hours of practice and the leadership of Car- olyn Odom enabled these girls to be- come a team who worked for the teams and the student body. Left to right: Janice Cartner, Debbie Lewis, Julie Persons, Robin Chambers. Carolyn Odom, Katie Marrow, Linda Martin, Sherry Queen. Maxine Ashworth. 55 RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK What ' s Left to Believe In? was the theme of the Eleventh Plyler Religious Emphasis Week March 8-12 sponsored by the Christian Council. Dr. Russell Montfort of the Burkhead United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem led the services. In his daily talks, he brought the students face to face with new ideas and new challenges as young Christian adults. He also spoke informally in the dormitories and held personal consultations. Presidents of the various denominational groups form the Christian Council. Advised by Chaplain Roy, the organization planned and executed an active pro- gram. In the spirit of the respective seasons, they effectively decorated the cafe- teria for the Thanksgiving Dinner and sponsored the traditional Christmas Tree Lighting. 57 EiSZfe STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The ' 69-70 Student Government Association saw many new changes take place this year. Besides working under a new constitution, it consisted of more students than ever before. The SGA was divided into three branches — executive branch, legis- lative branch, and social branch. Un- der the leadership of president Ken Eaton, vice-president Keith Holland, and Secretary-treasurer D. J. Padgett, the SGA found it possible to make suggestions, pass bills, and improve campus life. More student represen- tation allowed the SGA to produce a very successful year. Mil SOCIAL BOARD Acting as a branch of the Student Government Association, the Social Board functioned under its own constitution and worked well to provide the campus with a variety of social events. Spon- soring dances and mov- ies, the Board also helped some organiza- tions by lending them money and asking for in- formation on various types of entertainment. Members of the Social Board are : Maureen Scott, Chairman; Jean- ette Land, Kit Black, Rick Stough, Ralph Lundy and John Collins. URLITZER ti BUSINESS CLUB Under the leadership of Katie Marrow and advisor Mrs. Grace Munro, the Business Club saw a very productive year. Besides making a donation to the disaster area in Biloxi, Missis- sippi, the club sponsored persons from outside the college to help fulfill the club ' s purpose, that being to bridge the gap between the classroom and the business world. 6? PHI THETA KAPPA. Left to right: Front row: Elyse Sloan, Nancy Sloan, Sherry Woody. Barbara Kipps, Cynthia Slate, Debbie Westrick, Jean Whicker, Dannette Jacks. 2nd row: Harry Lockey, Bob Misenheimer, Charlie Sykes, Betty Dennis, Madelyn Rizk, Janice Crane, Gloria Locklear, Susan Cross, Bill Blanton, Rita King. Trey Tingle. PHI THETA KAPPA ■ « ; ♦s 1 X r H r « yjft t I w Being a member of the top ten per cent of the class, with a B average, and faculty ap- proval are the necessary qual- ifications for induction into Brevard ' s Delta Pi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior college scholastic hon- or fraternity. The Delta Pi chapter this year was one of the largest ever, having twenty- three members. During the fall the group sold doughnuts as a money making project, and during the spring they sold school stationery. The service project this year was again Crossnore School. Various members made several trips there tak- ing used clothing, stamps, and coupons. Also a scholarship was donated for a worthy stu- dent. A coke party was given in February for perspective members who had made eith- er the honor roll or Dean ' s List first semester. Tapping and formal induction of new mem- bers was held in April. 63 i Mj BIG SISTERS. Left to right: Front row: Jan Gast, Donna Mills, Penny Taylor, Sheri Woody, Carolyn Odom, Janice Cartner, Jamie Munday, Sandy Thomas, Judy Hahn, Susan Irvin, Kerry Kille, Adnenne Williams, Sharon Spires, Vicky Peeler, Elyse Sloan. Back row: D. J. Padgett, Jill Sheridan, Terry Venable, Jeanette Land, Madelyn Rizk, Missy Carriel, Linda Houseman, President: Rita King. Mary Carter Janice Crane, Danette Jacks, Barbara Kipps, Emily Jones, Cindy Slate, Jean Whicker, Sherry Keeter. BIG SISTERS The excitement of leaving for college usual- ly frightens freshmen and leaves them with the feel- ing of loneliness and despair. But Big Sisters, an organization of soph- omore girls, helps these feelings go away and makes the new student feel at home. Big Sisters are seen guiding visitors around campus and do- ing odd jobs to promote an atmosphere of well- being on campus. 64 MARSHALS Each year the top ranking students academically are chosen as marshals for the graduating class. These students are ones who have displayed excellent intellectual ability. It is a responsibility and a priviledge to obtain the honor of being a marshal. Left to right: Front row: Mr. Roy. College Marshal, Jean Whicker. Cindy Slate. Danette Jacks. Mike Brown. Back Row: Bill Blanton, Bob Misenheimer. 65 r jw INTRAMURAL CROSS- COUNTRY WINNERS Kneeling: Coach Witek, Mitchell Blevins, Charlie Sykes. John Bradley, Tommy Anderson. 2nd row: Cednc Guthrie, Bill Bartield, Ralph Lundy, Paul Shemll. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL WINNERS ,.7 - _ vt r- • ; ■ ' -•.- ; ' 3 ' 2 v Left to r g ic Kneeling: Dave Chesnut. Rob Marty, Mike Faggart. Robert Tutterow, Kenny Gordon. Standing: Rod Jones Randy Lutz Bob Keen. Ricky Hoffman. Jerry Tuttle. Randall Essick. EUTERPEAN SOCIETY EUTERPEAN SOCIETY. Left to right: Front Row: Karen Lowder, Sherry Keeter, Susan Irvin, Jeanette Land, Emily Jones. 2nd row: Janice Cartner, Carolyn Odom, Norma Distler, Jill Payton. Donna Cleary, Pat McClain, Diane Helgeson, Julie Persons, Sue Vail, Kerry Kille, Robin Chambers. 3rd row: Sherry Queen, Katie Marrow, Rae Whicker, Dede Tolin, Sherry High, Lynn Summerlin, Mary Ann Springfield, Patsy Dull, Debbie Mason, Patty Cerny, Linda Clark, Susan Harrell. 68 ■n CLIOSOPHIC SOCIETY Left to right: Bill Sizemore, Ed Thomas. Mike Thorpe, John Carter, Ronnie Harrison, John Pepper, Dwight Shaw, Randall Rollins i I H DELPHIAN SOCIETY MNEMOSYNEAN SOCIETY Left to right: Front row: Vicki Peeler, Lou Harrell, Joyce Gibson, Donna Mills. Anne Bridges, Diane Smith, Sharon Pickelsimer, Adnenne Williams, Kit Black. 2nd row: Bobbi McDaniel, Cathy Bass, Barbara Horner, Lark Brown, Kathy Bright. 3rd row: Andy King, Linda Tresca, Jamie Munday, Sandy Thomas, Paul- ette Griflis, Debbie Lewis, Sally Helms, Carol Williams. 4th row: Madelyn Rizk, Susan Pitman, Sharon Spires, Sally Redman, Rose Barnette. Sidney Hughes. Melissa Needles. 71 SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY Edgar Lee Masters ' classic Spoon River Anthology was presented by the Brevard Masquers as the last program in the college ' s third Festival of Contemporary Arts on No- ve mber 21 and 22. The drama, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Rhuemma Miller, featured a cast of four charac- ters in the adaptation of Mas- ters ' work by Charles Aidman. Via musical interludes, the audience was introduced in a cemetery to the ghosts of those who were inhabitants of Spoon River and whose se- crets have gone with them to the grave. Penny Taylor, Val Barri, Alan Lathan, and George Weaver portrayed the sixty- odd characterizations and vi- gnettes in this constantly in- teresting entertainment, offer- ing a variety of roles and im- personizations, from young lovers, preachers and teach- ers, to the funny chronicle of the poor mixed-up Jew who ends up in the wrong ceme- tery. Both the sordid and the humorous sides of life are por- trayed with ballads and the free verse form of Edgar Lee Masters. 73 r -A GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB. Left to right: Front Row: Mr. Miller, Sharon Cornher, Janice Cartner, Cecile Flowers, Virginia Edmund- son, Ann Curtis, Marguinte Dente, Ann Stitt, Debbie Jarvis. 2nd row: Ann Williams, Annette Brown, Evelyn Candiloros, Lucille Jarvis, Yvonne Whitehurst, Betty Fuller, Beverly Burge, Lou Harrell, Linda Clark, Susan Harrell. 3rd row: Ellen Scott, Susan Cross, Alice Knowles, Jeanette Land, Judy Hahn, Fran Phillips, Penny Taylor, Patty Cerny, Treva Lee, Susan Yopp, Nancy Coble, Suzanne Johnston, Kathy Wilson, Yvonne McKmney, Lynn Shepherd, Sandra Blackburn. 4th row: Tim Tedder, David Jennings, Larry Stitzel, Eddie Rousseau, Richard Stevens, David Gantt, Herb Weishaupt, Harry Watkins, George Gunza, Don Livingston, Ken Eaton, James Porter, John Hoppe, Alan Berner, Richard Thompson, Steve Arnngton, Don Benson, Larry Schores, Ed Thomas, Robbie Tillotson, Alan Lathan, Cindy Slate, Piano. CONCERT BAND CONCERT BAND. Left to right: Front Row: Barbara Shaw. Bob Davenport, Alan Lathan, Mary Ann Springfield, Alice Knowles, Fran Phillips. Judy Hahn, Susan Cross, Cecile Flowers, Carol Barnhill, Harry Watkins. 2nd row: Ellen Scott, Don Hughes, Richard Thompson, Mark Todd. Annette Brown. Jill Peyton, Mr. Cope. Sharon Cornher, Nancy Coble, Bobby Ryan, David Gantt, Cindy Slate. John Wayant, Pat Austin. Virginia Edmundson, Lark Brown. Back Row: Lynn Price. Alan Berner, Tim Piper, Sherrill Barber, Ralph Maxwell, Eddie Rousseau. Larry Stitzel, John Hurst, Winston Bell, Tim Tedder, Lucille Jarvis. COLLEGE CHOIR COLLEGE CHOIR. Lett to right: Left Row: Richard Stevens, Herb Weishaupt, Tim Piper, Don Livingston 2nd row: Kathy Wilson, Yvonne McKinney, Lynn Shepherd. 3rd row: Lou Harrell, Marguerite Dente, Jean Whicker Ann Stitt. 4th row: Debbie Jarvis, Linda Woychak, Betty Fuller, Evelyn Candiloros. 5th row: Ann Curtis Ann Williams, Susan Yopp. Penny Taylor. 6th row: John Hoppe. Alan Lathan, Alan Berrier. James Porter Steve Amngton MADRIGALS MADRIGALS. Left to right: Front row: Yvonne Whitehurst. Treva Lee, Beverly Surge, Alice Knowles. Sharon Cornher Cindy Slate, Lucille Jarvis, Penny Taylor. Back row: James Porter, John Hurst. David Jennings David Ganti George Gunza, Ken Eaton, Alan Lathan, Eddie Rousseau One of the highlights of the Christmas season is the annual lighting of the campus Christmas tree. Devotions, read by President Davis, and seasonal music, led by Miss Tillotson, the Chamber En- semble and Madrigals, preceded the actual lighting of the tree, which always helps to make the spirit of Christmas warmer through- out the campus. CHAMBER ENSEMBLE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE- Left to right: Front row: Virginia Edmundson, Carol Barnhill. Barbara Shaw. 2nd row: Lynn Price, Sherrill Barber, Ralph Maxwell. John Hoppe, Harry Watkins. 3rd row: Yvonne Whitehurst, Treva Lee, Beverly Burge, Alice Knowles. Sharon Cornher. Cindy Slate, Lucille Jams, Penny Taylor. 4th row: James Porter. John Hurst. David Jennings. David Gantt, George Gunza. Ken Eaton, Alan Lathan. Eddie Rousseau. PEP BAND PEP BAND. Left to right: Ralph Maxwell, Alan Lathan, Larry Schores. John Hoppe. Eddie Rousseau Lynn Price, Larry Stitzel. A, high jump and a long shot by Charlie Hunt raises Brevard ' s score. High jumping Greg Headen goes up to aid his 24-pomt aver- age. Making a left-handed shot good is Tom Keithley. BASKETBALL There was never a team like the 1969-70 Brevard College Torna- does. They stole from, out-shot, came-from-behind, and literally out-hustled their conference foes in high balling their way to second place in the Western Carolina Jun- ior College Conference Tourna- ment and into the Region Ten fi- nals. During a rather lukewarm first half of the season, the Tornadoes lacked their all-conference center Greg Headen, who came on strong, averaging 29.4 points in the sea- son ' s second half. With added re- bounding and scoring strength in Headen, the Tornadoes had a new look. They proceeded to set eight new school records and to finish their season with a 17-12 overall record and a 8-4 conference re- cord. That gave them the 2nd place berth in the conference. The Tornadoes stormed past Montreat-Anderson and Spartan- burg in the WCJCC Tournament, only to lose the neck-and-neck championship contest to Lees- McRae, 75-71. The second place berth in the tournament enabled the Tornadoes to enter the Region Ten playoffs, where they defeated a strong Gas- ton College team in their first play- off game 92-80. In Virginia, how- ever, the Ferrum Panthers caught the Tornadoes on a frigid evening and ran away with a 95-62 victory and the Tornadoes hard-fought season came to an end. Joe Kagel shoots from his favorite spot — the outside corner. Under the basket Ed Humphrey makes a clean sweep for a two-pointer. 7? Making a long one tor two points is Sam Brick. Words of encouragement are given during a time-out by Coaches Martin and Burch. BO Buzzy Kelley umps for a rebound- Sophomores Greg Headen, Charlie Hunt and Joe Ed Humphrey stands by tor the shot Kagel accept the Conference second-place trophy made by Roger Jamison. Sophomore Attendant Janice Cartner Sophomore Attendant Dede Tohn 8? J! Christmas Queen Miss Hilda Hughey CHRISTMAS COURT The annual Christmas Dance was held on December 8, 1969. Sponsored by the Euterpean and Cllosophic societies, the dance featured The Tempests and was decorated with Christmas trees and Santa Clauses. The gala af- fair was highlighted by the crowning of Miss Hilda Hughey as Christmas Queen. Freshman Attendant Norma Distler BOSHAMER LUNCHEON, DEDICATION HELD A testimonial luncheon in hon- or of Cary C. Boshamer and ded- ication services for the addition to Boshamer Gymnasium were held February 7. Dedication services were held after the luncheon on the main playing floor of the new women ' s gymnasium, which also includes four faculty offices, a lounge, film room and an additional classroom. Mr. and Mrs. Boshamer were guests of honor that evening at a Brevard basketball game, where the Tornadoes set four school records in blasting visit- ing Montreat-Anderson College 139-65. A FAMILIAR PLACE .... A NEW NAME Former students would not re- cognize the old library at Brevard. Built in 1948, the facility was closed in 1967 with the completion of the new James A. Jones Library. Re- cently renamed the Eugene J. Col- trane Building and renovated for use by the College ' s art depart- ment, the former library contains four classrooms and two areas for display of work done by Brevard students and faculty members. Art instructors Timothy Murray and Robert Poe are shown in the ac- companying pictures as they ex- amine a new student art show on display in the main gallery of the building. SIMS STUDENT CENTER BEGUN Construction on the long- awaited Sims Student Center began early this winter with plans for student occupancy early in the second semester next year. Originally planned as a $250,000 project, the center has been expanded into a two-story centrally air-condi- tioned structure containing over 20,000 square feet. Cost will be in excess of $500,000. The center will include a student post office, college store, grill, lounge areas, tele- vision viewing room, recrea- tion rooms and student gov- ernment offices. tK A MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Four students are chosen each year to represent their respective classes as Mr. and Miss Sophomore and Mr. and Miss Freshman. These stu- dents are the active ones — the ones interested in their classes, their school, and the college community as a whole. Taking part in many aspects of college life, they work hard to be elected by their fellow classmates as stu- dent leaders. Mr. and Miss Sophomore Keith Holland and Donna Mills, aptly fill these qualifica- tions. Donna, a resident of Greenville, South Carolina, takes an active role in student politics serving as vice-presi- dent of the class. Keith, vice- president of the Student Gov- ernment Association, finds time to dabble in the chemis- try lab and work toward his major — dentistry. These two students certainly deserved the honor given them. MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN Two familiar faces on the campus are those of Virginia Edmundson and Dave Ches- nut. Virginia, a native of Snow Hill, North Carolina, is usually seen in the music building working toward her major in music. She is interested, de- termined, and hard-working. Dave, president of the freshman class, is politically inclined and takes an active role in student government. Both students rightly deserve their titles — Mr. and Miss Freshman. 89 RLaaS VALENTINE COURT February 14, 1970 — a day of flowers, candy, and cards. The day began with delivery boys rushing in to make the oc- casion a happy one for lovers on campus. Valentine ' s Day ended in a semi-formal dance featuring the Drifters, highlighted by the crowning of Sophomore Sally Helms as the Delphian Sweet- heart. Delphian Sweetheart Miss Sally Helms Sophomore Attendant Sandy Thomas Freshman Attendant Craig Cushman Sophomore Attendant Madelyn Rizk Sophomore Attendant Melissa Needles Freshman Attendant Carol Williams «  ' x - 1 93 r «C3E =- Pf-AOj 94 f-AAJ SPRING COURT May Queen Miss Donna Barrack Sophomore Attendant Elyse Sloan Along with the arrival of spring comes warm weather, a new attitude across campus, and spring beauties. The annual Spring Dance, held May 2, brought forth a feeling of regret as some students realized the year was ending. Given in honor of the graduating class, the dance featured the crowning of the May Queen, Miss Donna Barrack, who re- flected the true feeling of spring in her warm smile and elated cries as she was crowned. Freshman Attendant Leslie Musselman Sophomore Attendant Missy Carriel 99 -AMi Editor-in-chief Paul Sims discusses an article with associate editor, Mark Todd. Mrs. Ena K. Sigmon, newspaper advisor, approves the work of James Chu. reporter. THE CLARION this year has taken great care in see- ing that events at Brevard College have been covered. Sports, student news, de- partment news, editorials, and administration happen- ings have all been included in THE CLARION to keep its readers informed about Brevard College. Ronnie Smith, who edited the paper during the first semester, left Brevard Col- lege and was replaced in the second semester by Paul Sims. Paul believes that a newspaper of THE CLARION ' S size and range of interest should be con- fined to College news in general, occasionally in- cluding interesting articles on other colleges as well as world events. 101 ET_flA, WfHaJ 105 ■ppvp lip WPP 1 106 PLes; 109 ISSJ 110 Editor in Chief, Sherry Queen Mrs. C. E. Roy. Adviser ft mm PERTELOTE STAFF 1970 Chaucer ' s NONNE PREESTES TALE is the source from which the Brevard College year- book derived its name. Pertelote was the wise hen most admired by the gallant Chanticleer. The book has been published annually since 1935. WTiii Sfc ► V I Harry Lockey, Sports Editor Assistant Photographer, Shernll Barber 113 WTJ i Tommy Carpenter shows good form in his follow through. Tommy Jordan looks on as Don Dickey makes a putt. Rick Burton prepares tor his tee-off- Ross Finney carries his own clubs as he moves to the next hole- GOLF 115 WTTJj GOLF TEAM Lett to right: David Holmes, Tommy Jordan, Tommy Carpenter, Don Dickey Mark Repookis Rick Burton. TENNIS TEAM Left to right: Don Hughes, Mike Faggart, Jim Williams, Ed Watson, John Propst, Ernie Sewell. 116 ■ •rivn TRACK TEAM Front Row, Left to right: Reggie McAfee. Bill Frye. Mike Nelson. Lennox Stewart. Buzzy Kelley. Roland Yearwood. Jim Husbands. Tommy Anderson. Second Row: Clarence Thomas. Tom Cahill. Randall Essick. Willie Davidson, Joe Hamilton, Tom Bingley. Ed Williams. Charlie Hunt. Forrest Broom and Coach Witek. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row. Left to right: Roland Yearwood, Jim Husbands. Reggie McAfee. Second Row: Coach Witek, Pete Jensen. Willie Davidson, Larry Lanier, Lennox Stewart. 117 SOCCER TEAM Left to right: Kneeling: Bill Barfield, Bobby Wood. Jake Brock, Ken Slowick, Cedric Guthrie Ray Hiler. Brackey Brenner, Robert Cassidy. John Bradley, Reid Tunstall. Standing: Coach Burch Bill Robison. John Henderson, Chuck Walker, Richard Hydrick, Bob Haase, Paul Sherrill Mike Michner, Ralph Lundy, John Akin, John Collins, Charlie Sykes. BASKETBALL TEAM Lett to right: Buzzy Kelley, Tom Keithley, John Peterson, Joe Kagel, Greg Headen Jim Taylor Ed Humphrey, Charlie Hunt, Bob Wolt, Roger Jamison l tV 7i SEASON ' S SCORE SUMMARY BREVARD OPPONENT 102 Wingate 82 87 Spartanburg Hi 8-1 North Greenville WCJCC Tournament 66 106 Mont real- Anderson 88 85 Spartanburg 72 71 Lees-McRae Region Ten Playoff 75 92 Gaston College Region Ten Semi-Finals 80 62 Ferrum Overall Record 1712 Conference 8-4 95 Place d 2nd in Region Ten Conference 1969-1970 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1969 SOCCER SCHEDULE BREVARD OPPONENT 1 5 Clemson B Team 6 UNC-Asheville Wingate 1 King 2 8 UNC-Asheville 2 7 Montreat-Anderson 1 Clemson B Team 2 4 Wingate 1 4 Montreat-Anderson 1 2 Sandhills 1 1 Oxford College at Emory 2 Region Ten Championship 2 Wingate 1 Overall Record 8-4 Conference. Region Ten Champions Sixth Place in National Championship CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE — 1969 BREVARD OPPONENT 31 Furman 35 Georgia 57 19 Carson Newman 50 Milligan 65 Clinch Valley 105 15 Wingate 49 15 Milligan Calloway Gardens Meet 47 Brevard Placed 7th in 15 teams 15 Wingate 43 29 Carson Newman 39 Milligan 52 Clinch Valley 105 Regional Meet 16 Wingate 42 28 Berry College 27 DeKaib 44 Overall Record 6-1 Regional Champions National Championship Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Brevard placed 12th of 22 teams BREVARD OPPONENT 77 WCU Freshmen 59 66 King s 48 69 Louisburg 89 106 Wingate ' i ' i 69 Lees-McRae 80 i,-, VVi nq.lt. ' 66 82 Gainesville 58 76 Montreat-Anderson 54 79 Mount Olive 68 64 Louisburg 68 68 WCU Freshmen 76 73 Hiwassee 94 81 North Greenville 87 67 Anderson 65 70 Isothermal 55 66 Clemson Freshmen 71 66 Spartanburg 64 69 Lees-McRae 72 139 Montreat-Anderson 65 68 Isothermal 72 93 Anderson 75 1969 GOLF RESULTS BREVARD 330 Montreat-Anderson 545 Spartanburg 500 Lees-McRae 527 Montreat-Anderson 527 Wingate 475 Gardner-Webb 426 Montreat-Anderson 482 Spartanburg 482 Wingate 503 Anderson 560 Gardner-Webb Overall Record 3-9 Conference Record 1-8 Conference Tournament 3rd Place 1969 TRACK RESULTS OPPONENT 354 489 526 555 476 474 423 460 465 4 88 470 BREVARD OPPONENT 61 Univ. of Tenn. B 74 98 Milligan 49 98 Lees-McRae 34 93 2 Wingate 69 ' 2 93 V 2 Lees-McRae 18 103 Wingate 60 103 Gardner-Webb 17 94 Wingate 69 94 Gardner-Webb Overall Record 9-1 Conference Record 6-0 Conference Meet 1st Place 17 1969 TENNIS RESULTS BREVARD OPPONENT 1 Anderson Wingate Lees-McRae 2 Lees-McRae 3 Montreat-Anderson 1 Gardner-Webb Wingate 2 Anderson 2 Gardner-Webb Overall Record 0-9 Conference Record 0-1 0 Whatever we feel — good , bad or indif- ferent — the faculty makes Brevard an in- stitution of learning. - We must learn to dis- cern for ourselves that there is more than %.. v i. what appears to be. This part of Brevard will always be remem- bered. JI ACADEMICS STAFF Mabel McNeely Alderman Assistant Director of Admissions Roscoe James Alderman Manager of College Store Shirley Elizabeth Ashworth Secretary to Business Manager Louise Faulkner Brackett Residence Counselor, Beam Hall Gertrude Goodwin Brown Residence Counselor, Beam Hall Come Lee Burdette, R N. Director of Infirmary Elsie Perry Burhans Faculty Secretary Quentm Eugene Cantrell Director ot Maintenance Betty Robinson Choate Secretary to Student Personnel Deans Mary Kirkpatnck Cox Director of Cafeteria Irene Heaton Crump Secretary to the Director of Col- lege Relations Imogene Monteith Eaker Alumni Secretary and Director of Workroom Anna Smith Etters Clerk for Office Services Mildred Talley Fiske Secretary to Science Faculty Rowe Burrell Fortune Assistant College Nurse Clarence Allman Goldsmith Supervisor ol Housekeeping Ermentrude Lansing Hasselman Residence Counselor. Green Hall Louise McCarn Kenerly Secretary to the President LaVerne Thomas McCall Assistant in College Store Ruth Scroggs Martin Secretary lo the Dean ol the Col- lege 122 E tf im STAFF Irma Rahn Monteith Bursar Dons Evelyn Monlgomery Assislant lo Business Manager Nell Padgell Norns Residence Counselor, Taylor Hall Margarel Stewart Norwood Assistant in College Store Dorothy Stalon Pace Bookkeeper Mildred Canlrell Parker Assistant Director ol Food Service Martha Gayle Poole Secretary to Music Faculty Louise Nichols Price Library Secretary Brona Nitong Roy Associate Registrar Thelma Nelson Youn Residence Counselor, Jones Hall ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Nelson Falls Adams Music William Clifton Allred, Jr. Sociology Martha Gail Anderson Health and Physical Education Mikal Linwood Barnes German Sara Scott Beard English William Nolt Beard Mathematics Christina Ellsworth Bowles English Associate Dean ol Sluden! Affairs Joseph Cates Bowles Director o( College Relations Larry Gene Burch Health and Physical Education ?. Beatrice Ruth Burgess Academic Counseling and Special Instruction Arlme Butler Campbell Librarian Samuel Loraine Cope Music Charles Christopher Cort Director of Admissions Major Thomas Cousins Music Rachel Cathey Daniels Mathematics Victor Freeman Duggins, Jr. History Charles Ray Fisher Business Leslie German Chemistry Louis Wilcox Godey Biology Nancy Black Hall Business Elliott Wannamaker Hardin. Jr. Business Manager Religion Charles Francis Henntze Assistant Librarian Toby Daniel Ives Admissions Counselor James William Jackson History William Monroe Knott. IN Biology Luther Harold Lawmg Dean of Student Affairs Religion Syllus Eugene Lovely History Henry Clyde McDonald Engineering Drawing Gene Monroe McGaha Mathematics Margaret Harrell McLarty English Letghton Wright Martin Director of Athletics Health and Physical Education William Louis Miles History and Religion Adelaide Hart Miller Music Harvey Horatio Miller, Jr Louise Peavy Miller Music Rhuemma Carter Miller English Speech and Drama Grace Jackson Munro Business Douglas Timothy Gordon Murray Art Patsy Elizabeth Neal Physical Education Bobbie Jean Nicholson Chemistry 22 125 TTZc ADMINSTRATION AND FACULTY Kt 1 Elizabeth Bryan Owen English Mario Pedro Perez Business and Spanish Viola Casanova de Perez Spanish Robert Harold Poe Art Dons Thompson Potts Biology Ora Lee Railsback Physics Eston Eugene Roberts English Charles Edward Roy Chaplain Religion and Psychology John William Setzer, Jr. Religion Ena Kate Sigmon English Robert Frank Sinclair French Mary Wilson Stevenson Assistant Librarian Harrison Elliott Tawney Director of Guidance Psychology Laura Virginia Tillotson Music Nien Ping Ting Mathematics Grady Herman Whicker Dean o) the College Sociology Mary Jo Wike Academic Counseling and Speci; Instruction Norman Lee Witek Health and Physical Education Orville Claire Woodyard Mathematics - L OF WE PROPfflTS . § I .AJWiTHY 1853 ; •X NOHE SHAU: IYER- BS; IBRMD- A WA y fOR-WANr O ' f .■ ' SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY mm m, vMMi: 1934 ■■■. ™r.. m 127 Two classes make up our student body. The student body makes Bre- vard a college. Friends — lovers, acquaintances , buddies and strangers — quite a variety are to be found. But whatever the case, the faces of our fellow students will always be fresh in our minds. THE STUDENT BODY it:. Led by Mack King, Donna Mills, and Sherry Queen, the sophomore class began work toward its class project early in the year. Dances, car washes, and class dues were used to raise money for the undertaking. A year of hard work was put forth by the sophomore class officers and repre- sentatives. 131 ' t- A 4J4J SOPHOMORES Jean Catherine Amberg Silver Spring, Maryland Thomas Wayne Anderson Timothy James Bailey Maitland. Florida William Roy Bartield Greensboro Rose Mane Barnett Greenville. South Carolina Donna Lee Barrack Tenafly, New Jersey Valerie Theresa Barn Key Biscayne, Florida Margaret Marie Beatty Atlantic Beach. Florida Thomas Lmwood Bingley Virginia Beach. Virginia Katherme Elizabeth Black Charlotte Rory Wayne Blake Charlotte William Webster Blanton, Jr. Statesville BilMe Gaines Bowers, Jr Six Mile. South Carolina Linda Paulette Bowie Sunsel, South Carolina Marlene Fae Brewer Winston-Salerr Kathey Lynn Bright Jacksonville, Florida Jacob Watson Brock Chapm. South Carolina William Forrest Broom Charleston Heights, South Carolina Lark Wynelle Brown Jacksonville. Florida Michael Leonard Brown John Eric Burton Malthews Sharon Leigh Busch Columbia. South Carolina John Thomas Cahill, Jr. Levittown. Pennsylvania William Prentice Cambell Mocksville Lkmk Elizabeth Wilson Carnel Gastonia Margaret Greenwood Carter Brevard Mary Eugenia Carter Augusta. Georgia Janice Denton Cartner Mocksville Patricia Ann Cerny Jacksonville. Honda Robin Lee Chambers Cherry Hill. New Jersey Shelton Wayne Cheek Greenville, South Carolina James K. C Chu Hong Kong Linda Ann Clark Manassas, Virginia Donna Ruth Clean Winston-Salem William John Collins, Jr. Chesapeake. Virginia Sebastian Teasley Cooke Salisbury Sharon Dianne Cornher China Grove Ralph Dawson Cox Falls Church. Virginia Janice Myra Crane Pisgah Forest Susan Lynn Cross Lakeland. Florida 133 T77?._ SOPHOMORES Charles Stanly Cunningham Charlotte Richard Nelson Cunningham Fletcher Roger David Curtis Salisbury Robert Lemuel Daniels Brevard Robert Elliott Davenport Jacksonville, Florida Willie Marion Davidson Greensboro Linda Leila Davis Asheville Elizabeth Franklin Dennis Brevard Timothy Norwood Dickson Greenville, South Carolina Donald Julius Dobrosky Miltord, New Jersey Donna Hazeline Douglass Eddie Clifford Dowdle Andrea Crowl Ducker Pisgah Forest Roger Philip Ducker Pisgah Forest Mary Jane Duval I Saginaw. Michigan Kenneth Dwight Eaton fiirf Jack Lawrence Enterlme Fairborn, Ohio Randall Lee Essick Patsy Rebecca Everharl Winston-Salem Marsha Dean Falls Virginia Ann Fortune Brevard Thomas Edward Fowler Horse Shoe Jams Louise Gasl Jacksonville. Florida Geraldine Jo-Anne Giglio Glen Rock, New Jersey Julia Beth Gillespie Charleston Heights. South Carolina Virginia Mae Girard Brevard Sarah Elizabeth Goforth Asheville Miriam Beacham Gray Wadesboro Frank League Greene. II Greenville, South Carolina George Raymond Gunza Westfield. New Jersey Cednc Reeves Guthrie Elizabeth. New Jersey Robert William Haase Greensboro Judith Glenn Hahn Charlotte Mary Ella Hamilton Brevard Ronald Dudley Harrison Greenville, South Carolina Gregory Eugene Headen Liberty Diane Edna Helgeson Asheville Sally Ann Helms Charlotte Sharon Ann Helsabeck Winston-Salem Debra Ann Hemmer Rochester, New York 7 A -J SOPHOMORES Linda Lee Herbert Asheville Sherry Ann High Gaslonia Molly Moore Hoffman Charlotte Ricky Sidden Hoftman Lexington Jackie Steve Holland Pisgah Forest Karen Vaughan Holland Jacksonville, Florida Keith Vaughn Holland Jacksonville, Florida John Robert Hoppe Greenville, South Carolina Alfred George Horay. Jr Highlands, New Jersey Linda Ann Houseman Greenville, South Carolina Ruth Ahce Hoyle Cooleemee Donald Hoyt Hughes. Jr. High Point Hilda Ann Hughey Cashiers Charles Samuel Hunt Brevard John Michael Hurst Nortolk. Virginia John James Ingalls New York, New York William Henry Ingr; Brevard Susan Lizabeth irvin Morganton Dannette Louise Jacks Simpsonville, South Carolina Deboiah Jean Jarvis Asheville Lucille Rene Jarvis David Eugene Jennings North Miami Beach, Florida Connie Lynn Johnson Pisgah Forest Margaret Gayle Johnson Paula Jean Johnson Linda Krishna Johnston Pierson, Florida Cheryl Many Jones Emdy Kathenne Jones Greer. South Carolina Vicki Ann Jones Greenville, South Carolina Joseph Mike Kagel South Bend, Indiana Robert James Keen Sumter, South Carolina Sherry Lynn Keeter Hendersonville Melissa Anne Kelly Winston-Salem Susan Kerry Kille Charlotte James Byrd King Mack Herron King, III High Point Rita Jane King Barbara Sue Kipps Centreville Virginia Harry Worth Kiser. Jr. Gasloma Alice Sue Knowles Elizabeth City VTTTsS SOPHOMORES Grace Jeanette Land Larry Wayne Lanier Mocksville Melvin Courtney Lanklord, Jr Bronxville, New York Alan Kent Lathan James Richard Lewis Columbia, South Carolina Harry Davis Lockey. Jr. Gloria Jean Locklear Marion, South Carolina Claudia Ann Loftts William Thomas Lollis, Jr. William Goettel Loomis Bemus Point. New York Wayne Michael Lottinville Hampton, Virginia Ralph Dale Lundy Kenneth Baxter McCombs Leah Leslie McGee Mauldin. South Carolina Jean Ellen McLarty Jerry Norns McLean Patrick Alan McMillan Spencer Morgan Maclie Virginia Alice Manchester West Hartford. Connecticut Mary Kalhryn Marrow Linda Lee Martin Chesapeake, Virginia Ralph Henry Maxwell Hickory Elizabeth Virginia Maybry Campobello. South Carolina Kathryn Killian Merrill Brevard Michael Churchill MiChner Hendersonville Donna Gail Mills Greenville. South Carolina Robert Lynn Misenheimer Brevard Bruce Albert Mitchem Rutherfordton Susan Louise Mobley Winston-Salem Jamie Carole Munday Hickory James Carl Nave. Jr. Asheville Melissa Fay Needles Hickory Richard Wayne Neil I Brevard Karen Anne Nicholaides Reading, Massachusetts Kathryne Elizabeth Nicholson Asheville Carolyn Mane Odom East Paterson, New Jersey Doyle Eugene Odom Brevard Sanlord Charles Olson Columbia, South Carolina Donna Joy Padgett Jacksonville, Florida Barbara Ruth Pans Brevard ■S SOPHOMORES Vicky Jo Peeler Charlotle James Lamar Pettit Brevard Sharon Ruth Pickelsimer Asheville Brenda Susan Pittman Jacksonville, Florida Leland Earl Powers, Jr. Wmslon-Salem Dennis Lynn Price Belmont John Daniel Punloy Statesville Kenneth James Putnam Asheville David Ray Queen Brevard Sherry Lee Queen Gastonia Patricia Anne Railsback Jacksonville Beach, Florida Madelyn Dana Rizk Jacksonville, Florida William Holdsworth Robison Fredericksburg. Virginia Cynthia Ann Rogers Mobile, Alabama Edwin Earl Rousseau Charlotte Timothy Tyson Ruttenber Lakeland, Florida George Edward Satalmo, Jr. East Harttord, Connecticut Maureen Knox Scott Santord, Florida Robert Bruce Sharkey Albemarle Bruce Allen Shaver Wilmington, Delaware Barbara Jean Shaw Basking Ridge. New Jersey Carole Lynn Sheppard Graniteville, South Carolina Jill Sheridan Brevard Ellena Lyda Shiflet Brevard Wayne Relis Shumolis Canton William Alfred Sizemore High Point Cynthia Gay Slate Boynton Beach. Florida Elyse Michale Sloan Allentown, Pennsylvania Nancy Jane Sloan Franklin Ronald Horace Smith Battleboro Carolyn Frances Spam West Ashevtlle William Burnley Spencer Stafford, Virginia Sharon Owen Spires Salisbury Timothy Clyde Slamey Asheville Claude Wayne Stevens Asheville Richard Scoit Slough Greensboro r .t t w i g AAi Catherine Jane Strachan Palm Beach Gardens. Florida Mary Elizabeth Strickland Winston-Salem Samuel Walton Suddulh DeLand, Florida Thomas Joseph Sullivan Neptune. New Jersey 01 tutfci SOPHOMORES Dame! David Swink Charles Louis Sykes. Jr. Mount Airy Beatty Leigh Taylor Roanoke Rapids James Edward Thomas High Point rrrww Uf . Sandra Jane Thomas Richard Kevin Thompson Mout Holly Robert Mark Tillotson Alvin Malcolm Tingle, III Diane Dons Tolin Jenkmtown, Pennsylvania Judith Lynn Tuer Aiken, South Carolina Rebecca Jo Underhill Marjorie Isabel Valentine DeLand, Florida Terri Parker Venable Winchester, Virginia Robert Charles Walker, III Charlottesville, Virginia Mary Ruth Waller Jacksonville, Florida David Michael Walters Salisbury Harry Douglas Watkms Newport News. Virginia Edward Frank Watson Miami, Florida Deborah Lee Way Brevard John Edward Wayant Greensboro 142 George Wilson Weaver Rulherfordton James Everette Webb. Jr Debra Lynn Westnck Winston-Salem Pansy Rae Whicker Brevard Shirley Jean Whicker Kerne rsville Adnenne Annette Williams Wades boro James Jacob Williams Gastonia Catherine Rowe Wilson High Point Robert Edward Wood Greensboro Robert Wayne Woodley Newport News, Virginia Sheri Evelyn Woody Pisgah Forest Joyce Linda Young Brevard 1 U3 The freshman class, spirited by Dave Ches- nut, Rob Marty, and Treva Lee quickly made a name for itself as being an active, fun-loving class. Be- sides sponsoring sev- eral dances, including the Spring Dance, they challenged the soph- omore class to a powderpuff footbal game to promote spirit and class patriotism. FRESHMEN Virginia Ryle Adams John Markham Akin Pompano Beach. Florida Richard Spivey Aldous Charleston Heights, South Carolina Sandra Jean Allison Horse Shoe Carolyn Dianne Aldndge Greensboro John Michael Allen Rock Hill. South Carolina Richard Frederick Allen Wilmington. Delaware Beth Arden Anderson Newberry, South Carolina Bobby Gene Angel Hendersonville David Carter Arledge Shelby Steven Perry Arrington Hendersonville Lyndon Kerry Ashworth Brevard Maxine Caroline Ashworth Brevard Donald Michael Baldwin, Jr. Jacksonville Lawrence Hugh Baliles Gastonia William Sherrill Barber Tryon David Michael Barlield Smyrna, Georgia Verna Carol Barnhill Winston Salem Dwan Elizabelh Bashford Raleigh Kathey Mane Bass Malthews 14(5 Martha Dale Baynard Brevard Robert Winston Bell, Jr Greensboro Daniel Joseph Benson Brevard Richard Bryan Bergquist. Jr. Lakeland. Florida John Alan Berner Winston-Salem David Alan Berwick Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Lawrence Dennis Betsill Brevard Sandra Grace Blackburn North Wilkesboro Mitchell James Blevins Lansing Michael Arthur Blondin Pompano Beach, Florida Daniel Charles Bohnger Orlando. Florida Donna Ellyn Bowden Newtown, Square, Pennsylvania Pamela Ruth Bowser Morrrslown New Jersey John Richard Bradley Cherokee Stephen Stewart Bradley Horse Shoe Roger Warren Bramard Cany Deborah Ann Brandle Levillown Pennsylvania Stuarl Bracket! Bremzer Charlotte Martha Ann Bnce Stantonsburg Samuel Henry Brick Colhngswood New Jersey FRESHMEN Jean Mane Bridge Pfafftown Beulah Anme Bridges Asheville George Andrew Bntts Bedford, Virginia Ternll Monroe Brock Hendersonville Norma Annette Brown Charlotte Horace Ansley Bruce. Jr. Greenville. South Carolina Gregory Bruhn Cary Howard Reeve Bullen, IN Alexandria. Virginia Lindsey Lee Burbage Brevard Stephen Donald Burch Brevard Beverly Mane Burge Winston-Salem Alan Dale Burns Cary Michael Warren Burns Sumter, South Carolina Susan Mary Cabot Charleston, South Carolina Evelyn Candiloros New Providence. New Jersey Thomas Spurgeon Carpenter Brevard Albert Joseph Carr. Jr. Portsmouth, Virginia James Patrick Carroll Winter Park, Florida Dennis Wayne Carter McAdenville John Max Carter, Jr. Asheville Carlion Edward Caruso. Jr Valdese Kenneth Keith Carver Ruthertordlon Robert Theodore Cassidy Arlington. Virginia Sandra Jean Caster Pompano Beach, Florida Thomas Robinson Cates Charlotte David Otis Chesnut Savannah, Georgia Sheila Kay Chiles Greenville, South Carolina Christine Marlene Clark Climax Gary Wayne Clark Asheville Roger McCree Clark West Columbia, South Carolina Allen Bledsoe Clement, ill Charleston. South Carolina Nancy Caryl Coble Greenville. South Carolina James Maxwell Cocke Springfield, Virginia Mary Claire Colquitt Smyrna, Georgia Patty Jean Conner Mr Airy Michael Ray Cox Sumier South Crolina Jerry Baxler Cnsp Hudson Martha Ann Curtis Randleman Mary Craig Cushman Hickory Denms Michael Davis E ' lenboro FRESHMEN Gregory Robert OeLong Brevard Frances Marguenie Dente Charlotte Neal Blane Denton Raleigh Donald Richard Dickey Miami . Florida Stanley Arthur Dickinson Maitland, Florida Norma Grace Distler Abington, Pennsylvania John Edward Dilzel, Jr Dayton. Ohio Terry Donald Dominick Newberry, South Carolina Lawrence Joseph Dougherty Montgomery, Alabama Cara Lynn Dragnich McLean, Virginia Patsy Rulh Dull Advance David Allen Durham Pisgah Forest Donald Lewis Duvall Berryville, Virginia Virginia Mark Edmondson Maury James Leon Edwards, Jr. Clemson, South Carolina Larry Bruce Edwards Easton. Connecticut John MacGregor Elder Tanlallon, Maryland Theresa Faye Ellwood Daytona Beach, Florida Anna Jane Emmons Towson. Maryland James Michael Faggart Salisbury 150 Ross Edwin Finney Lakeland, Florida Clinton Keith Flouhouse Atlanta, Georgia Cecile Elaine Flowers Boone Michael Cotton Fortenberry Ashevtlle Sheila Ruth Frantz Perkasie, Pennsylvania William Trump Frye Kingsport, Tennessee Mary Elizabeth Fuller Durham Rae Ann Gaedke Lighthouse Point, Florida James Mellon Galloney Miami, Florida David James Gantt Charlotte Glenn Steven Garrison Clemson, South Carolina Susan Elizabeth Genes Charlotte Joyce Ann Gibson Nutley, New Jersey Jerry Lee Girard Brevard Kenneth Ward Gordon Charlotle Robert Harrison Gordon Greensboro Deborah Spence ' Graham Charlolle Chnslophef Lee Gray Greenville. South Carolina Karen Patricia Greene Waynesboro Virginia Julia Paulelte Gnllis Charlotte ■ £m FRESHMEN Sidney John Gunst. Jr. Richmond. Virginia Rowe Francis Haden Atlanta, Georgia Ronald David Hall Franklmville Albert George Hamel Fairfax, Virginia Joseph Litton Hamilton Charlotte Charles Orr Hampton Greenville, South Carolina Linda Gail Hardwick Winston-Salem Louann Ellinwood Harrell Goldsboro Susan Gay Harrell Alexandria, Virginia Susan Leigh Harrell Columbia, South Carolina Allison Minnette Hartley Brevard Kathleen Virginia Harwell Silver Spring, Maryland Myron Rodger Hastings Wilmington, Delaware Kathleen Ann Hayes Deertield Beach, Florida John Percy Henderson, III Kmston Rebecca Herron Rock Hill, South Carolina Phili p Arthur Hess Ridgewood. New Jersey Ray Franklin Hiler Roanoke, Virginia Laura Lucille Hill Cherokee Pamela Yvonne Hill Charlotte Sharyn-Eileen Hill Imgboro. New Jersey William Harvey Hill, ill Reidsville Jennifer Lee Hiller New Providence. New Jersey Gaylen Claire Holland Jacksonville. Florida Greer Branson Holland Greenville, South Carolina David Alexander John Holmes Salisbury Helen Barnaby Home Newport News, Virginia Barbara Eugenia Horner Jacksonville, Florida Carlotia Morrison Horry Ridgeland South Carolina Bennie Smith Horton. Jr Indian Trail Jacky Lee Houck Brevard Anne Elizabeth Houyoux Kensington. Maryland Belle Purvis Hudson Salisbury Susan Parry Huffman Hickory Susan Risa Huggms Brevard Sylvia Sydney Hughes Gastonia Edward James Humphery Fori Wayne, Indiana James Stone Hum. Ill Fon L auderdale. Florida Rosa Elizabeth Hunt Chesterfield. South Carolina Robin Annette Hurley EHenboro 153 FRESHMEN James Edward Husbands Wilmington. Delaware Carolyn Louise Hutchinson Winston-Salem Richard Hildebrand Hydnck, Jr. Greenville. South Carolina Virginia Mae Jackson Winston-Salem Roger Jamison Greensboro Robert Leon Jenkins Asheville William Charles Jenkins Columbia, South Carolina Peter Charles Jensen Stafford, Virginia Berwm Curtis Jerkins, Jr. Quantico. Virginia Nancy Lynn Jerry Charlotte Suzanne Bell Johnslon Williamsburg, Virginia Jerry Nicholas Johnstone Brevard Vicki Maria Johnslone Brevard David Lee Jolley Sumter. South Carolina Charles Rodney Jones Roanoke, Virginia Deborah Gail Jones Stantonsburg Paula Leigh Jordan Winston-Salem Thomas Maxcy Jordan Charlotte Corydon Searing Kammler Skillman New Jersey Jerry Wayne Keever Rutherfordton 154 Thomas Larry Keithley Lowell, Indiana Frank Eugene Kelley, Jr Scottsburg. Indiana Mary Eliza Kelly Winston-Salem Valen Janne Kettleson Asheville Andrea Jean King Decatur, Georgia Wayne Rowland Krenser Miami, Florida Stephen Michael Lacour Daytona Beach. Florida Thomas Holt Laird New York Susan Lamberton Baltimore Maryland Margaret Morrison Lancaster Clinton Paula Sue Lasley Walnut Cove Treva Jane Lee Washington Patrick Thomas Leeder Brevard David Clark Lesh Fairfax, Virginia Jacquelyn Elaine Lester Clover, South Carolina Deborah Anne Lewis Gastonia Donnie Marvin Livingston Charlotte William Cody Livingston, ll Greenville, South Carolina Margaret Anne Lollis Brevard Karen Sue Lowder Albemarle H FRESHMEN Carolyn Suzanne Lowery Gaslonia Randy Eugene Lutz Vilas Lavina Jean Lynn China Grove Patricia Jane Lynn Robbmsvllle Reginald McAlee Cincinnati, Ohio Patricia Anne McClain Charlotte Bobbie Lynn Mc Daniel Concord Edward Hubbard Mcllvame Hendersonville Patricia Jo McKeown Charlotte Joe Lane McKmney Bakersville Margaret Yvonne McKmney Brevard Theresa Wilson McManus Albermarle Janice Marione MacGiH Charlotte Healher Anne MacOueen Winter Haven, Florida Elizabeth Ann Manchester West Harttord, Connecticut Robed Lowell Marty Cherokee Deborah Ella Mason Spnngheld, Pennsylvania Wayne Conrad Maxwell Chailotte Steven Daniel Wedlock Brevard Leonard Keiflei MonleMh Pisgah Foresl Randall Eugene Monteith Horse Shoe Joseph Montesanti. Ml Southern Pines Jerry Wayne Moody Waynesville Gail Kyle Moore Brevard Warren Carl Moran, Jr. Wilmington, Delaware Jack Arnold Morgan Biscoe Victoria Carole Morgan Rosman William Gardner Morgan, Jr. Chapel Hill Barbara Susan Moss Asheville Andrew Watt Mungall. Jr Clemson Leslie Jo Musselman Lemoyne, Pennyslvania Betty Elizabeth Nelson Asheville Paula Mane Nevil Cooperslown. New York Steven Rex Nix Brevard Christina Lucille Oosthoek Vienna, Virginia William Douglas Oswald Plant City. Florida Frank Redding Owen. Ill Raleigh Jeanne Grace Palmer Alexandria. Virginia Nancy Faye Parker Candler John Franklin Parris, Jr Fletcher !57 k ij • FRESHMEN Carol Louise Parnsh McLean, Virginia Mary Raphael Paul Newberry, South Carolina Paul Churchwelf Pavelka Jacksonville. Florida Donna Lynn Payne Forest City Deborah Jill Payton Herndon, Virginia Laurie Elizabeth Pearson Bernardsville, New Jersey Janice Mane Penn Orange Park, Florida John Spotswood Pepper Winston-Salem Julie Louise Persons Sanlord, Florida John Howard Peterson Brevard Frances Louise Phillips Malvern, Pennsylvania Joyce Louise Phillips Holly Hill. Florida Timolhy Rowe Piper Greensboro James Michael Ponder Asheville James Connor Porter, Jr. Asheville Roger Marion Powell Rosman Allen Thomas Pressley. Jr Hendersonville Gregory Michael Pressley Penrose William Ashfotd Prince Winston-Salem Robert Jake Propst Conover Hayes Richard Ramsey Andrews Debra Reaves Range Bristol Tennessee Milton Rankin Greesboro Eugene Thomas Redding High Pomt Sally Louise Redman Dayton, Ohio James Ronald Redmon West Asheville Carolyn Linda Reeder Charlotte Mark Henry Repokis Clemson, South Carolina Dennis Russell Robarts Sarasota. Florida Clyde Eckel Roberts Weaversville Malona Carol Robertson Raleigh Frederick Robinson Asheville Randall Ja Ro 5 Thomasville Janice Louise Rousseau Charlotte Stephen Sampson Royster. Ill Shelby Gale Elizabeth Rust Summil, New Jersey Kim Ryan Berwyn, Pennsylvania Janice Lee Scheatfer Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Marilyn Lyons Schneile Wilmington, Delaware David Allen Schofield Wilmington Delaware 159 FRESHMEN Lawrence Earl Schores Sherman, Texas Shelly Claire Sconyers Orlando. Florida Ellen-Mane Scott Fountain Inn, South Carolina Debra Hope Sentelle Pisgah Forest Ernest Marshall Sewell Gastonia James Dwight Shaw High Point Linda Gaile Sherman Holden, Massachusetts Paul Penland Sherrill, Jr. Center Moriches, New YorK Paul Lindberg Sims Gastonia Walter Drew Sinnett Newton Kenneth Michael Slowick Adelphi, Maryland Charles Allen Smith Gastonia Danny Michael Smith Brevard Dennis Steve Smith Central, South Carolina Diane Lee Smith Pompano Beach, Florida Henry Wellington Smith, Jr. Pembroke Marvin Eugene Smith Spartanburg, South Carolina Barbara Gail Snider Malvern. Pennsylvania Eric Cunningham Snyder Black Mountain Terry Wayne Speaks Clemmons Laura Hamilton Speights Mt. Pleasant. South Carolina Rebecca Sue Springer Eden Mary Ann Springfield New Providence, New Jersey Sarah Lee Sprinkle Winston-Salem Richard Leslie Stevens Winston-Salem Lennox Roger Stewart Cunupia. Trinidad Anne Blanden Stitt St Petersburg, Florida Larry Wayne Stitzel Chantilly. Virginia Gloria Jean Stokes Jacksonville. Florida Jacqueline Mamie Strobel Summerville, South Carolina Suzanne Kaye Stubbs Salisbury Lynn Charlotte Summerlm Winter Haven, Florida Woodfin George Suttles, III Jacksonville, Florida Sylvia Lynne Swint Clover, South Carolina Carolyn Gail Tate Rigeland, South Carolina Sandra Muzzy Tawney Towson. Maryland James Michael Taylor Cherokee Michele Lee Taylor Vernon New York Jame Timothy Tedder King Michael Burt Tenold Atlanta Georgia w, FRESHMEN Carol Marcene Thenoils Jacksonville, Florida Clarence Edward Thomas Rockville, Maryland Ralph Archibald Thomason Fountain inn, South Carolina Bruce Harold Thompson Avon. Connecticut Michael Eugene Thorpe Lake Toxaway Michael Wayne Thorpe Franklinton Mark Allan Todd Clearwater, Florida Ernie Hembree T raynham Winter Park. Florida Linda Tresca Jacksonville, Florida William Paul Tross Gordonsville, Virginia Rita Lynn Trull Candler Mary Jane Tucker Clemmons Battle Reid Tunstall. II Goldsboro Robert Duke Tutterow, Jr Mocksville Jerry Lee Tuttle Winston-Salem James Clay Underwood Pickens, South Carolina Susan Virginia Vail Haddonfield, New Jersey Charles Judson Van Blancom Clemson, South Carolina Elizabelh Anne Varga Tampa, Florida Dan Howard Vial, Jr Brevard David Arthur Vosburgh Balboa, Canal Zone Charles Purdum Waller Altavista. Virginia Mary Lucille Wandrey Reading, Massachusetts John William Watson Forest City Emma En May Wei Chapel Hill Charles Herbert Weishaupt Melbourne Beach, Florida rvm Sparks Wellborn Annapolis, Maryland Betty Virginia Wells Bethel Park, Pennsylvania Sandra Eliza beth Wentz Charlotte Mary Suzanne Whitaker Fletcher W.ley David White Mount Airy Yvonne Whitehurst Virginia Beach, Virginia General Ned Whilmire Brevard Myrtle Maxine Whitemire Brevard Roxanne Wilcox Hickory Harold Norr.s Wilkes Brevard Carolyn Diane Williams Winter Park, Florida Elizabelh Ann Williams Spring Hope Jerome Dean Williams Charloite Martha Elizabeth Williams Pisgah Forest FRESHMEN Paul Mitche! Williams Pageland, Soulh Carolina Wilham Edward Williams Hamilton, Bermuda Oorolhy Mae Wilson Columbus, Georgia Donald Eugene Winney Jacksonville, Florida Robert Howard Woll Madison, Indiana Robert Lansing Wolfe, II Charleston, West Virginia 165 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Larry Samuel Blackwell Arden Gregory lyn Bump East Point, Georgia Diana Lee Caldwell Fayetteville Michael Edward Carver Brevard Laura Kathryn Cochran Pickens, South Carolina Albert Herman Fields. Jr. Hickory Suzon Wall Franzke Vera Beach. Florida Mary Dora Gailliard Charleston, South Carolina Joseph Stephens Johnson, Jr. High Point James David Jones Hendersonville Robert Hulen Justice Hendersonville Jonathan William Kiser Wilmington. Delaware Michael Dale Lance Hendersonville Charley Ledtord Cherokee Jennifer Ree Lucas University Park, Maryland Helen Jeanetle McCall Rosman Kathryn Gordon May Atlanta, Georgia John Anthony Milhaupt Asheville Robert Edward Milchem Brevard Patricia Johanna Moritz Lake Forest, Illinois 166 Michael Dean Nelson Charleston. South Carolina Gary Clanton Nuckols Cumberland, Virginia Thomas Enoch Ponder Pickens, South Carolina Linda Susan R.ce Pfafttown Tracy Sue Schaap Lynbrook. New York Ehse Larae Strange Greer. South Carolina Enety Mugadza Takundwa Salisbury, Rhodesia Larry David Tnlt Pisgah Forest Kevin Joseph Unkelbach East Hartford. Connecticut Sharon Cla.re Waddell Hendersonville John Robert Warren Roanoke, Virginia Douglas Campbell Whitesell. Jr. Purcellville. Virginia Fred Elbert Wh.tmire Pisgah Foresl 167 168 COMMUNITY 1 r i Olin Olin ' s operations at Pisgah Forest manufacture a wide variety of paper products and packaging films. 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Main Street Brevard, N. C. Compliments of B B FEED SEED COMPANY BRITTAIN TRACTOR COMPANY LYDA-McCRARY MOTORS, INC. FORD SALES AND SERVICE 314 North Broadway Brevard, North Carolina 192 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BOYD ' S RECAPPING North Broad Street Brevard, North Carolina 883-3450 Compliments of OSBORNE ' S PLUMBING Congratulations from BREVARD LUMBER COMPANY 345 King Street 883-3260 MILLER ' S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, INC. King Street Hendersonville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Compliments of NU-WAY CLEANERS Boosters KRISPY GLAZE BAKERY PAT ' S SHOE MART THE BEAUTY SALON WATERS FLORIST CREST 5 10 rnnrn rrr- ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DIRECTORY ADAMS, NELSON FALLS Music B.A., M.R.E., Duke University; S.M.M. and Graduate Study, Union Theological Semi- nary 124 ALLRED, WILLIAM CLIFTON, JR. Sociology B.A., Wake Forest University; M.A., Emory University; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 109, 120, 124 ANDERSON, MARTHA GAIL Health and Physical Education B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Ed., Western Carolina University. 124 BARNES, MIKAL LINWOOD German B.A., Wake Forest University; M.A., Middle- bury College; Graduate Study, Vanderbilt University and Cornell University. 22, 124 BEARD, SARA SCOTT English B.A., M.A., Duke University. 14,124 BEARD, WILLIAM NOTT Mathematics B.S., United States Military Academy; Graduate Study, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MAT.. Duke University. 124 BOWLES, CHRISTINA ELLSWORTH Associate Dean of Student Affairs English B.A., Muskingum College; M.A.T., Brown University. 87, 93, 103, 121, 124 BOWLES, JOSEPH CATES Director of College Relations B.A., B.D., Duke University. 38, 114, 120, 124 BURCH, LARRY GENE Health and Physical Education B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Ed., Western Carolina University, 16, 17, 80, 118, 124 BURGESS, BEATRICE RUTH Academic Counseling and Special In- struction B.A.. Western Kentucky University; M.A., Scarritt College. 29, 102, 124, 192 CAMPBELL. ARLINE BUTLER Librarian B.A., Western Michigan University; M.S.L.S., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Drexel Insti- tute and Western Michigan University. 124 COPE. SAMUEL LORAINE Music B.A. Catawba College; M.A. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Indiana University. 124 194 CORT, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER Director of Admissions B.A., Wheaton College; M.A., Michigan State University. 28, 124 COUSINS, MAJOR THOMAS Music Juilliard School of Music; Bandmaster ' s Certificate, Army Music School; Appala- chian State University. 124 DANIELS, RACHEL CATHEY Mathematics B.A., Meredith College; Graduate Study, North Carolina State University. 104. 124 DUGGINS, VICTOR FREEMAN, JR. History B.S., Graduate Study, East Tennessee State University. 104, 124 FISHER, CHARLES RAY Business B.S., Western Carolina University; M.B.A., University of Georgia. 22, 124 GERMAN, LESLIE Chemistry B.A., Centre College; M.S., Lafayette Col- lege; Ph.D., University of Cincinnati. 15, 124 GODEY, LOUIS WILCOX Biology B.S., M.S.T., University of Florida. 124 HALL, NANCY BLACK Business B.S., Winthrop College. 124 HARDIN, ELLIOTT WANNAMAKER, Jr. Business Manager Religion B.A., B.D., Duke University; M.B.A., Univer- sity of Texas. 15.23.125 HENRIT2E, CHARLES FRANCIS Assistant Librarian B.S., East Tennessee State University; M.A.L.S., Appalachian State University. 29, 34, 125 IVES, TOBY DANIEL Admissions Counselor B.A., Guilford College 87, 102, 125 JACKSON, JAMES WILLIAM History B.A., Wake Forest University; M.A., Univer- sity of Tennessee 103, 120, 125 KNOTT, WILLIAM MONROE, Ml Biology B.S.. M.A., Wake Forest University. 103, 125 LAWING, LUTHER HAROLD Dean of Student Affairs Religion B.A., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; B.D., Th.M., Duke University. 20,31,38,87, 125 LOVELY, SYLLUS EUGENE History B.A., Berea College; M.A.. East Tennessee State University; Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Virginia, University of North Caro- lina, Greensboro. 125 McDONALD, HENRY CLYDE, A. LA. Engineering Drawing B.S., Clemson University. 125 McGAHA. GENE MONROE Mathematics B.S., North Carolina State University; M.Ed., Miami University. 102, 125 McLARTY, MARGARET HARRELL English B.A., and Graduate Study, Duke University; Graduate Study, University of North Caro- lina, Greensboro. 34,121, 125 MARTIN, LEIGHTON WRIGHT Director of Athletics Health and Physical Education B.A., Mercer University; M.Ed., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 49,80,84, 125 MILES, WILLIAM LOUIS History and Religion B.A., Berea College; S.T.B., S.T.M., Boston University. 23,125 MILLER, ADELAIDE HART Music B.A., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; M.M., Indiana University. 125 MILLER, HARVEY HORATIO, Jr. Music B.A., B. Mus., M.A., Graduate Study, Uni- versity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Indiana University. 125 MILLER, LOUISE PEAVY Music Diploma, Huntingdon College; Diploma, Fontainebleau, Conservatoire Americaine; Pupil of Anthony Stankowitch, Frank La Forge and Isadore Philipp; Graduate Study, Columbia University and Florida State University. 125 MILLER. RHUEMMA CARTER English Speech and Drama B.A., Furman University; M.A., Appalachian State University. 29,34, 125 MUNRO, GRACE JACKSON Business B.S., Winthrop College; M.S., University of Tennessee. 29,62, 125 NEAL. PATSY ELIZABETH Physical Education B.S., Wayland College; MS., University of Utah. 125, 169 NICHOLSON. BOBBIE JEAN Chemistry B.S., Furman University; M.S., Michigan State University; Graduate Study, Vander- bilt University. Texas Woman ' s University, Iowa State University. Texas A. M., and University of Santa Clara. 125 OWEN, ELIZABETH BRYAN English B.A., Graduate Study, Wake Forest Uni- versity. 102, 126 PEREZ. MARIO PEDRO Business and Spanish C.G., Candler College, La Habana. Cuba; C.P., Escuela de Ciencias Comerciales, Universidad de la Habana, Cuba. 23, 120. 126 PEREZ, VIOLA CASANOVE Spanish Bachiller en Ciencias y Letras. Instituto de Santa Clara. Cuba; Doctor en Pedagogia, Universidad de la Habana. Cuba. 23. 126 POE, ROBERT HAROLD Art B.A.. and Graduate Study, University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. 34. 86. 126 POTTS. DORIS THOMPSON Biology B.S., Indiana University; M.A.T.. Indiana University; Graduate Study, Florida State University, Duke University. 126 RAILSBACK, ORA LEE Physics B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Indiana University. 126 ROBERTS, ESTON EUGENE English B.A.. Berry College; M.A., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 97, 126 ROY, CHARLES EDWARD Chaplain Religion and Psychology B.A., Piedmont College; B.D.. Emory Uni- versity; M.A.. Graduate Study. George Peabody College for Teachers. 22,76,87. 126 SETZER. JOHN WILLIAM. JR. Religion B.A., The Citadel; B.D.. Duke University; Graduate Study. Glasgow University. 28. 126 SIGMON. ENA KATE English B.A., Lenoir-Rhyne College; Graduate Study. Duke University; M. Ed., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 29. 101. 126 SINCLAIR, ROBERT FRANK French B.A., Catawba College; M.A., Appalachian State University. 29.34, 121. 126, 130 STEVENSON, MARY WILSON Assistant Librarian B.A., Wesleyan College; Graduate Study, George Peabody College for Teachers, Appalachian State University, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 126 TAWNEY, HARRISON ELLIOTT Director of Guidance Psychology B.S.. Ohio University; M.Ed.. Kent State University; Advanced Professional Certifi- cate. Graduate Study, George Washington University. 126. 192 TILLOTSON. LAURA VIRGINIA Music B.M.. Baylor University; MM.. University of Illinois. 22. 102. 126 TING, NIENPING Mathematics B.S., University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill; M.Sc, University of Alberta; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 126 WHICKER, GRADY HERMAN Dean of the College Sociology B.A.. High Point College; M.A., Graduate Study, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Springfield College. 23,84,87, 126 WIKE, MARY JO Academic Counseling and Special In- struction B.A.. Western Carolina University. 126 WITEK, NORMAN LEE Health and Physical Education B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee. 66.95, 117, 126 WOODYARD, ORVILLE CLAIRE Mathematics B.A., B.Sc. Ed., M.Sc. Ohio State Universi- ty- 21. 126 SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY AMBERG. JEAN CATHERINE Euterpean Society, Business Club 68, 132 ANDERSON, THOMAS WAYNE Cliosophic Society. Baptist Student Union, Men ' s Intramural Council 66.69, 117, 132 BAILEY, TIMOTHY JAMES Men ' s House Council, Delphian Society, Dorm Counselor 70,132 BARFIELD. WILLIAM ROY Soccer, Men ' s Intramural Council 47, 49,66, 118, 132 71, 72, 132 BEATTY, MARGARET MARIE Euterpean Society 68, 132, 168, 179 BINGLEY. THOMAS L. Men ' s House Council, Secretary-Treasurer of Delphian Society. Vice-President Green Dorm, Track, Men ' s Intramural Council 4,50, 70,95,117,132, 143 BLACK, KATHERINE ELIZABETH Mnemosynean Society, Euterpean Society, Corresponding Secretary Jones Dorm 61.71.93. 132 BOWERS, BILLIE GAINES. JR. Cliosophic Society, Mountaineers Club, President Taylor Dorm, Constitutional Re- vision Committee 69, 132, 143 BOWIE, LINDA PAULETTE Canterbury Club 132 BREWER, MARLENE FAE Women ' s Recreation Association 132 BROCK. JACOB WATSON Baseball, Soccer 132 BARNETT, ROSE MARIE Mnemosynean Society. Women ' s House Council 35.71. 132 BARRACK, DONNA LEE May Queen 98, 110, 131, 132 BARRI, VALERIE THERESA Mnemosynean Society, Masquers BLAKE, RORY WAYNE Delphian Society, Baptist Student Union 47, 70. 132 BLANTON, WILLIAM WEBSTER. JR. Men ' s House Council, President Phi Theta Kappa. Alpha Beta Gamma, Marshal, Kap- pa Chi. Methodist Student Fellowship. Sec- retary East Beam Dorm, Dorm Counselor 25.63,65. 132 BROOM, WILLIAM FORREST 30.94, 117, 132 BROWN, LARK WYNELLE Mnemosynean Society. Band. Homecoming Court 71.132 BROWN. MICHAEL LEONARD Phi Theta Kappa. Marshal 63,65. 132 195 BURTON, JOHN ERIC Cliosophic Society. Westminster Fellow- ship, Basketball, Golf 69, 115, 116, 133 BUSCH, SHARON LEIGH 133 CAHILL, J. THOMAS Delphian Society, Dorm Counselor, Track 70, 117, 133 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM PRENTICE Kappa Chi, Methodist Student Fellowship 27, 133 CARRIEL, ELIZABETH WILSON Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister, Spanish- American Club, Girl ' s Basketball, Women ' s Recreation Association, Spring Court 64,71,99, 110, 133, 174 CARTER, MARGARET GREENWOOD Day Students ' Club 133 CARTER, MARY EUGENIA Big Sister, Spanish-American Club 64, 133 CARTNER, JANICE DENTON S.G.A., Euterpean Society, Big Sister, Glee Club, Recording Secretary West Beam Dorm, Co-Captain Cheerleader, Women ' s House Council, Spring Court, Christmas Court 54, 55, 59, 64, 68, 74, 82, 130, 133, 187 CERNY, PATRICIA ANN Parliamentarian of S.G.A., Dorm Represent- ative, Euterpean Society, Glee Club, French Club 58,59,68, 74, 133 CHAMBERS, ROBIN Euterpean Society, Masquers, Cheerleader, Women ' s Recreation Association, German Club, Vice-President of Presbyterian Youth, Women ' s House Council 54,55,68, 106, 131, 133, 182 CHEEK, SHELTON WAYNE 133 CLARK. LINDA ANN Euterpean Society, Glee Club, Newman Club 32,68, 74, 133 CLEARY, DONNA RUTH Euterpean Society, German Club 63, 133 COLLINS, WILLIAM JOHN, JR. Cliosophic Society, CLARION Staff, Presi- dent Taylor Dorm, Soccer 46,47,49.69, 118,133 COOKE, SEBASTIAN TEASLEY 110, 133 CORRIHER, SHARON DIANNE Methodist Student Fellowship, Choir, Glee Club, Madrigals 74, 75. 77. 133 COX, RALPH DAWSON Cliosophic Society. Canterbury Club, Dorm Counselor 69, 133 CRANE, JANICE MYRA Secretary-Treasurer Phi Theta Kappa, Big 196 Sister, Day Students ' Club 63,64, 133 CROSS, SUSAN LYNN Phi Theta Kappa. Kappa Chi, Christian Council, Methodist Student Fellowship Glee Club. Band 7.63. 74, 133 CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES STANLEY Delphian Society 70, 134, 145 CUNNINGHAM. RICHARD 134 CURTIS. ROGER DAVID Men ' s House Council, Delphian Society 25, 70, 134 DANIELS, ROBERT Day Students ' Club, Golf 134 DAVENPORT, ROBERT ELLIOT Speaker-Protem S.G.A., Dorm Representa- tive, Secretary-Treasurer Cliosophic Soci- ety, Spanish-American Club, Band 59,69, 74, 134 DAVIDSON, WILLIE MARION Track, Cross-Country 95,117, 134 DAVIS, LINDA LEILA Euterpean Society 68, 134 DENNIS, ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Beta Gamma, Day Students ' Club 63, 134 DICKSON, TIMOTHY NORWOOD Delphian Society, Cliosophic Society. Spanish-American Club, Golf 70, 134 DUCKER, ROGER PHILLIP Day Students ' Club, Spanish-American Club 134 DOBROSKY, DONALD JULIUS Delphian Society 70. 134, 143 DUVALL. MARY JANE Mnemosynean Society, Business Club 62, 71, 134 EATON, KENNETH DWIGHT President S.G.A., President Freshman Class. Men ' s House Council, Christian Council, Methodist Student Fellowship, Glee Club, Madrigals, CLARION Staff, Tennis 13, 58, 59, 74, 77,84, 134 ENTERLINE. JACK LAWRENCE Delphian Society, Glee Club 70, 74, 134, 168, 179 ESSICK, RANDALL LEE Masquers. Track. Men ' s Intramural Coun- cil, French Club 13,67. 117, 134 EVERHART, PATSY REBECCA Euterpean Society, Girl ' s Basketball, Vice- President Women ' s Recreation Association 68. 96, 134, 176 FALLS. MARSHA DEAN 134 FORTUNE, VIRGINIA ANN 113, 135, 174 FOWLER. THOMAS 135 GIGLIO, GERALDINE JO-ANNE Treasurer Mnemosynean Society. Secre- tary Business Club, Newman Club, Wom- en ' s House Council 62, 71. 135, 165 GILLESPIE, JULIA BETH Treasurer S.G.A., Spanish-American Club Dorm Counselor. Women ' s Recreation As- sociation 135, 174 GIRARD. VIRGINIA MAE Day Students ' Club, Masquers 13,96, 130, 135 GOFORTH, SARAH E. 135 GRAY, MIRIAM BEACHUM Mnemosynean Society 71, 135 GREENE, FRANK LEAGUE Delphian Society 25, 70, 128, 135 GUNZA. GEORGE RAYMOND Glee Club, Madrigals, Band. Asheville Symphony 74, 75, 77, 128, 135 GUTHRIE, CEDRIC 32,48,66, 118, 135, 176 HAASE, ROBERT WILLIAM Dorm Counselor. Soccer, President French Club 46. 118. 135 HAHN, JUDITH GLENN Big Sister, Glee Club, Band 64, 74, 135 HAMILTON. MARY ELLA Business Club 135 HARRISON, RONALD DUDLEY Clisophic Society, Dorm Counselor, Base- ball 69, 135 HEADEN, GREGORY EUGENE Basketball 39, 78,80,81, 118, 135, 193 HELGESON. DIANE EDNA Euterpean Society, Big Sister 68, 135 HELMS, SALLY ANN Mnemosynean Society, Delphian Sweet- heart Court, Women ' s House Council, Ger- man Club 71,90, 135, 165 HELSABECK, SHARON 135 HEMMER, DEBBIE 109, 135 HERBERT. LINDA LEE Euterpean Society Dorm Counselor, SNEA 68, 136, 178, 188,201 HIGH, SHERRY ANN Euterpean Society 68, 131, 136 HOFFMAN. MOLLY MOORE Mnemosynean Society, Methodist Student Fellowship, Treasurer Business Club 62, 71, 136 HOFFMAN. RICKY Methodist Student Fellowship, Vice-Presi- dent Masquers 13,31.67.96,136,191 HOLLAND, STEVE Day Students ' Club, Spanish-American Club 136 HOLLAND, KAREN VAUGHN Mnemosynean Society 71, 136,145 HOLLAND. KEITH VAUGHN Vice-President S.G.A.. Men ' s House Coun- cil. Delphian Society, Alpha Beta Gamma, Vice-President Green Dorm. Constitutional Revision Committee, Mr. Sophomore 27,58,59,70.88, 136 HOPPE. JOHN ROBERT Class Representative S.G.A.. Christian Council, President Canterbury Club, Mas- quers, Choir, Glee Club, Band, Pep Band, Asheville Symphony, French Club 59, 74, 75, 77, 120, 136 HORAY. ALFRED GEORGE Delphian Society, President Spanish-Amer- ican Club 70, 136 HOUSEMAN, LINDA ANN Euterpean Society, President Big Sisters, Masquers, Spanish-American Club, Dorm Counselor 64,68, 136, 195 HUGHES, DONALD HOYT Delphian Society, Methodist Student Fel- lowship, Band, Tennis 70. 74, 116. 136 HUGHEY, HILDA ANN Euterpean Society. Girls Basketball. Wom- en ' s Recreation Association 68,83. 136 HUNT, CHARLES SAMUEL Day Students ' Club, Basketball. Track, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes 78,81, 117, 118, 136 HURST, JOHN MICHAEL Judicial Board, Delphian Society, Baptist Student Union, Secretary-Treasurer Mas- quers, Glee Club, Madrigals. CLARION Staff 70, 73, 74, 75, 77, 96. 136 IRVIN, SUSAN LISABETH President Euterpean Society, Big Sister. German Club 64,68. 136 JACKS, DANNETTE LOUISE Phi Theta Kappa, President Alpha Beta Gamma, Marshal, Big Sister, Spanish- American Club 63,64,65,136 JARVIS. DEBORAH JEAN Choir. Glee Club 74. 75. 136. 165 JARVIS. LUCILLE RENE Baptist Student Union. Choir, Glee Club, Madrigals 74. 75, 77, 137 JENNINGS, DAVID E. Choir, Glee Club, Madrigals 74,75,97,137 JOHNSON, CONNIE Day Students ' Club 137 JOHNSON, MARGARET GAYLE Day Students ' Club. Business Club 137 JOHNSON, PAULA JEAN Baptist Student Union. Women ' s Recrea- tion Association 137 JOHNSTON, LINDA KRISTINA Mnemosynean Society, Phi Theta Kappa 71, 137 JONES. EMILY KATHERINE Vice-President Euterpean Society, Secre- tary-Treasurer Big Sisters, Dorm Counselor 64,68. 137 JONES. VICKI ANN Mnemosynean Society, Masquers 71,137 KAGEL, JOSEPH MICHAEL Delphian Society, Basketball 47. 70, 79, 81, 118. 137 KEEN, ROBERT JAMES Vice-President Delphian Society 13,67,70, 137,143 KELLY, MELISSA ANNE Mnemosynean Society, Women ' s House Council. German Club 21. 71, 137 KEETER, SHERRY ANN Secretary Euterpean Society. Big Sister. Business Club. 62.64,68. 137 KILLE. SUSAN KERRY Class Representative S.G.A., Euterpean Society, Big Sister, German Club 4,59,64,68. 137, 176 KING. JAMES BYRD Day Students ' Club, Spanish-American Club. Baseball 137 KING, MACK HERRON, III S.G.A., President Sophomore Class, Del- phian Society, Dorm Counselor 70, 130, 137 KING, RITA JANE Historian Phi Theta Kappa. Big Sister, Kap- pa Chi, Methodist Student Fellowship 63.64. 137 KIPPS. BARBARA SUE Phi Theta Kappa, Big Sister, Dorm Coun- selor 4,63.64, 137 KISER. HARRY WORTH Delphian Society. Secretary-Treasurer Tay- lor Dorm 70, 137 KNOWLES, ALICE SUE Mnemosynean Society, Choir. Glee Club. Madrigals. Band 71,74,75,77.137 LAND, GRACE JEANETTE Secretary Social Board, Treasurer Euter- pean Society. Big Sister. Glee Club. Pres- ident West Beam, Homecoming Court, Homecoming Queen, Miss Freshman 7.50,60,64,68,74.138 LANIER. LARRY WAYNE President Christian Council, Methodist Stu- dent Fellowship, CLARION Staff, Track, Captain Cross Country Team 11,67,94,117,138 LANKFORD, MELVIN COURTNEY Delphian Society, Dorm Counselor, Men ' s Intramural Council 50, 70. 138. 143 LATHAN. ALAN KENT Dorm Representative S.G.A., Delphian So- ciety, Baptist Student Union, Canterbury Club, Masquers, Choir. Glee Club, Madri- gals, Band 12, 42, 53. 70, 72, 74. 75. 77. 138 LEWIS. JAMES RICHARD 35. 138 LOCKEY, HARRY DAVIS. JR. Cliosophic Society, Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Beta Gamma. PERTELOTE Staff. Basketball 63.69, 113, 138 LOCKLEAR. GLORIA JEAN Phi Theta Kappa. Baptist Student Union, Canterbury Club, CLARION Staff, Women ' s Recreation Association, BEST, SNEA 63. 104, 138 LOFTIS, CLAUDIA ANN Day Students ' Club, Band 74, 138 LOLLIS, WILLIAM THOMAS Delphian Society 70, 138 LOTTINVILLE, WAYNE MICHAEL Social Chairman S.G.A., Handbook Com- mittee 59, 138 LUNDY, RALPH DALE 7,21,49,66,67. 118. 138 McCOMBS. KENNETH BAXTER Spanish-American Club 138 McGEE. LEAH LESLIE 138 McLARTY. JEAN ELLEN German Club 138 McLEAN. JERRY NORRIS Day Students ' Club, PERTELOTE Staff 76. 112, 138 McMillan, Patrick alan 138 MANCHESTER. VIRGINIA Mnemosynean Society. Baptist Student : w l Union, Spanish-American Club, Women ' s Recreation Association 71, 138 MARROW, MARY KATHRYN Euterpean Society, President Business Club, Treasurer West Beam Dorm, Cheer- leader 39,54,55,62,68.94, 108, 111, 112, 138, 187 MARTIN, LINDA LEE Euterpean Society, Choir, Business Club, CLARION Staff, Cheerleader, Homecoming Court 30,50,54,55,62,68, 75, 139 MAXWELL, RALPH Cliosophic Society, Band, Dorm Counselor 69, 74, 77, 139 MAYBRY, ELIZABETH VIRGINIA Mnemosynean Society, Vice-President Bus- iness Club 35,62,71, 139 MERRILL, KATHRYN KILLIAN Baptist Student Union, Spanish-American Club 139 MICHNER. MICHAEL CHURCHILL Cliosophic Society, Spanish-American Club, Baseball, Tri-Captain Soccer Team 49,69, 118, 139 MILLS, DONNA GAIL S.G.A., Secretary Freshman Class, Vice- President Sophomore Class, Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister, Spanish-American Club, Dorm Counselor, Women ' s House Council, Miss Sophomore 59,64,71,88, 130, 139 MISENHEIMER, ROBERT LYNN S.G.A., Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Beta Gamma, Marshal, Day Students ' Club 59,63,65, 139 MITCHEM, BRUCE ALBERT Delphian Society, Secretary-Treasurer Tay- lor Dorm, Judicial Board 70, 139 MOBLEY, SUSAN LOUISE Mnemosynean Society, Business Club. PERTELOTE Staff 62,71, 139 MUNDAY. JAMIE CAROLE Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister, Dorm Counselor, Women ' s Recreation Associa- tion, Girls ' Basketball 64,71,139 NAVE, JIM 24, 139 NEEDLES, MELISSA Mnemosynean Society, Social Chairman Jones Dorm 71,90, 139 NEILL, WAYNE RICHARD Day Students ' Club 139 NICHOLASES, KAREN ANNE Vice-President Freshman Class, Mnemosy- nean Society, Masquers, Spanish-American Club, Glee Club, Girl ' s Basketball 71,129, 139, 190, 199 NICHOLSON, KATHRYNE ELIZABETH Business Club 139 ODOM, CAROLYN MARIE Euterpean Society, Big Sister, Spanish- American Club, Fire Marshall West Beam Dorm, Chief Cheerleader, Women ' s House Council 30,54, 55,64,68, 139 ODOM, DOYLE EUGENE Day Students ' Club 139 OLSON, SANFORD CHARLES Track 139 PADGETT, DONNA JOY Secretary S.G.A., Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister, Choir, Glee Club, Vice-President Jones Dorm 58,64, 71, 74, 75, 139 PARIS, BARBARA RUTH Day Students ' Club, Business Club 62,100, 139 PEELER, VICKY Secretary Mnemosynean Society, Big Sis- ter, Spanish-American Club, Fire Marshall Jones Dorm, Homecoming Court 50,51,64, 71, 140 PETTIT, JAMES LAMAR 140 PICKELSIMER, SHARON Mnemosynean Society, French Club 35,71,140 PITTMAN, BRENDA SUSAN Mnemosynean Society, Euterpean Society, Business Club, Women ' s House Council 71,140 PRICE, DENNIS LYNN Day Students ' Club, Band, Pep Band 26,77,140 PURIFOY. JOHN DANIEL Delphian Society, Dorm Counselor, Men ' s Intramural Council 70. 140, 143 PUTNAM, KEN 140 QUEEN, DAVID RAY 140 QUEEN, SHERRY LEE S.G.A., Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class, Euterpean Society, Editor-in-Chief PERTELOTE, Parliamentarian West Beam Dorm, Dorm Counselor, Cheerleader, Wom- en ' s House Council, Handbook Committee 30, 39, 49, 54, 55, 59, 68, 111. 130. 140. 168, 202 RAILSBACK, PATRICIA ANNE Euterpean Society, Baptist Student Union, Masquers 140 RIZK, MADELYN D. Dorm Representative, Mnemosynean So- ciety, Phi Theta Kappa, Big Sister 59,63,64, 71, 90, 140 ROBISON, WILLIAM HOLDSWORTH President Delphian Society, CLARION Staff, baseball, Soccer 70, 118, 140 ROGERS, CYNTHIA ANN Canterbury Club, Social Chairman West Beam Dorm 140 ROUSSEAU, EDDIE EARL Delphian Society, Masquers, Glee Club, Madrigals, Band, Pep Band 70,73,74,75,77, 140 RUTTENBER, TIMOTHY TYSON 7, 140, 188 SATALINO, GEORGE Cliosophic Society, Men ' s Intramurals, German Club 69, 140 SCOTT, MAUREEN KNOX Chairman Social Board, Mnemosynean Society, Dorm Counselor 60,71,140 SHARKEY, ROBERT BROOK 13, 140 SHAVER, BRUCE ALLEN 140 SHAW, BARBARA JEAN Band, Women ' s Recreation Association 74,77, 141 SHEPPARD, CAROLE LYNN Choir, Glee Club, Chapel Organist 74, 75, 107, 141 SHERIDAN. JILL R. Representative S.G.A., Big Sister, Day Students ' s Club, Spanish-American Club 64, 141 SHIFLET, ELLENALEAH SHUMOLIS, WAYNE 24, 141 SIZEMORE, BILL A. CLARION Staff, Track 141 SLATE, CYNTHIA GAY Phi Theta Kappa, Marshal, Big Sister, Methodist Student Fellowship, Glee Club, Madrigals, Band, Dorm Counselor 63,64,65, 74,75,77,141,190 SLOAN, ELYSE MICHALE Mnemosynean Society, Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa, Big Sister, Judicial Board, Spring Court 63,64,71,98, 141 SLOAN, NANCY JANE Phi Theta Kappa, Business Club 63,121, 141 SMITH, RONALD HORACE Cliosophic Society, Editor-in-Chief CLA- RION, Dorm Counselor 69,141 SPAIN, CAROLYN FRANCES Dorm Counselor, President Women ' s Rec- reation Association 141 SPENCER, WILLIAM BURNLEY Delphian Society 70, 141 198 SPIRES. SHARON OWEN Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister. BEST 64,71, 93, 141 STAMEY.TIM 141 STEVENS. WAYNE 141 STOUGH, RICHARD SCOTT Delphian Society, President East Beam Dorm. Vice-Chairman Social Board 70, 141 STRACHAN, CATHERINE Euterpean Society, Vice-President West Beam Dorm, Constitutional Revision Com- mittee. Social Board. Women ' s House Council, French Club 68. 131, 141 STRICKLAND, MARY Mnemosynean Society. Spanish-American Club, Newman Club 71. 141 SUDDETH.SAM Cliosophic Society 69,141 SULLIVAN, THOMAS JOSEPH Men ' s House Council, Cliosophic Society. Vice-President East Beam Dorm. Men ' s In- tramural s 69.141 SWINK, DANIEL DAVID Kappa Chi, Secretary-Treasurer Methodist Student Fellowship 142 SYKES, CHARLES LOUIS. JR. 48.49.63,66, 118, 142 TAYLOR. BEATTY LEIGH Mnemosynean Society. Big Sister. West- minster Fellowship, President Masquers, Choir, Glee Club, Madrigals 3,26,64, 71, 72.74,75,77,142 THOMAS, JAMES EDWARD Dorm Representative S.G.A.. President Cliosophic Society, Glee Club, French Club 59,69,74. 142 THOMAS, SANDRA JANE President Mnemosynean Society, Big Sis- ter, Women ' s Recreation Association, Girl ' s Basketball 6,27,64,71,90,100, 142 THOMPSON. RICHARD Delphian Society, Kappa Chi, Methodist Student Fellowship, Glee Club, Band. Cul- tural Programs Committee 7. 70. 74, 142 TILLOTSON. ROBERT MARK Class Representative S.G.A., Cliosophic Society, Masquers, Choir, Glee Club, CLARION Staff, German Club 59,69.74,75. 130, 142 TINGLE. ALVIS MALCOME Phi Theta Kappa. Secretary East Beam Dorm 63. 142 TOLIN. DIANE DORIS Euterpean Society, Spanish-American Club. French Club 68.82, 142 TUER. JUDY LYNN Euterpean Society, Westminster Fellow- ship, PERTELOTE Staff, Women ' s Recrea- tion Association 68, 112, 142 UNDERHILL, BECKY Mnemosynean Society. Business Club, Newman Club 71, 142 VALENTINE. MARJORIE Masquers. Women ' s Recreation Associa- tion, German Club 142 VENABLE, TERRI PARKER Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister, Glee Club, Dorm Officer, Spring Court, German Club, Women ' s House Council, Social Board 64,71.142 WALKER, ROBERT CHARLES Delphian Society, Soccer 118, 142 WALLER. MARY RUTH President Baptist Student Union 142 WALTERS, DAVID M. Spanish-American Club 142 WATKINS, HARRY DOUGLAS, II Glee Club, Band, SNEA 74, 77, 142 WATSON, EDWARD FRANK S panish-American Club, Tennis 116, 142 WAY, DEBBY LEE Spanish-American Club, Business Club 142 WAYANT. JOHN EDWARD Delphian Society. Band. Soccer 70. 74, 142 WEAVER. GEORGE WILSON Delphian Society, Masquers, Dorm Coun- celor, French Club 70, 72. 73, 143 WEBB. JAMES EVERETTE. JR. Cliosophic Society. Fire Marshall East Beam Dorm. Golf 69. 143 WESTRICK. DEBBIE Phi Theta Kappa. Big Sister, German Club, Women ' s House Council 56.63, 143. 168 WHICKER, PANSY RAE Euterpean Society, Women ' s Recreation Association, Women ' s House Council, So- cial Board 68,143 WHICKER. SHIRLEY JEAN Phi Theta Kappa. Marshal. Big Sister, Kap- pa Chi, Secretary Christian Counsil, Vice- President Methodist Student Fellowship, Spanish-American Club, Choir, Girls Bas- ketball 63,64,65,75, 143 WILLIAMS, ADRIENNE ANNETTE Vice-President Mnemosynean Society, Big Sister, German Club 64, 71, 143 WILLIAMS. JAMES JACOB Delphian Society, Fire Marshall Taylor Derm, Tennis 12, 70. 116. 143 WILSON, CATHERINE ROWE Choir, Glee Club 74,75, 143 WOOD, ROBERT EDWARD Soccer 118,143 WOODLEY. ROBERT WAYNE Delphian Society 70,143 WOODY. SHERI EVELYN Phi Theta Kappa Big Sister, Day Students ' Club, Spanish-American Club 63,64, 143 YOUNG, JOYCE LINDA Westminster Fellowship, Club, Social Board 143, 169 Day Students ' ADVERTISEMENT INDEX American Thread Company Austin ' s Art Shop B B Feed Seed Company Beauty Salon. The Berry ' s Restaurant Belks Department Store Biltmore Dairy Boren Brick Bost Bakery, Inc. Bower ' s Store Boyd ' s Recapping Brevard College Store Brevard Jewelers Brevard Lumber Company Brevard Motor Lodge Brevard Pharmacy Bryant Electric Bryant Construction Company Cardinal Cleaners Citizens Telephone Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Co-Ed Brevard Drive-in Theatres Community Cash Stores Crest 5 10 Duke Power Company 179 E. E. duPont de Nemours Co. 192 Duvall Drugs 192 First Citizens Band Trust Co. 193 First Union National Bank 192 Gaither ' s Restaurant 189 Goodwill Motor Company 172 Hayes Motor Company, Inc. 187 Imperial Motor Lodge 172 Klear Knit, Inc. 190 Krispy Glaze Bakery 193 Lyda-McCrary Motors, Inc. 186 McCrary Auto Service, Inc. 190 Miller ' s Laundry Cleaners, Inc. 193 Mims Lyday 182 Mitchell-Bissell Company 191 Moland-Drysdale Corporation Morgan Brothers 174 Morris Pharmacy 182 Mr. Roberts Beauty Salon 188 National Linen Service 180 Nuway Cleaners 190 Olan Mills Studios 176 Olin 193 Osborne ' s Plumbing Heating Co 171 175 174 182 178 180 189 189 171 184 193 192 189 193 191 189 188 178 176 191 185 193 173 170 193 Partners Restaurant Coffee House 180 Pat ' s Shoe Mart 193 Patterson ' s 188 Pearce Young Angel Company 191 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 174 Pisgah Candy Company 187 Public Service Company 181 RCA Service Co. NASA Tracking Station 177 Red Diamond Service Station 190 Royal Crown Cola Company 186 Sealtest Foods Division 188 Sears Roebuck Co. 191 Sherman-Williams Paint Co. 193 Sinclair Office Supply 178 Standard Paper Sales Co. 190 Transylvania TIMES 176 United 5 10 190 Waters Florist 193 Western Auto Associate Store 191 Winn-Dixie 172 Wix Corporation 183 WPNF 183 FRESHMAN INDEX ADAMS, Virginia Ryle 146 AKIN, John Markham 146, 118 ALDOUS, Richard Spivey 146 ALLISON, Sandra Jean 146 ALDRIDGE, Carolyn Dianne 146, 24 ALLEN, John Michael 146 ANDERSON, Beth Arden 146, 180 183 186,204 ANGEL, Bobby Gene 146, 100 ARLEDGE, David Carter 146 ARRINGTON, Steven Perry 146, 74, 75, 188 ASHWORTH, Lyndon Kerry 146 ASHWORTH, Maxine Caroline 49, 146. 62, 30, 54, 55 BALDWIN. Donald Morrison, Jr. 146 BALILES, Lawrence Hugh 146, 165 BARBER, William Sherril 32. 146, 74, 77, 113 BARFIELD, David Michael 146 BARNHILL, Verna Carol 146, 108. 74, 77 BARRACK, Donna Lee BASHFORD, Dwan Elizabeth 146, 45 BASS, Kathey Marie 146. 71, 203 BAYNARD, Martha Dale 147, 113 BELL, Robert Winston, Jr. 15, 147, 74 BENSON. Daniel Joseph 147, 74 BERGQUIST, Richard Bryan, Jr. 147, 7 BERRIER. John Alan 147, 74, 75 BERWICK, David Alan 147 BETSILL, Lawrence Dennis 147 BLACKBURN, Sandra Grace 26. 147 74 180,183 BLACKWELL, Larry Samuel 166 BLEVINS, Mitchell James 147, 66, 105, 184 BLONDIN, Michael Arthur 5, 45, 147 BOLINGER, Daniel Charles 147 BOWDEN, Donna Ellyn 147 BOWSER, Pamela Ruth 147 BRADLEY. John Richard 147,66, 118 BRADLEY, Stephen Stewart 147 BRAINARD, Roger Warren 147 BRANDLE, Deborah Ann 147 BRENIZER, Stuart Bracken 147, 7, 10, 47, 49,118 BRICE. Martha Ann 147 BRICK. Samuel Henry 147, 80 BRIDGE. Jean Marie 148 BRIDGES, Beulah Annie 148. 71 BRITTS, George Andrew 148 BROCK, Terrill Monroe 148 BROWN, Norma Annette 148, 74 BRUCE, Horace Ansley, Jr. 148 BRUHN, Gregory 148 BULLEN. Howard Reeve III 148, 12 BUMP, Gregory Lyn 166 BURBAGE, Lindsey Lee 148 BURCH, Stephen Donald 148, 16, 17, 49 BURGE, Beverly Marie 148, 45, 128 74 75, 77 BURNS. Alan Dale 148 BURNS, Michael Warren 148 CABOT, Susan Mary 148, 164 CANDILOROS, Evelyn 148, 74, 75 CARPENTER, Thomas Spurgeon 148, 114, 116 CARR, Albert Joseph, Jr. 148, 13 CARROLL, James Patrick 148 CARTER, Dennis Wayne 148, 3, 145 CARTER, John Max, Jr. 148, 69 CARUSO, Carlton Edward, Jr. 149 CARVER. Kenneth Keith 149 CASSIDY, Robert Theodore 149, 118 CASTER, Sandra Jean 51, 50, 149 CATES. Thomas Robinson 149 CHESNUT, David Otis 12, 13, 149. 67, 59, 144,89,30 CHILES, Sheila Kay 149 CLARK, Christine Marlene 149 CLARK, Gary Wayne 149 CLARK. Roger McCree 46, 149 CLEMENT, Allen Bledsoe III 149, 59 COBLE, Nancy Caryl 149, 74, 112 COCHRAN, Laura Kathryn 166 COCKE, James Maxwell 4, 149 COLQUITT, Mary Claire 149 CONNER, Patty Jean 149 COX, Michael Ray 149 CRISP, Jerry Baxter 149 CURTIS, Martha Ann 149, 74, 75 CUSHMAN. Mary Criag 14, 149, 91 DAVIS, Dennis Michael 149 DELONG, Gregory Robert 150 DENTE, Frances Marguerite 150, 74, 75 DENTON, Neal Blane150 DICKEY, Donald Richard 150, 114, 116 DICKINSON. Stanley Arthur 150, 28 DISTLER. Norma Grace 49. 150, 83, 68 DITZEL, John Edward, jr. 20, 150, 96, 189 DOMINICK, Terry Donald 150, 25, 96 DOUGHERTY, Lawrence Joseph 150, 50 DRAGNICH. Cara Lynn 150 DULL, Patsy Ruth 150,68 DURHAM, David Allen 150 DUVALL, Donald Lewis 150. 70 EDMONDSON, Virginia Mark 150 59 89 47, 74, 77 EDWARDS, James Leon, Jr. 150 EDWARDS. Larry Bruce 150 ELDER, John MacGregor 150 ELLWOOD. Theresa Faye 150 EMMONS, Anna Jane 26, 150, 180 183 186 FAGGART, James Michael 150, 67 116 39, 26, 105 FINNEY, Ross Edwin 151, 114, 115 FLOUHOUSE, Clinton Keith 151, 21. 39 FLOWERS. Cecile Elaine 151. 74 FORTENBERRY, Michael Cotton 46, 151 FRANTZ, Sheila Ruth 166, 151 FRANZKE, Suzon Wall FRYE, William Trump 151,67, 94, 117 FULLER, Mary Elizabeth 151, 74, 75 GAEDKE, Rae Ann 151, 99 GAILLARD, Mary Dora 166 GALLONEY, James Mellon 151 GANTT, David James 151, 74, 75, 77 GARRISON, Glenn Steven 151 GENES, Susan Elizabeth 151 GIBSON, Joyce Ann 151,59,71 GIRARD, Jerry Lee 151 GORDON, Kenneth Ward 151, 67, 13, 203 GORDON. Robert Harrison 151 GRAHAM, Deborah Spencer 151 GRAY, Christopher Lee 151 GREENE, Karen Patricia 151 GRIFFIS, Julia Paulette 128, 151, 71 GUNST, Sidney John, Jr. 152, 25 HADEN, Rowe Francis 152 HALL, Ronald David 152 HAMEL, Albert George 152 HAMILTON, Joseph Litton 152, 95, 1 1 7 HAMPTON, Charles Orr 152. 129 HARDWICK, Linda Gail 152 HARRELL, Louann Ellinwood 4, 152, 71 74 HARRELL. Susan Gay 152 HARRELL. Susan Leigh 152, 68, 74 HARTLEY, Allison Minnette 152 HARWELL, Kathleen Virginia 152 HASTINGS, Myron Rodger 152 HAYES. Kathleen Ann 152 HENDERSON, John Percy III 152, 1 18 HERRON, Rebecca 152 HESS. Philip Arthur 152.95 HILER, Ray Franklin 152, 49, 118 HILL, Laura Kathryn 152, 29 HILL. Pamela Yvonne 13, 152. 24 HILL, Sharyn-Eileen 153 HILL. William Harvey III 153 HILLER, Jennifer Lee 153 HOLLAND. Gaylen Claire 153 HOLLAND. Greer Branson 153 HOLMES, David Alexander John 20, 153. 116 HORNE. Helen Barnaby 153 HORNER. Barbara Eugenia 153, 71 HORRY, Carlotta Morrison 153. 27 HORTON. Bennie Smith, Jr. 153 HOUCK.Jacky Lee 153 HOUYOUX, Anne Elizabeth 153 HUDSON, Belle Purvis 153. 6. 15 HUFFMAN, Susan Parry 153 HUGGINS, Susan Risa 153 HUGHES. Sylvia Sydney 153. 71 HUMPHREY. Edward James 153, 79, 93, 118 HUNT, James Stone III 153 HUNT. Rosa Elizabeth 153 HURLEY. Robin Annette 153 HUSBANDS. James Edward 154. 95, 117, 59 HUTCHINSON, Carolyn Louise 154 HYDRICK, Richard Hildebrand 35. 46, 154. 47. 118 JACKSON. Virginia Mae 154 JAMISON, Roger 80. 154,81, 118 JENKINS, Robert Leon 154 JENKINS, William Charles 169, 154, 70 JENSEN, Peter Charles 154, 117 JERKINS, Berwin Curtis, Jr. 154 JERRY, Nancy Lynn 154 JOHNSTON. Suzanne Bell 154, 6, 74 JOHNSTONE, Jerry Nicholas 154 JOHNSTONE, Vicki Maria 154 JOLLEY, David Lee 154 JONES, Charles Rodney 154, 67, 45, 104 JONES, Deborah Gail 154 JONES, James David JORDAN, Paula Leigh 154 JORDAN, Thomas Maxcy 154, 114, 116 KAMMLER, Corydon Searing 154 KEEVER, Jerry Wayne 154 KEITHLEY. Thomas Larry 155, 79, 118 KELLEY, Frank Eugene. Jr. 155. 117, 81, 118 KELLY, Mary Eliza 7, 155 KETTLESON, Valeri Janne 155 KING, Andrea Jean 155, 71 KREMSER, Wayne Rowland 155 LACOUR, Stephen Michael 155 LAIRD, Thomas Holt 155 LAMBERTON, Susan 155 LANCASTER, Margaret Morrison 155, 192 LANCE, Michael Dale 166 LASLEY, Paula Sue 155 LEDFORD, Charley 166 LEE, Treva Jane 155, 59, 73, 144, 74, 75, 77 LEEDER. Thomas Patrick 155 LESH, David Clark 155 LESTER, Jacquelyn Elaine 155 LEWIS, Deborah Anne 155. 30. 54, 55. 71 LIVINGSTON. Donnie Marvin 13, 155, 44, 74,75 LIVINGSTON, William Cody II 155 LOLLIS, Margaret Anne 155 LOWDER, Karen Sue 27, 14, 155,68 LOWERY, Carolyn Suzanne 156 LUCAS, Jennifer Ree 166 LUTZ, Randy Eugene 156, 12, 13 LYNN, Lavina Jean 156 LYNN, Patricia Jane 156 MCAFEE, Reginald 156, 94. 95, 117 MCCALL, Helen Jeanette 166 MCCLAIN, Patricia Anne 156, 68 MCDANIEL, Bobbie Lynn 156, 71 MCILVAINE, Edward Hubbard 156. 92 MCKEOWN, Patricia Jo 156 MCKINNEY, Joe Lane 156 MCKINNEY, Margaret Yvonne 156, 74, 75 MCMANUS, Theresa Wilson 156, 14, 71 MACGILL, Janice Marjorie 156, 31, 4 MACQUEEN, Heather Anne 156 MANCHESTER, Elizabeth Ann 156 MARTY, Robert Lowell 33, 156, 67, 59, 144 MASON, Deborah Ella 156, 68 MAY. Kathryn Gordon 166 MAXWELL. Wayne Conrad 156. 108 MEDLOCK. Steven Daniel 156 MONTEITH. Leonard Keiffer 156, 38, 31 MONTEITH, Randall Eugene 157, 59 MONTESANTI. Joseph III 157 MOODY, Jerry Wayne 157 MOORE. Gail Kyle 157 MORAN. Warren Carl, Jr. 157 MORGAN, Jack Arnold 157 MORGAN. Victoria Carole 157 MORGAN. William Gardner, Jr. 157 MOSS, Barbara Susan 157 MUNGALL, Andrew Watt, Jr. 157 MUSSELMAN, Leslie Jo 157, 99 NELSON, Betty Elizabeth 167, 157 NEVIL. Paula Marie 157 NIX, Steven Rex 157 OOSTHOEK, Christina Lucille 157 OSWALD, William Douglass 157 OWEN, Frank Redding. Ill 157. 13, 25, 38, 70 PALMER. Jeanne Grace 44, 157. 37 PARKER. Nancy Faye 157 PARRIS. John Franklin, Jr. 157 PARRISH, Carol Louise 158 PAUL, Mary Raphael 158 PAVELKA, Paul Churchwell 158 PAYNE, Donna Lynn 158 PAYTON, Deborah Jill 158, 68, 74 PEARSON, Laurie Elizabeth 158 PENN, Janice Marie 158, 96 PEPPER. John Spotswood 158, 145,69,96 PERSONS, Julie Louise 168, 158, 30, 54, 55 PETERSON, John Howard 158 PHILLIPS, Frances Louise 158, 76, 74, 76 PHILLIPS, Joyce Louise 158 PIPER, Timothy Rowe 158, 74, 75 PONDER, James Michael 167. 158 PORTER. James Conner 158. 74, 75, 77 POWELL, Roger Marion 158 PRESSLEY. Allen Thomas, Jr. 158 PRESSLEY, Gregory Michael 158 PRINCE, William Ashford 158 PROPST, Robert Jake 158. 95, 116 RAMSEY, Hayes Richard 159 RANGE, Debra Reaves 159 RANKIN, Milton 159 REDDING, Eugene Thomas 159 REDMAN, Sally Louise 159, 71, 189 REDMON, James Ronald 159 REEDER, Carolyn Linda 159 REPOKIS, Mark Henry 159, 116 RICE, Linda Susan 167 ROBARTS, Dennis Russell 159 ROBERTS, Clyde Eckel 159 ROBERTSON, Malona Carol 159 ROBINSON, Fredrick 159 ROLLINS, Randall Jay 159 ROUSSEAU. Janice Louise 159, 192 ROYSTER, Stephen Sampson 154 RUST, Gale Elizabeth 159 RYAN, Kim 159 SCHEAFFER, Janice Lee 159 SCHNELLE. Marilyn Lyons 159 SCHOFIELD, David Allen 159 SCHORES, Lawrence Earl 160, 74, 77 SCONYERS, Shelly Claire 160 SCOTT, Ellen-Marie 14, 160. 74 SENTELLE, Debra Hope 160 SEWELL. Ernest Marshall 168, 160, 116 SHAW, James Dwight 160, 69 SHERMAN. Linda Gaile 160 SHERRILL. Paul Penland, Jr. 160, 67, 66, 118 SIMS, Paul Lindberg 160, 101 SINNETT, Walter Drew 160 SLOWICK, Kenneth Michael 160, 49, 118 SMITH, Charles Allen 160 SMITH, Danny Michael 160 SMITH, Dennis Steve 160 SMITH, Diane Lee 160. 62, 71 SMITH, Henry Wellington 160 SMITH, Marvin Eugene 5. 160. 25 SNIDER. Barbara Gail 160. 172 SNYDER. Eric Cunningham 160 SPEAKS. Terry Wayne 160 SPEIGHTS. Laura Hamilton 161. 100 SPRINGER. Rebecca Sue 161 SPRINGFIELD. Mary Ann 26. 161 , 68, 74 SPRINKLE. Sarah Lee 161 STEVENS, Richard Leslie 161, 59, 70, 74. 75 STEWART. Lennox Roger 161,95, 117 STITT, Anne Bladen 161, 74, 75 STITZEL. Larry Wayne 161, 26, 74, 77 STOKES, Gloria Jean 161 STRANGE, Elise Larae 167 STROBEL, Jacqueline Mamie 161 STUBBS, Suzanne Kay 161, 7 SUMMERLIN, Lynn Charlotte 26, 44, 161, 68 SUTTLES, Woodfin George III 161 SWINT, Sylvia Lynne 161 TAKUNDWA, Enety Mugadza 167 TATE, Carolyn Gail 161 TAWNEY, Sandra Muzzy 161 TAYLOR, James Michael 161,81. 118 TAYLOR, Michele Lee 161 TEDDER, James Timothy 161, 74 TENOLD, Michael Burt 161 THENOILS, Carol Marcene 162, 25 THOMAS, Clarence Edward 162, 117 THOMASON, Ralph Archibald 162 THOMPSON, Bruce Harold 162 THORPE, Michael Eugene 162 THORPE, Michael Wayne 162, 69 TODD, Mark Allan 162, 101, 15, 74 TRAYNHAM, Ernie Hembree 162 TRESCA, Linda 162, 15, 71 TROSS, William Paul 162 TRULL, Rita Lynn 162 TUCKER, Mary Jane 162 TUNSTALL, Battle Reid II 162, 26, 1 18 TUTTEROW, Robert Duke. Jr. 162. 13 TUTTLE. Jerry Lee 162, 67, 13 UNDERWOOD, James Clay 162 VAIL, Susan Virginia 162, 68 VAN BLARICOM. Charles Judson 162 VARGA, Elizabeth Anne 162 VIAL, Dan Howard, Jr. 162 VOSBURGH, David Arthur 163 WADDELL, Sharon Claire 167 WALLER. Charles Purdum 163 WANDREY, Mary Lucille 14. 163, 172, 174 WATSON, John William 163 WEI, Emma En May 163 Weishaupt, Charles Herbert 163. 59. 74, 75 WELLBORN, Arvm Sparks 163 WELLS, Betty Virginia 163, 62 WENTZ, Sandra Elizabeth 163 WHITAKER, Mary Suzanne 163 WHITE, Wiley David 163 WHITEHURST, Yvonne 163, 74, 77 WHITMIRE, General Ned 167, 163 WHITMIRE, Myrtle Maxine 163 WILCOX, Rosanne163, 15 WILKES, Harold Norris 163 WILLIAMS, Carolyn Diane 163, 59, 91, 71 WILLIAMS, Elizabeth Ann 163, 74, 75 WILLIAMS, Jerome Dean 163, 53. 180, 183, 186.204 WILLIAMS, Martha Elizabeth 163 WILLIAMS, Paul Mitchel 164 WILLIAMS. William Edward 164, 117, 145, 100,42 WILSON, Dorothy Mae 164 WINNEY, Donald Eugene 164, 47 WOLF, Robert Howard 80, 164, 145, 30 118, 79 WOLFE. Robert Lansing. II 4, 12. 164, 70 WOYCHAK, Linda Ann 164, 62, 75 WRIGHT, Milton Lloyd 164, 70, 184 WYER, Roger Gregg 164 YEARWOOD, Roland Randolph 164, 117. 92 YOPP. Susan Phyllis 164, 74, 75 YOUNG, Edwin Thomas. Jr . 164 ZIEGLER, Charles Russell 164 ZOOK, James David 164 t: EDITOR ' S NOTE No one can imagine the time, effort, anxiety, and sleepless nights put into the publication of a yearbook. This is true for every member of the staff, not only the editor. You wonder constantly whether you ' re gonna make it or not but — somehow — you do. There are so many people responsible for this edition of the PERTELOTE that I don ' t really know where to begin my acknowledgements. Judy Tuer, layout editor; Katie Marrow, typist; Jerry McLean, photographer; and Mrs. Brona Roy, advis- or, have done so much that I ' ll never be able to thank them enough. Then there are my other staff members who sweated this out with us. But I guess, most of all, I need to thank you, the student body. You are the reason for this book; it is YOU. I only hope that this yearbook will come to mean as much to you as it does to me — after all, in the future, it will remain as our only link to the past. Sherry Queen, Editor-in-Chief 203 HH H V i swum-  XV, •• .V :.. • ' • •1 . . Nothing now is left but majestic memory. Longfellow T!T K5 $