Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1938 volume:

i atnei JddUoti flatted, jdibiatof, Bieoatd Caiie e BieaatA, Atatik Qaioiuta 3L l ertetote 1938 ' This gentil cok hadde Seven hennes, 0 -which,- the faireste hewed on hir throte JV as cle-ped faire damoysele Pert dote. For thilke tyme, as I have understonde, Bestes and briddes coude speke and singe. — Chaucer ' s The Nonne Preestes Tale. ( Dn ig3S iJ ltzLoh THELMA HUBBARD - Editor-in-Chief JOHN W. MILLER - Business Manager HANS HANSON - Illustrator [■ n bushed bif BREVARD COLLEGE BREVARD. NORTH CAROLINA -Jo [ resident and rl ' rs. L oltrane: { whose pre si stent faith in vSrevara College has been equalled only ou tli id etr courageous and ever increasing devotion to ner welfare. ' ore won j IN this, the fourth edition of the PERTELOTE, we have ( made an effort to portray the relationship between campus _y life and the ideas presented in the Nonne Preestes Tale. Chaucer ' s old tale provided a source from which the name of our annual was derived. Pertelote was the wise hen most admired by the gallant Chanticleer. In order to suggest our relationship to Duke University, whose annual is entitled CHANTICLEER, we chose PERTELOTE as the name of our pub- lication. Drawing still further on the Nonne Preestes Tale, we emphasized the idea that dremes ben significaciouns. From the time Brevard College came into existence it has been the embodiment of dreams; and its future depends largely upon the courage, intelligence, and sacrifice of those who are now striv- ing to make these dreams come true. May we, the Student Body of 1938, fulfill dreams that will reveal the Christian ideals and principles of sound scholarship that Brevard College has instilled in us. —THE EDITOR. 2(2)589 ©1)0 Qlnibg? ,0 fUJ yf . ' ' i a .7 av y jt ?, ' hadde, enclosed al aboutc. — Chaucer. Jaulor J4all - (Dous Jjormit ip Frances Kosi J4all - (fJoii.s Jjonnitortt Wait Mall - Li iris Jjonnitorti Ulrainla cyLodqe - Ljuhs Jjorinifont IB Alma M xUt Unto Brevard we ' re ever loyal; We sing to her a song of praise. She gives to us endowments royal To guide us thru life ' s endless maze. Chorus Brevard, Brevard, our hearts rejoice; Forever and forever we will honor thee. Our College, we will not forsake thee. Nor for one moment will forget. Thy standards in our hearts we ' ll cherish To guide us till our sun has set. — Leighton Presson t o the L tc a66 edSaae of 1938 -OREVARD COLLEGE is in the hands of its friends. Its future I will be determined by their loyalty to the principles on which it was founded. The students who are here now, as well as those who have been here in previous years, are the ones who are most familiar with the situation and the problems it presents. They can do more than any other group to interpret the college to prospective students and to potential financial supporters. We must have choice students and loyal friends who are willing to give of their substance to the development of the kind of institution of which we dream. I most urgently request the same loyal devotion that has been so characteristic of our students from the beginning. We will not fail. EUGENE J. COLTRANE President of the College S £ xzuaxc { C. H. TROWBRIDGE. A.B., A.M Vice-President, Science C. E. BUCKNER, A.B., A.M.. Dean and Registrar, Government MISS DULCIE HAYES, A.B., A.M Dean of Women BUNYAN H. ANDREW, A.B.... Dean of Men. History BURT W. LOOMIS, B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Psychology, Education, Guidance JOHN FOYCE BENNETT, A.B., B.D Religious Education MRS. POSANELLE CASH BENNETT, A.B., A.M., Secretary to the President MISS MYRA BINFORD. .Dietitian and Dean of Virginia Lodge MRS. BESS REAP BUCKNER Dietitian of Ross Hall MISS ALMA LOUISE CADE, A.B Piano GRADY W. CAMPBELL, A.B....Dir. Ind. Div., Student Labor MRS. MAYBELLE POOVEY CAMPBELL, A.B., A.M., Business Education MRS. ISABEL DOUB COLTRANE, B.L., B.Mus., A.M., English and Speech, Dean of Coltrane Home MISS MARJORIE CRAIG, A.B., A.M English JACK S. DENDY, B.S., A.M.... Science acuLti y MRS. CHARLOTTE HATCHER DENDY, B.S Vocal Music MISS HARRIET HAGOOD KILLOUGH, A.B., Dietitian of West Hall COVERT S. McCALLUM, B.S Agricultural Director MRS. ANNIE WISHAM McCALLUM, B.S.-Business Education MRS. MARY HELEN McCONNELL, A.B., A.M.. Religious Education, Book Room MRS. J. D. McRAE Nurse MRS. R. F. MOCK Dean of Virginia Lodge Annex THOMAS McNEIL PALMER, B.S.I.A.. .Supt. of Construction MAXWELL GALBRAITH PANGLE, A.B., A.M., Economics and Sociology MRS. LOULA McNEER PANGLE, A.B., A.M Mathematics ARTHUR J. RANSON, A.B Dir. Pleyr. Ed. for Men JAMES O ' BRIEN ROGERS Bursar MISS DELLA SHORE, B.S., B.L.S Librarian MISS MERLIE HAZEL SIZEMORE, B.S Home Economics MISS LUCILE SMITH, A.B.. A.M English and Dramatics MRS. ERNA TRAMMELL, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.. .German, French ■ .4iE THE CAMPUS CANDID CAMERA nttors And forth he goeth, —Chaucer. enior STUART JEROME BLACK Harrisburg, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agriculture Club; President of Senior Class; Student Council. Stuart has been our pilot the second half of our college career, and we could not have wished for a better one. CLAUDE LORRAINE LOVE, JR. Asheville, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club, President ' 38; Boosters Club, Vice-President ' 38; Football; Student Council; Senior Class Vice-President ' 38. Claude, better known to us as Smiling Red McConnell, really puts his whole heart into his football playing. Newspaper work appears to be his hobby. DORIS THORNE Brevard, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club, President ' 38; Dramatic Club, Secretary ' 37, President ' 38; Forensic Club; Baseball Sponsor ' 37; Treasurer of Senior Class ' 38. Her talents are many, but it is perhaps in the field of dramatics that she will prove herself most successful. HELEN GRACE McCONNELL Cornelius, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 37; Boosters ' Club; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 38; Commercial Club; Folklore Club, President and Vice-President ' 38; For- ensic Club, Secretary ' 37 ; Photo-Nature Club, Sar- geant-at-Arms ' 38; Senior Class Secretary ' 38. Helen ' s honors speak for her ability. Her magnetic person- ality makes her one of the most outstanding girls on the campus. Her favorite color is Red. [16] Cta66 of 1938 CHARLES HIRAM ADKINS Walnut Cove, North Carolina Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 38; Football; Forensic Club. Those nicknames of Judge and Doctor only add to Hiram ' s popularity. His slow smile and quiet humor will always be remembered. Praise Allah! MARY LEE ALEXANDER Mooresville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Photo-Nature Club; Dramatic Club; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Glee Club. Mary Lee is one of the chubbiest little girls on the campus. She has been an outstanding worker in the Dramatic Club, the Concert Choir, and the labor office. LOIS MARTHA-JO ANDREW Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club, Vice-President ' 37; Choir; Dormitory Council; Glee Club; House Presi- dent, West Hall ' 38; International Relations Club. Secretary-Treasurer ' 37, President ' 38; Student Council. Lois is a genuine booster of Brevard. She worked faithfully on the Student and Dormitory Councils for the upbuilding of the College. FRANK AUSBAND Winston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Student Council, Presi- dent ' 38; Football. Our efficient Student Council President is one of the most popular students on the campus. Frank ' s favorite color is blonde. CHRISTINE AUSTIN Peachland, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Fireside Club. Christine has been Mr. Buckner ' s stand-by — faithful and efficient. JACK RAYMOND BAGWELL Asheville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Assistant Dietitian, Ross Hall ' 38; Dramatic Club. If you ' re looking for a handy man, see Jack. Yes, he ' s pretty handy with the girls, too! SARAH VIRGINIA BARKLEY Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Photo-Nature Club. Little but loud; small but conspicuous — because there are always two around. MARJORIE ANNE BARNHART Crimora, Virginia Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Travel Club. Barney, Mr. Campbell ' s right-hand man, will be greatly missed at Brevard. Her willing- ness to ' work won the respect of all. [17] aasssfl t Srevard L otte eae SARAH FAITH BECK Salisbury, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club. Boys, take notice if you are looking for a really good cook! A sweeter girl is hard to find. KENNETH WILSON BEDENBAUGH Conway, South Carolina Cliosophic; Dormitory Council, President ' 38; Dra- matic Club; Football. Ken is a favorite Ross Bailer, one of the three P. K. ' s from South Carolina. Quiet and friendly, he never makes quick decisions, and is a valuable asset to our class. CLARK BENSON Lexington, North Carolina Delphian; Davidson County Club; Forensic Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Basketball; Dormitory Coun- cil; Young People ' s Department, President ' 38; Clarion Staff. Clark came to us from Pfeiffer Junior College and in one year has succeeded in winning distinction both in debating and religious activities. DANIEL H. BOYD Murphy, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Day Students ' Club. Quiet, dig- nified, business-like — Daniel goes his own way. Very few of us know him well. KATHERINE MARSHALL BROWN Concord, North Carolina Euterpean; Folklore Club; Travel Club. Kat took time for her studies along with her outside interests. Her sincerity and helpfulness are some- thing to remember. GEORGE EDWARD BUCHANAN Bandana, North Carolina Cliosophic; International Relations Club. His hard work in the print shop has been instrumental in making our college paper one of the best. DOROTHY AMELIA BUNCH Asheville, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 37; Choir; Fireside Club ' 37; International Relations Club, Secretary ' 38; Meth- odist Club, Secretary ' 38; Sigma Pi Alpha; Com- mencement Marshal; Pertelote Staff ' 38; Young Peo- ple ' s Department, Treasurer ' 37, Secretary ' 38. Dorothy has progressed from sponsorship to senior editorship of the annual. While attending to personal relation- ships, she has not neglected her international re- lations. MARY SUE BUNDY Monroe, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Agriculture Club; Block B Club; Cheerleader; Clarion Staff; Dramatic Club; House Pres- ident of Coltrane Home. Shorty ' s abilities are prac- tically limitless. She cheered our team to victory, filled our front page, and coached us in history with equal ease and willingness. [18] Cld66 of 1938 CARL BONNER CALDWELL Smyrna, South Carolina Delphian; Day Students ' Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Photo-Nature Club. It ' s in the field of car- pentry that Carl excels. Before he ' s through, we know he ' ll have some well-constructed houses to his credit. JULIUS GRIFFIN CAMPBELL Centenary, South Carolina Cliosophic; Clarion Staff; Dormitory Council; Dra- matic Club, Vice-President ' 37, ' 38; Pertelote Staff; Young People ' s Department, Chairman ' 38. This P. K. from South Carolina has brought skill and intelligence to all the parts he has taken in the Dramatic Club performances for the College and for the Brevard Little Theatre. GEORGE MAURICE CARVER Forest City, North Carolina Cliosophic; Ministerial - Missions Club, President ' 37. George isn ' t half so solemn as he looks. Fun and religion go hand in hand with him, and he ' ll do his bit in spreading sunshine. JAMES FRANK CAUBLE Mount Pleasant, North Carolina Delphian, Chaplain ' 37; Baseball; Basketball; Block B Club; Dormitory Council; Photo-Nature Club. As a double for Joe Penner and a good duck of Bre- vard he can ' t be beat. Better he should raise ducks! MARGARET RUTH CLARK Skyland, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Folklore Club. Very quiet indeed in public; but her dormitory life — well, that ' s a dif- ferent story. ISABEL CLINE Newton, North Carolina Euterpean; Student Council, Secretary ' 38. The blonde of the campus, and preferred by one gentle- man. As Secretary of the Student Council she has been able to combine business and pleasure. MARY FERN COBLE Durham, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 37, Treasurer ' 38; Con- cert Choir; Glee Club; House President, Virginia Lodge; Ministerial-Missions Club; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club, Treasurer ' 37, Secretary ' 38; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice-President ' 37. Not even the sky limits the ambitions of Fern, whose sincerity and friendliness will long be remembered, especially by those who worked with her in the Choir and other organizations. PIERCE THOMAS COLE Leicester, North Carolina Delphian; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Pertelote Staff. Pierce ' s prominence in musical activities fore- shadows the realization of his greatest ambition — that of being an orchestra leader. [19] m reuan ARLEINE COLVARD Grassy Creek, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 37; Glee Club; Com- mercial Club, President ' 38; Fireside Club, Vice-Presi- dent ' 37, President ' 38. Efficiency is Arleine ' s middle name. She ' s the girl who has the business head. ERNEST JAMERSON CORLEY, JR. Lexington, South Carolina Delphian; Folklore Club. Napoleon had his Water- loo, and Ernest has his firecrackers. War whoops and tiger roars warned us of the coming of Corley. ' JOHNNIE LEE COURTNEY Candler, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Folklore Club. If it ' s anything concerning athletics, Johnnie ' s at the top, especially in tennis. Her name suggests that she ' s an athlete. WILLIAM HORACE COVINGTON, JR. Shelby, North Carolina Cliosophic. Horace is rather quiet but is all busi- ness- good bet for anyone except the Biddies. MILDRED COX Grassy Creek, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club. Jeep Number 8, with her pleasant smile, has worked hard in the home economics lab. Maybe she ' s trying to make an im pression on some young man; who knows? WALDORF STANLEY CRAWLEY Raeford, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Though Billy is not known to all students, those who know him respect him. He is one of the bachelors of the English Home. EVELYN MAE CROSS Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Travel Club. Evelyn is a girl whom we know to be capable, de- pendable, and always ready to help those around her. Her attitude makes her one we shall miss. JOHN NORMAN CURTIS Climax, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball; Block B Club; International Relations Club. Norman is quiet and dignified on the campus but is always ready to answer questions on class. We have every reason to anticipate his success as a business executive. CL 6 of 1938 MAX SINCLAIR DEAL Conover. North Carolina Delphian, President ' 37; Baseball, Captain ' 37; Block B Club; Dormitory Council; Football; Photo- Nature Club; Tennis. Feminine hearts, as well as baseballs, have been tossed around in many Dizzy deals. DOROTHY DEAN Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Glee Club; Medical Science Club. Dot loves children of every color and de- scription, and the- ' she hasn ' t definitely decided, child welfare will probably be her life work. MABEL FRANCES DEANE Carrboro, North Carolina Euterpean, President ' 38; Glee Club. Mabel is a persistent little gum-chewer, who is envied by many because she is one of the few true blondes. LUCIAN PORCHER DEAVOR Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Lucian hasn ' t the slightest notion what he wants to do in life; his big idea is to try every profession and choose the one he likes the best. LEE HENRY EAGLE Concord, North Carolina Cliosophic; Ministerial-Missions Club; Travel Club. Lee Henry ' s participation in religious activities on the campus points the way to his future development. WILLIAM JACKSON ERVIN Mocksville, North Carolina Delphian; Photo-Nature Club. Chemistry Assistant Ervin and English Assistant Parker were always try- ing to assist each other. IRA WARD EVERHART Lexington, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball; Davidson County Club, Pres- ident ' 38; Dormitory Council; Photo-Nature Club; Tennis. How-you-feeling-good? is the philosophy of Griff ' s good-looking Romeo from Lexington. Our great humorist at the time being isn ' t looking for a job but a position. HENRIETTA FARABOW Stem, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Folklore Club. After serving as Assistant Dean at the Coltrane Home, Henrietta took Lib Sherrill ' s place as assistant dietitian in West Hall. She has prepared sick-trays by the dozen. [21] sd reuan WILLIAM MUNDY FOWLER Charlotte, North Carolina Delphian; Clarion Staff; Manager of Print Shop. Bill has made a wonderful improvement in our school paper. No student has taken more interest in his work than Bill; his piano playing in the Biddy Coop has been enjoyed, too. JOHN THURMAN FRAZIER, JR. Spartanburg, South Carolina Cliosophic; Folklore Club, President ' 38; Minis- terial-Missions Club. John worked his way through the kitchen; and, being an efficient waiter, he made many friends at Ross Hall. MAE ELIZABETH FREEMAN Farmington, North Carolina Euterpean, Secretary-Treasurer ' 37; Choir; Clarion Staff; Folklore Club; House President of West Hall ' 37. A more faithful worker in the kitchen and a more efficient leader of the dormitory cannot be found. Her hobby is mimicking people, especially dignitaries like Dr. Coltrane. PEARLE FRICK Gold Hill, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice-President ' 38; Folklore Club, Vice- President ' 38; Sigma Pi Alpha. Pearle has made a commendable record during her one year at Brevard. She is an excellent speaker and has contributed much to the Young People ' s organization. LOIS FULTON Mayodan, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club. Here she comes! There she goes! That little Fulton girl has a way of getting about. ANITA ROBBINS GALLOWAY Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. She whistles it, swings it, or hums it; if you want to know the latest song hit, go to Nita. RALPH GALLOWAY Brevard, North Carolina Cliosophic; Day Students ' Club; Student Council. Ralph is one of our best students. He has added much to the class discussions in social sciences. BRIEDA GARDNER Asheville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club; Fireside Club. Brieda is always helpful, and laugh- ing along with it. We shall miss her laughter, but someone else will enjoy it. [22] CLd6 of 1938 EMMA SUE GRAY Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Glee Club; Travel Club. Whether it ' s instrumental or vocal, her music is al- ways a source of pleasure to us. MARY MAGDALENE GRIFFITH Winston-Salem, North Carolina Euterpean; Block B Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 38; Boosters ' Club; Concert Choir; Photo-Nature Club; Cheer Leader; Football Sponsor. We all know Griff as the most popular girl on the campus, and that she is. She is about the cutest little red-head that ever hit Brevard. DAVID TROY GRUBBS V inston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary ' 38; Agriculture Club; Boost- ers ' Club, President ' 38; Photo-Nature Club, President ' 38; Dormitory Council, President ' 38; Pertelote Staff; Student Council; Glee Club. To satisfy our hunger Dave works over-time. His complete sincerity is not to be forgotten. JOSEPH WILLIAM HALL Mount Ulla, North Carolina Delphian, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 37, Vice-President ' 38: Baseball, Assistant Manager ' 37, Manager ' 38; Basket- ball; Block B Club; Cheer Leader. Wit and plenty of energy combined with a pleasant disposition have won distinction for this chap. THOMAS VANCE HALL Spruce Pine, North Carolina Agricultural Club; Track; Football. Tommy ' s skill in public speaking and music are exceptional, but his chief interests are football and track. ELIZABETH PARKER HAYES Granite Falls, North Carolina Mnemosynean; International Relations Club, Libra- rian ' 37; Medical Science Club; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice-President ' 37, President ' 38. If you want a faithful, life-long friend, acquaint yourself with Lib — she ' s just that. JOHN CLAYBORNE HENDRIX Pleasant Garden, North Carolina Cliosophic; International Relations Club. A friendly smile and ready wit are characteristic of Jake. His laughter rings out; debating goes on, far, far, into the night. WILFORD HICKS Waynesville, North Carolina Block B Club; Football. Captain ' 37. Who made the tackle? Hicks again. Knowing him has assured us that Hicks will tackle the obstacles of life just as hard as he has tackled his football opponents. [23] zmsssmm ■UliiUfl revan RUTH EDNA HILL Tuxedo, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Glee Club; Travel Club, Secretary 38. Because of her complete sincerity and her friend- y helpfulness, her personality is a delightful mixture. She may be quiet, but behind this quietness you will find one of the sweetest girls in school. DAVID HUDSON HORNE Peachland, North Carolina Cliosophic; Baptist Club, Vice-President ' 37; Min- isterial-Missions Club. To serve is his motto ' . ' This ministerial student has contributed much to the re- ' igious activities on the campus. WILLIAM GARTHER HOUSTON Spear, North Carolina Delphian; Agricultural Club, Vice-President ' 38. ' Curly Locks Houston has a blush for the ladies and a friendly grin for all. Good hard work is Bill ' s ' avorite pastime. RUTH VIRGINIA HOWARD Davidson, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice-President, Pianist ' 38; Folklore Club, Treasurer ' 37. Glance about at all the coiffures, and you ' ll know where they come from. Her fingers have that magic touch which produces perfect har- mony. WILLIS LEE HOWARD Cornelius, North Carolina Cliosophic, Treasurer ' 37; Baseball; Boosters ' Club; Dormitory Council, Secretary ' 38; Photo-Nature Club, Vice-President ' 38. Biddy was with us in body, but his heart was in Asheville. Just the same, his alertness was recognized by all the good Ducks. JOSEPH HUGH HOWELL High Point, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agricultural Club, President ' 38; Med- ical Science Club. A farmer ' s wife for a farmer like Hugh cannot be easily found. THELMA HUBBARD Belmont, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Treasurer ' 37, Chaplain ' 37; Choir; Glee Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 38; Assistant Dean, Virginia Lodge ' 38; Dormitory Council ' 37; Student Council; Commencement Mar- shal; Editor-in-Chief of Pertelote; State-Wide Metho- dist Conference, Vice-President ' 37; Vice-President Young People ' s Department ' 37. Twig ' s inspiring personality and her will to serve will always endear her to this school as a friend and leader who has made us better for having known her. FRANK MACKEY HUGHES Candler, North Carolina Delphian; Medical Science Club, President ' 37; Ministerial-Missions Club. Mackey was assistant in chemistry lab. His friendly disposition will carry him far in his medical career. [24] a65 o 1938 IDA FRANCES JAMES Clyde, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Photo-Nature Club. Frances makes a grand waitress . . eat at her table one time and see. She ' s always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. ELIZABETH BECKETT JENKINS Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Pertelote Staff, Associate Ed- itor ' 38. Elizabeth has outstanding creative ability. She ' ll be in the headlines some day. RUTH ELIZABETH JENKINS Robbinsville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Agricultural Club; Folklore Club. Ruth is always bubbling over with energy. Her chief diversions are singing and playing the piano or the guitar. DOROTHY JONAS Vale, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Choir; Fireside Club, Secretary ' 37; Forensic Club, President ' 38; Ministerial-Missions Club; Photo-Nature Club. Dot has been a valuable asset to our debating team both years she has been here. WALTER ELBERT JONES Peachland, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agricultural Club. Elbert is so quiet that few people know him well. All who do know him realize his faithfulness in every task assigned him. HUGH CHATHAM KIGER Pfafftown, North Carolina Delphian, President ' 38; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Baseball; Basketball, Co-captain ' 38; Dormitory Council; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club, President ' 38; Tennis. Six days of brilliant work at Brevard as a student and a leader, and a trip to Asheville on the seventh. He will probably get Mae in June. MYRTLE FRANCES KING Hendersonville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club, Reporter ' 37, Pres- ident ' 38; Glee Club; Sigma Pi Alpha; Dormitory Council. Frances, though calm, cool, and collected, does not lack that necessary flash. The only blues she ever has are in her eyes. ETHEL LENORA LATHAM Mocksville, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice President ' 37, Secretary ' 38, Pian- ist ' 37; Boosters ' Club; Photo-Nature Club, Vice President ' 37, Secretary ' 38; Sigma Pi Alpha; Com- mencement Marshal ' 37. Her character reveals itself before you in kind, friendly, thoughtful deeds. She is an excellent scholar. [25] veucih HARMON REID LATHAM Mocksville, North Carolina Delphian; Agricultural Club, Secretary and Treas- urer ' 38; Dormitory Council. Quiet and conservative, Socks is the leading agriculturist and dairyman. Anyone wanting lessons in milking apply at the dairy barn. Bring your own dice! FRANCES LOUISE LATHAM Mocksville, North Carolina Euterpean; Choir; Folklore Club; Photo-Nature Club. Louise makes an excellent head waitress. Even the waitresses think so! BROWNIE HARTSELL LIPE Lincolnton, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Pianist; Boosters ' Club; Choir, Sec- retary and Treasurer ' 38; Commercial Club; Glee Club, Librarian ' 37; Ministerial-Missions Club; Photo- Nature Club. Brownie will always be associated with happy memories; those of paying our monthly bills and her playing the piano. HAROLD TROY LITTLE Leicester, North Carolina Delphian; Agricultural Club; International Rela- tions Club. Whether at carpentry or school work Harold is a very consistent worker. SAM ALBERT LITTLE, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina Delphian, Treasurer ' 38; Block B Club; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Football, Assistant Manager ' 37, Manager ' 38. Troubles don ' t bother Sammy; he keeps his smile and goes trucking on his way. EDWARD ERIC LLOYD Waverly, Tennessee Delphian, Critic ' 38; Dramatic Club; Travel Club. Here is a man with plenty of wit and humor. A more versatile person than Eric is hard to find. INEZ MARGARET LYDAY Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Her interests lie in the world of foods, and someday she ' ll become an outstanding home economics teacher. MARJORIE LYNDON Sumter, South Carolina Euterpean, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 38; Folklore Club; Travel Club. We think Bunny is a suitable name for such a good athlete. She and her roomie are an inseparable pair. [26] a55 o 1938 FERN McCOMBS Easley, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club. Love affairs al home will wreck a college career. Ask Fern if you don ' t believe it. What happened during the summer to make her return? MARGARET KATHERINE McKINNEY Forest City, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Medical Science Club, Chaplain ' 37; Ministerial-Missions Club; Travel Club. If you ' re down and out, drop around to see her. She ' ll cheer you up! Here ' s hoping we have another smile like hers to light the campus. MARY EMMA McLEAN Whittier, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Folklore Club; Glee Club. Mary Emma likes movies and magazines. Her sweet dis- position has won her many friends. BETTY McLEOD Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Medical-Science Club. Be- cause of her patience and perseverance we are sure of her success in the field of nursing. Here ' s luck io Bets at Bellevue. NATHAN McMINN Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Block B Club; Baseball; Football. Nathan easily proved to us that he could play football as it should be played. Football has been his chief interest in winter and life-saving at the pool in the summer. ROWE ROBERT McNEELY Cleveland, North Carolina Delphian. Rowe is recognized for his looks and his ability as a history student. Brevard has been greatly enriched by his stay here. HELEN GRAY MACKIE Yadkinville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Photo-Nature Club. One of the liveliest girls on the campus is found on the third floor of West Hall. Commercial work is her specialty. BLANCHE MACY Yadkinville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Photo-Nature Club; Commencement Marshal ' 37. By merely seeing her smile we are made happier. She makes a high scholastic average also. [27] sod a revcm JOHN THOMAS MAUGANS Statesville, North Carolina Assistant Dean Ross Hall ' 38; Dormitory Council- Concert Choir; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club; Young People ' s Union, Vice-President ' 38; Assistant Dean Long Tom (May his tribe increase) was known to Ross Hall boys as their keeper of peace. JAMES STURGIS MAY Lenoir, North Carolina Delphian, Critic ' 37; Boosters ' Club, President ' 37; Clarion Staff, Sports Editor ' 37, ' 38; Glee Club; Foot- ball, B Squad. Ye humble Scribe has proved himself to be a sincere booster of Brevard College. As press-agent and sports-writer he has no equal. DORIS CLAUDIA MAYHEW Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 38; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club, Secretary ' 38; Dramatic Club; Per- telote Staff; Photo-Nature Club. The yeya of Doris and her popular leadership of the Jugheads do not hide the kind heart she possesses. LUCILLE ANNA MEDFORD Lake Junaluska, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Choir; Folklore Club; Photo-Nature Club. Here ' s a Juliet for Buster, but to us she is Grannie ; and that means that she has the steadiness of age, the buoyancy of youth, and the wit of a court-jester. ANNA ELIZABETH MEIXELL Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club, Secretary ' 37; Forensic Club. She plans to be a school marm ; and we wish her success, whether it be in kindergarten or in college. BOYD BLAIR MEIXELL, JR. Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Football. Ikey has become famous as a Tall-Tale-Teller. He makes up his yarns as he goes, but they never fail to amuse his audience. DON MICHAEL Pores Knob, North Carolina Delphian; Agricultural Club; Medical Science Club; Fhoto-Nature Club. Intellectual, faithful, dependable, and a grand ole leader of the Ducks. He doesn ' t like the fairer sex, but his determination will carry him through. HENRY YOUNG MILLER Brevard, North Carolina Basketball, Manager ' 38; Day Students ' Club, Treasurer ' 38; Medical-Science Club, Vice-President ' 38. We are proud of Henry for many reasons, but most of all for the distinctions and honors he has won as a Boy Scout. [28] CLm of 1938 JOHN WILSON MILLER Lexington, North Carolina Delphian, Reporter ' 37; Boosters ' Club; Commer- cial Club, Reporter ' 38; Davidson County Club, Pres- ident ' 38; Pertelote, Business Manager; Photo-Nature Club, Vice-President ' 38. Everyone knows Johnnie. He takes calisthenics pushing his right foot down and up, and then out comes the Clarion. The very efficient business manager of this publication has hitched his Wagon-(er) to a star. JULIA MARGARET MILLER Lexington, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Davidson County Club; Travel Club. Margaret is one of our most out- standing girls. Her smile and personality are t hings that we shall remember. JAMES CLAUDE MOORE Asheville, North Carolina Cliosophic; International Relations Club. James changes girls every season. We don ' t know whether it ' s the weather or not, but the more they come the better they look. RAYMOND JENNINGS MOORE Mocksville, North Carolina Delphian; Football; Block B Club. Whether it ' s work or play, Raymond puts his whole heart into whatever he is doing. He is never seen at West Hall except at meal time. ROBERT EDWARD MOSS Asheville, North Carolina Delphian; Choir; Clarion Staff; Winner of Clio- sophic Literary Medal ' 37; Commercial Club; Dra- matic Club. Every stroke of the big bell will remind us of Robert, the boy on whom time depended. RICHARD NAPIER Rockingham, North Carolina Block B Club; Football; Track. Dick is an ath- lete of great ability but is better known for his sunny disposition. We know that he will win in the race of life. ERNA ELIZABETH NEAL Walnut Cove, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Folklore Club. Aunt Erna will always be a grand person to all who know her. She is one of our most friendly biddies. MARTHA JOSEPHINE NELSON Waynesville, North Carolina Euterpean; Folklore Club. One of our dining hall sunbeams has given us much cheer. Oh yes, she ' s good at hill-billy singing, too. [29] — „ ni n ww.iiiiiiiiiiw (Ljrevan CHARLES FREDERICK NICHOLS Waynesville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Dormitory Council; Medical Science Club. Fred put forth some outstandingly good work on our debating team, and as an orator he surpassed many. MABLE RUTH OSBORNE Denver, North Carolina Mnemosynean. The little biddie with a smile for everyone and a date for the Squire. JAMES NICHOLS PALMER Waynesville, North Carolina James would spent most of his time in the me- chanical drawing room if he did not have to drive the pick-up truck and replace blown fuses in West Hall. ANNA KATHERINE PALMER Waynesville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Choir; Commercial Club; Folklore Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 37; Forensic Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer ' 38; Ministerial-Missions Club; Photo- Nature Club. Kat is noted for helping Mary keep the Dean on the second floor half the night because of pranks, yet she promises faithfully never to do it again. We cannot help loving this sweet-tempered twin. MARY ELIZABETH PALMER Waynesville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Choir; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club, Critic ' 38; Dramatic Club; Forensic Club; Min- isterial-Missions Club. Her dashing down the steps three at a time, yelling at the top of her voice, dis- tinguishes Mary from Kat. Such fertility of imagi- nation is not elsewhere to be found. CECIL WINFRED PARHAM Asheville, North Carolina International Relations Club, Vice-President ' 38; Ministerial-Missions Club. Cecil is very shy in the presence of girls, but he has been very active in the work of the International Relations Club. His chief interest is in social service work. GLADIS MAMIE PARKER Yadkinville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff; International Rela- tions Club; Photo-Nature Club. Whatever Gladis was assigned to do she performed cheerfully and efficient- ly. Along with her work she had time for inspira- tional moments with Jack. ERNEST REID PARKER Cherryville, North Carolina Delphian. Cows ' kicking over his milk pails doesn ' t mar Reid ' s disposition nor his ability to excel in Sophomore English. No Biddies, please! [30] CL 6 of 1938 HELEN CARLISLE PARRISH Walkertown, North Carolina Mnemosynean, President ' 38; Boosters ' Club, Sec- retary ' 38; Choir; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Forensic Club; Glee Club; Commercial Club; Student Council. Helen ' s genuine, friendly personality has launched a thousand ships of her sea of friends. We like her choice of a shipmate, too. MARCELLA LOUISE PENDLEY High Point, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Critic ' 38; Boosters ' Club; Choir; Concert Choir, Librarian ' 38; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. Marcella is noted for falling in love on the stage— and elsewhere. Her winsome ways have made her many close friends. ELSIE GERTRUDE PERRY Brevard, North Carolina Elsie ' s ability to wise-crack at crucial moments has gotten her and Nita out of many a scrape. Such people are few. SARAH PAULINE PHIFER Bessemer City, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Choir; Fireside Club; Medical Sci- ence Club. Polly ' s pleasant personality has gained for her many lasting friends. Her smile is one we ' ll miss next year. ROY REYNOLDS PLEMMONS Leicester, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agricultural Club; Folklore Club. From farmer to dairyman, from dairyman to janitor; but Roy sticks to one girl. His greatest joy is help- ing others. JAMES BLANTON PONDER Grover, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agricultural Club; Choir. Red hair doesn ' t denote a quick temper. Jim spread good will all around him, with an ever-widening grin and a word for all. WILLIAM ROBERT POPE Mount Mourne, North Carolina International Relations Club; Cliosophic, President ' 38; Photo-Nature Club; Clarion Staff; Football. Dur- ing his stay at Brevard Bill has endeared himself to the students with his attractive personality. This college debater hopes to become a lawyer. ALVIN ARO PORTER Albemarle, North Carolina We shall never forget Dr. Porter. Business is his field, and a business man he will become. He never dates but spends his leisure time with Dean Andrew. [31] reuan Afcik ELIZABETH ALMA PRICE Brevard, North Carolina Euterpean; Day Students ' Club. She ' ll always be remembered for undying enthusiasm in the world of sports. Pete is becoming famous now as a high school basketball coach. RALPH THEODORE PROFFITT Bald Creek, North Carolina Cliosophic; Baseball. We shall never forget Ralph ' s dry humor, slow drawl, and rotund figure, fie was unwilling to hurry but accomplished what he set out to do. WILLIAM HOWARD PURGASON Mayodan, North Carolina Cliosophic, President ' 37, Vice-President ' 38; Pres- ident Dormitory Council ' 38; Forensic Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Per- telote Staff. Here ' s a sociologist who practices what he preaches, for he can get along with anyone. His ability to adapt himself to all situations will carry him far. MARY SUE RAMSEUR Bessemer City, North Carolina Euterpean; Choir; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Glee Club. Mary Sue was a McRae-cottager last year, but now she ' s a strong West-Haller. She seems a bit lonesome since Dorsett left. EDGAR RUSSELL RAMSEY Sumter, South Carolina Day Students ' Club, Vice-President ' 38. Russell does not stay on our campus very much, but we do recognize him as a promising lawyer in th? making. JACK REID Charlotte, North Carolina Cliosophic; Assistant Dean of Ross Hall; Dormi- tory Council; Ministerial-Missions Club, President ' 37; President of Freshman Class; Worship Department Chairman. His abilities were proved by his steady leadership of the Freshman Class and his dependa- bility as Assistant Bursar. His dignified personality added much to the atmosphere of the college. ROBERT RALPH REID Monroe, North Carolina Ministerial-Missions Club. The Renowned Right Reverend Robert Ralph Reid will be remembered as the campus ' most capable religious leader. RUBY ROBINSON Cedar Mountain, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. A most popular co-ed, because she was always willing to truck us up the hill at a moment ' s notice. [32] C(aS6 of 1938 ADELINE ROGERS Clyde, North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Dormitory Council; Folklore Club. Addie has a friendly smile and a cheerful disposition that include everyone she meets. EDWARD REEVES ROGERS Cannon, North Carolina Cliosophic. This likeable chap is greatly admired for his courage and sincerity. There is no doubt that Reeves has the makings of a real man. WILLIAM ALEXANDER RUSHER Hendersonville, North Carolina Delphian; Commercial Club; International Rela- tions Club. His last name tells how he gets his girl. CHARLES SIDNEY SCOTT, JR. Canton, North Carolina Delphian; Choir; Dramatic Club. Charles has wit, personality, good looks, and superior musical talent. All these have proved invaluable in plays anj operettas. NELL FAITH SCRUGGS Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Marshal. Though she has no definite plans for a career, her A ' s in chemistry and mathematics certainly spell success for her. KENNETH JOHN SENTELL Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Because he is reserved it is hard to know him intimately, but we do know that his manners are those of a Lord Chesterfield. His chief hobby is cartooning. RUDOLPH SHEPPARD Washington, North Carolina Cliosophic; Medical-Science Club. We have a warm spot in our hearts for Rudolph. At least he kept the West Hall girls warm one winter — as fire- man. NANCY ELIZABETH SHERRILL Sherrill ' s Ford, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dormitory Council; Forensic Club. Lib ' s ability to manage our kitchen won the respect and love of all who knew her. m t k 3j? F 1 J rCNu 1 • y [33] E XS n BB reuah LORRAINE SHROPSHIRE Madison, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 38. Here ' s to Lorraine. Beauty, combined with a sweet disposition, will win any man ' s heart. CLYDE ERASTUS SPEAS Rural Hall, North Carolina Basketball, Co-captain ' 38; Block B Club; Boost- ers ' Club; Dormitory Council; Photo-Nature . Club. This friendly boy was one of our best basketball players. He also seems to be interested in some one at West Hall. GILBERT SPENCER Booneville, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Medical Science Club. Spen- cer ' s main ambition is to become a good draftsman. His ability along this line foretells his success. EDITH KATHLEEN STAMEY Canton, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dormitory Council, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 38; Fireside Club; Photo-Nature Club. As a basketball player Edith held her own, but as a West Hall waitress she topped them all. GEORGE STUART STENTZ Waynesville, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Concert Choir; Foot- ball. That high tenor voice of George ' s has added much to the musical programs. He has been a valuable asset to our choir. ESTON SMITH STOKES Linwood, North Carolina Cliosophic, President ' 38; Davidson County Club Treasurer ' 38; Dormitory Council, Secretary ' 38; For- ensic Club, Vice-President ' 38. When you need help, just call on Eston. He is an efficient leader in liter- ary and forensic activities. DAVID LEON STUBBS, JR. Aurora, North Carolina Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 37; Baseball, Basket- ball; Boosters ' Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Stu- dent Council; Tennis; Young People ' s Department, Vice-President ' 37. Butch well deserves the honor of best-all-around boy. Leon is noted for being everything from the best pot-washer to the best leader on the campus. JACK BURT TAGGART Asheville, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Concert Choir; Dra- matic Club; Basketball; Football. To us Jack will always be associated with football, the Alpha Pi Society, the Martins and the Coys, trucking, and Cross. [34] a55 o 1938 DOROTHY MAE TALLEY Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Pertelote Staff. Dot hopes someday to be some big man ' s little secretary. Her sixty words a minute offer sure proof that she will he a first-class one. JAMES CRESTON TAYLOR Candler, North Carolina Cliosophic; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. An expert mender of watches, radios, an i bicycles, but a habitual breaker of hearts. DAPHNE MYRLEE TEAGUE Taylorsville, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club; Medical Science Club. Daphne ' s policy is not to let her books interfere with her college education. CLARK CANARA TOTHEROW, JR. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian, President ' 37, Vice-President ' 38; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Clarion Staff; Forensic Club; Photo-Nature Club. Tot ' s heart is as big as his feet! He has varied his interests, but not the subject of his affections. His leadership has been demonstrated in the Delphian Literary Society and on the athletic teams. MARY ANNE TURNER Waynesville, North Carolina Euterpean; Choir; Folklore Club; Forensic Club; Photo-Nature Club; Sigma Pi Alpha; Treasurer of Freshman Class ' 37; Commencement Marshal; Secre- tary of Young People ' s Deparmtent ' 38; Pertelote Staff. We have found Mary Ann a genial companion, admired and loved by all because of her qualities cf character and scholarship. MARY EDMUNDSON TURNER Raleigh, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; International Relations Club. Mary E. ' s winning personality has made her very popular with the boys and girls alike. She is little and dainty and has her finger in every pie. PETER BEASLEY VENABLE Pinnacle, North Carolina Cliosophic, Secretary ' 38; International Relations Club. Lights Out recalls various things, but to the West Hall girls it means calling in Pete. JAMES WALLACE Pores Knob, North Carolina Delphian; Agricultural Club; Folklore Club. James, the boy with the guitar, sings at work and play. He has rendered faithful service while here at Brevard. [35] EOB Mi aM M reuah CHARLIE LOU WASHINGTON Stem, North Carolina Euterpean; Assistant Dean at West Hall ' 38; Com- mencement Marshal; Folklore Club; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secretary-Treasurer ' 38. Recognition of her quiet ef- ficiency, her ease in carrying out her responsibilities, and her excellent record in scholarship has not made Doodle conceited. VICTORIA JANET WATTS Taylorsville, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 36, Pres- ident ' 37; Ministerial-Missions Club; Dormitory Coun- cil. Vicky is the girl with dimples and that soft, husky voice. She is noted for one of the sweetest smiles on the campus. GLADYS VIOLA WEATHERMAN Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Critic ' 37, Chaplain ' 37; Clarion Staff; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club, Secretary ' 38; Photo-Nature Club; Medical Science Club. Gladys, Dr. Loomis ' assistant, really knows her psychology. She also excels in both dramatics and music. SHARLEEN LUCILLE WELLS Hendersonville, North Carolina Euterpean; Travel Club. She ' s so quiet that very few know her, but you should hear her play the piano! MAUDE WHITE Cove Creek, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 38; Folk- lore Club; Ministerial-Missions Club. Maude ' s faith- fulness in all things, large or small, is her essential characteristic. ESSIE VIRGINIA WHITESIDE Uree, North Carolina Euterpean; Photo-Nature Club. A very modest and studious little girl is she. II she ever had a love affair, we never knew it. MART WHITESIDE Uree, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agricultural Club. Mart ' s reserved manner and good sound judgment have won for him many friends here at Brevard. There will always be room at the top for his kind. MARY LOUISE WILKINS Durham, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 38; Choir; Glee Club; Medical Science Club; Ministerial - Missions Club; Photo-Nature Club, Reporter ' 38. Pee Wee ' s friendly spirit and determination blend with a personality that can be described in one word — charming. [36] Ciaii of 1938 ALBERT LEE WILLIAMS Linwood, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary ' 38; Agricultural Club; David- son County Club, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 38; Folklore Club; Photo-Nature Club; Baseball; Basketball; Dormitory Council. Albert ' s athletic ability and attractive smile win friends for him very quickly. JOE CECIL WILLIAMS Siler City, North Carolina Cliosophic, Treasurer ' 37; Clarion Staff; Folklore Club. J. C, better known as Aristotle, will be remembered for his witty remarks and for his effici- ent management of the college paper. MARY AGNES WILLIS Vale, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Travel Club. A quiet, studious girl; but yet she believes in plenty of fun at the right time. MARY KATHERINE WISE Shelby, North Carolina Mnemosynean; International Relations Club; Min- isterial-Missions Club. Mary {Catherine came to us from Asheville Normal. Though rather reserved, she has been a distinct asset to our campus. (Ask Gilbert.) MARGARET AMELIA WRIGHT Mills River, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Choir; Fireside Club, Vice-Presi- dent ' 38; Glee Club; Medical Science Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. We shall remember Margaret, the girl who has made black days brighter, by her unlim- ited supply of humor to keep the Lodgers smiling. MARTHA YELTON Spindale, North Carolina Euterpean, President ' 38; Dramatic Club. She is friendly, witt y, attractive, and charming. What we are trying to say is that she is an all-around good sport. MARY WILLIE YELTON Union Mills, North Carolina Euterpean, Chaplain ' 38; Travel Club, Secretary ' 38. Mary Willie ' s interest in public-speaking and art, and her kind, helpful disposition will be of spe- cial value to her as a teacher. She did more than her share to keep the first floor of West Hall looking WOODROW WILSON YOUNG Micaville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agricultural Club; Forensic Club. Wil- son will be remembered by his cheerful disposition and happy smile. There will always be room at the top for people like him. [37] mmimHHK mm 3fa0ltmFn What eyleth you, to grone in this manere? — Chaucer. DAVID SULLIMS STENTZ, President Delphian Waynesville, North Carolina rATHERINE MAE MARTIN, Secretar Mnemosynean Waynesville, North Carolina ski leers Off, WILLIAM ALFRED ROCK Vice-President Delphian Lewisville, North Carolina JAMES F. STARKEY, Treasurer Cliosophic Madison, North Carolina f40] ft f Sf% ft I reShwievi WILLIAM A. ADAMS, Asheville, N.C. WILLIAM WARREN ALBERT, Pisgah Forest, N. C. ANNIE SUE ALLEN, Mnemosynean, Charlotte, N. C. CHARLES HOWARD ALLEN, Brevard, N. C. MARIAM ALLEN, Mnemosynean, Waynesville, N.C. JAYNE PAX ANDREW, Mnem., Charlotte, N.C. BLANCHE ARDREY. Mnemosynean, Pineville. N.C. KATHERINE ARMSTRONG, Euterpean, Belmont, N. C. MAX ASHWORTH, Brevard, N.C. MARY KATE AUSTIN. Euterpean, Peachland, N.C. WILLIAM RALPH AUSTIN, Peachland, N.C. JACK BABER, Shelby, N.C. JENNINGS FLETCHER BALLARD, Delph., Alexis, N. C. CHARLES MILLWEE BEALL, Canton, N.C. ALICE BILLINGS, Euterpean, Dockery, N.C. GEORGE VAN BIRMINGHAM, Gastonia. N.C. BUTLER BLACK, Clinton, S. C. DOROTHY HELEN BLYTHE, Henderson ille, N.C [41] E3MMB! J m$k men MARVIN CHARLES BOGGS, Clio., Salisbury, N. C. ELOISE BEATRICE BROOKS, Mnem., Midland, N. C. HELEN ROGERS BROWN, Eulerpean, Leicester, N. C. TALMADGE BURNETTE, Delphian, Swannanoa, N. C. LEWIS EICLEBERG CALDWELL, Campohello, S. C. NETTIE GRACE CAMERON, Euterpean, Pollcton, N. C. ARTHUR SMITH CARNES, Walker, Ky. SAM ' L C. CARPENTER, JR., Delph., Lincolnton, N. C. KATHRYN CASE, Brevard, N. C. EVELYN M. CAUBLE, Mnemosynean, Asheville, N. C. FRANCES ESSIE BELL CAUBLE, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. LOUISE NELSON CHRISTOPHER, Murphy, N. C. ROBERT CLAYTON, Delphian, Erlanger, N. C. CLEO COGGINS, Mill Springs, N. C. LUCILLE MATTIE COOK, Euterpean, Asheville, N. C. UNA MARIE COOK, Euterpean, Asheville, N. C. GEORGE NELSON COONE, Delphian, Marion, N. C. PAUL SLOOP CORRIHER, Delphian, Salisbury, N. C. [42] f c% c •fcdtsrl .■«■ l mshwtevi DOROTHY FLORINE CLINE, Eut., Concord, N.C. HELEN ROSS COX, Mnemosynean, Gastonia, N. C. GEORGE WILLIE DALTON, Lewisville, N. C. LaFAYE W. DAVIS, Mnem., Kings Mountain, N. C. THOMAS MARSHALL DAVIS, Hazelwood, N. C. VIRGINIA ALICE DAVIS, Euterpean, Asheville, N. C. WILLIAM DIMMETTE, Aurora, N, C. BARBARA DODSON, Euterpean, Winston-Salem, N. C. CLYDE ALTON EDWARDS, Cliffside, N. C. OLIVE GRACE ENGLISH, Eut., Swannanoa, N. C. PHILETUS FERGUSON, Bryson City, N.C. CARL BYRD FISHER, Whittier, ' N.C. FRANK POWELL FOX, Delphian, Townsville, N.C. CHARLES RAY FRITTS, Lexington. N.C. REVIS FRYE, Delphian, East Gastonia, N.C. CHARLES GALLOWAY, Hayesville, N .C. DOROTHY H. GALLOWAY, Mnem., Brevard, N.C. JOHN BOSTIAN GARRETT, Rockingham, N.C. [43] k mSrimen MILDRED E. GILLIAM, Mnem., Hendersonville, BELLE GODWIN, Benson, ALBERT FRANKLIN GORDON, West Asheville, HOLLIS DUPRE GRAHAM, Cliosophic, Aynor, WILLIAM THURMAN GRAHAM, Clio, Aynor, PERRY GRIBBLE, Hayesville, FRANK GRIFFIN, Polkton, JOYCE ANN GRIFFITH, Euterpean, Relief, DEAN RUSSELL GRIFFITH, Asheville, PAUL GRUBB, Cliosophic, Linwood, NELVIN BURTON GUNN, Mnem., Reidsville, BETTY ANN GWALTNEY. Mnem., Asheville, ROBERT FALLS HAND, Lowell, WILLIAM A. HANNAH, Delph.. Linwood. HANS MILLER HANSON, Asheville, TALMADGE HARPER, Delphian, Zebulon, JULIUS SCRUGGS HARRILL, Forest City, JOHN ELGIN HENDRIX, Clio., Tobaccoville, [44] ' ±k + J h I mdnmen HOMER HUNTER HENRY, Waynesville, N.C. SARAH F. HENSLEY., Mnem., Columbia, S. C. FRANK HERBERT, JR ., Hayesville, N.C. RONALD HICKS, Winston-Salem, N. C. WILLIAM THOMAS HICKS, Delph., Raleigh, N.C. ANNIE LEE HILL, Winston-Salem, N.C. RAY HILLIARD, Micaville, N.C. EMMA LOU HINES, Euterpean. Rutherfordton, N. C. MARY GEER HINES, Mnem., Rutherfordton, N.C. WILHELMINA HINTON, Mnem., Murphy, N.C. RICHARD BURGIN HOLCOMBE, Clio., Candler, N. C. HELEN GRADY HOOPER, Horse Shoe, N.C. DONALD HAMPTON HORNER, Wake Forest, N.C. ROBERT WEBB HOWARD, Mooresville, N.C. ROBERT WAYNE HOYLE, Fallston, N.C. CHARLES HENRY ISBILL, Dalton, Georgia HERBERT LEE JACKSON, Delph., Campobello, S. C. GILMER ANDREW JONES, Delph., Franklin, N.C. [45] ■ ; jrmdk men IESSE PARIS JULIAN, Franklinville, N. C. FLORENCE B. KITCHEN, Mnem., Horse Shoe, N. C. MAURICE KITCHENS, JR., Hayesville, N. C. GARLAND KOONTS, Lexington, N. C. VIRGINIA LAMBERT, Mnem., Charlotte, N. C. RALPH ODELL LANIER, Lexington, N. C. ALBERT MALCOLM LENTZ, Norwod, N. C. DATHA LONDON, Ellenboro, N. C. MARGARET H. LONG, Mnem., Rutherfordton, N. C. ROBERT CHARLES LUCKE, Cliosophic, Badin, N. C. WALTER COUNCIL LUDWICK, Clio., Salisbury, N. C. WILLIAM LYDAY, ROBERT McCALL, WEAVER McCRACKEN, ARTHUR McDANIEL, LYNWOOD McELROY, WILLIAM O. McINTOSH, ELSIE McJUNKIN, [46] Pisgah Forest, N. C. Forest City, N. C. Lake Junaluska, N. C. Forest City, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. Rockingham, N. C. Brevard, N.C. I s? J - «. HM J m6n linen WAYNE McLAIN, Cliosophic, Washington, D. C. MARY LOIS McLEOD, Mnem., Taylorsville, N.C. JUNE ANNE MARION, Euterpean, Pinnacle, N. C. JOEL MERRITT, Cliosophic, Winston-Salem, N. C. EDGAR TRAVIS MESSER, Bryson City, N. C. HORANCE RANSOM MESSER, Bryson City, N.C. VIRGINIA FAYE MILLER, Mnem., Lexington, N.C. NICHOLAS W. MINTZ, Cliosophic, Shallotte, N.C. MARY R. MISENHEIMER, Mnem.. Taylors, N.C. ROBBIE GAY MOCK, Mnemosynean, Brevard, N.C. ROBERT MONFREDO, JOSEPH EARL MOORE, RICHARD NED MORRIS, WILLIAM EDWIN MOZELEY, THOMAS MUNRO, MARGUERITE MURPHY, Mnem., Waynes ville, N. C VIRGINIA RUTH ODOM, Mnem., Unaka, N.C D. S. ORR, Brevard, N. C [47] Spindale, N.C. Canton, N.C. Canton, N. C. Reidsville, N.C. Columbus, Georgia w . ■I mshmen VIRGINIA B. OSBORNE, Mnem., Canton, N. C. ZEBULON FRANKLIN OSBORNE, Brevard, N. C. ROBERT CLIFTON PAGE, Aynor, S. C. OSCAR OLIVER PALMER, Shelby, N. C. GUY WARREN PAUL, Cliosophic, Highlands, N.C. CHARLES ERNEST PAXTON, Brevard, N.C. MAUDE B. PENNELL, Mnem., Taylorsville, N.C. WADE FRANKLIN PHELPS, Welcome, N.C. ETHEL MADGE PHIFER, Euterpean, Peachland, N.C. JOYCE LILLIAN PHIFER, Eut., Peachland, N.C. DOROTHY E PITTILLO, Mnem., Asheville, N.C. VERA IVA POPE Brevard, N.C. MARY POTEATE, Mnemosynean, Waynesville, N. C. CHARLES BASCOME PRIVETTE, Peachland, N.C. RAY PROCTOR, Delphian, Winston-Salem, N. C. THOMAS BAYNE RANDALL, Kings Mountain, N.C. FRANK RANDALL, Barnard, N.C. OLA MIRIAM RANDALL, Euterpean, Concord, N.C. [48] Hk % I 3 - fc jrm6n men CHARLES BRICE RATCHFORD, Clio, Gastonia, N. C. FRANK CHARLES RATHBONE, Clyde, N. C. STELLA ROSALTHEA RAY, Eut., Asheville, N. C. WILLARD CONLEY RECTOR, Delph., Enka, N. C. FRANK WHITSON RENFRO, Delph.. Relief, N. C. JACK HENRY RHODES, Delph., Lincolnton, N. C. ELIZABETH A. RICE, Mnem., Lexington, Georgia STELLA FAYE ROTEN, Euterpean, Waynesville, N. C. EVELYN G ROTHROCK, Mnem., Winston-Salem, N. C. JOSEPH K. ROYAL, Delph., Winston-Salem, N. C. RUTH JANE RUNYON, Mnem., Asheville, N. C. JAMES DAVIS SAFFORD, Clyde, N. C. TED RUSSELL SAFFORD, Clyde, N. C. WILLIAM E. SAUNDERS, Delph., Charlotte, N. C. LaGRANDE SCHUYLER, Florence, S. C. MARGARET J. SELLARS, Mnem.. Cowpens, S. C. DIXIE LEE SHEETS, Mnem., Charlotte, N. C. NELL FRANCES SHELLEM, Euterpean, Denver, N. C [49] 2 ° § I mshmen JAMES WRIGHT SHELLY, Galivants Ferry, S. C. ADA RUTH SHERRILL, Sherrill ' s Ford, N. C. EUGENE JASON SHERRILL, Shelby, N. C. J. L. SHIELDS, Murphy, N. C. WILLIAM H. SHIPMAN, Clio., Hendersonville, N. C. LAURA K. SHGRE, Mnem., Booneville, N. C. ROBERT TROY SHROPSHIRE, Madison, N.C. BILLY MARTIN SIMMONS, WILLIAM A. SIMMONS, MARY EUNICE SINK, Mnem., PAUL GRAHAM SINK, Delphian, Lexington, N.C. ROBERT ROLAND SLOAN, Delphian, Charlotte, N. C. JACK COURTNEY SMITH, Lenoir, N.C. RACHEL SOUTHERN. Mnem., Walnut Cove, N.C. MARY DUNN STATON, Mnem., Greensboro, N.C. RICHARD STEPHAN, New Haven, Connecticut ROBERT DUNLAP STEPP, Hendersonville, N.C. THOMAS STEPP, Hendersonville, N.C. [501 Polkton, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lexington, N. C. %men, RUTH V. STONESTREET, Mnem., Mooresville, N. C. ALMA A. SWICEGOOD, Mnem., Lexington, N. C. JOSEPH EDWARD THOMAS, Peachland, N. C. RUTH H. WAGGONER, Mnem., Walkertown, N. C. GENEVA MAYE WALDROUP, Hayesville, N. C. WILLIAM HENRY WALL, JR., Wake Forest, N. C. EDWARD MARTIN WATSON, Lenoir, N. C. ROBERT WEAVER, Delphian, Asheville, N. C. ROBERT HIRAM WELCH, Waynesville, N. C. JUANITA E. WELLS, Mnem., Hendersonville, N. C. GORDON ANNISE WEST, Mnem., Walkertown, N. C. JOHN WEBB WEST, Waynesville, N. C. JUANITA WEST, Mnem., Weaverville, N. C. HARRIET W HILDEN, Mnem., Hendersonville, N. C. JAMES E. WHISENHUNT, Delph., Hazelwood, N. C. MARGARET ANNE WILEY, Mnem., Charlotte, N. C. WILLIE MAE WISEMAN, Mnem., Spruce Pine, N. C. PRUELLA WITHERS, Mnem., Maiden, N. C. [51] IJMWIMIMWWIIIMIIIIIimWIIIIMW eat Oil! j m h men DORIS SARAH WRIGHT, Eut., Guilford College, N. C. ROBERT ALEXANDER YANDELL, Pineville, N. C. LOUISE CHRISTINE YEATTES, Eui. JANE MACKEY YONGUE, JOE YOUNG, ROBERT COWLEY YOUNG, Clio, OPAL SALLY YOUNGBLOOD, Eut Pelham, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Micaville, N. C. Micaville, N. C. Fletcher, N. C. [52] 1  ife s AUtlrttra 7 can not love a coward, by my feith. —Chaucer. ti elics a t re van i I. RANSON Coach Jhe Joimado Ordeal To the athletes and to the young men and women of Brevard College who, already suspecting there is a more serious side of life, are still as keen as ever for the pleasurable excitement afforded by competitive sports, it would be impos- sible to deal with the subject of play without some comment upon the ethics of play. To every athletic director has come the high privilege of knowing young men and women who have, on the athletic field of school and college, found not only inestimable enjoyment in the game itself, but the value of such character traits as self-discipline. This trait of character compels one to play the game fairly. Nothing is more important than that. Not only does the sport go out of the contest, but the chances of winning grow less when any other method is employed. The only victory worth winning is the one that leaves no scar. Make the rules strict, live up to them, and there will be no regret. Certainly play to win, but not at any cost. It is just as noble to be a good loser, maybe more noble. It isn ' t so much the victory or defeat that counts, but how we play the game. Athletics should teach unselfishness. The narrow, self-centered idea should be forgotten and with it all that Is small and contemptible. Growth of the body comes from out-of-door exercise, fresh air, and sunshine; and with it should come growth of the mind in the sense of enabling us to take the longer view and affording us the wider horizon. — A. J. Ranson. [54] « __ heer c Leadi MARY GRIFFITH • ROBERT CLAYTON - RUTH WAGGONER - JOE HALL J he S aviad Front row, left to right: Pope, Schuyler, Taggart, Hand, Hyer, Paxton, Love, McMinn. Second row: Meixell, Totherow, A. Jones, Hicks, Morriss, Rhodes, Proctor, Rector. Third row: Coach Ranson, Graham, Stepp, Mcl.ain, J. Jones, Moore, Hall, Miller, Manager Little. :5] wmmmm ., HICKS, Center PAXTON, Halfback AUSBAND, End MORRISS, End SCHUYLER, Fullback DESHAW, Halfback Jhe 1937 Jomadoed Oct. 1 Wofford Frosh Brevard 6 Oct. 8 Wingate 12 2 Oct. 16 Boiling Springs Oct. 23 Campbell 18 Oct. 30 Belmont Abbey 52 Nov. 5 P. J. C. 7 18 Nov. 13 Christ School 6 Nov. 19 Lees-McRae 13 6 Nov. 25 Mars Hill Left: Sturgis May. Sporls Editor of The Clarion, and athletic correspondent. [56] A -£ GRAHAM, Guard LITTLE, Manager  -■; STEPP, Tackle HARRILL, Tackle LOVE, Haliback MOORE, Guard NAPIER, Guard McMINN, End TAGGART, Halfback M JONES, Tackle HYER, Quarterback OL S: eason in Reb oipec spt :t No hopes were seen for a winning football campaign when only four letter- men — Hicks, Paxton, McMinn, and Love— were among the candidates for prac- tice. From a group of small, young, and inexperienced gridders Coach Ranson produced one of the best football teams ever to represent Brevard. In the opening campaign the Tornado defeated the Little Terriers of Wofford College. In the second game of the season Brevard lost to a powerful Wingate eleven in a game that was replete with penalties and passes. In the following contest Brevard fought a powerful and favored Boiling Springs eleven to a scoreless tie. On Homecoming Day Coach Ranson ' s Tornado drubbed a highly- touted Campbell eleven by the score of 18-0. Brevard ' s worst defeat of the season was its loss to the powerful Belmont- Abbey Crusaders. Undaunted by their defeat by the Crusaders, the Tornado turned back a light but fighting P. J. C. eleven on November 5. The following week in a flurry of snow Brevard lost tc a smooth clicking Lees-McRae eleven. On Thanksgiving Day the Tornado fought a brilliant scoreless tie with the highly favored Mars Hill Lions before the largest crowd of the season. [57] C-c-Urt j , a ins SPEAS KIGER t Sadhetbalt Jke vSadkeWall J e eadon Speas, Cauble, and Kiger were the only three lettermen who returned to the Brevard Quint; but there was a large turn-out, as usual. The Tornado got off with a slow start, but before the season was over Coach Ranson had a fast- passing team. Faced with many difficulties and also with one of the toughest schedules in the history of the College, the Tornado ' s record was not as impressive as usual. Although Coach Ranson had a small team, it made fine showings even against some senior college freshman teams. The quint which saw action most of the season was composed of Cauble, Kiger, Hendrix, Speas, and Taggart. Although thi s team did not win all of its games, it was noted for its fighting spirit and excellent floor-work. Hendrix, Speas, Kiger, Cauble, Taggart, Benson, Williams, Edwards, Young, and Stentz were awarded letters for their playing. With prospects of a new gymnasium and the return of five lettermen, the Brevard Cagers should go far in the Conference next year. [58] Jke 1 93 8 Sacked u te Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Textile Here Piedmont Here Young-Harriss There Piedmont There Hiawasee There Biltmore There Mars Hill There Lees-McRae There Hiawasee Here Biltmore Here Wofford Frosh There Textile There KIGER Forward MILLER Manager SPEAS Guard EDWARDS Forward HENDRIX Center WILLIAMS BENSON Forward Guard CAUBLE Forward STENT2 Guard TAGGART Guard YOUNG Guard J t o-L aptains CAUBLE FRYE adeba Baseball has begun in a big way this year at Brevard. Coach Arthur Ranson called the first practice the second Tuesday in April, and twenty-five candi- dates reported. Pitching seems to be Coach Ranson ' s biggest worry; but he has been able to develop three starting pitchers— Porter, Taggart, and Williams. The Brevard town team will meet the College nine before the team starts its Junior College playing campaign with Textile at Spartanburg on April 23. Brevard College was runner-up last year in the Junior College baseball race, with Presbyterian College capturing the title. With four lettermen returning and a string of hopefuls, it is believed that Coach Ranson will have another winning nine this season. Frank Cauble and Revis Frye are outstanding play- ers for Brevard. Frye held down the hot corner in the games played by the Tornado last season. Cauble was the leading fielder and hitter of the club. Royal, a freshman, is also showing up well in the infield. From all appearances Brevard will have another successful season. [60] CAUBLE Shortstop PORTER Pitcher LATHAM Center Field STARKEY Catcher HEMPHILL Pitcher SHROPSHIRE 1st Base HOWARD Right Field WILLIAMS Pitcher ROYAL 2nd Base TAGGART Pitcher HALL Manager FRYE 3rd Base PONDER Left Field Jke J ckedute for 1938 April 23 Textile There April 26 Textile Here April 27 Boiling Springs Here April 30 Boiling Springs There May 2 Blue Ridge There May 7 Blue Ridge Here May 9 Hiawasee Here May 13 Mars Hill Here May 17 Open May 20 Mars Hill There [BI] 3 enms The Brevard Tennis Team was selected by means of the annual elimination tournament. The team has scheduled matches with many junior college net teams The players and their ranking on the team are as follows (left to right)- James O. Rogers, Coach; Kiger, No. 1; Bedenbaugh, No. 7; Lentz, No 8- Gribble No. 4; Hemphill, No. 6; Taggart, No. 3; Smith, No. 2; Stentz, No. 5; and Miller ' Manager. J rack This year, for the first time in her history, Brevard College has a track team which will engage other junior college clubs and meet many schools. Front Row. Miller, Young, Hendrix, Coach Napier, Hemphill, Holcomb, Kiger Second Row. Manager Stephans, Stentz, Hall, Smith, Watson, Dimmette, Faggart Ratchford. Third Row: Ausband. [62] GDrganteatinnB Herkneth thise blisful briddes how they singe. —Chaucer. sterla J an lislonan 7 Zh rimatic I Pkot o- ature Benson, Boggs, Carver, Clayton, Coble, Cox, Dalton, Eagle, Hicks, Home, Hubbard, Jonas, McKinney, McLain, Misenheimer, Palmer, K., Palmer, M., Parham, Reid, Rock, Stentz, Stubbs, Watts, Weatherman, White, Wise, Wilkins, Waldroup, Ludwick, Mr. Bennett. Alexander, Allen, Andrew, Bagwell, Beall, Bedenbaugh, Bundy, Campbell, Cauble, Cole, Cox, Frye, Gunn, Harrill, Houston, Little, Lucke, Maugans, May- hew, Mcintosh, Moss, Palmer, Parrish, Pendley, Ratchford, Scott, Sink, Taggart, Taylor, Thome, Waggoner, Watson, Weatherman, West, Yelton, Young, Smith. Allen, Andrew, Alexander, Barkley, Clayton, Coble, Griffith, Grubbs, Hens- ley, Howard, R., Howard, W., James, Kiger, Latham, E., Latham, L., Lipe, Mc- Connell, Martin, Mayhew, Medford, Michael, Miller, Palmer, K., Palmer, M., Poteate, Proctor, Rock, Royal, Sink, Speas, Stamey, Stepp, Whiteside, Wilkins, Williams. [64] oncer t L fwlf J revar ( Sand Andrew, Austin, Cline, Cox, Dixon, Grey, King, Lambert, Long, McLean, Misenheimer, Mock, Murphey, Poteate, Ramseur, Randall, Sheets, Stonestreet, Swicegood, Waggoner, Wells, Wiley, Wilkins, Withers, Wright, Mrs. Dendy, Miss Cade. Alexander, Andrew, Baber, Coble, Corriher, Frye, Gordon, Hensley, Hines, Lipe, Little, McLean, Maugans, Murphy, Pendley, Ray, Rothrock, Royal, Scott, Sheets, Stentz, D., Stentz. G., Taylor, Weatherman, Mrs. De ndy, Miss Cade. Adkins, W., Andrew, L., Baber, Birmingham, Carpenter, Gordon, Harper, Hemphill, T., Jenkins, R., Jones, A., Lentz, McCall, Moss, Munro, Starkey, Stentz, D., Weaver, Frye, R., Student Director. [65] Ausband, Ballard, Benson, Burnett, Cauble, Clayton, Cole, Coone, Corley, Corriher, Curtis, Fox, Fowler, Gribble, Grubbs, Harper, Hall, Hemphill, Hicks, Hannah, Jackson, Jones, Kiger, Little, H., Little, S., Love, Lloyd, Lucke, May, Michael, Miller, Moore, R., Moore, J., Moss, McNeeley, Phelps, Proctor, Renfro, Rector, Rhodes, Rock, Royal, Rusher, Saunders, Scott, Shropshire, Sink, Sloan, Speas, Stentz, D„ Stentz, G., Stephens, Taggart, Wallace, Weaver, Whisenhunt Williams, Yandell. nemoMiviean5 Alexander, Allen, A. S., Allen, M., Andrew, J., Andrew L., Ardrey, Austin, Barkley, Beck, Brooks, Bunch, Cauble, Coble, Cox, H. R., Cox, M., Colvard, Cour- ney, Cross, Farabow, Galloway, Gardner, Gilliam, Gunn, Gwaltney, Hayes, Hens- ley, Hill, Hines, Hinton, Hubbard, James, Jonas, King, Kitchen, Lambert, Lipe, Long, Mackie, Macy, Martin, Mayhew, Medford, Miller, M., Miller, V., Misenheimer, Mock, Murphy, McCombs, McConnell, McLean, McLeod, Neal, Odom, Osborne, R., Osborne, V., Palmer, K, Palmer, M., Parrish, Pendley, Pennell, Phifer, Poteate, Pittillo, Rice, Rothrock, Runyan, Sellers, Sheets, Shore, Shropshire, Sink, South- ern, Stamey, Stonestreet, Swicegood, Turner, Waggoner, Weatherman, Wells, West, G., West, J., Whilden, Wilkins, Wiley, Willis, Withers, Wise, Wiseman Wright. [66] LOSODYUCS 7 L Adkins, H., Adkins, W., Bagwell, Bedenbaugh, Black, Boggs, Buchanan, Campbell, Carver, Covington, Eagle, Frazier, Galloway, Graham, Grubb, Hend- rix, J. C, Hendrix, John, Holcombe, Home, Howard, Ludwick, McLean, Merritt, Mintz, Nicholas, Paul, Plemmons, Ponder, Pope, Proffitt, Purgason, Ratchford, Reid, J., Reid, R., Rogers, Sheppard, Shipman, Starkey, Stokes, Stubbs, Venable, Whiteside, Williams, Young, R., Young, W. ( viterpeand mi Austin, Billings, Brown, H., Brown, K., Cameron, Cline, D., Cline, I., Cook, L., Cook, U., Davis, Dean, Dixon, Dodson, English, Frick, Griffin, Griffith, Hines, Howard, Latham, E., Latham, L., Lyndon, Marion, Nelson, Phifer, E., Phifer, L., Price, Randall, Ray, Rogers, Roten, Shellem, Teague, Washington, Watts, Wells, White, Whiteside, Wright, Yeattes, Yelton, Youngblood. [67] id OCR ?? ; Uaij Id Austin, Baber, Billings, Brown, Cline, Cook, Courtney, Dixon, Frick, Graham, Howard, Jenkins, Lambert, Ludwick, Lyndon, McLean, McLeod, Mock, Neal, Nelson, Pennell, Plemmons, Rogers, Roten, Rothrock, Sheets, Shipman, South- ern, Stonestreet, Washington, White, Wiley, Withers, Wright, Miss Craig. Ausband, Bundy, Cauble, Clayton, Frye, Graham, Griffith, Hall, Harrill, Hicks, Jones, Kiger, Love, McMinn, Napier, Rector, Speas, Stepp, Taggart, Waggoner, Mr. Ranson. Albert, Ashworth, Blythe, Boyd, Crawley, Dean, Deavor, Fritts, Galloway, Goodwin, Gray, Horner, Jenkins, Lanier, Lyday, I., Lyday, S., Lyday, W., Mcjunkin, McLeod, McMinn, Meixell, A., Meixell, B., Miller, Pope, Price, Ram- sey, Scruggs, Sentelle, Spencer, Talley, Thome Wall, Yongue, Miss Cade. [68] 3, oren$ic u i omwiercia u I I travel i ui Adkins, Ballard, Benson, Brown, Galloway, Jones, Misenheimer, Marion, Palmer, Ratchford, Renfro, Sink, Stokes, Thome, Weatherman, Yeattes, Pangle. Alexander, Allen, Beall, Blythe, Clayton, Clark, Cauble, Cline, Cross, Col- vard, Courtney, Corrihor, Curtis, Davis, Deane, Gardner, Gilliam, Hall, Hannah, Harper, Hendricks, Hensley, Hines, Hoyle, Jenkins, Little, Lipe, Lyndon, Mackie, Martin, Hayhew, Maugans, McConnell, Mcjunkin, Medford, Merritt, Mock, Miller, Moss, Neal, Odom, Osborne, Palmer, K., Palmer, M., Parrish, Pennell, Phifer, Pinkins, Pittillo, Pope, Poteate, Proctor, Randall, Rhodes, Rogers, Roten, Runyan, Rusher, Sellars, Shellum, Shipman, Shore, Southern, Stamey, Stepp, Taggart, Turner, Wallace, West, Whilden, Whiteside, Williams, A., Williams, J. C., Withers, Youngblood, Mrs Campbell, Mrs. McCallum. Cauble, Coggins, Gray, Hill, Osborne, Rice, Swicegood, Wells, West, Willis, Wiseman, Miss Binford, Mrs. Pangle. [69] yfid -boosters ' ub Afqricu it ura I r 9 L tub J iresidk Andrew, J., Andrew, L., Frye, Gardner, Griffith, Grubbs, Howard, Kiger, Latham, Lipe, Love, May, McConnell, Medford, Miller, J., Miller, M., Parrish, Pendley, Proctor, Speas, Coach Ranson. Austin, Black, Boyd, Bundy, Bumette, Ferguson, Gribble, Hall, Houston, Howell, Jackson, Jenkins, Jones, Kitchen, Lanier, Little, London, Plemmons, Ponder, Rathbone, Wallace, Whiteside, Young, Mr. McCallum. Ardrey, Austin, Beck, Brooks, Colvard, Cox, Davis, Dodson, Gardner, Gil- liam, Griffith, Hines, Jonas, King, Kitchen, Mackie, Macy, McCombs, Miller, Misenheimer, Murphy, Odom, Phifer, Ray, Runyon, Shellem, Shore, Shrop- shire, Watts, Wells, Whilden, Wright, Youngblood, Miss Sizemore. JrnL emaUona f eiat ( Uoni i die at — science L lub Bunch, Coble, Frick, Hayes, Henry, Hubbard, King, Latham, Murphy, Roth- rock, Stonestreet, Washington, Wright, Miss Hayes. Adkins, Andrew, L., Bunch, Carnes, Curtis, Galloway, Gwaltney, Hayes, Hendrix, J. C, Hendrix, John, Holcombe, Isbill, Jones, Kitchens, Little, McNeely, Merritt, Moore, Parham, Pope, Purgason, Rusher, Venable, Wise, Mr. Andrew. Birmingham, Burnette, Carpenter, Cook, Corriher, Dean, Herbert, Hughes, McLeod, Miller, Mozeley, Osborne, Randall, Saunders, Sheppard, Simmons, Spencer, Teague, West, Mr. Trowbridge. [71] wmmmmmmmm m 40 SfcMJ Associate Editor Griffin Campbell Associate Editor Elizabeth Jenkins Senior Editor Dorothy Bunch Freshman Editor Marguerite Murphy Organizations Editor Jayne A ndrew- Write-up Editor Mary Anne Turner Editor-in-Chief Write-up Editor Catherine Martin Thelma Hubbard 1 7 1 ° ' -Ruth Stonestreet Athletic Editor Hugh Kiger Business Mgr. Photographic Editor John Tom Maugans John Miller Typist Doris Mayhew Typist Dorothy Talley Illustrator Asst. Business Manager William Rock Hans Hanson Advertising Manager Howard Purgason r u , , . Circulation Manager David Grubbs Faculty Adviser Faculty Adviser.... Miss Smith Miss Craig Faculty Adviser Mr. Rogers [72] 39 A l News Editor Susan Bundy Sports Editor Sturgis May Reporter Gladys Weatherman Reporter William Pope Reporter Sara Hensley Reporter Doris Mayhew Reporter Clark Totherow Reporter Jack Taggart Reporter Charles Allen Reporter Griffin Campbell Reporter Mae Freeman Reporter Gladis Parker Business Manager J. C. Williams Asst. Business Manager Clark Benson Circulation Manager Robert Moss Faculty Adviser Mrs. Campbell Faculty Adviser Mr. Trowbridge Editor-in-Chief Helen McConnell Associate Editor Robert Clayton Printing Mgr. William Fowler Faculty Adviser Mrs. Coltrane [73] Im£ student oitncix Vjfficer. J President Frank Ausband Secretary Isabel Cline bei em oer5 Lois Andrew, Stuart Black, Ralph Galloway, David Grubbs, Thelma Hub- bard, Claude Love, Helen Parrish, Ray Proctor, William Rock, Ruth Stonestreet. ar =] fe |L mm M [74] $m xxv% •v.,,, K .For o Aa« see the beautee of your face . . . —Chaucer. iJ ztELots ( RUTH WAGGONER Sponsored by Business Mgr. of Pertelote ISABEL CLINE Sponsored by President Student Council MRS. J. L. McCONNELL Sponsored by Editor-in-Chief of Clarion [76] 9B ' JOtllOXl MRS. J. D. 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Brevard College Boosters Phone 85 [86] MH COMPLIMENTS of GALLOWAY ' S CAFE Keep Well By Eating W ell SATISFYING FOOD -:- COURTEOUS SERVICE BROAD STREET BREVARD, X. C. SMOKY MOUNTAIN STAGES Serves Western North Carolina. North Georgia and Eastern Tennessee Covering the Most Scenic Areas in These States For Further Information Call COMPLIMENTS of Simpson ' s Barber Shop Tornado Boosters Broad Street Brevard - - North Carolina PHONE 177-175 OFFICE 955 ASHEVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS of JARRETT FURNITURE CO ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS of CARR LUMBER CO. PISGAH FORFST - - - - - - XORTH CAROLINA [87 S. M. MACFIE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Biltmore Ice Cream School Supplies Brevard College Boosters B REWARD North Carolina McCRARV AUTO SERVICE For Economical I ransportatwn ONE STOP B REWARD SERVICE North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of BREVARD LUMBER CO. B reward - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Lipscomb Russell Company Wholesale Grocers Roasters of FIXE COFFEES Complete Line of Notions GREENVILLE, S. C. [88] PLUMMER ' S BREVARD ' S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE MAIN STREET Brevard - - North Carolina WHITEWAY DRV CLEANERS e arc Equipped PHONE 58 Mrs. Poole Main Street Brevard, N. C. SUNNY SIDE DAIRY Grade A Raw Milk Cream and Buttermilk Brevard North Carolina ETOWAH BRICK Manufactured by THE MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORPORATION ETOWAH, N. C. [89] n ALEXANDER ' S DRUG STORE Opposite Post Office Waynesville - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of ASHEVILLE BAKING COMPANY Asheville - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of B. B. FEED SEED CO. FEEDS SEEDS FLOUR FERTILIZER WHOLESALE PRODUCE Brevard North Carolina You Have Our Best Wishes ASHEVILLE NEHI BOTTLING CO. Manufacturers of R. C. COLA PAR-T-PAK NEHI FLAVORS Asheville - - North Carolina Asheville Showcase cv Fixture Company HOTEL CAFE HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT 59 Broadway Asheville - - NORT H C ARO I, I X A COMPLIMENTS of BECKER ' S BAKERY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. [90] Grace T. Piercy. Proprietor PHONE 181 The Pierce-Moore In The Land Of Waterfalls FOR TOURISTS AND TRANSIENTS Open All Year Strictly Modern 255 W. MAIN BREVARD, N. C. COMPLIMENTS of Belk ' s Dept. Store Quality Merchandise For Less Brei ARD - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Quality Beautv Salmi 15 East Main A Friend of the College VIOLA MULL. Propr. Phone 107 Brevard, X. C. COMPLIMENTS of TRANSYLVANIA TRUST COMPANY Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of THE GLOUCESTER LUMBER COMPANY JOSEPH S. SILYHRSTEEN, Preside nt COMPLIMENTS of Service Paint Co. PEE GEE PAINTS lour Home Decorator 48 Biltmore Ave. Ashevii.le - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS NUTMAID Products Co. Distributors of HIGH GRADE MARGARINE Asheville - - North Carolina Symbol of the World ' s Foremost Service [91] [IJIWIMIIUWIII Pearce-Young-Angel Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE Grocers ' Specialties 109-111 Roberts Street Phone 4277 Asheville, N. C. Southern Paper Products Company Wholesale PAPER MERCHANTS Phone 1108 20 Spruce St. Asheville, N. C. Br EVARD COMPLIMENTS of |. H. Tinsley R EAL ESTATE PHONE 146 - North Carolina The Walker Insurance Agency AGENTS Mrs. Man- Jane McCrary, Mgr. Always .It Your Service PHONE 67 Brevard - - North Carolina VOTE FOR Eck L. Sims for REGISTER OF DEEDS TRANSYLVAN 1 A COUNTY COMPLIMENTS of State Trust Company Henderson vi i.le, N. C. Compliments of The Transylvania Times Brevard. North Carolina Wal term ire Hotel E UROPEAN P LAN RIGHT ON THK SQUARF. the Land of If ' aterfalls Rooms Reasonable T. W. Whit mire - Propr. Brevard - - North Carolina [92 mm Brevard Steam Laundry cc Dry Cleaning .77 ' YOUR SERVICE PHONE 44 Brev ard - - North Carolina Cantrell Produce Co. Wholesale Only FRUITS PRODUCE PHONE 275 Hendersonville, N. C. CENTRAL MARKET Drink- 6c GROCERIES FRESH MEATS AND — in Bottles SEA FOOD J. E. Waters, Propr. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Hendersonville, N. C. Phone 124 Brevard, N. C. COMPLIMENTS of EBBS BROS. 5c CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS ASHEVILLE North Carolina Earmers Supply Company HARDWARE - FURNITURK SPORTING GOODS J. M. Allison, Mgr. Brevard - - North Carolina Hendersonville Insurance Ap-cncv, Inc. Mrs. Esther J. Arledge, Manager EFFICIENT SERTICE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES Phone 814 7 Jackson Bldg. Hendersonville, N. C COMPLIMENTS of Mr. Ralph W. Lyday Brevard North Carolina [93] HHSHSS E COMPLIMENTS of Underwood Elliot Fisher Company H. L. Lovelace, Mgr. Telephone 916 108-9 Miles Bldg., 2 Wall St. Asheville - - North Carolina TIRED - THIRST) ' - III XGRY? Drink 5t at 10-2-4 O ' CLOCK Asheville - - North Carolina Always Up To Welcome You Open All Night TINGLE ' S CAFE 19th year at same location 29 Broadway Asheville, N. C. The little cafe with big rats Fried Chicken - Tender Steaks COMPLIMENTS of S. H. Kress Company 5 - 10 - 25c STORE Asheville - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Hajoea Corporation PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Bittmore - - North Carolina ScHrafft ' s The Nation ' s Leading Candles On Sale Everywhere MORGAN BROS., INC. distributors Asheville - - North Carolina Check Ui On Your Typing buy a ROYAL PORTABLE Terms $1.00 per Week Talman Omce Supplies Asheville - - North Carolina [94] Day and Night Phone 95 Whitmire Service Station ESSO A Friend of the College Howard Whitmire Manager E. Main Street Brevard, X. C. Ernest L. Withers Sc Co. REAL ESTATI INSURANCE BONDS AYNESVILLE, X. C. Wade M. Kino- BETTER FARM EQUIPMENT FOR BETTER FARMIXG Hendersonyille, X. C. COMPLIMEXTS of Ottis Green Hardware Company ASHEVILLE - - XORTH CAROLINA Famous For Sizzling Steaks G ross Brothers Restaurant 5 X. W. PACK SQUARE ASHF.VILLF, X. C. Complete Restaurant Service at Reasonable Prices COMPLIMEXTS of Bradlev Paint Company 31 Xorth Lexington Ave. ASHEVILLE - - Xorth Carolina Covington Sport Inc. Everything for the Discriminating Sportsman Asheville - - Xorth Carolina w ILSON-SPAULDING SPORTIXG GOODS Friendly Five Shoes Dress and Work Clothing Asheville Army Store 35 Patton Ave.nl ' e A; sheville - - Xorth Carolina It has been a pleasure to produce the 1938 PERTELOTE. Miss Hubbard, editor; Miss Craig, facul- ty adviser; Mr. Miller, business manager, and the entire staff are to be commended for their excellent work on this issue of the Brevard College Yearbook. — The Miller Printing Company. [96] mes - JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 West Washington Blvd., Chicago, Hi. - Telephone MONroe 7080 Commercial Artists, Photographers and Makers of Fin Printing Plates for Black and Colors [97] -y fii toarapkl larapl [98) rutoarapks [99] mmraa 4ui toarapkd [100] mm ■■i iiimm«iii«iiiw u Archives 378.9756 B8 The Pertelote. Brevard College 1935 0041038 9 BREVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY