Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1939 volume:

P - fJ- - Wi. ? x, 6 . 2 fl - a I 3 } flcunei. lddid.(m flattei. jUilnaiy THE OF 1939 WILLIAM A. ROCK, JR. - Editor-in-Chief KENNETH ROYAL - Business Manager HANS HANSON - Illustrator PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF BREVARD THE OF 1939 COLLEGE, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA DEDICATION-- To Mr. Trowbridge, Vice-President of Brevard College and former president of Weaver College, for his loyal service, his unassuming kindness, and his sincere interest in the advance- ment of this institution, we dedicate the 1939 PERTELOTE. FOREWORD BREVARD COLLEGE is situated in a section of America that is particularly rich in folk- lore. This folklore gives us, as nothing else can, the lives of the people to whom it belongs. During the past four years the mem- bers of the Folklore Club and freshman English classes have made a collection of this material. None of this folklore has been secured from written sources, but has been handed down to us by the older inhabitants, both educated and uneducated, of the communities from which our students are drawn. To-day we know that education can free us from ignorance, superstition, and fear. As we discard the primitive ideas expressed in this folklore, we do not want to lose its higher quali- ties. We wish to retain the rich and pungent flavor of the ballads, folk-songs, singing games, folk-sayings, and superstitions that lend color to the mountain regions. It is for such a reason that we chose Moun- tain Folklore for the theme of this year ' s PERTELOTE and illustrate the annual with draw- ings that the theme suggests. —THE EDITOR. 36590 THE COLLEGE The Fanner in the Dell -A Folk Game w • ' £:■ ' . f ¥■ ' ■ ' £ nz I l Uest -Mall - LjirlS djonnitoru — ranees oss -Mail - i5ous cdjormitoru - a x-, v , PTW _-■ XL - M- iu... JSiAj. . „ « . -u J aid or -Mall - ( SoifS Jjonnilortj Uirqinia =Lodae - Lfiru Jjormiloru JL ma i, a Let 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. —height on P res son. _yv IV feddaae to the L iaS5 of 1939 y-OREVARD COLLEGE is finishing the fifth year of its opera- 4 tion. Its progress thus far has been due to the faith and — ' courage of those who have been most responsible for its program. My experience leads me to believe that these two qualities of soul are most essential in the development of any project and even more so in the making of men and women. My message is simple. Look around you. Observe excellent character wherever you find it. Look behind and underneath and note that faith and courage are fundamental. Then go out and develop these two qualities in your own lives. EUGENE J. COLTRANE, President of the College. ADMINISTRATION First Row Across C. H. TROWBRIDGE, A.B., A.M. Vice-President. Chemistry, Physics C. E. BUCKNER, A.B., A.M. Dean and Registrar MISS DULCIE HAYES, A.B., A.M. Dean of V omen, Spanish BUNYAN H. ANDREW, A.B. Dean of Men, History BURT W. LOOMIS, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Psychology, Education, Guidance JOHN BOYCE BENNETT, A.B., B.D. Religious Education Fourth Row Across CLINE FARTHING, B.S. Assistant Coach, Physical Education MRS. MARY HOFFMAN FARTHING, B.S. Official Timekeeper MISS HARRIET HAGOOD KILLOUGH, A.B. Dietitian of West Hall MRS. ANNIE WISHAM McCALLUM, B.S. Business Education COVERT S. McCALLUM, B.S. Agricultural Director MRS. J. D. McRAE Nurse Second Row Across MRS. ROSANELLE CASH BENNETT, A.B., A.M. French, German MISS MYRA BINFORD Dietitian and Dean of Virginia Lodge EARL D. C. BREWER, Ph.B. Department of Extension and Promotion MRS. ETHEL KERR BREWER, A.B. Assistant Dean MRS. BESS REAP BUCKNER Dietitian of Ross Hall GRADY W. CAMPBELL, A.B. Director of Industrial Division, Mech- anical Drawing and Woodworking Fifth Row Across MRS. R. F. MOCK Dean of Virginia Lodge Annex MRS. MARILEE RALEY PALMER, B.S. IN EDU- CATION Physical Education for Girls THOMAS McNEIL PALMER, B.S.I.A. Superintendent of Construction MRS. LOULA McNEER PANGLE, A.B., A.M. Mathematics MAXWELL GALBRAITH PANGLE, A.B., A.M. Economics and Sociology MRS. BROWNIE LIPE ROGERS Assistant Bursar Third Row Across MRS. MAYBELLE POOVEY CAMPBELL, A.B. A. M. Business Education JOHN BOYD CHRISTENBURY, A.B., A.M. Head Coach, Hygiene MISS LINDA IRENE CLAY, B.M. Piano MRS. ISABELL DOUB COLTRANE, B.L., B.MUS., A.M. English, Speech, Dean of Coltrane Home MISS MARJORIE CRAIG, A.B., A.M., English MRS. CHARLOTTE HATCHER DENDY, B.S. Vocal Music Sixth Row Across JAMES O ' BRIEN ROGERS Bursar CHARLES SCHOENKNECHT, B.S. Biology, Zoology, Botany 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 ■ ■■ f fy £% f!s. cs C 1 E hS f!!y ( J £ - J fti V-TTj. f; V v q, r? 9 ti Q v VJA -C SENIOR CLASS Black Jack Davis came a-ridin ' through the woods, Singing so load and merry; Made green rings all round that lull And charmed the heart of a lady. --O d Ballad SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS RUTHERFORD STEPP Hendersonville, North Carolina Baseball, Assistant Manager ' 38, Man- ager ' 39; Block B Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 39; Dormitory Council, Presi- dent ' 39; Football, Co-Captain ' 39; Presi- dent of Senior Class. Everyone knows Uncle Fud for his athletic ability and his ready grin. We were fortunate in having so able a Senior President. CHARLES BRICE RATCHFORD Gastonia, North Carolina Cliosophic, Critic ' 38, Censor ' 38, Vice-President ' 39; Block B Club; Cheer Leader; Commencement Marshal; Dormitory Council; Dramatic Club; For- ensic Club, President ' 38-39; Medical Science Club; Track Team; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class. Brice is the most energetic boy on the campus. No mat- ter whether it ' s cheerleading, debating, or hog-calling that is needed, he is always ready to serve. DIXIE LEE SHEETS Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 39; Concert Choir; Folklore Club; Glee Club, President ' 38; Mecklenburg County Club, President ' 39; Photo-Nature Club; Sec- retary oi Senior Class. Dixie takes college seriously and doesn ' t mind working for what she gets. She ' s efficient, too, but she likes to take time out occasion- ally for hot rolls with butter and jelly. HORACE RANSOM MESSER Bryson City, North Carolina Delphian; Dormitory Council; Medical Science Club; Pertelote Staff ' 39; Treasurer of Senior Class. Horace seems to have been rather bashful among the Biddies, but the boys all knew and like him well. Always start up the stairs on your left foot, or had luck will overtake you. (16) WILLIAM A. ADAMS Asheville, North Carolina Bill is our dairyman, and it is he who sends Farabow out on his early morning milk route. WILLIAM WARREN ALBERT Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Transylvania County Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39. William ' s interests lie in the medical profession, and in girls at Asheville Normal. Quiet and unobstrusive, he has a charming personality once you know him. CHARLES HOWARD ALLEN Brevard, North Carolina Baptist Student Union, Chorister; Transylvania County Club, Vice-President ' 38; International Rela- tions Club, Critic ' 39. This friendly young man has shown much ability in college, but it is probable that he will find his field of greatest service in re- ligious activities. MARIAM ALLEN Waynesville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club, Reporter ' 39; Photo-Nature Club, Treasurer ' 38, Re- porter ' 39. Jimmy, as everybody calls her, has a pair of dancing feet that keep time with her mountain folk songs. She is from Waynesville, and that ac- counts for it. BLANCHE R, ARDREY Pineville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club. Everywhere we see Blanche we see Eloiss. You might think them twins or sisters. We wonder whether Blanche has chosen teaching for her life work or something else that is a secret. MAX ASHWORTH Brevard, North Carolina Transylvania County Club. Max hasn ' t definitely decided on his life work, but a good guess is that he will make an excellent history professor. MARY KATE AUSTIN Peachland, North Carolina Euterpean, Secretary-Treasurer ' 38; Folklore Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39; Glee Club; Union County Club. As for looks, Kate has them. Just give a smile in return for hers, and you have made a friend. She has been a good student, and in her chosen field of home economics she will be a success. WILLIAM RALPH AUSTIN Peachland, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agriculture Club. It seems that Ralph is interested in dairying and agriculture; some day he hopes to lift Southern agriculture to a higher level. Thrash may be cured by letting the sick chile drink from a stranger ' s shoe. (17) JACK RAYMOND BAGWELL Asheville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Assistant Dietitian, Ross Hall; Dramatic Club; Ministerial Missions Club, Vice-President ' 38. Jack has been Mrs. Buckner ' s right-hand man. What will she do without him? Either his acting or his good looks made him the hero in many of our plays. BUTLER WILSON BLACK Clinton, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Dormitory Council. Butler gives promise of being an outstanding agriculturist. He is devoting more time to his future vocation since Johnnie Lee left. JENNINGS F. BALLARD Alexis, North Carolina Delphian, President ' 39; Christian Student Move- ment; Forensic Club, Vice-President ' 39; International Relations Club; Lincoln-Catawba County Club, Presi- dent. As one of the four main debaters on the campus, Jennings has kept his mind alert and respon- sive to significant current happenings, CHARLES MARVIN BOGGS Salisbury, North Carolina Cliosophic, Secretary ' 38, Reporter ' 39; Folklore Club, Critic ' 38, Vice-President ' 39; International Rela- tions Club; Ministerial-Missions Club. Herr Boggs is always seen where there is something of interest happening on the campus. His varied activities indi- cate his alertness and usefulness. ALICE BILLINGS Dockery, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club; Folklore Club, Critic ' 39; Sigma Pi Alpha. Alice is a quiet Titian blonde, whose motto is Work before play. VAN BIRMINGHAM, JR. Gastonia, North Carolina Delphian; Band; Boosters ' Club; Gaston County Club, President ' 39; Medical Science Club; Photo- Nature Club; Track Team. Van, this tall, dark, and handsome young man, is quite the Romeo of our campus; and Kat seems to be the lucky Juliet. ELOISE B. BROOKS Midland, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club. With her quiet, pleasing personality, she is one of the sweetest girls on the campus. Blanche is always her better half. DALLAS MARION BROWN Crossville, Tennessee Delphian; International Relations Club. Tarzan is a member of the McRae Cottage Crew, and a drier humorist cannot be found. ' Never let a lilac bush grow tall enough In shade a grave, or death will come and fill it. (18) HELEN ROGERS BROWN Leicester, North Carolina Euterpean; Buncombe County Club; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Forensic Club. Helen is one of the neatest girls on the campus. She is quiet but can hold her own in a debate. ARTHUR CARNES Walker, Kentucky Delphian; Assistant Dean of Taylor Hall; Dormitory Council; International Relations Club. Arthur ' s ef- fiency in the shop and as assistant dean of Taylor Hall has won genuine respect from the boys. TALMADGE LEROY BURNETTE Swannanoa, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary ' 38, Critic ' 39; Agriculture Club; Buncombe County Club, Vice-President ' 39; Clarion Staff; Medical Science Club. Talmadge, bet- ter known as Red, should be president of the Spanish Athletic Association. His motto is Come in and Throw the Bull. LEWIS CALDWELL Campobello, South Carolina Medical Science Club, President ' 39. This very able chemistry laboratory assistant is a man ' s man. He has the friendliest smile we ' ve seen in many a day. NETTIE GRACE CAMERON Polkton, North Carolina Euterpean; Anson County Club, President ' 39; Folklore Club. This gentle-mannered, conscientious senior has succeeded in making friends both on the campus and out in town. S. C. CARPENTER, JR. Lincolnton, North Carolina Delphian; Band, Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 39; Lincoln County Club; Medical Science Club. We predict that S. C. will pass from the stags of writing one-act plays and short-stories to the editorship of a small country newspaper. EVELYN CAUBLE Asheville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union; Buncombe County Club, Reporter ' 39; Fireside Club, President ' 39; Travel Club, President ' 38. When it comes to making public speeches, Evelyn always says No ; but with her wit and good humor, she has made her place in Brevard College. FRANCES CAUBLE Mount Pleasant, North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. If the conversation ever gets dull, just call on Frances; she is always bubbling over with some- thing to tell. Never pity an animal at the butchery; it will take longer to die. (19) J. FRANK CAUBLE Mount Pleasant, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball, Co-Captain ' 38. When it comes to cutting weeds and playing baseball, Frank is tops. ROBERT H. CLAYTON, JR. Erlanger, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club; Cheer-Leader ' 38; Christian Student Movement; Clarion Staff, Associate Editor ' 38, ' 39; Commercial Club; Ministerial-Missions Club, Reporter ' 38; Photo-Nature Club. Bob had time for cheer-leading and newspaper work, in ad- dition to holding an office job up town. DOROTHY FLORINE CLINE Concord, North Carolina Euterpean, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 38; Cabarrus County Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39; Commercial Club; Folk- lore Club; Glee Club. Little but loud, but who cares? With Dotty around, you are bound to ba in good spirits. UNA MARIE COOK Asheville, North Carolina Euterpean; Baptist Student Union; Buncombe County Club, Secretary ' 39; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Travel Club. Una, the girl with beauty and a sweet disposition, is popular with both boys and gills so popular with one boy that he asked her twenty-seven times for a dale before he succeeded. GEORGE NELSON COONE Marion, North Carolina Delphian; Band; McDowell County Club, Vice- President ' 39. Being a cousin to the talented Alvin Moore should be an inspiration to our ambitious clari- net player. HORACE COVINGTON Shelby, North Carolina Cliosophic; Cleveland County Club; Forensic Club. After two years a! Brevard College, Horace liked Sophomore English so well that he decided to stay an extra year. HELEN ROSS COX Gastonia, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club: Gaston County Club; Glee Club, Librarian ' 39. Helen ' s sparkling black eyes and her charming personality really enable her to reach a young man ' s heart. GEORGE WILLY DALTON Lewisville, North Carolina Dormitory Council; Ministerial-Missions Club; Christian Student Movement. George ' s idea of hav- ing a good time is helping others, especially when it comes to religious matters. hi making medicine, look for an her!) the same shape- of the organ you want to cure. (20) JAMES BURTON DANIELS Crossnore, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball; Christian Student Move- ment; Clarion Staff; Football; Forensic Club. If you really want to see Burt ' s face light up, just ask him about his little red-headed fire-cracker. DOROTHY CHARLOTTE DIXON Brown Summit. North Carolina Euterpean; Mnemosynean; Folklore Club; Glee Club; Guilford County Club, President ' 39; Photo- Nature Club. Dot has a sweet smile (or every one, especially Jesse. We wonder what her chosen profession is. or is it a secret? MARSHALL DAVIS Hazelwood. North Carolina Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Football, Manager ' 38; Haywood County Club; Intramural Sports Man- ager. An efficient football manager is Spud. He seems to have the training for a good housekeeper, too. BARBARA ELISABETH DODSON Winston-Salem, North Carolina Euterpean; Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Forsyth County Club, Vice-President ' 39; Librarian ' 39; Photo- Nature Club. This little package of energy usually gets what she goes after in the way of friends. VIRGINIA ALICE DAVIS Biltmore. North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Fireside Club. With her boundless supply of wit and humor. Virginia has kept the Lodgers smiling for the past two years. ALTON EDWARDS Cliffside, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball; Block B Club: Dramatic Club; Rutherford County Club. Alton has shown much interest in athletics, and we think he has found a pretty little cook also. DOROTHY DEAN Brevard, North Carolina Glee Club; Medical Science Club; Transylvania County Club. Dot ' s sweet, sympathetic smile will be a valuable asset to her in the nursing profession. OLIVE GRACE ENGLISH Swannanoa, North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club. This guiet little waitress doesn ' t confine her service to the dining room. is bad lurk to burn shoes or stockings, ior the part of the- body covered will be burned. (21) CARL BYRD FISHER Whittier, North Carolina Ba sketball, Manager ' 39; Block B Club; Medical Science Club. This very capable manager of the basketball team has a head for business. He believes in doing everything the scientific way. ALBERT FRANKLIN GORDON West Asheville, North Carolina CHosophic; Band; Concert Choir; Ministerial-Mis- sions Club. This left-hander is better known to the students as Flash, and as a drummer he beats them all. FRANK POWELL FOX Townsville, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball; Block B Club; Dormitory Council. Foxy is one of the most popular boys on the campus, and does any one have a keener sense of humor? REVIS FRYE East Gastonia, North Carolina Delphian; Band, Director; Baseball, Co-Captain ' 38; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Football; Student Council, President ' 39. Revis is the father, as well as the leader, of the band. His leadership is not limited to music, however, as he also heads the Student Council and the baseball team. DOROTHY HELEN GALLOWAY Brevard, North Carolina Mnemosynean; International Relations Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer ' 38, Librarian ' 39; Transylvania County Club. Helen is known for her keen enthu- siasm in physical education, her ready explanation in classes, and her faithful membership in the I. R. C. JOYCE GRIFFITH Relief, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club; Medical Science Club. Joyce is a come easy, go easy type of girl, who is freguently coining witty remarks. NELVIN GUNN Reidsville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club, Vice-President ' 39; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club, Secretary ' 38; Rock- ingham County Club, President; Student Council, Secretary ' 39. Nelvin has good looks, a striking per- sonality, and an eagerness to serve every one around her. BETTY ANN GWALTNEY Asheville, North Carolina Mnemosynean, President ' 39; Buncombe County Club; Dormitory Council; Fireside Club; International Relations Club. Betty has satisfactorily divided her time between her studies and the One-and-Only on the west side of the campus. is bad luck to take a young child across a stream of water on lis firs! I rip from home. (22) X 4M l HANS MILLER HANSON Asheville, North Carolina Pertelote Staff, Illustrator ' 38, ' 39. Hans has the incurable habit of decorating all his papers — in class or out — with Pertelote sketches. JOHN TALMADGE HARPER Zebulon, North Carolina Delphian; Band; Commercial Club; Model-Airplane Club, Secretary ' 39; Photo-Nature Club. Foozie was an asset to our social activities as well as to the band. Without him there would have been no St. Louis Blues. JULIUS S. HARRILL, JR. Forest City, North Carolina Delphian; Block B Club, Vice-President; Dra- matic Club, Vice-President; Football; International Relations Club; Photo-Nature Club; Rutherford County Club, President. Spike is a jack-of-all-trades, but he has distinguished himself most in dramatics. JAMES F. HEMPHILL Forest City, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball. Jim is at home on the basketball and tennis courts, but he seems to fear West Hall. THOMAS HEMPHILL Marion, North Carolina Delphian, Sergeant-at-Arms; Baseball; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Football; Track. The broadest grin in school characterizes this pigskin booter. He is a firm believer in co-education and swing. ' ' JOHN HENDRIX Mocksville, North Carolina Cliosophic, Secretary; Basketball, Co-Captain; Block B Club, President; International Relations Club, Critic. If England ever loses her Chamberlain and wants another that looks just like him, John is the very fellow to fill that vacancy. HOMER HUNTER HENRY Waynesville, North Carolina Commencement Marshal ' 38; Pertelote Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice-President ' 39. Hunter is not only a n excellent student but also a generous dispenser of food in the West Hall kitchen. SARA FRANCES HENSLEY Columbia, South Carolina Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Glee Club, President ' 38, Accompanist ' 39; Photo-Nature Club, Vice-President ' 39; South Carolina Club, Secre- tary ' 39; West Hall, Assistant Dean ' 39. Sara is the type of girl that everybody knows. She does not let her job as assistant dean of West Hall keep her from having a good time. Turn a shot- upside-down under your bed to prevent rheumatis (23) RONALD HICKS Winston-Salem, North Carolina Chief Commencement Marshal ' 38; Medical Science Club; Ministerial-Missions Club. Hard work and plenty of sleep are Ronald ' s favorite pastimes. Gwendolyn will always associate him with Oak Grove Church. RAY HILLIARD Micaville, North Carolina Model-Airplane Club, Captain ' 39. Ray is inter- ested in aviation and believes in doing something about it. He is quiet, but he is purposeful; and we shall probably hear from him soon. MARY GEER HINES Rutherfordton, North Carolina Mn:mosynean; Concert Choir; Fireside Club; Glee Club; International Relations Club. Two things we shall especially remember about Mary Geer: her affec- tion for Tom and her rich soprano voice. DONALD HAMPTON HORNER Wake Forest, North Carolina Delphian; Basketball. Donald is at his best on the basketball court. ROBERT WAYNE HOYLE Fallston, North Carolina Cliosophic; Baptist Student Union; Commercial Club. Wayne has a broad grin for every one. It is not surprising that he is boss of the crew working on the gymnasium. CHARLES H. ISBILL Dalton, Georgia Baseball; Boxing; International Relations Club, President ' 38, ' 39; Out-of-State Club, President ' 39; Tennis, Track. Isbill ' s extra-curricular activities seem to be headed by the International Relations Club. He must be noticed, even if he has to wear his pajamas to class. RICHARD B. HOLCOMBE Candler, North Carolina Cliosophic; International Relations Club, Vice- President; Mu Delta Club. Dick ' s friendly spirit and splendid personality will undoubtedly be useful to him in his career as a doctor. HERBERT LEE JACKSON Campobello, South Carolina Delphian, Agriculture Club. Quiet? Some say yes, others no. Just the same, he knows his agri- culture. brings good lurk to hang an old horse shoe up on a rail fence. (24) ELIZABETH BECKETT JENKINS Brevard, North Carolina Folklore Club; International Relations Club; Per- telote Staff; Transylvania County Club. Elizabeth has shown outstanding ability as a writer of short-stories and plays. RALPH LANIER Lexington, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agriculture Club. We predict that Ralph will be as successful in any phase of agricul- ture as he was with his chicken project. JESSE PARIS JULIAN Franklinville, North Carolina Delphian; Folklore Club; Model-Airplane Club; Photo-Nature Club. Jesse is noted for his neatness in dress and his quiet manner; his appearance around the campus with Dixon seems habitual. MALCOLM LENTZ Norwood, North Carolina Cliosophic. When Malcolm becomes a detective in the near future, we hope he will tackle something besides food. FLORENCE KITCHIN Horse Shoe, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club, President ' 38; Folk- lore Club; Henderson County Club; Medical Science Club. Florence is competent and faithful as assistant in home economics. We do not wonder at the fre- quent visits of a favored alumnus. HAROLD TROY LITTLE Lincolnton, North Carolina Delphian; Agriculture Club; International Rela- tions Club. Harold is known as a very able carpen- ter on Mr. Campbell ' s crew. VIRGINIA LAMBERT Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Folklore Club; Gle3 Club; Meck- lenburg County Club, Vice-President ' 39; Photo-Nature Club. Here is a pretty little blonde who holds her own in the hearts of others besides Foster. Air- planes are her namesakes. DATHA LONDON Ellenboro, North Carolina Cliosophic; Agriculture Club. Quiet and conserva- tive, he is a pleasing person to have around. All indications are that he will be a successful business man. ft you are- caught in a whirlwind, shut your eyes and see the Bad Man. (25) ROBERT CHARLES LUCKE Badin, North Carolina Cliosophic; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Minis- terial-Missions Club. A good sport is our Bobby, whose chief delight is acting and creating plays. FERN McCOMBS Easley, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; South Carolina Club. We are sorry Fern ' s off-campus trips home fre- quently took, this likeable person away from us. WALTER C. LUDWICK Salisbury, North Carolina Cliosophic, Treasurer ' 38, President ' 39; Dramatic Club; Folklore Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Rowan County Club, President ' 39; Student Christian Movemant, Vice-President, Treasurer. Dignified, friendly, and efficient, he is one of our promising ministerial students. He has worked faithfully for the cause of religion on the campus. WILLIAM LYDAY Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Transylvania County Club. William is a skilled huntsman and a true lover of the woods. ARTHUR McDANIELS Forest City, North Carolina Arthur ssems quiet and conservative but reality mischievous and full of pranks. ELSIE McJUNKIN Brevard, North Carolina Baptist Student Union; Commercial Club; Folklore Club; Pertelote Staff; Transylvania County Club. Elsie ' s speed in typing will help her to become a very able secretary. ROBERT S. McCALL Forest City, North Carolina Delphian; Band; Medical Science Club. Bob is a very able member of our band. His love is hot rhythm. LYNWOOD McELROY Waynesville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Baptist Student Union. The chief de- light of Lynwood is taking a different girl to the movie each week. a spider makes a web across the front porch, a stranger is coining. (26) WAYNE McLAIN Statesville, North Carolina Cliosophic, Chaplain ' 38, Critic ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Concert Choir; Christian Student Movement, Presi- dent ' 39; Forensic Club; Ministerial-Missions Club; Student Council. Wayne is one of our main religious leaders on the campus and has likewise shown much ability in debating. NATHAN McMINN Brevard, North Carolina Block B Club. Tall, dark, and handsome — a woman hater — that last is a joke. In the summer he spends his spare time at swimming pools and lakes. JUNE ANN MARION Pinnacle, North Carolina Euterpean; Folklore Club; Forensic Club, Reporter ' 38; Glee Club; Mu Delta Club; Surry County Club. June encourages people to join the Travel Club; and her chief hobbies are traveling, playing basketball, and debating. CATHERINE MAE MARTIN Waynesville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Haywood Coun- ty Club; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club; Secretary of Freshman Class ' 38. This attractive young lady has been very popular on the campus. She is out- standing in secretarial work. HARVEY JOEL MERRITT, JR. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Cliosophic; Baptist Student Union, Second Vic3- President ' 39; Commercial Club, President ' 39; Inter- national Relations Club. Secretary-Treasurer ' 38; Photo-Nature Club, Vice-President ' 39. Joel is a very dependable person. He has a high scholastic record and is majoring in accounting. EDGAR T. MESSER Bryson City, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball; Commercial Club, Vice-Presi- dent ' 39; Dormitory Council. Edgar ' s athletic ability and attractive smile win friends for him very quickly. He is a capable person in business subjects. VIRGINIA MILLER Lexington, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Davidson County Club, Vice-Presi- dent ' 39; Fireside Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 38, Vice- President ' 39; Travel Club. Miller ' s friendly per- sonality, mingled with her beauty, shows us just what an all-round college girl is like. MARY RACHEL MISENHEIMER Taylors, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Forensic Club; International Relations Club; Ministerial-Missions Club. Misie has shown her ability in many fields at Brevard but especially in debating. She is also a very good chaperone. The first twelve days in January determine the weather for the twelve months. (27) ROBBIE GAY MOCK Brevard, North Carolina Mnemosyneari; Commercial Club; Folklore Club; Glee Club. Robbie Gay is known lor her sweet iriendly manner. Her blonde attractiveness may some day win her a cook. VIRGINIA RUTH ODOM Unaka, North Carolina Mnemosyneari; Commercial Club; Fireside Club; Glee Club. Virginia Ruth ' s policy: If your business interferes with your pleasure, stop your business. She ' s a good ole Tarheel but has a longing for the hills of Eastern Tennessee. JOSEPH EARLE MOORE Waynesville, North Carolina Delphian. Joe is Mr. Campbell ' s efficient electri- cian. If your lights ever give you trouble, just call on him. RALPH A. OEHMAN, JR. Guilford College, North Carolina Delphian. Ralph likes to skate, dance, and play golf and tennis. He expects some day to become the champion skater of the world. SARAH ESTELLE MORGAN Anderson, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; South Carolina Club; Travel Club. Everyone knows Sarah, especially the kitchen force. Her pranks with other girls ' suitors were iust in fun. CLYDE K. OSBORNE, JR. Brevard, North Carolina C. K. isn ' t on the campus very much, but he is noted for his excellent class discussions. His prince- charming manners have won him the attention of many ladies. THOMAS F. MUNRO Columbus, Georgia Delphian; Band, Football; Out-of-State Club; Photo- Nature Club, Vice-President ' 39. Tommy hails from Georgia, and he admits he is a pest ; but he is really just having his fun. He likes to share his jokes with a sweet little blonde from Edneyville. FRANK OSBORNE Brevard, North Carolina Medical Science Club; Student Council. Frank is one of our best students. He is very intelligent and studious; and we are sure he ' ll prove successful in any field he enters, especially in chemistry. a stray cat comes to your house, it will bring you good luck. cm VIRGINIA B. OSBORNE Bethel, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Haywood Coun- ty Club ' 39; Travel Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39. Virginia ' s efficiency and dependability will greatly aid her in the commercial world. OSCAR O. PALMER, JR. Shelby, North Carolina Cleveland County Club, President; Dormitory Council of Taylor Hall. Oscar is just bubbling over with friendliness. He is interested in history; and, from all indications, he will make a great life work of teaching it. GUY WARREN PAUL Highlands, North Carolina Cliosophic, Critic ' 38; Choir; International Rela- tions Club, President ' 39. Wit, a pleasing personality, and the ability to play the lady ' s part have won distinction for this young fellow. Just ask any one about his famous opera singing. BLONDELL PENNELL Kannapolis, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Folklore Club; Glee Club. Bonny thinks that studies should be supplementary to social activities. Her deft fingers produce many of our dignified coiffures. ELSIE PERRY Brevard, North Carolina The saying Like attracts like is strikingly illus- trated by the attraction that Elsie has for a certain blond young man. ETHEL MADGE PHIFER Peachland, North Carolina Euterpean; Folklore; Union County Club, President ' 39. Ethel ' s interests are many and varied. Is there any connection between her home economics and the handsome young men on the campus? JOYCE LILLIAN PHIFER Peachland, North Carolina Euterpean; Boosters ' Club, Secretary ' 39; Com- mercial Club; Union County Club, Secretary ' 39. Lillian seems to have suddenly become interested in agriculture; at any rate she has her eyes on a Gardener. DOROTHY EVELYN PITTILLO Asheville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club, Secretary ' 39; International Relations Club. Pat has originality plus, and her favorite cracker is Graham. She is never serious, but we know where her heart lies. It is bad hick to have a woman or a horse on a sailing boat freighter. (29) MARY POTEATE Waynesville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Glee Club; President ' 39; Haywood County Club, President ' 39; Photo-Nature Club, Secre- tary ' 39. Mary is always in demand as a pianist; and when you hear her play, you know why. RAY PROCTOR Winston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball; Boosters ' Club, President ' 39; Colvard Memorial Award ' 38; Commercial Club, Vice- President ' 39; Football; Photo-Nature Club, Secretary ' 38, President ' 39; Student Council. Ray has shown us that it isn ' t necessary to be a giant to play football if you really have the spirit. FRANK RANDALL Barnard, North Carolina International Relations Club; Travel Club. Frank is one boy who takes his work and classes seriously. He has excelled in both. OLA MIRIAM RANDALL Concord, North Carolina Euterpean, Chaplain ' 38; Cabarrus County Club, President ' 39; Folklore Club, Vice-President ' 38, President ' 39; Forensic Club; Glee Club; Medical Science Club; Pertelote Staff. Unlike most girls, Miriam came to college to get an education; and she is undoubtedly doing a good job of it. THOMAS BAYNE RANDALL King ' s Mountain, North Carolina Cleveland County Club; Commercial Club. Al- though Bayne is one of the hardest workers on the campus ,he still finds time to chip in on the third floor bull sessions, STELLA ROSALTHEA RAY Asheville, North Carolina Euterpean, President ' 38, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 38, Critic ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Buncombe County Club, President ' 39; Concert Choir; Dormitory Session, President at West Hall; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 38, Reporter ' 38; Glee Club; House President of West Hall ' 39; Pertelote Staff ' 39; Student Christian Movement, Secretary ' 39. She is the perfect lady of our group. Her knowledge of home economics will stand her in good stead some day. FRANK RENFRO Relief, North Carolina Cliosophic; Forensic Club; International Relations Club, Vice-President ' 39. Frank is one of the most pleasant fellows on our campus, but he has a fighting spirit that will be useful to him in his career as a lawyer. JACK HENRY RHODES Lincolnton, North Carolina Delphian; Commercial Club; Football; Lincoln- Catawba County Club, Vice-President ' 39. Jack was one of the few people who had the ability to tell which of the Palmer twins was Mary. When hornets build nests high off the ground, there is a cold winter coming. (30) m Aii WILLIAM A. ROCK, JR. Lewisville, North Carolina Delphian, Chaplain ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Forsyth County Club, President ' 39; Ministerial-Missions Club, President ' 38; Pertelote, Editor-in-Chief ' 39; Photo- Nature Club; Student Council; Student Christian Movement, President ' 38, ' 39; Vice-President of Freshman Class. We wish to put our mark of ap- proval on Bill ' s sincerity and his interest in his work. He has stood out, not only in religious activities but also in numerous other ways. EVELYN G. ROTHROCK Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mnemosynean, President ' 39, Critic ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Commencement Marshal; Concert Choir, Libra- rian; Folklore Club, Vice-President ' 38, Secretary ' 38; Forsyth County Club; Ministerial-Missions Club, Secretary; Pertelote Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 39; Student Council; Student Christian Movement. Evelyn appears to be dignified but is quite fun-loving when you know her. She has proved her ability in everything she has undertaken. KENNETH ROYAL Winston-Salem, North Carolina Delphian; Baseball; Business Manager of the Pertelote; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Photo- Nature Club. Kenny likes to play with the Bid- dies as well as we like to see him play baseball. RUTH RUNYON Asheville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club; Fireside Club; Folklore Club. We all agree that Ruth ' s sweet disposition has won her many friends. JAMES DAVIS SAFFORD Clyde, North Carolina When looking at their pictures, even the twins have to glance at the names to distinguish them. James has created much tun and laughter during these two years, and we have all enjoyed it. TED RUSSELL SAFFORD Clyde, North Carolina Ted is the other half of the twins, who was lust as well known and worked just as hard and as slowly as did any of the crew. WILLIAM EUGENE SAUNDERS Charlotte, North Carolina Delphian, Vice-President ' 39; Band; Choir; Folk- lore Club; Forensic Club; Mecklenburg County Club; Medical Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 38, ' 39; Mu Delta Club, President ' 39. Doc has been a very prominent person on our campus, although he used such big words that we didn ' t know what he was saying. He is a good singer, too. JEANETTE SELLARS Cowpens, South Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Travel Club. Jeanette ' s skill in business practice is shown in her work in the Bursar ' s office. you find a snake near a spring, there will be a long dry spell. (31) NELL FRANCES SHELLEM Denver, North Carolina Euterpean; Commercial Club; Lincoln-Catawba County Club. Outside her hours as a dignified office worker, Frances has helped to keep us all in a happy mood. JAMES WRIGHT SHELLEY Aynor, South Carolina Delphian. J. W. doesn ' t speak often; but when he does, you may be certain that he has something worthwhile to say. ADA RUTH SHERRILL Sherrill ' s Ford, North Carolina Ada Ruth ' s ability to prepare sick trays is remark- able. She will some day be an expert dietitian. WILLIAM HAROLD SHIPMAN Hendersonville, North Carolina Cliosophic, Treasurer ' 38, Vice-President ' 39; Clarion Staff, Business Manager ' 39; Commercial Club, President ' 39; Dormitory Council of Taylor Hall, President ' 39; Henderson County Club, President ' 39; Young People ' s Department, Treasurer ' 38. Billy ' s debating and kitchen work have been equally out- standing; nevertheless he has had time to break a few girls ' hearts. LAURA KATHERINE SHORE Boonville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union; Commer- cial Club, Secretary ' 38; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Photo-Nature Club; Surry County Club. Kat ' s dependability and friendliness make her the popular girl she is. As assistant in the Commercial Depart- ment she has obtained excellent training for her business career. BILLY MARTIN SIMMONS Polkton, North Carolina A smile always appears when Billy arrives. His personality wins friends for him quite effortlessly. It is rum ored that he has many friends among the girls. WILLIAM A. SIMMONS Winston-Salem, North Carolina William is a conscientious student, interested par- ticularly in chemistry, psychology, and religious activities. MARY EUNICE SINK Lexington, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club; Davidson County Club. Eunice plans to teach public school music in the primary grades. She says that she is in love, too. ' one kills hogs on a sinking moon, the meat will turn to grease when it is cooked. (32) T ( ) W PAUL GRAHAM SINK Lexington, North Carolina Delphian, Reporter ' 39; Davidson County Club, President ' 39; Photo-Nature Club, Sergeant-at-Arms. Graham is president of his county club, which proves his popularity. We believe his smile will help many of his patients to get well when he becomes a doctor. ROBERT ROWLAND SLOAN Charlotte, North Carolina Delphian; Mecklenburg County Club. Bob is a boy that every one knows. Just any time you may see him trackin ' up the hill. He enjoys swimming and dancing. RACHEL SOUTHERN Walnut Cove, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Folklore Club; Stokes County Club. Rachel may not look very en- ergetic; but when she ' s playing basketball, her side is sure to score. MARY DUNN STATON Greensboro, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Forensic Club; Guilford County Club; Medical Science Club; Travel Club. Mary Dunn ' s vivacity and her love of fun leave no room for dullness on the second floor of West Hall. ROBERT STEPP Hendersonville, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club, Vics-President; Dormitory Council; Pertelote Staff; Photo-Nature Club. Affectionately dubbed B, this future business man is one of the best-known and most popular figures on the campus. RUTH VIRGINIA STONESTREET Mooresville, North Carolina Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 39; Commencement Mar- shal; Dormitory Council; Pertelote Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secretary and Treasurer ' 39, Vice-President ' 39. This little Lodgrr is one of the most capable religious leaders Brevard has known. JACK BURT TAGGART Asheville, North Carolina Delphian, Critic ' 38; Baseball; Basketball; Block B Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Football, Co-Captain ' 38; Ten- nis; Track. Jack ' s ambition is to become a coach. His chief distinction is his triple-threat ability in football. RUTH HELEN WAGGONER ' .Valkertown, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Block B Club; Boosters ' Club; Cheerleader; Christian Student Movement; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Forsyth County Club. Ruth ' s enthusiasm for cheer-leading and boosting the College foreshadows the fact that she will be a success, as she now is with a certain alumnus. Corn will produce a better yield if planted on Good Friday. (33) JAMES WALLACE Pores Knob, North Carolina Delphian; Agriculture Club; Commercial Club; Folklore Club. James wants to enter the business world, with a guitar as his most faithful companion. JUANITA ESTELLE WELLS Hendersonville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Glee Club; Photo- Nature Club. Nita has seemed quite lonesome during the second semester without Tommy, but she still manages to sing. EDWARD MARTIN WATSON Lenoir, North Carolina Delphian; Caldwell County Club; Dramatic Club, President ' 39. Ed ' s subtle humor, quick smile, and dramatic ability will help him along in his career as an architect. GORDON ANNISE WEST Walkertown, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club, Treasurer ' 38; Forsyth County Club; General Choir; Travel Club, Reporter ' 38. Behind her quietness you will find a strength of purpose which will help her become a successful interior decorator or private secretary. ROBERT WEAVER Asheville, North Carolina Delphian, Vice-President ' 39; Band; Model-Air- plane Club, President ' 39. Where Bob is, Perry is also. His next greatest interest lies in modeling planes, and the band ranks third. ROBERT HIRAM WELCH Waynesville, North Carolina Delphian; Medical Science Club. Robert is a quiet young man whose ambition is to become a public speaker. JOHN W. WEST, JR. Waynesville, North Carolina Concert Choir; Dormitory Council, Taylor Hall; Medical Science Club, Chaplain ' 38. Expect the un- expected. Few people have the droll humor that this senior possesses. In saner moments he and his pal, Doc Saunders, plan their science career. JUANITA WEST Weaverville, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Buncombe County Club; Dramatic Club. Jakie is a familiar figure on and off the campus. Her interests are wide, ranging from home economics to dramatics. you get your dress wet while washing, you will marry a drunkard. (34) JAMES E. WHISENHUNT, JR. Hazelwood, North Carolina Delphian, President ' 39; Forensic Club; Haywood County Club, President ' 39; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff. Knowing Dick ' s appreciation of good pictures, we understand why he picks out such a good-looking lady as Miss Paul to take to parties. MARGARET ANNE WILEY Charlotte, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Glee Club; Mecklenburg County Club. Although she plans to teach home economics, Margaret Anne has other talents. Remember her part in the operetta. WILLIE MAE WISEMAN Spruce Pine, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union, President ' 39; Travel Club; Tri-County Club, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 39. Besides being Dr. Coltrane ' s efficient secre- tary, Willie Mae finds time to do her class work with distinction. SARAH DORIS WRIGHT Guilford College, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club; Folklore Club; Glee Club; Guilford County Club; Travel Club, President ' 39. Like the Quaker she is, Doris is very guiet; and many people never really know her. ROBERT YANDELL Pineville, North Carolina ' Delphian; Mecklenburg County Club. Bob ' s ap- preciation of Gray ' s Elegy is remarkable. He comes from Pineville, which fact explains his expert- ness in square dancing. LOUISE CHRISTINE YEATTES Pelham, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice-President ' 38, ' 39; Folklore Club; Forensic Club; Pertelote Staff; Rockingham County Club. We have never heard any one speak so much correct English in so little time; and that she can write, too, is proved by her original plays. PRUELLA WITHERS Maiden, North Carolina Mnemosynean; Commercial Club, Secretary ' 39; Folklore Club; Glee Club; Lincoln-Catawba County Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 39. Pruella ' s A ' s are getting to be a habit. As an assistant to Mr. Brewer she has demonstrated her secretarial ability. JANE YONGUE Brevard, North Carolina Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; Transylvania County Club, President ' 39. Jane is a day student who is just as well known on the campus as the boarding students. We have for two years enjoyed her dramatic ability. a girl steps on your heels, she will get your sweetheart if you do not step on hers. (35) ROBERT YOUNG Micaville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Basketball; Block B Club; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; Track. All over the basketball court he darts, as fast as the eye can follow him. We like his way of stopping, steadying himself, and then coming forth with a shot that scores. SALLY OPAL YOUNGBLOOD Fletcher, North Carolina Euterpean, Critic ' 38, President ' 39; Boosters ' Club; Commencement Marshal ' 38; Commercial Club; Fire- side Club; Folklore Club; Pertelote Staff. Opal is popular among boys and girls alike. Her beautiful red hair, strangely enough, does not denote the possession of a fiery temper. WILSON YOUNG Micaville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Forensic Club; Ministerial-Missions Club. Wilson is better known as Mouse, and he is mst that quiet. We can ' t see what the print shop would have done without him. a girl places her shoes in the shape of a T, she will dream of her. future husband that night. (36) FRESHMEN Turkey in the Straw --a Fiddle Tunc FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS E. J. Graham President Naranja, Florida Allen B. Hamilton Vice-President Columbus, Ohio Lenore Matthews Secretary New Orleans, La. Theresa Preddy Treasurer Madison, N. C. One can stop bleeding by reading a verse in the Bible. (38) FRESHMEN LUCY ELIZABETH ADAMS, ROBERT ALLMON. CLAUDIUS ARMSTRONG, Charleston, S. C. Huntersville, N. C. Denver, N. C. KATHERINE ARMSTRONG, J. A. ATKINSON, MARY ALLEN AUSTIN, Belmont, N. C. Central, S. C. Marshville, N. C. ST. CLAIR AUSTIN, THOMAS BALDWIN, BRUCE BALES, Brevard, N. C. Clinton, S. C. Tapoco, N. C. FRANK BANNER, RALPH BUCKNER BARDEN, KENNETH BARNES, Newland. N. C. Wilmington, N. C. Candler, N. C. JAMES BARNHARDT, Rutherford College, N. C. CLIFFORD BAUCOM, Lugoff. S. C. MARIETTA BEAN, Asheville, N. C. FRANCIS BEATTY, ROY BEAVER, HOYLE BLANTON, Sherrill ' s Ford, N. C. Bear Poplar, N. C. Forest City, N. C. a baby less than a month old sees the moon, it will go blind. (39) ' yo« i( ' f a red bird and count ten, the wish you make will come true. (40) FRESHMEN First Row Across LUCY MAE BLANTON, FRED BOYD, DOUGLAS BRASWELL, KATHERINE BRIGMAN, BALFOUR BROOKSHIRE, WALTER BROWN, Shelby, N. C. Mount Ulla, N. C. Waxhaw, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Fairview, N. C. Fourth Row Across JOHN CLAYTON, BILLIE MARIE CLINE, TIMSEY NELL CLOUSE, ROBERT COCHRAN, AUDREY CONLEY, JACK COOKE, Stem, N. C. Concord, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Maiden, N. C. Second Row Across MILDRED BRYSON, DELBERT BYRUM, KENNETH CABE, DAN CAMERON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, MARGARET CARRITHERS, Cullasaja, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Franklin, N. C. Pine View, N. C. Tampa, Florida Hudson, N. C. Fifth Row Across FRANCES COWARD, ARTHUR FRANKLIN DALTON, DON DALTON, MAUR1NE DAVIS, SYLVESTER DAY, FRED DEAL, Goldsboro, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Lewisville, N. C. Advance, N. C. Jacksonville, N. C. Waxhaw, N. C. Third Row Across GARRY CARSON, HOWARD CHAMBERS, RALPH CHAMBERS, JAMES CHAPPELL, CAROL CHISHOLM, THOMAS CLARKE, Democrat, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Barnsville, N. C. Fremont, N. C. Farmville, N. C. Sixth Row Across ROBERT DIMMETTE, HOWARD DOTSON, MAC DULA, THOMAS ELLIOT, RALPH EPPERSON, THOMAS EWART, Aurora, N. C. Clyde, N. C. Lenoir, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Ararat, Virginia Cornelius, N. C. Kill the first snake you see in the spring, and you will conquer xour enemy. (41) ft f — - - 3 . white rock thrown behind the back log in a fire will keep the hawks away. (42) FRESHMEN First Row Across ALICE FALLS. EARLE FARABOW, PHILETUS S. FERGUSON, FREDA FIELD, AGNES FINGER. MILDRED FITE, Lowell. N. C. Stem, N. C. Bryson City, N. C. Horse Shoe, N. C. Maiden, N. C. Tryon, N. C. Fourth Row Across DUPRE GRAHAM. BILL GRANT, FRANCES GRAY, EUGENE GRIFFITH, MILDRED GRIFFITH, GERALDINE GROCE. Aynor, S. C. Marion, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C. Relief, N. C. Burnsville. N. C. Wins ton-Salem, N. C. Second Row Across MILDRED FITZGERALD, LAWSON FOIL. DELLA WELCH FOLGER, FRANK FOSTER, GLADYS FRANKLIN, LOIS FRAZIER, Greensboro, N. C. Mount Pleasant, N. C. Mount Airy, N. C. Asheville. N. C. Drexel, N. C. Spray. N. C. Fifth Row Across PARKER HAGER, JANE HAMELIN, MAGALENE HARTLEY, Concord, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Clemmons, N. C. JAMES RICHARD HAWKINS, Laurel Bloomery, Tenn. JERRY HENDERSON, Hendersonville, N. C. CHARLIE BRYAN HERRING Oxford, N. C. Third Row Across JACK FREEMAN, BARNETTE GABRIEL, MAE GALLAMORE, MARY HELEN GALLOWAY, NOBLE GARDNER, STEWART GATES, Bostic, N. C. Cleveland, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Ararat, Virginia Sixth Row Across CHRISTINE HERRING, CARLMAN HIATT, EVA GERALDINE HICKS, R. V. HILL, KATHERINE HOFFMAN, HAROLD HOGSED, Goldsboro, N. C. The Hollow, Va. Winston-Salem, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. a dog has dew-claws, it will never go mad. (43) 4% 4 k Never apply medicine with the forefinger, because it is poison. (44) FRESHMEN First Row Across MARY HOLLY, LAWRENCE HOLT, LAWRENCE WALTER HOVIS, Augusta, Ga. Brevard, N. C. FRANK HUNYCUTT, JR., HOBART BARR HYATT, MARY E. INGRAM, Bessemer City, N. C. Marshall, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. Jonesville, N. C. F ' ourth Row Across JAMES KEPLEY, CLYDE KIKER, SOON YE KIM, EDWARD KIMBALL, BRUCE KIRBY, HAROLD KNOX, Salisbury, N. C. Polkton, N. C, Seoul, Korea Clarksville, Va. King ' s Creek, N. C. Davidson, N. C. Second Row Across PEARL LORRAINE JACKSON, Winston-Salem, N. C. JANET JENKINS, WILLIAM JENKINS, BARBARA JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, IRA JONES, Brevard, N. C. Durham, N. C. Denver, Col. Marion, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Fifth Row Across ELIZABETH LAWING, NELLIE LAWS. A. PERRY LEE, JEAN ALICE LEWIS, WRAY CLEVELAND LEWIS, VIVIAN LIFE, Forest City, N. C. Pores Knob, N. C. Charleston, S. C. Gastonia, N. C. Fallston, N. C. Lincolnton, N. C. Third Row Across MARIE JONES, VICTOR BROWN JONES, WILLIAM B. KEENER, LILLIAN KELLY, JACK KENDALL, CHARLES KENNERLY, JR. Asheville, N. C. East Flat Rock, N. C. High Shoals, N. C. Nashville, Tenn. Norwood, N. C. Lowell, N. C. Sixth Row Across MARVIN LITTLE, JACQUELINE LIVENGOOD, JOHN LOWDER, Derita, N. C. Advance, N. C. Cooleemee, N. C. CHARLES LOWMAN, Connelly Springs, N. C. GLENN ROBERT LYERLY, Salisbury, N. C. NORMAN McCALL, Linden, N. C. vou cut a baby ' s finger-nails before it is a year old, it will steal. (45) Ok O (5 a .-!l j a f Passing a load of hay means good luck. (46) FRESHMEN First Row Across ETTA MAE McGAHA EDNA McGEE, HARLESTON McINTOSH, WILLIAM McINTOSH. CHARLES LEE MANEY. HUGH MARR, Brevard, N. C. Lenoir, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Rockingham, N. C. Bamardsville, N. C. Elizabeth City, N. C. Fourth Row Across ROBERT MOOSE, GWENDOLYN MORGAN, PAUL MORGAN, WARREN MULLINAX, MILDRED NEAL, KEENER NEEL, Mount Pleasant, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Nealsville, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Ellenboro, N. C. Mooresville, N. C. Second Row Across JOSEPH MARTIN, ZEB CARLYLE MARTIN, WILLIAM MASSEY, ROSWELL MATTHEWS, JR., Danbury, N. C. Mt. Airy, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. New Orleans, La. NANA SUE MICHAEL BURGESS MILLER, Pleasant Garden, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Fifth Row Across BROWNIE NEWMAN, PAUL NIPPER, JR., G. B. NOLAND, OLIVER ORR, JR., MARY OSBORNE, WILLIAM C. PALMER, Hendersonville, N. C. Lowell, N. C. Clyde, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Third Row Across FRANKLIN MILLER, JAMES MITCHELL, WILMA MITCHEM, ' CECIL MOORE, WILLIAM MOORE, ERNEST MOORE, Elkin, N. C. High Point, N. C. Belwood, N. C. Forest City, N. C. Mountain City, Tenn. Mountain City, Tenn. Sixth Row Across LONIS PARKER, ELIZABETH PARRISH, FRANCES PEELE, LEE PETERSON, GEORGE PETREE, MARY PHIFER, Beuladean, N. C. Walkertown, N. C. Gibson, N. C. Reliei, N. C. Danbury, N. C. 3essemer City, N. C. ' you plant potatoes on the chirk of the moon, they will rot. (47) It is good lurk for the family cat to witness the wedding ceremony, (48) FRESHMEN First Row Across EDITH PHILLIPS, MARTIN S. PRATT, CLARENCE PRESNELL, LORENE PRICE, FLEET PROFFITT, MARY GLENN PROFFITT, Monroe, N. C. Morven, N. C. Burnsville, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Bald Creek, N. C. Bald Creek, N. C. Fourth Row Across VANCE ROBERTSON, WINFIELD ROBERTSON, ESSIE JUANITA RORIE, WELLS ROSS, PAULINE SCOTT, VIRGINIA SCOTT, Bald Creek, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lilesville, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C. Clemmons, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Second Row Across AAR ON QUAY, JOHN RAMSEY, JOSEPHINE RAMSEY, JACK RATHBONE, DOUGLAS RATLEDGE, DORIS READLING, Concord, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Lake Junaluska, N. C. Mocksville, N. C. Cornelius, N. C. Fifth Row Across MARY EVA SECREST, RONE SECREST, WALTER HENRY SELLARS, WYLMA SETZER, ELIZABETH SHERRILL, ROBERT SHROPSHIRE, East Spencer, N. C. East Spencer, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. East Gastonia, N. C. Danville, Va. Madison, N. C. Third Row Across CHARLES RECTOR, TOYCE RHODES, JOSEPH BURTON RICKS, HENRY RIDENHOUR, JOHNNY ROBBINS, HOWARD ROBERSON, Marshall, N. C. Wilkesboro, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Cooleemee, N. C. Huntersville, N. C. Candler, N. C. Sixth Row Across ALBERT SHUFORD. KATHERINE SHUFORD, JEAN SIMPSON, HAROLD SLOAN, MARGARET SMITH, CARTHENE STACKHOUSE, Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Mooresville, N. C. Stackhouse, N. C. milk won ' t churn, a witch has cast a spell. (49) 2G590 you lean a hoe against the home, you will lose all your neighbors. (SO) FRESHMEN First Row Across MARY FRANCES STAMEY, HAROLD STEADMAN, AILEEN STONE, ANNIE JEAN SUMMEY, SAMUEL SUMMEY, MILDRED TALLEY, Shelby, N. C. Campobello, S. C. Mayo, S. C. Brevard, N. C. Forest City, N. C. Penrose, N. C. Fourth Row Across MARY MARTIN WHISNANT, EVELYN WHITESIDE, EDITH WILLIAMSON, CYRUS WHITFIELD, FRED WILLIS, LILLIE MAE WILLIS, Lenoir, N. C. Uree, N. C. Canton, N. C. Durham, N. C. Belwood, N. C. Vale, N. C. Second Row Across BOYCE THOMPSON, East Flat Rock, N. C. WILLIAM BLAINE THOMPSON, Midland, N. C. BARBARA GRAY TROXLER, DOROTHY TURNER, FRANCES TURNER, WALTER UMBERGER, Brown Summit, N. C. Chesnee, S. C. Waynesville, N. C. Mount Ulla, N. C. Filth Row Across JANIE WILSON, MILDRED WILSON, STANTON WILSON, E. J. WINECOFF, JR., MILDRED WINFREE, Brevard, N. C. Morganton, N. C. Candler, N. C. Concord, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C. THOMAS ABNER WINSLOW, Scotland Neck, N. C. Third Row Across ROBERT VOGLER, DANIEL WADDELL, JAMES WALDEN, LESLIE WARD, HUBERT DAVIS WELLS, CHARLES WHISNANT, Advance, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Jackson Hill, N. C. Murphy, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Sixth Row Across CHARLES YANDELL, ELIZABETH YEATTES, JOHN W. YOUNG, JR., Pineville, N. C. Pelham, N. C. Micaville, N. C. WILLIAM BENNETT (Special Student), High Point, N. C. you wash clothes on New Year ' s Day, you will wash for the dead before the years is gone. (51) 4 JMv ATHLETICS O , ' ■;•( ' ' ( ' (V A? the greenwood. --Old Ballad ATHLETICS Every athlete at Brevard College looks forward to the upbuilding of the College as well as to the devel- opment of himself. Such is the thought of every one, no matter where the contest is played or who the opponents are. With this in mind, every athlete creates a feeling for the College which will never fade. COACHES CHRISTENBURY and FARTHING CHEERLEADERS Jack Cooke, Marie Jones, Brice Ratchford, Ruth Waggoner. THE SQUAD First Row, left to right: W. Moore, Roberson, Wad- dell, Johnson, Mitchell, Stepp, Daniels. Second Row, left to right: Coach Farthing, Bam- hardt, Rector, Shuford, Taggart, Hemphill, Barden, Coach Christenbury. Third Row, left to right: Lewis, Kendall, Brown, Bales, Bennett, Walden. Fourth Row, left to right: E. Moore, Grant, Riden- hour, Redmon, Hawkins, Manager Davis, and Foil. AT BREVARD While the teams are doing their best, the support of the students gives them additional strength. If it were not for the whole-hearted support of the students of Brevard College, athletics would not have developed as it has in the past year. With this kind of support every athlete will give everything he has to the game. Athletic activities at Brevard do not compare in some respects to those at other institutions. Here each athlete measures up to the same standards as any other student in the College. In this way athletics does not interfere with the education of the athletes. Since this is the case, every athlete feels that he must develop his body as well as his mind to become a success in life. The majority of students at Brevard College take part in some form of ath- letics, including football, basketball, baseball, boxing, tennis, and track. No matter which of these a student may take part in he will develop a feeling which will enable him to look forward to the strengthening of athletics in this institution. Athletics at Brevard is under the direction of Coach J. B. Christenbury, As- sistant Coach Cline Farthing, and Mrs. T. M. Palmer. Under these leaders Brevard has had a successful year in athletics. With such a spirit, athletics in the College will not lag behind as other departments develop. On The Gridiron with HEMPHILL. Back W. MOORE. End SHUFORD. Back WADDELL. Guard BARDEN. Back MITCHELL, Guard ROBERTSON. Tackle JOHNSON. Center DANIELS. End HAWKINS. Guard CO-CAPTAINS TAGGART. Back STEPP. Tackle RESUME OF THE SEASON Brevard did not hope for a winning team when only two lettermen, Stepp and Taggart, returned to the Brevard College gridiron. Yet, before the season had got under way, Coach Christenbury, with the able assistance of Coach Farthing, had turned out a well- rounded team. The Tornado got off with a slow start, but the team was soon drilled into shape, and it proved to be a fighting squad. Although it lost to its ancient rival, Mars Hill, it was able to make a fine showing against other opponents. The men who saw most action dur- ing the season were Daniels and W. Moore as ends, Stepp and Roberson as tackles, Waddell and Mitchell as guards, with Johnson at center. The backfield was composed of Taggart, Hemphill, Shuford, Barden, and Proc- tor. the 1938 Tornadoes--- E. MOORE. Tackle BALES. Tackle BROWN. End KENDALL, Back WALDEN. Center FOIL. Center REDMON. Guard BARNHARDT. Back LEWIS. End RECTOR, Back DAVIS, Manager SCHEDULE Sept. 24: W. C. T. College There Sept. 30: Wofford Freshmen Here Oct. 8: Newberry Freshmen There Oct. 15: Boiling Springs There Oct. 22: Blue Ridge There Oct. 29: Erskine Freshmen Here Nov. 5: Wingate There Nov. 12: P. J. College There Nov. 18: Lees-McRae College Here Nov. 24: Mars Hill College There (57) We The} 12 26 34 21 12 6 12 6 2 7 13 18 19 27 BASKETBALL With only three lettermen returning to the Brevard Junior College unit, the prospect for a winning team looked dark; however, there was a fine turn-out, and Coach Christenbury ' s fleet five got off to a fine start. Confronted by as tough a schedule as Brevard has ever met, the team was able to roll up an impressive record, winning sixteen and losing six of its games. This scrapping crew had the fighting spirit, never stopping until the final whistle had blown. The quint which saw action most of the season was composed of Hendrix and Young, the co-captains, and Peterson, Lewis, and Daniels. Peter- son ' s high scoring, with the excellent guarding and team work of the complete five, led us through a victorious season. The return of at least five lettermen and the completion of the new gym- nasium point toward another successful season for the Brevard College cagers. J B B - ' ■ i COACH CHRISTENBURY CO-CAPTAINS R. YOUNG. Guard HENDRIX. Guard (58) FISHER DANIELS HEMPHILL HORNER HENDRIX J.YOUNG Manager Center Forward Forward Guard Center HOLT LEWIS R.YOUNG PETERSON DALTON Guard Forward Guard Forward Center MARTIN Ass ' t. Mgr. Guard THE SCHEDULE Opponents North Georgia Piedmont Belmont Abbey Blue Ridge Boiling Springs Pfeiffer Pfeiffer Catawba B Mars Hill Brevard 34 35 Biltmore 36 45 16 42 Lees McRae 44 34 51 36 Lees-McRae 36 34 28 44 Biltmore 16 43 33 53 Boiling Springs 34 52 45 49 Boiling Springs 30 26 18 64 Blue Ridge 20 35 26 46 Piedmont 30 41 27 44 Mars Hill 52 37 (59) B A S BALL This spring baseball has gotten off to a good start in Brevard. Only four lettermen — Frye, Cauble, Shropshire and Royal — returned; but the contest for positions is proving interesting. Kimball, a freshman, is showing up well on the mound, while Palmer and Shuford are proving able batsmen. Brevard made an excellent record last year and will be able to go even further this year if the pitchers develop properly. The opener, being won 4 to 2 from the strong Cullowhee nine, points toward another successful season. I CO-CAPTAINS SHROPSHIRE ROYAL (60) THE SCHEDULE Apr. 14-15 W.C.T.C., there 18 Textile, there 22 Blue Ridge, here 26 Textile, here 29 Blue Ridge, here May 2 Asheville High, there 6 Mars Hill, here 9 Asheville High, here 13 Asheville School For Boys, here 16 Mars Hill, there 20 W.C.T.C., here THE VARSITY Front Row, left to right: Graham, Royal, Shropshire, Cauble, Frye, Kimball. Second Row: Assistant Manager Wins- low, Nipper, Blanton, Shuford, Kirby, Chambers, Kendall, Palmer, Coach Far- thing. Back Row: Manager Stepp, Johnson, Proffit, Wallace, J. Safford, Baucom, Lud- wick, T. Safford, Lentz, Daniels. (61) TENNIS This year Brevard is able to sponsor what looks to be a strong tennis team. The men were selected by an elimination tournament. The players from left to right are: Hoyle, Oehman, Isbill, Orr, Jenkins and Ward. TRACK For the second time Brevard College has a track team. The skill of Napier, last year ' s star, will be missed; but several new men are proving their speed and ability. Front Row: Birmingham, Barden, Ratchford, Holt, McLain and Renfro. Second Row: Harrill, Holcomb, Dalton, Whitfield, Roberson and Coach Chris- tenbury. (62) GIRLS ' ATHLETICS The aims of Physical Education for Women at Brevard are: to develop proper ideals and attitudes toward phy- sical activity; to develop inherent quali- ties of leadership, to promote the desire for wholesome associations and recrea- tion; and to develop good character. Intramural sports in which the young women cf this institution participate are as follows: tennis, badminton, baseball, horseshoe-pitching, the aerial dart, soc- cer, paddle tennis, archery, basketball, soft ball, volley ball, captain ball, hit pin baseball, and lacrosse. Other related activities are folk-danc- ing, tap-dancing, singing games, and the hunting games. MRS. MARILEE PALMER Director ol Girls ' Athletics _W. ' s ORGANIZATIONS This song has no beginning; This song has no end. - - Folk- Song Euterpeans Cliosophic Mnemosyneans D e 1 p h i a n s EUTERPEANS K. Armstrong, K. Austin, M. Austin, Billings, L. Blanton, H. Brown, Bryson, Cameron, Carrithers, F. Cauble, D. Cline, Clouse, Cook, Maurine Davis, V. Davis, English, Fitzgerald, Franklin, J. Griffith, Christine Herring, Jackson, Livengood, Lawing, Laws, Maricn, Michael, Peele, E. Phifer, L. Phifer, Philips, M. Randall, Ray, Rorie, V. Scott, M. Secrest, Setzer, Shellem, Smith, Troxler, Winfree, White- side, Wright, E, Yeattes, L. Yeattes, Youngblood. CLIOSOPHICS Baucom, Boggs, Byrum, Clark, J. Clayton, Covington, Dalton, Dimmette, Gordon, D. Graham, E. J. Graham, Hendrix, Holcombe, Hoyle, Kendall, Keener, Lanier, Lentz, Lowder, Lowman, Ludwick, Martin, McLain, Merritt, C. Moore, Paul, John Ramsey, Ratchford, Ridenhour, V. Robertson, Shipman, Umberger, R. Young. MNEMOSYNEANS Allen, Ardrey, Bean, Brigman, Brooks, E, Cauble, Chisholm, B. Cline, Coward, Cox, Dixon, Dodson, Falls, Field, Finger, Fite, Folger, Galloway, Grey, Griffith, Groce, Gunn, Gwaltney, Hensley, Hicks, Hines, Ingram, M. Jones, B. Johnson, Kelly, Lambert, J. Lewis, Lipe, L. Matthews, C. Martin, McGee, V. Miller, Mitchem, Mock, S. Morgan, Odom, V. Osborne, Parrish, Pennell, M. Phifer, Pittillo, Preddy, Price, M. Proffit, Readling, Rothrock, P. Scott, Sellars, Sheets, Shore, Simpson, E. Sink, Southern, Stackhouse, Stamey Staton, Stone- street, F. Turner, Waggoner, Wells, G West, Juanita West, Wiley, M. Wilson, Whisnant, Withers, Wiseman. DELPHIAN S R. Austin, Ballard, Barden, Bamhardt, Birmingham, H. Blanton, D. Brown, Bumette, Carpenter, Frank Cauble, R. Clayton, Daniels, Ellet, Ewart, Ferguson, Foil, Frye, Grant, Hamilton, Harper, Harrill, Harrison, J. Hemphill, T. Hemphill, Henderson, Julian, Kennedy, Little, McCall, R. Matthews, E. Messer, F. Miller, Mitchell, Monroe, J. Moore, Nipper, Proctor, F. Proffitt, J. Rhodes, Robbins, H. Roberson, Rock, Royal, Saunders, G Sink, R. Sloan, Steadman, Taggart, Blaine Thompson, Waddell, Weaver, Welch, Whisenhunt, Winecoff, Winslow. Spring comes with the first thunder storm. (67) Forensic Club Ballard, L. Blanton, Byrum, Covington, Freeman, M. Grif- fith, McLain, Marion, Marr, Misenheimer, Ratchford, Ren- fro, Ridenhour, Shipman, Blaine Thompson, Umberger; adviser, Mr. Pangle. Dramatic Club F. Cauble, R. Chambers, B Cline, Cox, Coward, Gunn Hamilton, Harrill, Hartley Hicks, Hoffman, Lucke, Lud wick, L. Matthews, Michael H. Mcintosh, W. Mcintosh Parrish, Peele, M. Proffitt Rector, W. Robertson, E. Sink I. Summey, Thome, Waggon er, Walden, Watson, Juanita West, F. Willis, R. Young, J Young: adviser, Miss Smith Sigma Pi Alpha Billings, Henry, Little, Pratt, Rothrock, Stonestreet; adviser, Miss Hayes. ' the bottom of your loot itches, you are going to walk on strange ground. (68) Block ■B Club Bales, Barden, Brown. Cauble, Cooke, Daniels, Davis, Edwards, Frye. Harrell, Haw- kins, Hemphill, Hendrix, Jones. Lewis, Mitchell, Proctor, Ratch- ford, Roberson, Royal, Shrop- shire, Stepp, Taggart, Waddell, Waggoner, Young. Boosters ' Club Birmingham, Marshall Dav- is, Frye, Gunn, T. Hemphill. Hensley, Lipe, McLain. L. Phifer, Pittillo, Proctor, Rob- bins. Rock, Rothrock, Royal, Runyon. R. Stepp, Waggoner. G. West, Youngblood. Travel Club Bryson, L. Blanton, E. Cauble. Chisholm, U. Cook. Farabow, Hyatt, Ingram, Jack- son, J. Jenkins, Kiker, Miller, G. Morgan, S. Morgan, Jose- phine Ramsey, P. Scott, V. Scott, Sellers, Staton, J. Wil- son, Wright; adviser, Mrs. Pangle. will give you a headache to walk in anyone else ' s tracks. (69) Photo-Nature Club Allen, Harden. Birmingham, Brigman, R. Clayton, Dixon, Dodson, Fife, Grey, M. Grif- fith, Harper, Hensley, Charlie Herring, Hicks, M. Jones, Julian, Kiker, Lambert, J. Lew- is, C. Martin, L. Matthews, R. Matthews, Merritt, Michael, Parrish, M. Phifer, Proctor, E. Proffitt, Readling, Sheets, Shore. G. Sink, Stackhouse, Stamey. R. Stspp, Boyce Thompson, D. Turner, Wad- dell. Winecoff, J. Wells; ad- viser. Mr. Schoenknecht. Medical Science and Mu Delta Club St. C. Austin, Bales, Barden, Blanton, Cabe, Caldwell, Chis- holm, Dimmette, Ewart. Fisher, E. J. Graham, Griffith, Hamil- ton, Kitchen, McGaha, H. Messer, F. Osborne, Ramsey, M. Randall, Saunders, P. Scott, Staton, B. Thompson, Waddell, Welch; adviser, Mr. Trow- bridge. Model-Airplane Club Barnhardt, Dula, Foster Hamilton, Harper, Hilliard, Hol- combe, Hunycutt, Julian, R. Matthews, Monroe, Nipper, R. Sloan, Boyce Thompson, Weaver, Winslow. Carry a buckeye in your pocket to prevent rheumatism. (70) Concert Choir K. Armstrong, Barden, L. Blanton, H. Blanton, Byrum, R. Chambers, Cooke, Coward. Gordon, Gunn, Hensley, Chris- tine Herring, Hines, Lowder, Lucke. McLain, Michael, Paul. Peele, Ray, Ross, Rothrock, Royal, Saunders, Sheets, Sloan. Waggoner, John West, M. Whisnant, F. Willis. Girls ' Glee Club Bean, Blanton, Brigman, Bry- son, B. Cline. D. Cline, Clouse, Cox, M. Davis, Dixon, Dodson. Finger, Folger, Hensley, Jack- son, Lawing, Lipe, Marion. Matthews, Michael, Mock, Par- rish. Pennell, Pittillo. Randall. Troxler, Wiley, Wright. Brevard Band Birmingham, Carpenter. Coone, Dimmette, Gordon. Graham, Hamilton, Harper. Hemphill, Lentz, Loftis, McCall. Oehman, Ramsey, Ridenhour. Saunders, Sitton, Weaver; leader, Frye. For every pea you eat on New Year ' s Day you will have that many dollars. (71) Ministerial- Missions Club Boggs, Byrum, Cooke, Dal- ton, Elliott, Gordon, Hager, Jones, Kelley, Lowder, Lud- wick, Martin, McLain, Mock, Morgan, Palmer, Ridenhour, Rock, Rothrock, Simmons, Stonestreet, Turner; adviser, Mr. Bennett. Christian- Student Movement Ballard, Barden, Boggs, By- rum, Cameron, Carnes, Clay- ton, Cooke, Daniels, Graham, Hanson, Hensley, Hicks, Jen- kins, Ludwick, McLain, Misen- heimer, Parrish, Paul, Poteate, Proctor, Ratchford, Ray, Riden- hour, Rock, Rothrock, Sim- mons, Sink, Stonestreet, Turn- er, Waggoner, Williamson, Wiseman; adviser, Mr. Ben- nett. International Relations Club Allen, Boggs, Brown, Carnes, Conley, Galloway, Hamilton, Harrill, Hendrix, Hines, Holcombe, Isbill, Jen- kins, Jones, Keener, Kendall, Kim, Orr, Paul, Preddy, Ran- dall, Renfro, Whisenhunt, Young; adviser, Mr. Andrew. a baby is slow in cutting teeth, rub a minnow through its mouth. (72) MJ-.- SJ Fireside Club M. Austin, K. Armstrong, Ardrey, Billings, Brigman, Brooks, Brown, Carrithers, Cauble, Cook, Field, Fitzger- ald, Franklin, Gwaliney, In- gram, Kitchen, Lawing, Miller, Mitchem, Mock, Phifer, Pred- dy, Ray, Readling, Smith, Stamey, Stone, Troxler, Turner, Wells, Willis, Wright; adviser, Miss Sizemore. Folklore Club K. Austin, Billings, Boggs, Cameron, J. Clayton, D. Cline, Maurine Davis, Gallamore, E. Jenkins, Kitchen, Livengood, Lowder, Mcjunkin, Mock, E. Phifer, Preddy, Randall, Rorie, Saunders, Shore, Wiley, Win- free, Withers, Yandell, E. Yeattes, L. Yeattes; adviser, Miss Craig Commercial Club Allen, K. Armstrong, Bau- com, Bryson, F. Cauble, D. Cline, Colvard, Maurine Davis, English, Falls, Field, Fife, Franklin, Groce, Harper, Hart- ley, Hensley, Hogsed, Hoyle, I. Jones, Kirby, J. Lewis, Lipe, McGee, Mcjunkin, C. Martin, L. Matthews, Merritt, E. Mess- er, Michael, Mock, Odom, Os- borne, Peele, Pennell, L. Phif- er, Price, Proctor, B. Randall, J. Rhodes, Robbins, Rorie, Royal, V. Scott, Secrest, Sell- ers, Shellem, Shipman, Shore, R. Stepp, Boyce Thompson, Umberger, G. West, M. Wil- son, Withers, Youngblood; adviser, Mrs. Campbell. a live fish is rubbed over a baby ' s -urns, his teething will be painless. (73) THE PERTELOTE Editor-in-Chief William Rock Business Manager Kenneth Royal Art Editor Hans Hanson Faculty Adviser Miss Craig i: ' fc. Associate Editors Senior Editor Freshman Editor Organizations Editor Write-up Editors Feature Editor Athletic Editor Photographic Editor Typists Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Evelyn Rothrock Hunter Henry Miriam Randall Nana Sue Michael Elizabeth Parrish Louise Yeattes Elsie Mcjunkin Stella Ray Horace Messer Dick Whisenhunt Margaret Smith Opal Youngblood Ira Jones Robert Stepp Fred Willis ■ iifMMJ tekmk Huffy is ' I ' ' ' bride the sun shines on; blessed is the casket the rain tails on. (74) THE CLARION Editor-in-Chief S. C. Carpenter Associate Editor Robert Clayton Business Manager Billy Shipman Faculty Adviser Mrs. E. J. Coltrane Sports Editor Burton Daniels Typist Mariam Allen Reporters Sara Hensley Marvin Little Edith Williamson Circulation Manager Talmadge Burnette One may become a witch by saying the Lord ' s Prayer backwards. (75) STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Buck Barden, Delbert Byrum, Wil- liam Mcintosh, Wayne McLain, Frank Osborne, Elizabeth Parrish, Ray Proc- tor, William Rock, Evelyn Rothrock, Ruth Stonestreet. OFFICERS President Revis Frye Secretary Nelvin Gunn you kill a hoppy-toad, your well will go dry. (76) FEATURES New moon, true moon. Play our part. Bring to me My own sweet wart. That in his arms J may embrace And see a vision In his face. - - Folk-Saying u zxtzLoh MRS. W. A. ROCK Sponsored by Editor-in- Chief of the Pertelote STELLA RAY Sponsored by the Clioso- phic and Euterpean Liter- ary Societies HELEN ROSS COX Sponsored by Business Manager of the Pertelote SARAH HENSLEY Sponsored by the Delp ian and Mnemosynean Literary Societies 20 21011 VIRGINIA MILLER Sponsored by the Clarion Staff GERALDINE HICKS {Sponsored by the Football Team SATENIK NAHIKIAN Sponsored by the Student Council MRS. B. A. HOLDER Sponsored by the Basket- ball Team LOIS FULTON Sponsored by the Sopho- more Class LORRAINE SHROPSHIRE Sponsored by the Baseball Team MARY ELEANOR WILLIAMS Sponsored by the Fres man Class SENIORS OF Most Popular Ruth Waggonner Ray Proctor Most Original Charles Ish.il! Dorothy Pittillo Best-All-Round William Rock Stella Ray Best Personality Kenneth Royal _ THE YEAR Most Friendly Sarah Hensley Oscar Palmer Best-Looking Edgar Messer Kate Austin Most Intellectual 6 f H Ruth Stonestreet Hunter Henry Best Personality Helen Ross Cox aviai amem S )hot$ a t reucw d L oli oiieae f FINIS When I ' m dead, bury me deep. Put a can o ' ' asses at my feet; Put a pone o ' bread in my hand, And I ' ll sop my way through the Promised Land. -- Folk-Saying; n fp mciaitovi t ' u The staff of the Pertelote wish to express their appreciation to all who have made the 1939 edition of the annual possible. The editors have worked faithfully and have secured the cooperation of many whose names do not appear on the staff. We feel that credit should be given to those who have sub- mitted pictures, helped in the literary work, and aided in securing advertisements. We also wish to thank our adver- tisers for their support. Without such help this volume would not have been possible. We are sure that our students and friends will patronize those who give us their support. Mother The T)rudge Mother used to be a drudge. There was no help for it. Some mothers are still drudges. But they needn ' t he. Electricity has knocked the drudgery out of housework wherever it has been given an opportunity. Always on tap, always a-rearing to go, electricity today is adding years of brightness and happiness to countless thousands of housewives who have taken the trouble to find out just what electricity can do in the home. The cost of electric service has had a constant trend down- ward since the power industry came into being. The cost of living has substantially increased during the past two years. The cost of electric service has continued to decrease. It is today tlw smallest item in the family budget. Duke Power Company (86) Uke cyLated and d ed in vv lovie (L-ntedaiwnent CLEMSON THEATRE Brevard, N. C. 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SIMS REGISTER OF DFFDS The People ' s Friend Transvlvania County (88) SUNNY SIDE DAIRY Grade A Raw Milk Anything in the ' Dairy Lint Phone 95-R2 Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of DUNHAM ' S MUSIC HOUSE 62 Patton Avenue PHONE 420 Ashevii.le - - North Carolina COMPLIMESTS of JARRETT FURNITURE CO ASHF.YILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMESTS of CARR LUMBER CO PISGAH FOREST ------ NORTH CAROLINA (89) COMPLIMENTS of Lipscomb Russell Company Wholesale Grocers Roasters of FINE COFFEES Complete Line of Notions GREENVILLE, S. C. ETOWAH BRICK Manufactured by THE MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORPORATION ETOWAH, N. C. COMPLIMENTS of BECKER ' S BAKERY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. SMOKY MOUNTAIN T RAILWAYS Serves Western North Carolina, NOith Georgia and Eastern Tennessee Covering the Most Scenic Arras in These Slates For Further Information Call PHONE 177-175 OFFICE 955 ASHEVILLE, N. C. (90) S. M. MACFIE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Biltmore Ice Cream School Supplies Brevard College Boosters Brevard North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of B. B. Feed Seed Company Feeds, Seeds, Flour Fertilizer Wholesale Produce Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Brevard Lumber Company Brevard North Carolina PLUMMER ' S Main Street Brevard - - North Carolina (91) Southern Paper Products C ompany Wholesale PAPER MERCHANTS Phone 1108 20 Spruce St. ASHEVILLE, N. C. TALMAN OFFICE SUPPLIES 8 College Street Asheville - - North Carolina Always Up To Welcome You Open Ai.ll Night TINGLE ' S CAFE 19th year at same location 29 Broadway Asheville, N. C The little cafe with big eats Fried Chicken - Tender Steaks COMPLIMENTS of Hajoca Corporation PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Biltmore - - North Carolina ScHraf tS The Nation ' s Leading Candies On Sale Everywhere Morgan Bros., Inc. DISTRIBUTORS Asheville - - North Carolina CENTRAL MARKET S GROCERIES FRESH MEATS AND SEA FOOD J. E. Waters, Propr. Phone 124 Brevard, N. C. COMPLIMENTS of EBBS BROS. c CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS Asheville - - North Carolina Pearce- -Young- U ' holesale -Angel FRUITS AND PRODUCT. Crocers ' Specialties 109-111 Roberts Street A SHEVILLE - - NORT h Carolina (92) Famous For Sizzling St eaks Gross Brothers Restaurant 5 N. W. PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE, N. C. Complete Restaurant Service at Reasonable Prices COMPLIMENTS of Dixie Cleaners Brevard North Carolina We Wish to Serve You for HARDWARE, PAINTS and SPORTING GOODS Ottis Green Hardware Company Asheville - - North Carolina TIRED-THIRSTY -HUNGRY? Drink ■■■.■■■■■■= ' Hue at 10-2-4 O ' CLOCK Asheville - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Underwood Elliot F isher Company H. L. Lovelace, Mgr Telephone 916 110-11 Miles Bldg., 2 Wa 11 St. Asheville - - North Carolina 7-UP BOTTLING CO. COMPLIMENTS of S. H. Kress N: Company 5 - 10 - 25c STORK Asheville - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of ASHEVILLE BAKING COMPANY Asheville - - North Carolina (93) Duckworth Motor Company Sales - S ervice One Stop Service Genuine Ford Parts and Repairs Amoco Gas and Oils PHONE 198 BREVARD United Variety Stores Cosmetics, College Supplies Candies Our Motto Service ' and Courtesy Br LYARI) North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of J ennie Bowen Land o ' the Sky Fashions Hendersonville - - N. C. Brk ARD - - North Carolina McNeil Paper Company INCORPORATED Mill Agents and Distributors PRINTING PAPERS TEXTILE PAPERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES TWINE -TAPE Charlotte - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Western Auto Associate Store S. E. Campbell, Owner Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of (). Duelos Plumbing Co. p umbing, Heating and Sh Metal Works Phone 125 eet Bre ard - - North Carolina (94) COMPLIMENTS of State Trust Co. Hendersonville N. C. COMPLIMENTS of The Transylvania Times j Brevard - - North Carolina Cantrell Produce Company Wholesale Only FRUITS AND PRODUCE Phone 275 Hendersonville - - N. C. cca Drink in Bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Hendersonville N. C. COMPLIMENTS of Mr. Ralph W. Lyday Brevard North Carolina Day and Night Phone 95 WHITMIRE SERVICE STATION ESSO A Friend Of The College Howard Whitmire, Manager E. Main Street Br evard, N. C. Symbol of the World ' s Foremost Service McCrary Auto Service For Economical Transportation One Stop Service Brevard - - North Carolina (95) FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY HARDWARE - FURNITURE SPORTING GOODS J. M. Allison, Mgr. - North Carolina B REWARD Congratulations To BREVARD COLLEGE Leventis Restaurant 177 West Main Street Gastonia, North Carolina Where Friends Meet to Eat Air Conditioned Year Round for Your Comfort Hendersonville Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Esther J. Arledge, Manager -EFFICIENT SERVICE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES Phone 814 Third Floor, State Trust Building Hendersonville, N. C. Brevard Steam Laundry Dry Cleaning 4 O rr YOUR SERf ' ICE PHONE 44 Bre ARD - - North Carolina Covington Sport Inc. Everything for the Discriminating Sportsman Ashevii.le - - North Carolina Morris-Taylor Lumber Co. Main Office Asheville, North Carolina Mills, Planing Mill and Yard West Union, South Carolina HARDWOODS, WHITE PINE and YELLOW PINE CLEANING LAUNDRY LET ' S GO TO BREVARD COLLEGE 1939 - 1940 And send our clothes to Abbott-Knight, where dry cleaning is done with a cleaning fluid which has personality. More costly than ordinary cleaner ' s naptha. It is much more efficient and produces work which far surpasses ordinary cleaning. ith this process there is absolutely no odor. ABBOTT - KNIGHT, IXC. MOUNTAIN CITY LAUNDRY, INC. Plant 207-213 Coxe St. Asheville, N. C. Work Called For And Delivered At College The W alker Insurance Agency Mrs M iry Jane McCrary Manager I ( All jays at Your Se PHONE 67 rvice Brey ARD - - North Carolina (96) A. SALUS SON, Inc. CANNED FOODS OF QUALITY CATERING EXCLUSIVELY TO INSTITUTION TRADE HOME OFFICE : Philadelphia, Pa. Branches: Atlantic City, N. J., and Miami, Fla. Southern Representative: O. L. Kahn COMPLIMENTS of Pisgah Bakery Pisgah Forest X. C. COMPLIMENTS of Charlotte Engraving Company It has been a pleasure to produce the 1939 PERTELOTE. Mr. Rock, editor; Miss Craig, faculty ad- viser; Mr. Royal, business manager. Mr. Hanson. Illustrator, and the entire staff are to be commended for their excellent work on this issue of the Brevard College Year- book. — The Miller Printing Company. (97) COMPLIMENTS of Simpson ' s Barber Shop Tornado Boosters Broad Street Brevard - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of NUMAID Products Co. Distributors of HIGH GRADE MARGARINE Asheville - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of Service Paint Co. PEE GEE PAINTS 48 Biltmore Ave. Asheville - - North Carolina Halsev Griffith J OFFICE SUPPLIES AND ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Asheville, North Carolina Asheville Showcase cn: Fixture Co. Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Supply House Phone 273 59 Broadway Asheville, North Carolina Hursev Co. Jewelry and Y atch Repairing Trophies, Gifts 67 Haywood Street Asheville - - North Carolina W. C. Britt Co. Plumbing and Heating Supplies Kohler Enamehvare and Burnham Boilers and Radiation Telephone 4216 Asheville, North Carolina You Have Our Best Wishes ASHEVILLE NEHJ BOTTLING CO. Manufacturers of R. C. COLA PAR-T-P AK NEHI FLAVORS Asheville North Carolina (98) w toaraphs (99) 4u toqrapkd (100) Archives 378.9756 B8 Brevard College The Pertelote. 1935 0040982 9 BREVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY