Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

' , 94 EIHIIIE ( OJUJ II I [ Q . OLIVER WIMBISH, Editor-in-Chief CRAIG SHARPE, Business Manager his year ' s Pertelote has been produced amid the hurry and bustle of class work, in crowded lunch hours, and in spare moments whenever they were to be found. It all has been possible through the unselfish cooperation between editor and stall and between staff and students. We trust that the pages to follow may in years to come serve as a lasting momento of this spirit of cooperation, good will, and friendli- ness that has marked our stay at Brevard College. y luA yi tatjccle L tola 7 o Miss Marjorie Craig for her untiring and invaluable help in producing this and other issues of the Pertelote in by-gone years, and as a memory of her cooperative spirit and radiant personality, we, the Class of 1941, dedicate this volume of the Pertelote. L ma i diet 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, Bervard, 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. ••: ' JL Till a p i [ =J-)t. C . . L. olttanc PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Brevard College is now closing its seventh year of operation. Members of this year ' s class have spent two years of this time on our campus. You have seen us as we are. In some instances you have been impressed with the strength of our program. All of us know that there are certain weaknesses which must be evident to any person who observes conditions around him. The time has come for expansion. Our facilities must be increased in order that the scope of our service may be enlarged. We have talked about such developments for the past seven years. We must now make our dream a reality. We ask your loyal support in any program of development which may be attempted, and we pledge to you our sincere purpose to render un- selfish service as the years go by. Great opportunities await us. May we have the faith and the courage which the present age demands. E. J. CoLTRANE President of the College n n i U . una ■ ■ ■ Jack Alexander, Duke University, 1932-1936 Coach Luther Alcorn Bennett, B.S. Religious Education Adrian C. Bradley Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds C. E. Buckner, A.B., A.M. Dean and Registrar Mrs. Bess Reap Buckner Dietitian for Ross Hall Grady W. Campbell, A.B. Director of Industrial Division Mrs. Isabel Doub Coltrane, B.L., B.Mus., A.M. English, Speech, Dean of Coltrane Home W. Homer Coltrane, A.B. Business Manager Miss Mabel Cherry, A.B., A.M. Special Field Representative Miss Marjorie Craig, A.B., A.M. English Mrs. Eleanor R. Dixon, A.B. Business Education G. H. Farley, B.S. Farm Superintendent, Agriculture Mrs. Mae Freeman Fortner DietiriflH for Virginia Lodge John M. Hawkins, B.Mus. ' ocal Music Miss Dulcie Hayes, A.B., A.M. Dean of Women; Spanish, French Lloyd O. Hughes, A.B. Bursar Miss Grace Jackson, B.S. Business Education Miss Neoma Jones, B.S. Diefitinn for West Hall ami SIflfl! Mrs. Charlotte Klinger, B.Mus., M.Mus. Piano Burt W. Loomis, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Director of Guidance; Psychology, Education Kin McNeil, A.B. Director of Public Relations Mrs. J. D. McRae Nurse and Matron Mrs. Ethel M. Chapin Morgan, B.S., M.S. German, History, Physics Mrs. Loula McNeer Pangle, A.B., A.M. Mathematics Maxwell Galhraith Pangle, A.B., A.M. Economics and Sociology Mrs. Marilee Raley Palmer, B.S. in Education Physical Education for Women Horace Wilson Raper, A.B. Dean of Men; History, Government L. W. Roberts, A.B. Physical Education for Men Miss Laura Millicent Schafer, B.Mus. Violin Charles Schoenknecht, B.S. Biology, Zoology, Botany Mrs. Rosamond Seeman, A.B. Dean of Virginia Lodge, Assistant Registrar Miss Della Shore, B.S.. B.L.S. Librarian Miss Lucille Smith, A.B., A.M. English, Dramatics; Associate Dean of Women Mrs. Merlie Sizemore Thompson, B.S. Home Economics C. H. Trowbridge, A.B., A.M. Vice-President, Chemistry I U L [ 7i- S[ I J L and theii - - j - ■ President Wayne Kernodle Vice-President R- c - Allred Secretary Mildred Maxwell Treasurer Betty Sumner lL HlOtA Mary Elizabeth Allison Brevard, North Carolina Cheerleader; Choir; Day Students ' Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Mnemosynean. Who helped our football team have a successful season? Why, Elizabeth did. She was one of our best cheerleaders. Riifus Caldwell Allred Climax, North Carolina Choir; Delphian, Vice-President ' 41; Dramatic Club; Folk-Dance Club; Football, Assistant Man- ager ' 40; Intramural Sports Manager ' 40; Sopho- more Class, Vice-President ' 41. R. C. ' s interests were everywhere, especially in West Hall. If there was a task to be done, R. C. always performed it etticienth . Mildred Jeannette Austin Brevard. North Carolina Choir; Dav Students ' Club, President ' 41; Dramatic Club; Pertelote Staff ' 40; Sigma Pi Alpha. Jeannette was an outstanding student, not only in the classroom but in such extra-curricular activities as plays, radio programs, and musical events. E. Pendleton Banks Corinth, Mississippi Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club, President ' 41. Pendleton ' s thorough scholarship was supplemented by his dramatic ability. His coaching classes in English Literature were life-savers. Margaret Louise Barnette Cornelius, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Commercial Club; Mnemosynean. Louise was an excellent commercial student and one of the most conscientious people on the campus. Lee Francis Beattv Sherrill ' s Ford, North Carolina Basketball, Manager ' 41; Cliosophic, Sergeant-at- Arms ' 41; Future Teachers of America, President ' 41. Francis is a good all-round boy. His able assistance helped many a bewildered student in the chemistry laboratory. A. P. Bell, Jr. Rosman, North Carolina Future Teachers of America; International Rela tions Club. It is hard to say which offered A. P. greater problems, his algebra course or analysis of the world situation at meetings of the International Relations Club. Arthur LeGrand Bennett Hendersonville, North Carolina Pertelote Staff ' 40. Red is an enthusiastic aviation student. een = ottij—onc Foster Wray Birchfield Andrews, North Carolina Choir; Delphian. If Wray has the same luck in life that he has had with the pretty girls on our campus, he will be very successful. • Charlotte Blythe Hendersonville, North Carolina Choir; Euterpean; International Relations Club; Medical Science Club. ' Toby has a fine voice, which she used often for arguments in sociology. She also sang in the choir. • Priscilla Edith Bobst Brevard, North Carolina Choir; Dav Students ' Club; Folk-Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Mnemosynean. Pns is majoring in languages. No matter how the European situation turns out, she will be prepared for the future. Hazel Betty Bradley- Otto, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean, President ' 41; Forensic Club; Future Teachers of America; International Relations Club. Hazel s earnest efforts have made for her a place of re- sponsibility and leadership— as president of the Euterpeans, assistant librarian, and member of the College debating team. Clara Frances Brinkley Charlotte, North Carolina Folk-Dance Club; Freshman Class, Secretary MO; Mnemosvnean, Secretary ' 40, Vice-President ' 40, President ' 41; Student Council. Secretary-Treasurer ' 40. How doth the little busy Clara find time for all her activities: She excels in her work in the Bursar ' s office, in the classroom, in outside activities, and — well, in everything. • Earle Roberts Brinkley Stem, North Carolina Basketball; Clarion, Sports Editor ' 41. As Mr. Bennett ' s Bible coach, sports editor of the Clarion, and a Carl Sandburg fan Earle showed his ver- satility. • Martha Lillian Bundy Jamestown, North Carolina Fireside Club; Folk-Lore Club; Glee Club; Mnemo- synean. Martha doesn ' t believe in letting studies interfere with her education, but she makes good grades in spite of truth meetings and midnight feasts. Marian Louise Callis Bessemer City, North Carolina Christian Student Movement; Vespers Chairman ' 41; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean, Pianist ' 40; Photo-Nature Club, Secretary ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha. As Mrs. Coltrane ' s English coach Marian was always helping some poor freshman with his nouns and verbs. She plans to be a teacher. J-lic cr ClllOt Miriam Laverne Callis Bessemer City-, North Carolina Christian Student Movement, Missions and World Fellowship Chairman; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean. As Mr. Bennett ' s coach Miriam is getting some good preparation tor her future as a religious worker. Jesse Sylvester Calloway, Jr. Asheville, North Carolina Cliosophic; Model Airplane Club; Photo-Nature Club. Winter doesn ' t seem like winter any more with Cab bring the furnace. Jesse takes life seriously. Nancy Jane Calloway State Road, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Choir ' 40; Fireside Club; Medical Science Club; Mnemosynean. As Mrs. Thompson ' s assistant in the home economics labora- tory Nancy performs every task faithfully and well. Some young man may be interested in knowing that her ability to bake biscuits is unexcelled. 1 lllBERT E.ARL CARTER Madison, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Choir. Earl is one of those Ross Hall boys who attended all the square dances with a pretty girl. He also enjoyed several tennis games at West Hall in the late afternoons. Margaret Irene Carter Monroe, North Carolina Future Teachers of America; International Rela tions Club; Mnemosynean. Margaret was always ready, willing, and able to help a friend in need. Needham Brouchton Cheek, ]r. Pleasant Garden, North Carolina Delphian, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40; International Relations Club, Critic ' 41; Photo Nature Club, President ' 41. N. B. belongs to that species of animals known as jitterbugs. He is also an en- thusiastic sports fan. Mary Mae Clawson Cooleemee, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Fireside Club. Only one interest surpasses Mae ' s concern with toods. I hat is a big attraction down toward Elon. C. Clyde Cleetwood Carthage, North Carolina Baseball; Basketball; Football. Cleetwood en- joys his role as assistant Physical Education di- rector for boys so much that he works overtime, majoring in football and baseball and minoring in tennis. met ecu George Pruitt Coan Mineral Springs, North Carolina Commercial Club; Delphian; Folk-Dance Club. Pruitt could pilot, not only his plane, but also the commercial students in his coaching class. Thomas Carroll Cook Owings, South Carolina Clarion Staff ' 40; Cliosophic; Baptist Student Union. Our library wouldn ' t have been the same without Carroll. He kept up with the news. James Henry Craft, Jr. Lewisville, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; International Rela tions Club. If you are seeking an argument or an enlightening fact about science, see James. He will oblige you. Waldorf Stanley Crawley Raeford, North Carolina Here is another Brevard College student headed fc the Army Air Corps. James Allen Crisp, Jr. Brevard. North Carolina Baptist Student Union. Secretary ' 40, President ' 41; Cliosophic, Chaplain ' 41; Day Students Club; International Relations Club, Vice-President ' 41; Forensic Club. James ' interest in debating was second onlv to his desire to be a lawyer. Mildred Louise Crouch Hiddenite. North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Fireside Club; Folk-Lore Club. Mildred was very willing and reliable in everything she undertook. Whether it was writing a term paper or playing pranks on her roomies, she enioved whatever she did. Robert Hardin Crowder Shelby, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Delphian; Medical Science Club. Bob had two keen interests. One of them was responsible for the rumor that he had developed quite a hand for washing dishes, and the other was engineering. Don Ferdinand Dalton Lewisville, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Assistant Dean, Ross Hall; Basket- ball, Captain ' 41; Football; Track. Don always kept an eye open as nightwatchman, as well as when he played basketball and football. Jl . OTA Edward Walker Glazener Brevard, North Carolina Commencement Marshal ' 40; Day Students ' Club; Future Teachers of America, President ' 39, ' 40; International Relations Club, Critic ' 40, President ' 40. Ed ' s hobby is raising chickens. This should help him in the future, beca use he plans to become a county agent. Dorothy Gail Gray Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; International Relations Club; Preacher ' s Kids Club. Dot does many things well, but she hopes to become an expert in home economics. James Laurel Gray Guilford College, North Carolina Agriculture Club. James not only hres the furnace well, but he is also a conscientious student. George Nash Greene Norwood, North Carolina Choir; Cliosophic; Fireside Club; Folk-Dance Club, Vice-President ' 41; Freshman Class, Treasurer ' 40; Mu Delta. Nash ' s ability to type and to snap and develop pictures was a great help to the Pertelote Staff. Margaret Carolyn Gregg Black Mountain, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club; Folk-Dance Club; Foren- sic Club; Future Teachers of America; Glee Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Carolyn is not only interested in French and Spanish; she is also concerned with that thing called love. Rachel Irene I Iamlin Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. When Rachel is around, the group seems to take on new life. Her pleasing personality and good looks have won her many friends. William Otis I Iead SWANNANOA, NoRTH CAROLINA Agriculture Club, Vice President ' 41; Folk-Dance Club, Vice-President ' 41. Bill, one of our dairy men, is almost infallible concerning any question in agriculture. Besides finding time for many other extra-curricular activities, he is one of the leading men in the Folk-Dance Club. Andrew Lee I Ielton Bessemer City, North Carolina Cliosophic; Commercial Club. Andrew proved his dependability as efficient Ross Hall janitor and conscientious member of the construction crew. ilLCL z Otlll — i nit— one Thomas Claxton Henderson Lake Toxaway, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Claxton ' s ambition is t o be- come a county farm agent. Edward Johnson Hill Arden, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Folk-Dance Club. Ed ' s ambition is to live on a mountain farm and raise cattle. Just give him time. Lillie Mabel Hill Yadkinville, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; Folk-Lore Club. Lillie hopes for success in home economics. If her college experiences are a fair indication of the future, she will soon attain this goal. Helen Anne Horne Peachland, North Carolina Commercial Club; Euterpean, Pianist ' 40. Helen Anne ' s quiet, studious ways will be assets in her secretarial career. Charles Eligene Houck Todd, North Carolina Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 41; Cliosophic, Sec- retary-Treasurer ' 40, Vice-President ' 41; Dramatic Club. Gene still wishes to be a journalist, in spite of his practical experience with the Clarion. John Samuel Hovis Bessemer City, North Carolina Delphian; Medical Science Club, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 41. In spite of being chemistry coach and a science major, John still has time to play pranks on evervbodv in Tavlor Hall. Vivian Rosie Lee Huff Central, South Carolina Commercial Club; Glee Club; Folk-Dance Club; Mnemosynean. She sings as she works, whether in West Hall or an uptown office. Charles Aycock Jones Brevard, North Carolina Choir. Chady will be remembered for his un- failing wit and his good work in the classroom. He takes a great interest in dogs, especially his beadle hounds. 7l S CULOtA John Paul Jones Brevard, North Carolina Paul enjoyed music by others as well as his own piano-playing. He was one of our highest-ranking students. • Isaac. Wesley Keels, Jr. Monroe, North Carolina We always need more fellows like Red Lightning. As he drove the college truck, so is he: steady at start, strong in taking the load, and sure to get to his destination. • Julia Kendall Norwood, North Carolina Assistant Dean, Virginia Lodge ' -10; Assistant Dietitian, West Hall ' 41; Christian Student Move- ment, Secretary ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club, Sec- retary ' 40; Euterpean; Folk-Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Glee Club. Julia ' s red hair does not indicate temper, as the kitchen staff will bear witness. As a home economics student and assistant dietitian Julia is tops. • Marianna Kendall Greensboro, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club; Folk-Dance Club; Guil- ford County Club, President ' 40, ' 41; Pertelote Staff ' 41; Photo-Nature Club. With her winsome personality, Curie-Pie has been very active in both the social and the religious life of the campus. • R. Wayne Kernodle Greensboro, North Carolina Basketball; Boosters ' Club, President ' 41; Cheer- leader; Christian Student Movement, Vice-Presi- dent ' 40; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 40; Delphian; Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40, President ' 41; Forensic Club; Freshman Class Presi- dent ' 40; Sophomore Class President ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha. Wayne ' s many honors and responsibilities on our campus never swayed him. He was always the staunch champion of the right, in the face of any criticism. • Myra Sue Killian Granite Falls, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Euter- pean, Reporter ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; International Relations Club, Secretary ' 40, ' 41. Susie ' s original- ity is unsurpassed on her side of the campus. Never a dull moment might well be the motto of those around her. Ernest Gaines Kimbrough, Jr. Ansonville, North Carolina Anson County Club, President ' 41; Delphian, Vice- President ' 40; Forensic Club, Secretarv-Treasurcr ' 40; Folk-Dance Club; Photo-Nature Club, Treas- urer ' 40. Pleasure before business, but business eventually. Kirby Nelson Kirkman, Jr. Greensboro, North Carolina Baseball; Block B Club; Delphian. If K. N. can bat his way through life as he does a baseball game, he ' ll be sure to make a hit. ecu yottit— t one Carolyn Amelia Klusmeier Charlotte, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Euterpean, Vice-President ' 41; Fire- side Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41. Smiling, always pretty, Carolyn seems to know that good food is the way to anv man ' s heart. William Fred Kluttz Rockwell, North Carolina Cliosophic; Commercial Club. Bill likes mathe- matics, perhaps because he is planning to be an engineer. He can also put two and two together in bull sessions. James Robert Lancaster, Jr. Lakedale, North Carolina Cliosophic. This blond Borneo does not let his love for talking interfere with his efficiency as a helper in Ross Hall kitchen. Doris Lee Laney Monroe, North Carolina Mnemosynean. Home economics is her chosen work, but physical education runs a close second. Jesse Ingram Ledbetter Arden, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Folk-Dance Club, President ' 41. If Jesse practices what he preaches about agriculture, he ' ll come out with a good crop. Doris Elizabeth Ledford Rural Hall, North Carolina Boosters ' Club, Secretary ' 41; Commercial Club; Christian Student Movement; Folk-Dance Club; Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 41; Pertelote Staff, Asso- ciate Editor ' 41; Student Council, Vice-President ' 41. Doris has shouldered responsibility well, whether she was working for the dietitian or the business manager of the College. Ruby Janetta Leftwicii Winston-Salem, North Carolina Assistant Dean, West Hall ' 41; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club, Vice-President ' 41; Euterpean, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41; Fireside Club, Vice-President ' 41; Folk-Dance Club; Foren- sic Club; Photo-Nature Club. When you look at Ruby ' s record in her religious activities, at her suc- cess as assistant dean at West Hall, and her reputa- tion as debater, you will understand how she won a place in every heart on the campus. Mary Rogers Lewis Asheville, North Carolina Euterpean, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 41. Mary-Pie ' famous for her imitation of Baby Snooks. J-llC ClllOtA Frances Pauline London Ellenboro, North Carolina Commercial Club; Euterpean. Polly likes a variety or things: her roomies, her job as Mr. Campbell ' s secretary, and a certain young man on the campus. It ' s not hard to decide which she likes best! William Eligene Lono Winston-Salem, North Carolina Eugene wants to be a teacher of scientific farming. Richard Winslow McIver Murphy, North Carolina Baseball; Choir; Delphian; Football; Quartet. Mac has distinguished himself as a member of the quartet, the football team, and the West Hall daters ' union. Theodore R. McLean Whittier, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic. The Taylor Hall boys are going to miss Ted at the bull sessions he likes so much, but more than that they will miss his strummin ' on de ole banjo. G. C. Marry, Jr. Norwood, North Carolina G. C. is a valuable member of the construction crew, and his dependability and efficiency have won him a responsible position down at the shop. Mildred Fay Maxwell Brevard, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Cheerleader ' 40; Varsity Cheer- leader ' 41; Choir; Day Students ' Club, Vice-Presi- dent ' 41; Folk-Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; International Relations Club; Mnemo- synean. Mid was chief cheerleader this year, and she really called forth a rousing good spirit at pep meetings and ball games. (Remember the Mars Hill Game?) Kenneth Brooks Morrison Salisbury, North Carolina Agriculture Club. Ken plans to be an agricul Ola Mae Myers COOLEEMEE, NoRTH CAROLINA Euterpean; Fireside Club; Future Teachers of America. Ola Mae is a Lodger who amuses the whole house with her nonsense. As a home eco- nomics major she will undoubtedly make a good cook for some lucky man. inetce ecu yottu—one Brownie Newman Hendersonville, North Carolina Pertelote Staff ' 41. Brownie ' s home and heart are rightfully in the same location, the Chemistry Lab- oratory with Mr. Trowbridge. He has a brilliant future in Physical Chemistry. Lillian Marie Parker Dobson, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Folk-Dance Club; Glee Club; Mnemosvnean; Mu Delta; Pertelote Staff ' 41; P. K. ' Club, Vice-President ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha. Marie has the friendliness, adaptability and varied interests of the typical preacher ' s kid . James Oswald Parks Lexington, North Carolina Christian Student Movement; Business Manager of Clarion Staff ' 41; Delphian, Chaplain ' 41; Dramatic- Club; Folk-Dance Club; Forensic Club. Oswald ' s cheerful grin is a welcome sight to every one, whether it comes from the stage or from behind a mask of printer ' s ink. Thelma Eileen Payseur Gastonia, North Carolina Clarion Staff ' 41; Commercial Club, President ' 41; Reporter ' 40; Euterpean, Chaplain ' 41; Fireside Club; Folk-Lore Club, Secretary ' 40; Sigma Pi Alpha. Eileen ' s beautiful blue eyes not only kept careful watch oxer the Business Department but were used successfully otherwise. Thelma Magdalene Phillips Winston-Salem. North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; Mnemosvnean. Thelma. better known as Phil. brings fun and laughter wherever she goes, even to the Extension and Promotion Office, where she is Mr. McNeil ' s efficient secretary. Charles Joseph Pickelsimer Brevard, North Carolina Baseball; Football. Charles found football the most interesting part of his education. James Benjamin Pickelsimer Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Pick ' s most predominant quality is his interest in football and baseball. No matter where he is, he always has a good time. Wilma Athene Pickelsimer Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Wilma ' s hobby, music, should enrich her teaching career. 7 S ■ ots di k t i Edwin Lenville Ponder, Jr. East Flat Rock, North Carolina Day Students ' Club. Plug is known for his fam- iliar question . . . Have you got any ' bacco? Agnes Evelyn Powell Tonganoxie, Kansas Euterpean, Critic ' 40; International Relations Club. Evelyn is one of our most interesting conversation- alists. Though she comes from Kansas, she has spent much time in Palestine and other foreign countries. Edna Aulene Powell Denton, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Dramatic Club; Folk-Dance Club; iMnemosynean, Vice-President ' 41. Besides her active interest in home economics, Aulene has an amazing ability to find fun in anything. Gordon Brown Prentice Cleveland Heights, Ohio Delphian; Football; Model Airplane Club. Gor- don ' s chief ambition is to become a pilot in the Army Air Corps. As a past accomplishment he is proud of his success as a go-getter among the good-looking girls who visit the campus. Aaron Foster Quay, Jr. Harrisburg, North Carolina Aaron ' s preparation for dairy-tanning has been sup- plemented by his interest in Wood. (Not forestry). Wyche I Iillman Ray Goldsboro, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Delphian; Folk-Dance Club; Medi- cal Science Club; Pertelote StaH ' 41; Photo-Nature Club. Here is a person who stays busy all the time with his studies and club activities, but who either finds time, or makes time, for his blonde interest. Nancy Carolyn Riedel Ashe ville, North Carolina Christian Student Movement; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Nancy came here as a sophomore from Brenau and has won the heart t every student with her ability to play the piano. Lee Ray Robertson Burnsville, North Carolina Agriculture Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41; Boosters ' Club; Baptist Student Union. Lee Ray was not content just to date in West Hall on Saturday and Sunday nights; he was always on call as mainten- ance man. ti ineieeu j, attit—anc Robert Vance Robertson Bald Creek, North Carolina Choir; Cliosophic, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40; Folk- Dance Club; Future Teachers of America, Secre- tary-Treasurer ' 40; Student Council ' 40. Vance ' s good work both as assistant dietitian at Ross Hall and as a member of the Student Council will be greatly missed. Robert Franklin Robinson Gastonia, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Cliosophic. Life was just fine when Frank was given a good five-cent cigar and was sitting in on an exciting bull session. Neil Garland Rogers Hendersonville, North Carolina Basketball. Red would have gone home every week-end had it not been for his interest in basket ball and square dancing. James I Iovvard Rowe Charlotte, North Carolina Choir; Dramatic Club; Football, Manager ' 41. Rowe did his part to help make this year our most successful football season by being an efficient manager. Jimmie Aquilla Scott Fair Bluff, North Carolina Baseball; Choir; Delphian, President ' 41; Folk- Dance Club; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 41. Jim- mie will undoubtedly be one of the best physicians in the United States if he goes after his professional goal as he does his class work and other activities. Marie Estena Scott Franklin, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club. Marie ' s c heerfulness and efficiency in the dining hall made her a valuable waitress. Mary Jo Setser Franklin, North Carolina Euterpean. Mary Jo stayed out a semester at the end of her freshman year and came back with interesting accounts of her travels out West. Craig Rutledge Sharpe Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Pertelote Staff, Business Man- ager ' 41. Craig was outstanding in at least three fields: classroom physics, business management of the annual, and preparation for the business of air- conditioning. 7 S ■ a%6 Randolph James Shields Culberson, North Carolina Folk-Dance Club; Travel Club, Secretary ' 40. The Romeo of the campus, the two-girl man — that ' s Randolph. He will be greatly missed by Brevard lassies. Or will he? Gerald Iverson Shipman Hendersonville, North Carolina Boosters ' s Club; Cliosophic, Critic ' 40, Vice-Presi- dent ' 41; Tennis. Gerald has served in the kitchen and uptown at the Grill with outstanding efficiency. Katherine Singleton Henderson, North Carolina Christian Student Movement, Chairman of Lead- ership Training Committee ' 41; Clarion Staff, Associate Editor ' 41; Fireside Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 40, President ' 41; Folk-Dance Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 40, ' 41; Mnemosynean, Presi- dent ' 41. Duties in the Dean ' s office occupied most of Kay ' s time, but she found opportunities to become indispensable in student activities. Zedric Cecil Smathers Canton, North Carolina Cliosophic, Critic ' 41; Model Airplane Club. Bzz-z-z-z-z. No, that ' s not a rocket; it is Smathers in the new army pursuit plane. Annie Laurie Smith Walnut Cove, North Carolina Euterpean. Annie Laurie carries with her a never- failing dignity and a sweetness of disposition for which everv one admires her. Hubert Robinette Smith Black Mountain, North Carolina Band; Folk-Dance Club. Hubert expects to use his engineering ability in an aeronautics career. Lou Roy Snow Bald Creek, North Carolina Choir; Euterpean; Preacher ' s Kids. Wherever Lou Roy is, there is an atmosphere of gaiety, whether she is singing, telling anecdotes, or just laughing. William Austin Squires Pineville, North Carolina Delphian. Bill is a hard-working boy who is an important cog in our labor machine. He also finds time for a good fast game of tennis. ' iiieteeii z atti4— r one James Edgar Stevenson Granite Falls, North Carolina Delphian; Football. Steve is a tall fellow never lets studying interfere with his football. who Betty Louise Sumner Bat Cave, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Choir; Euterpean; Folk-Dance Club; International Relations Club; Secretary of Sopho- more Class ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha; Student Council. Many people are first attracted to Betty by her voice. Her radiant personality and gay outlook on life never fail to hold her friends. Gloria Deane Taylor Dallas, North Carolina Boosters ' Club; Mnemosynean; Pertelote Staff ' 40. When Gloria wasn ' t busy typing, she could usually be found in the book store checking up on the male. William Marshall Teague Brevard, North Carolina Baseball; Block B Club; Day Students ' Club; Football. Bud is a likeable fellow because of his unexpected wit. He will be remembered as one of the boys who yanked the lion ' s tail on Turkey Day. Virginia Mae Tessier Franklin, North Carolina Euterpean; Folk-Dance Club; Mu Delta, Vice- President ' 41. State College and a nursing career are competing to see which one will get Virginia. Lewis Townsend Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Although Lewis was a successful contractor, he had the ambition and perseverance to continue his col- lege education. Julia VVomble Travis Apex, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club, Vice-President ' 40; Euterpean; Future Teachers of America; Sigma Pi Alpha. Julia ' s intellectual achievements and re- ligious interests will help her at Scarritt, but the young minister at High Point College will be more impressed by her ability to cook. Fritz Carl Waldrop Franklin, North Carolina Agriculture Club; Folk-Dance Club. Fritz keeps one eve on the dairv and the other on Libertv (S. C). % emot Elsie Virginia Ward Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Mnemosynean. Ginger is a day student who is always found studying during her spare time. She wants to become a beautician when she finishes college. Juanita Elizabeth Ward Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club; Fireside Club; Folk-Dance Club; Mnemosynean. Dilly thinks she ' s going to be a home economics instructor, but she ' ll prob- ably find herself teaching kiddies with a certain young man. Lawrence Allan Whitaker Swannanoa, North Carolina Delphian; Football. If Allan had not been one of Brevard ' s football stars, people might have thought he lived at Virginia Lodge. Dovie Elma White Rosman, North Carolina Choir; Folk-Dance Club, President ' 41, Secretary ' 40; Medical Science Club; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 40. Dovie, our only aviatrix, is leaning toward the nursing profession. Wouldn ' t it be a waste if her sweet personality and lovely smile didn ' t go toward healing someone? Janey Evelyn Whiteside Uree, North Carolina Euterpean; Fireside Club. Evelyn ' s interests Hi cooking and commercial work. Cyrus Edward Whitfield Hurdle Mills, North Carolina Track. Cyrus was a good worker wherever you found him — in the kitchen or in the chemistry, German, or physics classroom. Frances Bert Wilkerson Brevard, North Carolina Band; Chief Commencement Marshal ' 40; Day Students ' Club; Forensic Club; Medical Science Club, President ' 41; Mu Delta, President ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secretary ' 41. Although Bert has demonstrated her fitness for a medical career by her brilliant work in the classroom, the physics group will most vividly remember her chewing gum. Ruth Pauline Wilson Bald Creek, North Carolina Euterpean, Vice-President ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha. Everyone knew Ruth as an excellent sophomore English coach, but few were aware of her keen wit and interest in art. een jj. attit—ane Truston Wesley Wilson Cambridge, Maryland Cliosophic; Commercial Club, Vice-President ' 41; Travel Club, Vice-President ' 40. Everyone remem- bers Wesleyberta in connection with the book store. Clarence Oliver Wimbish Stoneville, North Carolina Delphian; Future Teachers of America; Pertelote Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 41. Besides serving as efficient coach for Mrs. Pangle ' s mathematics classes, Oliver has skillfully performed his duties as Pertelote editor. James Marvin Wing Lincoln, Alabama Agriculture Club, Vice-President ' 41; Forensic Club, Vice-President ' 41. Marvin ' s preparation in scientific agriculture has made him one of Brevard ' s finest chemistry coaches. His strong arms have brought forth many a sounding summons from the bell but no stronger sounds than those of his lusty debates. Clara Withers Bessemer City, North Carolina Choir; Euterpean. Clara was outstanding in two ways: she sang in the choir, and she improved the looks of the girls in West Hall through her knowl- edge of beauty culture. Verne Caskie Wood Blue Ridge, Virginia Mnemosynean. This brown-eyed, merry girl is a transfer any college would like to have because of her high scholastic record. Russell Lowell Young, Jr. Glen Alpine, North Carolina Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic, Chaplain ' 40, President ' 41; Future Teachers of America; P. K. Club, President ' 41. Although Russell rings the bell at many unpleasant times, he is forgiven when he plays the violin. Thomas Marshall Young Micaville, North Carolina Agriculture Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41; Clio- sophic, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41. If Marshall had not been such an efficient mail carrier, there prob- ably would have been many broken hearts and flat purses on the campus. Lillian Bird Zachary Brevard, North Carolina Day Students ' Club, Secretary ' 40; Dramatic Club, Vice-President ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha; Pertelote Staff ' 40; Student Council ' 41. Lillian intends to be a teacher. Her scholastic achievement and her keen perception of fundamental values are forceful evi- dence of her worth. Hr :p ■ 1 1 ■ ,, ' t Sm r 1 :__:.: V MT f F ' I. mm UllJi f licit President Ray Swink Vice-President Joe Havner Secretary Alice Amon Treasurer Russell Lawson I Dorothy Bernice Adams Morven, North Carolina Alice Mabgabet Amon Mnemosynean Charlotte, North Carolina Glenn Young Barton Cliosophic Greer, South Carolina John Brown Bethea Lillington, North Carolina Margaret Marie Adams Euterpean Morven, North Carolina Alex Arnold Franklin, North Carolina Mildred Elizabeth Bellamy Mnemosynean Wilmington, North Carolina Raymond Dotson Biddix Gastonia, North Carolina Margaret Virginia Aiken Mnemosynean I lendersonville, N. Carolina Norma Lee Asiiby Mnemosynean Chimney Rock, N. Carolina Elizabeth Beverly Belvin Mnemosynean Durham, North Carolin a Smaro Lee Black Euterpean Midland, North Carolina Robert Hugh Alexander Dacusville, South Carolina Billy Burton Babnette Murphy, North Carolina Jean Arline Bennett Mnemosynean Brevard, North Carolina Shirley Elizabeth Blanton Euterpean Shelbv, North Carolina Cl M illCL eeu 7 ' oxtit—t Sims Blanton Rutherfordton, N. Carolina Thomas Maxwell Bradford Delphian Winston-Salem, N. Carolina Harry Bryan Edgefield, South Carolina Clarence Ardyne Burton Delphian Walnut Cove, N. Carolina Elizabeth Irene Boone Euterpean Bumsville, North Carolina Leo Donald Brevard Hendersonville, N. Carolina Mavis Mozelle Bryson Euterpean I lighlands. North Carolina Mary Jane Byrd Mnemosynean Candler, North Carolina Walton Herbert Boring Crouse, North Carolina Hettie Lou Bridges Euterpean Morganton, North Carolina Ruth Burgin Waynesville, North Carolina Charles L. Caldwell Campobello, South Carolina John Robert Borum Delphian High Point, North Carolina James Blaine Brooks Arden, North Carolina Nell Burleson Euterpean Plumtree, North Carolina James Arthur Callahan Delphian Ruthertordton, N. Carolina +; it ' 1 ft,I Ae Odell G. Carmichael Delphian High Point, North Carolina Bernice M. Cartwright Euterpean Pee Dee, North Carohna George WiLLrs Clav, Jr. Delphian Fallston, North Carolina Wiley Gayle Comer Delphian Carthage, North Carolina Clarence E. Carpenter Shelby, North Carolina Everett D. Caudle Cliosopliic Franklinville, N. Carolina William Clouse Delphian Bryson City, North Carolina Frances Pauline Conley Euterpean Robbinsville, North Carolina Clay Tom Carpenter Norwood, North Carolina James Hale Chamberlain Brevard, North Carolina Gilbert Fitzgerald Coan Mineral Springs, N. Carolina Margaret Lea Corpening Euterpean Bryson City, North Carolina Thomas Elijah Gartner Mocksville, North Carolina Rosalind Ruth Chandler Murphy, North Carolina Clyde Louis Collins Troutman, North Carolina Mary Jay ' Cothran Muenwsynean Rougemont, North Carolina a a a met ecu 7 T t WO Dixie Elizabeth Courtnev Mnemosynean Candler, North Carolina Sarah Louise Cummings Euterpean Pembroke, North Carolina James Haywood Diggs Morven, North Carolina T. W. Edgeworth, Jr. Biltmore, North Carolina Allen Courts Reidsville, North Carolina Charles Marshall Curtis Delphian Climax, North Carolina Romulus Jolley Duncan Spruce Pine, North Carolina Virginia May ' Edwards Euterpean I lighlands. North Carolina Ruth Crenshaw Euterpean Waxhaw, North Carolina Claude Jefferson Davis Cliosophic Robbinsville, North Carolina Marjorie Leigh Duranso Mnemosynean Winston-Salem, N. Carolina Catherine Eggleston Leaksville, North Carolina Raymond F. Culver Murphy, North Carolina Frances Aileen Dettmar Euterpean Kings Mountain, N. Carolina George Lafayette Dyer Murphy, North Carolina Robert Hoyle Elliot Delphian Forest Citv, North Carolina lie Hugh Alexander Erwin Lucille Fletcher Sara Hester Fowler Willie Otto Fowler Elk Park, North Carolina Mnetnosynean Bonneville, North Carolina Brevard. North Carolina Galivant ' s Ferry, S. Carolina Iohn William Franklin James Byron Freeman Delphian Brevard, North Carolina John Beatty Garren Delphian Sydney Siler Gash Stem, North Carolina Greenville, South Carolina Horse Shoe, North Carolina Stuart Gates Ararat, Virginia Alonza Pearson Glenn C liosophic Sherwood, North Carolina Mary Goforth Euterpean Shelby, North Carolina George Gordon Greensboro, North Carolina Morris Graham Connie Vane Green Enterpean Thomas Edwin Greene Cliosophic Jennie Elizareth Greer Aynor, South Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Clyde, North Carolina I lazelwood, North Carolina K late Robert Gregory Kershaw, South Carolina Johnnie E. Hamrick Mnemosynean Caroleen, North Carolina Joe Eddie Hawkins Mnemosynean Leaksville, North Carolina John Wilbur Helton Delphian Shelhy, North Carolina et LueLcen 7 f I WO Patricia E. Grimshawe Brevard, North Carolina Samuel Floyd Harrill Forest City, North Carolina Robert McK. Hawkins Clvde, North Carolina F. J. Henderson Franklin, North Carolina Helen E. Hampton Euterpean Murphy, North Carolina Ola Harwood Robbinsville. North Carolina James Russell Hay - nes Clyde, North Carolina Eunice Lovell Hitt Mnemosynean Libertv, South Carolina G. Thomas Hamrick Forest City, North Carolina Joe Key Havner, Jr. Delphian Rutherford College, N. C. Van Carlisle Haynes Delphian Clvde, North Carolina Marvin Eugene Holcombe Central, South Carolina f r. A 7l Martha Ruth Hope Mnemosynean Concord, North Carolina Nell Kirk Hunter Newell, North Carolina Catherine Louise Jenkins Mnemosynean Summerville, South Carolina Carolyn Fair Justice Rutherrordton, N. Carolina Lillian Irene Houston Euterpean Spear, North Carolina Nellie Louise Huntley Wadesboro, North Carolina Joseph Glenwood Jenkins Delphian Smithfield, North Carolina Clyde Erwin Justus Delphian Shelby, North Carolina James E. Howell Waynesville, North Carolina Virginia Mae Huskamp Brevard, North Carolina Myatt Bernard Johnson Delphian Bahama, North Carolina Joyce Elmore Kale Mnemosynean Greensboro, North Carolina Robert J. Hugcins Brevard, North Carolina Dixie Katherine Jarvis Euterpean Cooleemee, North Carolina Meddie Deane Jones Euterpean Hickory, North Carolina Harold David Kanipe Old Fort, North Carolina a a a- li ict een yottit— ' ■ i wo Juanita Kays Mnemosynean Louisville, Kentucky Frank Thomas Laney Monroe, North Carolina Vanda Louise Lippert Euterpean Salisbury, North Carolina GlLBERTA LyONS Mnemosynean Skvland. North Carolina June Cecil Keeter Delphian Forest City, North Carolina Russell Henry Lawson Delphian Greenville, South Carolina Martha Louise Long Mnemosynean Rutheri ' ordton, N. Carolina Margaret Lucy McCall Euterpean Forest Citv, North Carolina Harold Kendall Norwood, North Carolina Caryl Justine Lewis Mnemosynean Nashville, Tennessee Joe Henry Loveland Liberty, South Carolina R. Horace McCracken Pelham, North Carolina I awrence King Cane River, North Carolina Margaret Elizabeth Liles Mnemosynean Lilesville, North Carolina Marvin S. Lowder, Jr. Delphian Rutherford College, N. C. Doris Ruth McGill Mnemosynean Lumberton, North Carolina % Doris Laura McIntosh Burnsville, North Carolina Ernest Roscoe Magness Forest City, North Carolina Marjorie Elaine Martin Mnemosynean Charlotte, North Carolina Zeb Meadows Clioiophic Franklin, North Carolina Hugh S. McLaughlin Delphian Mooresville, North Carolina John Cotter Magness Hendersonville, N. Carolina Vivian Irene Martin Mnemosynean Maiden, North Carolina Billy Bryan Medford Waynesville, North Carolina Mamie Beulaii McMurray Euterpean Rutherfordton, N. Carolina IVEY GEDDIE MaNESS Chadhuin, North Carolina Anne Oleata May Mnemosynean Lenoir, North Carolina Curril Frank Melvin Ivanhoe, North Carolina Frances Mc.Rae Euterpean Brevard, North Carolina Gloria Adelle Martin Mnemosynean Charlotte, North Carolina Robert Lee May Brevard, North Carolina N. A. Miller, Jr. Delphian Brevard, North Carolina O late Christine E. Mitchum Mnemosynean Charlotte, North Carolina Martha Kate Moore Brevard, North Carolina met ecu George Thomas Moore Cliosophic Liberty, North Carolina Josephine Add Lea Morgan Mnemosynean Asheboro, North Carolina Ottli — ' ■ wo John Franklin Moore Liberty, North Carolina Charles Arthur Morris Con cord, North Carolina Martha Grey Moore Waynesville, North Carolina Joe Sheppard Murray High Rock, North Carolina Helen Elizabeth Neal Mnemosynean Durham, North Carolina Sylvia Jean Oates Mnemosynean Asheville, North Carolina Mary Maxine Nesbitt Mnemosynean Gastonia, North Carolina Edith Bowling Odom Mnemosynean Wadesboro, North Carolina William Nolen Grouse, North Carolina Charles R. Owens Delphian West ' s Mill, North Carolina R. W. Norman East Bend, North Carolina Myrtle Owens Pageland, South Carolina Jl jL-A? i(7mk lL Clinton Enoch Parker CAiosophic Cherryville, North Carolina Marjorie Perry Brevard, North Carolina Harold William Presnell Newdale, North Carolina Sarah Lois Parker Euterpean Cherryville, North Carolina Mary Helen Pickelsimer Brevard, North Carolina Kenneth Love Proctor Boger City, North Carolina Reid Parks Lexington, North Carolina Edith Evelyn Poindexter Mnemosynean Franklin, North Carolina Doris Radford Cane River, North Carolina Johnsie Marceline Peck Mnemosynean Concord, North Carolina Myrtle Kathryn Powell Mnemosynean Brevard, North Carolina Fred Randall Barnard, North Carolina Ruth Elizabeth Ratliffe Wadesboro, North Carolina Julian Raymond Reeves Delpliinn Sparta, North Carolina Lucy Register Mnemosynean Clinton, North Carolina Gretchen Revel Euterpean Pembroke, North Carolina K late Claire Belle Rhodes Mnemosynean Wilkesboro, North Carolina Clyde James Ross Greenville, South Carolina in et ecu John Grover Roach Delphian Forest City, North Carolina Ernest Rankin Rudd, Jr. Delphian Pleasant Garden, N. Carolina ottu—two Marion Gene Rockett Mnemosynean Biscoe, North Carolina William Russell Candler, North Carolina Glenn Broughton Rogers Delphian Asheville, North Carolina C. Christine Saunders Mnemosynean Rutherfordton, N. Carolina Flossie Maye Sellars Cowpens, South Carolina Arnold Pinckney Sherrill Delphian Hickory, North Carolina Ruth Smith Setzer Mnemosynean Hickory, North Carolina Weaver Shope Cliosophic Prentiss, North Carolina Mary Mildred Shacklette Mnemosynean Louisville, Kentucky Charles Aubrey Simmons Mt. Airy, North Carolina Louise Eleanor Shaver Mnemosynean Seoul, Korea Mary Ruth Snow Euterpean Bald Creek, North Carolina AJM Charles Frederick Spivey Delphian Andrews, North Carolina Ernest Edward Starr Greensboro, North Carolina C. W. Strickland, Jr. Cliosophie Greensboro, North Carolina Lucille Ann Sullins Euterpean Spruce Pine, North Carolina Ruby Lee Slither Euterpean Concord, North Carolina Otis B. Swicegood Cliosophie Woodleaf, North Carolina Ray Franklin Swink Delphian Lexington, North Carolina Ernest Benjamin Todd Cliosophie Greensboro, North Carolina David Turner Clinton, North Carolina Gloria Tweed Euterpean Marshall, North Carolina Louise Tweed Euterpean Marshall, North Carolina Mildred B. LInderwood Mnemosynean Charlotte, North Carolina Loraine Edith Vail Mnemosynean Pikeville, North Carolina Lola Kate Van Storey Mnemosynean Lincolnton, North Carolina Bessie Louise Vassey Pisgah Forest, N. Carolina n zzz attu — two (1 Louise E. Waldroop Franklin. North Carolina John Kelly Wall Mt. Airy, North Carolina Agnes Lois Ward Mnemosynean Old Fort, North Carolina Nellie Loree Ward Mnemosynean Marshall, North Carolina Benjamin Washburn Bosric, North Carolina Ruth Elizabeth Watkins Euterpean Wadesboro, North Carolina R. B. Watson Edgefield, South Carolina Berlin Lawrence Welch Franklin, North Carolina Jessie Lyle West Delphian Franklin, North Carolina Charlotte F. Whisenant Maiden, North Carolina Catherine E. Whisnant Mnemosynean Concord, North Carolina James Robert Whisnant Cliosophic Polkville, North Carolina Leo Franklin Williams Cliosophic Woodleaf, North Carolina Gloria Ann Wilson Brevard. North Carolina Kathleen Deloris Wilson Mnemosynean Brevard, North Carolina Lois Annette Wilson Mnemosynean Pisgah Forest, N. Carolina BlRDELL MoNTIETH Special Student Brevard. North Carolina -4 J£ 4 ti? m rflld void VALENTINE FESTIVITIES WEARING OUT TI IE GREEN THE LODGE CI IORISTERS IN APPLE- TREE LANE Wvn kJ FL. WBHl HHKIK 3- ATHLETIC YEHR u Led by two of the best junior college coaches in the state, Robert ( Bob ) Swice- good, line coach, and Jack Alexander, head coach, the Tornadoes breezed through their most successful season in the history of this institution. The Tornadoes got oil with a late prac- tice session; and after only ten days of prac- tice they traveled to Greeneville, Tennessee, only to be defeated by Tusculum 24 to 0. Another hard blow struck the Tornadoes when Belmont Abbev defeated them 14 to 6. Coming to their home ground the next week they were defeated by a blocked punt in the closing minutes of the game by Tennessee Wesleyan; the score was 19 to 14. The Tornadoes hit their lull stride on Home- coming Day by downing P. J. C. 60 to 6. They then defeated Blue Ridge 20 to 0, Appalachian B 10 to 6, and E. M. I. 40 to 13, Thanksgiving Day saw the Brevard roster go to Mars Hill and defeat a team that had not been defeated in the 1940 season or in the history of Brevard College. The score at the end oi the game, however, was Brevard 26, Mars Hill 14. Names Position Names Position Prentice .... .... Back Magness Tackle Dyer Guard Biddix . . Guard Keeter Guard Dalton Tackle Burton Back McIver End Whitaker Guard Bryan Back Spivey Back Teague Back Miller ... Center Coan End Cleetwood Center Comer End Clouse Back Courts Guard Parkman Tackle Barnette . . . . Back Stevenson Tackle Stallcup Tackle Players not present when pictures were made were Ashworth, Back; Brevard, Guard; and McCaulev, End. ■ 1 n J u r— i — i - Brevard College basketball team lias completed a very successful season. With only Four letter-men returning from last year ' s squad Coach Alexander developed a smooth team. Although the Tornadoes lost over half of their games, they were still a constant threat to any team. Led by Glenn and Captain Dalton, the Brevard cagers held Mars I Iill to a hare IS points; hut they could not muster enough scoring punch to defeat them. SCHEDULE Brevard — Score Opponent — Score Brevard— 19 Textile— 39 Brevard— 24 Wingate— 28 Brevard— 19 Mars Hill— 35 Brevard— 29 Biltmore— 19 Brevard— 29 Textile— 48 Brevard— 39 Enka B— 20 Brevard— 45 Canton Y— 24 Brevard — H Boiling Springs — 19 Brevard— 26 Canton Y— 53 Brevard — Score Opponent — Score Brevard— 10 Mars Hill— 18 Brevard — 36 Boiling Springs — 24 Brevard— 26 Lees-McRae— 49 Brevard — 50 . , . Appalachian — 64 Brevard— 32 Wingate— 29 Brevard— 34 Enka B— 27 Brevard— 36 Lees-McRae— 52 Brevard — 32 Appalachian — 55 Brevard— 27 Biltmore— 38 ' Cleetwood Gregory Glenn 1941 TEAM Forward Kernodle Guard _ , Brinkley Forward Forward Dalton . Center Guard Johnson Guard Mm JmmWmW ; s. sj - iSsi . rt ' ' i ■i THE BASEBALL SEASON On account of the illness of Coach I fomer Coltrane, the baseball squad got off to a late practice session. Under the leadership of Buck Beatty, one of the students, however, the Tornadoes lost the first game to a strong Textile outfit. They won the second t ame from Wingate, and they are looking forward to a yood season. Front row, left to right: Gordon, Johnson, Comer, Coan, Kirkman, Norman. Second row, left to right: Coach Beatty, Stallcup, Proctor, Elliott, Bryan, Kemodle, Wellons, Reeves, Gauldin, Keeter, Scott, Cleetwood, Coach Bradley. t tyjjBEi. ; L The tumbling team was formed out of the physical education classes. Under Mr. Roberts ' direction, the tumblers developed almost perfect form and staged several exhibition matches. The purpose of the Physical Education Department of Brevard College is to provide a broad recreational program for all students on the campus and to arouse interest in physical activity in order that students may find health and happiness for themselves, their families, and their communities, and may act as leaders in the great national recreational program. The athletic program functions through sports and athletics managers, class managers, and captains. Intramural competition in all sports is keen. lit I D HI II! Pifllflflll EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Oliver Wimbish Associate Editors Doris Ledford, Donald Funderburk Senior Class Editor Marianna Kendall Freshman Class Editor ... Kirk H unter Athletics Editors N. A. Miller, Jr., Katiiryn Powell Organizations Editor Helen Hampton Photography Editor . , Edith Odom Write-Up Editors Marie Parker, Nash Greene Feature Editor Gilbebta Lyons Typing Editors Frances McRae, Marjorie Martin BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Craig Sharpe Brownie Newman Wyche Ray Bernard Johnson Faculty Adviser Miss Marjorie Cram, Ill i r i L I EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Eugene Houck News Editor Wayne Kernodle Spoils Editor Earle Brinkley REPORTERS William Dunnagan Mildred Maxwell Florence Spillman Gloria Martin Mary Ruth Snow BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ... Oswald Parks Typists Eileen Payseur, Carroll Cook Faculty Advisers Mr. Kin McNeil, Mrs. E. J. Cc IW! STUDENT C President Jack Donnell Vice-President Doris Ledford Secretary-Treasurer Clara Brinkley Senior Representatives Wayne Kernodle, William Dunnagan, Vance Rorertson, Mildred Maxwell, Lillian Zachary Freshman Representatives John Garren, Bernard Johnson, Ray Swink Faculty Representatives Mr. C. E. Buckner, Dr. Burt W. Loomis uv S! v? i- .■: m COMMERCIAL CLUB FOLK-DANCE CLUB EUTERPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY CLIQSOPHIC LITERARY SOCIETY MNEMOSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY DELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY CONCERT CHOIR DRAMATIC CLUB DAY STUDENTS ' CLUB CHRISTIAN STUDENT MOVEMENT PREACHERS ' KIDS ' CLUB CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' CLUB SIGMA PI ALPHA MU DELTA MEDICAL SCIENCE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BOOSTERS ' CLUB FORENSIC CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FIRESIDE CLUB AGRICULTURE CLUB FEITIIE cti elate 1 WllAOXA NELL KIRK HUNTER Sponsored by Oliver Wimbish, Editor-in-Chief LUCILLE SULLINS Sponsored by Craig Sharpe, Business Manager 14Jl ' IA ' l Most Popular Mildred Maxwell jack donnell Most Original Ruth Wilson James Rowe Best-Looking Carolyn Klusmeier Wyche Ray Most Intellectual Julia Travis Pendleton Banks Best Ail-Round Dovie White Wayne Kernodle Best Personality Marie Parker William Dunnagan Top left: Chickens that sent Ed to college. Center left: Farmerettes. Bottom left: The Brevard Follies. Top right: Kay cuddles potato-lace. Bottom right: May Queen and Football King. a 4 4f HDHIHRHNi lBHMHii jL-Jh fE ■3S SO THIS IS COMMENCEMENT! Happy landings, boys and girls. It ' s a wonderful time, isn ' t it? And yet a time for serious planning too, because the race still lies ahead. Here ' s one worthwhile tip: The few pennies a day you spend for electric service is the best investment you can make to simplify daily tasks and reduce the cost of a happy existence. DUKE POWER COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of ECUSTA PAPER CORPORATION Pisgah Forest, North Carolina KEYS PRINTING COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina y - LYLE JACKSON TAILOR TO MEN AND WOMEN Creators of Distinctive Clothes FAMOUS SHOPS OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Established 1920 20 Jordan Street at Broad Mr. Sherb Wall, Manager PHONE 323 SUNNY SIDE DAIRY and NANTAHALA CREAMERY GRADE A Raw and Pasteurized Products Anything in the Dairy Line PHONE 95 BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA w W + -W-. 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C. r   ■  ■ ■ ■■ CANTRELL PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Only FRUITS AND PRODUCE Phone 275 Hendersonville, N. C. VARNER ' S DRUG STORE Cut-Rate Prices Brevard, North Carolina r  ■ ■   y  '  W ■ WWW ' BREVARD TIRE RECAPPING New Tire Mileage, One-Half Cost W. H. Pless, Jr., Owner Brevard, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS of A. W. WHEELER SONS Incorporated Brevard. North Carolina J • COMPLIMENTS SOUTHERN PAPER : of : PRODUCTS COMPANY ROSE ' S ' ■ Wholesale 5-10-25c Stores, Inc. • Paper Merchants ' . Phone 1188 20 Spruce Street Brevard, North Carolina • • • • i Asheville, N. C. ! • • TALMAN ■ • PATTERSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE • Office Supplies Brevard ' s Neivest and Best ' , Department Store • ; 8 College Street ' , Asheville, North Carolina ■ ■ Brevard, North Carolina ' . : STUDENTS AND FACULTY ' . : WELCOME TO I Brevard Steam Laundry THE GRILL and Dry Cleaning GRADE A AT YOUR SERVICE Quality Foods — Popular Prices PHONE 44 Jimmie Gaither, Proprietor ■ Brevard, North Carolina ■ Brevard, North Carolina • • KELLY FRUIT CO. • Wholesale Fruit and PATRONIZE Produce • • OUR 369-373 Depot St. Phone 2400 ' ADVERTISERS ; ASHEVILLE, N. C. • 1 ' . STOP ■T KEYS PRINTING COMPANY GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA Brevard College Library D 1T3M DDEIObM 2 For Reference Not to be taken from this room