Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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WBBHB Rffl B B ffl m ' idSE Mary Mildred Shacklette louisville, ky. International Relations Club; Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 42. Whether she is shooting a basket- ball or pounding a typewriter, Skippy excels. We, and Mr. Buckner, will always remember her good work. Zebulon Weaver Shope prentiss, n. c. Baptist Student Union, Reporter ' 41; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic; Fireside Club; Folk Dance Club; Forsenic Club; Future Teachers of America; International Relations Club. Weaver ' s janitor service in the basement of the Administra- tion Building and his ability to speak out whether in a Clio meeting or in French class are traits of his sportsmanship. Mary Ruth Snow elk park, n. c. Clarion, Reporter ' 41, Editor-in-Chief ' 42; Com- mercial Club; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Marshal ' 41; Preacher ' s Kids, President ' 42; West Hall As- sistant Dean. If you ' re looking for responsibility and dependability, here ' s your girl. No task is too great for Snow. Charles Frederick Spivey andrews, n. c. Baseball; Block B Club; Choir; Delphian; Dormitory Council of Taylor Hall, President ' 42; Folk Dance Club; Football. Charles, as president of the dormitory council, was a leader in maki ng Taylor Hall a good place in which to live. I Iarold Stallcup WHITTIER, N. C. Baseball; Block B Club. President ' 42; Clio- sophic, President ' 41; Dormitory Council, Tavlor Hall; Folk Dance Club, President ' 42; Football; International Relations Club; Student Council; Track. Mr. Roberts will be lost next year without Stallcup to help him coach physical education. Ernest Edward Starr greensboro, n. c. Agriculture Club; Cliosophic; Dramatic Club; Fireside Club; International Relations Club; Photo- Nature Club; Track. Whether running the 880 or working for Mr. Farley, Ernest was always dependable. Charles William Strickland, Jr. greensboro, n. c. Choir; Cliosophic, Critic ' 42. Cordwood is one of the best, red socks and all. Ray Franklin Swink lexington, n. c. Christian Student Movement, Vice-President ' 42; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; De- bating Team ' 41; Delphian. Chaplain ' 42; Fresh- man Class President; Forensic Club, President ' 42; Sigma Pi Alpha; Stude nt Council ' 41. Ray showed his power of leadership as president of the Fresh- man Class last year. This and his religious ac- tivities prove that his is a well-rounded personality. BREVARD SENIORS ■»— — ttr,-, - ;,- ,.„. .

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The CLASS OF 1942 Doris Radford cane river, n. c. Baptist Student Union, Vice-President ' 42; Basketball. Varsity Team ' 42; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff ' 42; Dramatic Club; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; International Relations Club. Doris is a very efficient waitress and a grand sport who possesses the pleasing qualities of good looks and personality plus. J u anita Elizabeth Redict WALSTONBURG, N. C. Fold Dance Club, International Relations Club; AInemosynean. Nita ' s fun and chatter keep the crowd in the best of spirits whenever she ' s around. Claire Belle Rhodes wilkesboro, n. c. Christian Workers ' Club; Day Students ' Club; Fireside Club; Folk Dance Club; Mnemosynean; Photo-Nature Club. Claire was such a quiet girl that she will probably be remembered for the things she didn ' t sav. John Grover Roach forest city, n. c. Choir; Delphian; Forensic Club; Pertelote Staff ' 42. John was always ready for fun. His hidden talents included a deep bass voice and the in- valuable ability to help with Sophomore English. Glenn Broughton Rogers asheville, n. c. Delphian; Dramatic Club; Folk Dance Club. Tall, dignified, and quiet, Glenn has made many friends by his sincere friendliness. Ernest Rankin Rhdd, Jr. pleasant garden, n. c. Delphian. Rudd ' s wit and intelligence can ' t be beaten. His greatest ambition is to join the navy, because he just loves navy beans. Flossie May Sellars cowpens, s. c. Euterpean; Fireside Club. Flossie dedicated her heart to State, her mind to Brevard, and her personality to her many friends. Ruth Smith Setzer hickory, n. c. Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Mnemo- synean. A popular song, a dancing couple, a peal of laughter — and here is Ruth Set er. u ■HMUMMnj

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J ' J ' — ' f - f The CLASS OF 1942 Gloria Tweed marshall, n. c. Basketball; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Fireside Club; Future Teachers of America; Speed- ball. Gloria ' s ability to play basketball makes her the envy of every sports fan in school. Louise Tweed marshall, n. c. Basketball. Captain of Varsity Team ' 42; As- sistant Dietitian of West Hall ' 42; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean, Vice-President ' 42; Fire- side Club; Folk Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Speedball. What would West Hal] kitchen have done without Louise- Her sweet disposition and friendly smile made her a grand waitress. Loraine Edith Vail pikeville, n. c. Fireside Club; Future Teachers of America; Mnemosynean; Sigma Pi Alpha. Loraine never re- fused to help a girl hem a skirt or darn a sock. Mary Vannah brevard, n. c. Transfer from University of Tennessee. Day Students ' Club; Mnemosynean. Everyone put Mary on his or her Must Meet list the first day she joined us— she has that certain something which makes her priceless. Louise Elizabeth Waldroop franklin, n. c. Even though Louise has one main outside in- terest, she does not forget her job as a business Agnes Lois Ward high point, n. c. Choir; Mnemosyean; Preachers ' Kids Club. Agnes was always so completely a minister ' s daughter that she should make some minister a good wife — or anyone else, for that matter. Nellie Loree Ward marshall, n. c. Fireside Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 41; Future Teachers of America Club; Mnemosynean. Loree went quietly along doing her own work and help- ing others. Benjamin Washburn bostic, n. c. Choir; Chapel Pianist. Ben thoroughly enjoyed sitting at the piano, playing for some pretty girl to sing. StSSffit-tfS flfll HHBBHBy igwHwun n