Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

fjamei. tddUan Patted. Mibtaiif Steaasul, NosUh Gaioluta M THE 1943 PERTELOTE The 1W3 COPYRIGHT M PERTELOTE PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BREVARD COLLEGE, BREVARD, N. C. a _ M FOREWORD • • • The staff of 1942-43 Pertelote has been forced to face many obstacles in the publication of our book. The war in which our nation is now engaged has been felt not only in our classes but also in the adaptation of college life to the Nation ' s needs. The shortage of materials, the limit of time, and the loss of several valuable staff members who have joined the Armed Forces have required the complete and willing cooperation on the part of every individual. In spite of these difficulties we have tried to present a summary of the activities on our campus during war-time. It gives us great pleasure to honor the many young men and women who have attended Brevard College and are now serving at home or are sta- tioned in the far corners of the world. In our Salute to the Alumni we should have liked to present pictures of all of them, but we could use only such photographs as were available. • • • M PICA TION For her willingness to lend a helping hand in the library to freshmen and sophomores alike, and her tireless efforts to make the social activities on the campus more enjoyable, we dedicate the 1943 issue of the Pertelote to Miss Delia Shore — College Libra- rian from 1934 to 1942. I 65 J ALMA MATER 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. Salute to Alumni in the Army A Few Pictured at Right P. F. C. Guv Paul, Jr., ' 39; Pvt. Everett Cau die. ' 42; P. F. C. James B. Pickelsimer, ' 41; Corp Jack Noblitt (and wife) 37; First Lt. Floyd A Duncan, ' 36. THE COLLEGE j OUR PRESIDENT and A Salute to Our President, Dr. Eugene Jarvis Coltrane, co-ordinator of war-time needs and peace- time services, agent and inspirer of our adaptability and strength. MMmmmmMimm aK mnBm . . . . THB APMINtSTRATION Miss Nancy Blanton, B.S. Dhector of Physical Education for Men and Women Home: Ellenboro, N. C. Adrian C. Bradley Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Home: Brevard, N. C. Miss Lillie Brown, B.M. Piano and Voice Home: High Point, N. C. Grady W. Campbell, A.B. Director of Industrial Division; Instruc- tor Civilian Pilot Training Home: Brevard, N. C. Miss Mabel Cherry, A.B., A.M. Religious Education Home: Newton, N. C. Mrs. Isabel Doub Coltrane B.L., B.Mus., A.M. Acting Registrar; English and Speech Home: Brevard, N. C. Miss Marjorie Craig, A.B., A.M. English Home: Reidsville, N. C. G. H. Farley, B.S. Farm Superintendent, Agriculture Home: Brevard, N. C. Mrs. Doris Ledford Farley Bursar; Director of Labor Home: Brevard, N. C. Miss Maude Garner, A.B., A.M. Business Education Home: Sparta, Georgia H. B. Hancock, B.A., M.A. History and Government Home: Dover, Delaware Miss Dulcie Hayes, A.B., A.M. French; Spanish Home: Ogden. Illinois is dM tk THE ADMINISTRATION l u : f j m+ .. £MLk Lloyd O. Hughes, A.B. Business Manager Home: Brevard, N. C. Miss Grace Jackson, B.S. Business Education Home: Clio, South Carolina Mrs. Olive T. Jones Dietitian for Virginia Lodge Home: Highlands, N. C. Mrs. Lola Mae Lanning Dietitian for West Hall Home: Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. R. N. Lordell, B.S., M.S. Biology, Botany, Zoology Home: Brevard, N. C. Burt W. Loomis B.S. in Education, A.M., Ph.D. Acting Dean; Director of Guidance, Psychology, Education Home: Brevard, N. C. Humphrey A. Olsen, A.B., A.M. Dean of Men; Business Education; Librarian Spring Semester Home: Chicago, Illinois Maxwell Galeraith Pangle A.B., A.M. Economics and Sociology Home: Brevard, N. C. Mrs. Loula McNeer Pangle A.B., A.M. Mathematics Home: Brevard, N. C. Miss Madge Rhyne, B.S., M.S. Home Economics and Hygiene Home: Gastonia, N. C. Miss Lucille Smith, A.B., A.M. Demi of Women; English, Dramatics Home: Columbus, Georgia C. H. Trowbridge, A.B., A.M. Vice-President; Chemistry and Physics Home: Brevard, N. C. Salute to Alumni in the Navy A Few Pictured at Right Technician Fred Willis ' 40; Naval Aviation Cadets Buck Barden ' 40, Russell Lawson ' 42, Keith Cooper ' 42. cusses THE SEN OR CUSS nmB HMHi President Al Swan Vice-President Wade Underwood Secretary-Treasurer Patricia Brinkley and their OFFICERS GILREATH GILDROY ADAMS, JR. Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 42, Chaplain ' 43; Choir; Christian Student Movement, President ' 43; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 43; Forensic Club; Preachers ' Kids; Scholastic Society; Sigma Pi Alpha; Student Council ' 42, ' 43. Gil ' s high scholastic record, man- agement of the bookstore, preaching in two nearby churches, and sincere friendliness have made him out- standing. MAMIE ELIZABETH ADDINGTON Franklin, N. C. Euterpean; Dinosaurian; Fireside Club; International Relations Club. Coaching chemistry might not sound hard, but just ask Mamie and watch that cheerful smile disappear from her face. MARY ANGELUS ADDINGTON Franklin, N. C. Euterpean; Fireside Club. Mary ' s big brown eyes and her experience in the Home Economics Practice Cottage suggest her main interest. SUE ELLA ALLEN Knightdale, N. C. Euterpean; Choir; Dinosaurian; Pertelote Staff, Cir- culation Manager ' 43; Scholarship Committee; Victory Belle. The library won ' t be the same next year without Sue ' s gentle, serene face. GROVER DAVIS ARVEY Franklin, N. C. Delphian; Clarion Staff; Folk Dance Club. Doc has taken his rk and roommate seriously. BERTHA EMYLN BALDWIN West Jefferson, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club. Bertha, without saying a word about it to anyone, can make a cherry pie and the honor roll as easily as most of us can walk up to the third floor of the Administration Building. EARNEST JACK BANNER Burnsville, N. C. Cliosophic, Critic ' 42; Baseball; Basketball; Block B Club; Folk Dance Club; Football. Banner likes activities, whether on the work crew or on the basket- ball team. ELSIE SHARPE BARNHILL Enfield, N. C. Mnemosynean; Dramatic Club, Secretary ' 42; Folk Dance Club; International Relations Club, Secretary ' 43; Most Popular Girl ' 42; Pertelote Staff ' 43; Student Council ' 43. Little Bit is the pet of the College. She has proved by her scholastic record, dramatic talent, and ability to stay in hot water that she is an outstand ing individual. 1943JL .SENIORS BETTY GREENE BASON Graham, N. C. Mnemosynean; Choir; Clarion, Associate Editor ' 42; Dinosaurian; Folk Dance Club; International Rela- tions Club; Most Original Girl ' 42; Sigma Pi Alpha. Some day Betty may be known as the jitter-bugging nurse with a pleasing personality. MABEL LOUISE BEATTY Sherrill ' s Ford, N. C. Beatty, who takes home economics, likes the kitchen and spends most of her time there. LONNIE BISHOP. JR. Arden, N. C. Cliosophic; Basketball; Choir; Football. Whether it ' s square dancing, calling the figures, or playing basbetball. Bishop is always among the favorites. CONLEY JEFFERSON BRADLEY Etna, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Conley has always been de- pendable, whether in class or working for Mr. Bradley. He plans to major in forestry. PATRICIA BRINKLEY Sanford, N. C. Mnemosynean; Block B Club; Chief Cheerleader ' 43; Clarion Staff; Dinosaurian; Folk Dance Club; Pertelote Staff ' 42; Secretary-Treasurer of Class ' 43. For recreation Pat has taken part in all the sports; for work she has concentrated on the Civilian Pilot Train- ing dining hall and the Business Office. TROY ODELL BUCKNER Biltmore. N. C. Cliosophic; Sergeant-at-Arms ' 42, ' 43; Agriculture Club; Baseball; Basketball; Block B ; Folk Dance Club; Football. Red has made the first team of every sport he has entered, and he has the distinction of starting every contest for his team. ELLEN LOUISE BURNETTE Scaly, N. C. Euterpean, Secretary ' 42, ' 43; Fireside Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Scholastic Society ' 43; Pertelote Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 43. Along with tak- ing part in many activities with maximum efficiency, Louise has also been able to attain a high scholastic standing. GLADYS ELIZABETH BURNETTE Scaly, N. C. Euterpean; Baptist Student Union, Secretary ' 42; Commercial Club, President ' 43; Fireside Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Scholastic Society, Secretary • ' 43. Gladys, whose main interests are household arts and business subjects, wins friends with her sweet smile and quiet personality. --— ' - ' SENIORS . BETTE JOYCE CHEADLE Burnsville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Choir; Clarion Staff. Bette ' s effi- ciency in business took her away before her second year was up. The armed forces now have the benefit of her charming personality. CHIVOUS BOSTIC COLE Forest City, N. C. Cliosophic; Baptist Student Union; Commercial Club; International Relations Club. Chivous has made a distinguished record, especially in business and lit- erary subjects. He has also gained valuable experience working in the kitchen. JOHN FRANK CRAWFORD Honea Path, S. C. Cliosophic; South Carolina Club; Agriculture Club; Pipe Smokers ' Club; Future Teachers of America; Baseball. This unfailing booster of South Carolina seems to thrive on North Carolina climate and South Carolina string music. IULIA LORENIA CUTCHIN Norwood, N. C. Euterpean, Critic ' 43; Choir ' 42; Christian Student Movement, First Vice-President ' 43; Christian Workers ' Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 43; Clarion Staff ' 43; Victory Belle ' 42; World Friendship Commission. Julia is the little red-head who will be remembered for The Night Before Christmas and her excellent work in planning religious programs. VIRGINIA DARE DALTON Lewisville, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Secretary of Scholarship Committee ' 43; Assistant Dean at Hem- locks ' 43. Virginia ' s dependability and cheerfulness have won her manv friends. MARY RUTH DAVENPORT Anderson, S. C. Euterpean; Baptist Student Union Council ' 42, ' 43; Choir; Fireside Club; South Carolina Club. Mary Ruth ' s record here makes us believe that someday she will be an excellent and perhaps a stern teacher. SAMUEL FREITUS DAWSEY Ay nor, S. C. Cliosophic; Baseball; Basketball; Pipe Smokers ' Club; South Carolina Club. If you ever hear anyone say a South Carolinian can ' t play, just point out Freitus. HORACE BELTON DOGGETT, JR. Forest City, N. C. Delphian. Just how long will Horace be known as the little man with the ping-pong paddle, the bicycle, and the car? GRACE MARION DOOLEY Bedford, Virginia Euterpean, Pianist ' 43; Victory Belle. Hot at the piano, cool and efficient in the Business Office — that ' s Grace. CHARLES McCLURE DOTSON Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic. At present Charles has an engagement with the Army Air Corps and a certain peach from Peachland. MARY ADA DUNKLEY Concord, N. C. Mnemosvnean, Vice-President ' 43; Commercial Club, Vice-President ' 42; Folk Dance Club; Best Per- sonality ' 42. Efficiency in business and a loud, merry laugh add up to Dunk. LUTHER JAY EARWOOD Asheville, N. C. Cliosophic, Secretary-Treasurer ' 42, President ' 43; Agriculture Club. Now that Luther has stopped milk- ing cows and started making delicious toast, just how long will he be able to remember the numbers of his former charges? CATHRINE JENESE EDGEWORTH Asheville, N. C. Euterpean, President ' 43; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council, Secretarv-Treasurer ' 42; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff ' ' 42; Dramatic Club, Vice- President ' 43. Cathrine, although too short to be seen in a crowd, can certainly be heard in the Euterpean meetings. Student Council, and in other places wnere she has an occasion to express her opinions. FELICIA MAE EDWARDS Highlands, N. C. Euterpean; Fireside Club; Commercial Club, Vice- President ' 43; Scholastic Society. Felicia is already making a record for herself in accounting. CLINTON FRANKLIN EUBANKS Mineral Springs. N. C. Cliosophic; Basketball; Pipe Smokers ' Club. Pedro ' s quiet ways and loud guitar nave kept us from sleeping but furnished us entertainment. DAVID FRANKLIN Brevard, N. C. Cliosophic; Block B Club; Choir; Christian Stu- dent Movement Council; Scholastic Society; Student Council, Representative ' 42, President ' 43; Day Stu- dents ' Club. David ' s is a heart to control, a head to conceive, and a hand to execute. +J943 dta M PHILIP EUGENE FRAZIER Randleman, N. C. Cliosophic, President ' 43; Dramatic Club; Inter- mtional Relations Club; Pertelote Staff, Business Manager ' 43. Phil will always be known as the boy at the piano. ROBERT TALIAFERRO GASH Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club, President ' 43; Clarion Staff; International Relations Club. Bob had quite a tech- nique, but West Hall has already cramped his style. GEORGE HERBERT GREGORY Kershaw, S. C. Delphian; Folk Dance Club; South Carolina Club. Practice might make perfect, but drawing and loving come natural with Herbert. JOSEPH ELBERT GREGORY Kershaw, S. C. Football; Intramural Boxing. Whether it is playing football or getting a sun tan, Elbert does things with gusto. MARY ALICE HARDIN Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 42; Clarion Staff, Editor- in-Chief ' 43; Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club, Vice-President ' 43; Folk Dance Club; International Relations Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. Mary Alice, as editor of the Clarion, showed efficiency and originality; but she was always ready to talk to her friends and take part in many other campus activities. ROBERT ANDREW HARPER Asheville, N. C. Cliosophic; Intramural Boxing; Folk Dance Club; International Relations Club. Robert has an early start on the road to success. He has shown his ability with the laundry and coaching chemistry. PORTER HUGH HARRIS Asheville, N. C. Cliosophic, Secretary-Treasurer ' 43; Agriculture Club; Basketball; Folk Dance Club; Intramural Boxing. As long as basketballs are used, it is all the same — remote control and Shorty ' s control. FRANK MADISON HAYES Thomasville, N. C. Delphian, Chaplain ' 43; Scholastic Society, Vice- President ' 43. Making the highest grades in one ' s class is an enviable record. i_ _SENIORS JOHN LEWIS HEWITT Ckremont, N. C. Delphian. John ' s easy-going good humor has won him many friends. JOHN KIDD HOUSTON Pageland, S. C. Cliosophic; Baseball; Block B Club, President ' 43; Football; South Carolina Club. Johnny ' s athletic ability will stand him in good stead when he is flying with the Air Force. PATRICIA HOPE HOWARD Fayetteville, N. C. Mnemosynean. Patsy ' s three big breaks were her nose, her arm, and Connie. NELLIE LOUISE HUNTLEY Wadesboro, N. C. Mnemosynean; Assistant Dean ' 43; Basketball; Chris- tian Student Movement Council; Clarion Staff, Associate Editor ' 43; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Dramatic Club; Football Queen ' 43; Forensic Club; Harvest Court ' 43; Scholastic Societv, President ' 43; May Court ' 41, ' 42; Prettiest Girl ' 41, ' 42; Speedball. Louise ' s beauty has not interferred with her intellectual achieve- ment. GWENDOLYN JACKSON Elizabeth City, N. C. Transfer from Averett College; Mnemosynean; Dinosaurian; Commercial Club. One of Gwen ' s assets was her cheerful, friendly smile. JOSEPHUS DANIEL JACOBS Pembroke, N. C. Cliosophic. Joe always had time to join in any fun. ROBERT LLEWELYN JENKINS Summerville, S. C. Cliosophic; Football; South Carolina Club. We will always remember how Red carried on even with more than his share of bad luck. JOSEPHINE JANE JONES Wadesboro, N. C. Mnemosynean. President ' 43; Choir, Librarian ' 42; Medical Science Club, Vice-President ' 42; Folk Dance Club; Pertelote Staff ' 43. Jo is the unexcelled leader of the Mnemosyneans, whose pleasing personality ac- counts for her popularity on the campus. SENIORS . T. DOUGLAS JONES Spartanburg, S. C. Delphian; Block B Club, Secretary ' 43; South Carolina Club, Vice-President ' 43. Will Douglas make ping-pong famous, or will ping-pong make him famous: JO DORIS JOHNSON Sanford. N. C. Euterpean; Assistant Dean ' 43; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Folk Dance Club; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff ' 42. Jo is the hikin ' est hiker that ever went on a hike. ANDERSON KEELS Monroe, N. C. Cliosophic; Dinosaurian. Andy ' s T-Model Ford might seem like a landmark on the campus, but this landmark can really move. JOSEPH WILLIAMS LASLEY Winston-Salem, N. C. Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 43; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; Track Manager. Don ' t worry, Joe; chemistry coaches will be in demand as long as fresh- men think it ' s easier to learn by asking rather than by studving. JAMES ARTHUR LAUGHLIN Marion, N. C. Delphian, can do it. ' Keep ' em flying, Jim. We know you RUTH ELEANOR LEDFORD Rural Hall, N. C. Mnemosvnean; Christian Student Movement Coun- cil; Choir; Folk Dance Club; Pertelote Staff ' 42. Eleanor ' s heart has been at W.C.T.C., but her mind was in Mr. Campbell ' s office. WYNETTE McFADDIN Gable, S. C. Mnemosvnean; Choir; Dinosaurian; International Relations Club; South Carolina Club. Wynette was one of Miss Jackson ' s stand-bys, but she always had time for a smile and a song. ROBERT BAXTER MEEK Hendersonville, N. C. Cliosophic; Choir; Day Students ' Club; International Relations Club. Don ' t let Robert ' s last name fool you. EUNICE WRAY MELTON Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club. Bobby is quiet, but her business ability makes her outstanding. PAULINE JANE MEREDITH Taylorsville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Scholastic Society. We shall always re- member Pauline for her even disposition and her high scholarship. DAVID LEO NANCE Chadburn, N. C. Cliosophic; Baseball; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Fireside Club; Football; International Relations Club, Vice-President ' 43. Leo is a good sport and is especially skilled in boxing. RUPERT EARL NORFLEET, JR. Ransomville, N. C. Cliosophic; Dinosaurian; International Relations Club; Most Handsome Boy ' 43. Pretty-Face Rup is good in sports, especially tennis, boxing, and ping-pong. ESTHER MAE OLINGER Fountain City, Tenn. Mnemosynean; International Relations Club. Es- ther ' s work in the kitchen has helped to keep us well fed, and her unfaltering work in the Baptist Student Union has also been outstanding. HUBERT LAWRENCE OWEN Asheville, N. C. Delphian; Choir; Marshal ' 42; Pertelote Staff ' 43; Scholastic Society. The ping-pong table would look just as unnatural without Hubert as Hubert ' s report card would look without good grades. JULIA DELL OWEN Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Choir, President ' 43; Christian Stu- dent Movement Council, Second Vice-President ' 43; Marshal ' 42; Scholastic Society; Pertelote, Editor-in- Chief ' 43; Sigma Pi Alpha. When Julia is mentioned we think of her efficiency as Pertelote editor, her musical talent, and her high scholastic rating. Then we all wish we were more like her. JANICE LUCILLE OWENS Caroleen, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club. A gentle per- sonality, dependable loyalty, and a sweet smile belong to Janice. + 943 FRANCES ELIZABETH PACE Hendersonville, N. C. Euterpean, Chaplain ' 42, ' 43; All-Star Basketball Team; Baptist Student Union, Second Vice-President ' 42, ' 43; Christian Student Movement; Fireside Club; Marshal ' 42; Most Intellectual ' 42; Scholastic Society; Student Council, Secretary ' 43; World Friendship Com- mission, President ' 43. Pacy sets the pace in coaching Miss Smith ' s English classes, making good grades, and playing basketball. CHARLIE YONGUE PATTON, JR. Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Charlie is one of the quietest boys on the campus, and he rarely voices his opinion unless his is the only opinion. ESTHER VICTORIA PEGG Guilford College, N. C. Euterpean; Dinosaurian. Peggy waits on tables in the dining room at Virginia Lodge and does the best she can to bring us the things we want. JIM ALEX PENLAND Swannanoa, N. C. Delphian. Jim is a very popular person on Brevard College campus, usually heard or seen day or night. His motto is Two thousand feet up or six feet down. ETHELYN PICKELSIMER Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club. Pick, who is a transfer from Furman University, has all the possi- bilities of making some lucky man a good wife. DOROTHY EVELYN POOLE Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club. Dot trans- ferred from Queen ' s and has already made herself well known on the Brevard campus with her merry ways. CORINNE PUETT Dallas, N. C. Euterpean, Vice-President ' 43; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council ' 43; Christian Workers ' Club, Vice-President ' 43; Forensic Club, Vice-President ' 42; Pertelote Staff, Associate Editor; Sigma Pi Alpha. Corny ' s classroom work grades, efficiency in planning religious progra ms, and good common sense show that she is not one bit corny, at least in those respects. DOROTHY CAROLYN RANDALL Shelby, N. C. Euterpean, Pianist ' 42, ' 43; Commercial Club; Mis- sionary Society, Pianist ' 41. Carolyn serenades the girls in the dormitory by tickling the piano keys to the tune of the Marines ' Hymn. M3Jl +.SENIORS AARON CONER ROBINSON. JR. Pageland, S. C. Delphian, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 43; Agriculture Club; Baseball; Basketball; Block B Club; Choir; Football, Captain ' 43; South Carolina Club. Connie is one of those South Carolinians who go in for almost every sport — basketball, football, and even pitching woo. RICHARD ELLIOTTE ROBINSON Boger City, N. C. Delphian; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club. Rich ' s main occupations this year have been making hosts of friends and singing in the choir. WILLIAM ISAM RUSH, IR. Holly Hill, S. C. Delphian, Secretary ' 42; Vice-Presiden t ' 43; Baptist Student Movement, Vice-President ' 42, President ' 43; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Work- ers ' Club; Dinosaurian; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff; South Carolina Club, Vice-President ' 42, President ' 43. This South Carolinian ' s last name gives away the secret of his technique with the girls. He keeps them in a rush. JAMES KENDRICK SANFORD. JR. Greensboro, N. C. Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 43; International Relations Club. If ability to be a newspaper man is being rationed, Sanford must have a priority rating. ELIZABETH LOUISE SCHELLBERG Louisville, Kentucky Euterpean. Here ' s a girl with plenty of fun and always ready for a good time. RICHARD ALVA SENTELLE Pisgah Forest, N. C. Cliosophic; Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club, President ' 43. A gentleman and friend to everyone — what more could you say for a personT- GEORGE HENRY SETSER Franklin, N. C. Cliosophic, Vice-President ' 43; Pertelote Staff ' 43. George is one of the boys who will Keep ' em Flying for Uncle Sam. ELEANOR LOUISE SHAVER Caldwell, Idaho Mnemosynean; Cheerleader ' 41; Choir; Preachers ' Kids, Vice-President ' 41, President ' 42. As one of the most attractive girls on the campus Elly was a grand combination of fun, laughter, and good sportsmanship. SEHIORSj . VIRGINIA ELISABETH SHERRILL Terrell, N. C. Euterpean: Choir; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Folk Dance Club; Tumbling Team. Lib takes her studies in the Business Department with merry laughter and ease, but she always comes out on top. PAULA MAE SMATHERS Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club. Paula, who is interested in making some person a good stenographer, can always be depended upon to add to the life of any party. ANDREW GARLAND SMITH Robersonville, N. C. Cliosophic; Agriculture Club; Folk Dance Club; Clarion Staff, Business Manager ' 43, Sports Editor ' 42. Garland ' s work at the A P and his duties with the Clarion have proved his ability. KITTIE LEE SMITH Rutherfordton, N. C. Euterpean; Pertelote Staff ' 42. Kittie ' s outstanding work in home economics shows that she has a mind of her own and that she uses it. MARGARET LOUISE SNEAD Anderson, S. C. Euterpean ' 42; Mnemosynean ' 43; Commercial Club; Folk Dance Club; South Carolina Club. Maggie ' s personality, plus her beautiful, big, blue eyes, would make her a hit anywhere. MYRTLE MAE SPAIN Norlina, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club; Circulation Manager of Clarion ' 43; International Relations Club; Scholastic Society; Sigma Pi Alpha; Student Council ' 43. Myrt is known for her scholastic record and her ability always to have the last word in a friendly way. MYRTLE AUDREY STARNES Monroe, N. C. Euterpean; Choir; Fireside Club; World Friendship Commission. Audrey lets everyone else do the talking except in Home Economics class, where she does her share of it. DONALD EDWIN STEAGALL Rockingham, N. C. Cliosophic; Dinosaurian, Vice-President ' 43. Don was equally expert at earning good grades, making friends, and playing ping-pong. RALPH McRAE STEAGALL Rockingham, N. C. Cliosophic; Intramural Boxing Team ' 43; Dino- saurian. If you are ever in doubt as to where Steagall is, look in the Chemistry Laboratory or at the ping-pong table. Then if you can ' t find him, ask Nancy. HELEN KATE STRAWN Marshville, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club; House President of West Hall ' 42; Victory Belle. Helen Kate has been equally successful at waiting on tables and working in Mr. Hughes ' office. RUBY LEE SLITHER Concord, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club; Fireside Club; Schol- astic Society; Sigma Pi Alpha. Suther may be identi- fied as the cute little girl who coaches English for Miss Craig. AL GORDON SWAN Andrews, N. C. Delphian; Basketball, Manager ' 42; Best Ail-Round Boy ' 42; Class President ' 42, ' 43; Folk Dance Club; Football; International Relations Club; Student Council. Here ' s the answer to a maiden ' s prayer, equipped with all the little extras — versatility, manner, and looks. MARY ALICE TINSLEY Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club. A quiet girl, always smiling, often seen giving someone a pep talk — that ' s Mary Alice. ELIZABETH JEAN TRUITT Sanford, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 43; Dinosaurian, Secretary-Treasurer ' 43; Inter- national Relations Club. Thoughts of Cecil and her home work in business keep Betty occupied. SAMUEL JESSE UNDERWOOD Draper, N. C. Cliosophic; Choir; International Relations Club; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice-President ' 43. Whether it ' s in Taylor Hall or in the kitchen, Sam can out-cook any ordinary cook. WADE FORREST UNDERWOOD Albermarle, N. C. Delphian, President ' 43; Folk Dance Club; Football; Vice-President of Class ' 43. A quiet man but quite a man. Get acquainted if it ' s possible. His line with women is a sure-fire proposition. +-J943 JAMES MONROE VAUGHN Carthage, N. C. Delphian, President ' 43; Block B Club, Vice- President ' 42; Council of Baptist Student Union. Maybe our bookstore manager, Monk, should be known as the left-handed demon with the little girl friend and the controlled ping-pong ball. GERALD WEESE Spartanburg, S. C. Delphian; South Carolina Club; Track. Gerald ' s speed made him a good track man, but he also used that speed to advantage in other things. VELMA CAROLYN WEST Yadkinville. N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club; Fireside Club; May Court ' 42. When Velma is not getting an assignment in accounting or shorthand, she is laughing and talk- ing with the flocks of girls who like to visit in her room. MARGARET E. WHITTINGTON Cane River, N. C. Mnemosynean, Treasurer ' 43; Commercial Club; Dinosaurian; Fireside Club. Margaret has proved her ability many times by her expert assistance to Miss Jackson. ANNIE KATHERINE WILLIS Belvvood, N. C. Euterpean; Basketball, Varsity Team ' 42; Choir; Commercial Club; Fireside Club; International Rela- tions Club. Annie Katherine was efficient, whether she was playing basketball or working in the dining room. LARRY FIERSHELL WILSON Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Just how long will playing ping- pong and matching pennies charm Larry? SEN ORSJl HBHHH COMMENCEMENT 1942 CLASS Of im John Carlos Anders Cleveland, S. C. Cliosopliic Betty Margaret A ycock Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean Opal Louise Banner Dobson, N. C. Euterpean Jetter A. Barker, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Delphian Charles H. Barnhardt Connelly Springs, N. C. Cliosopliic Irene Crawford Belk Matthews, N. C. Euterpean Mary Frances Black Charlotte, N. C. Mnemosynean Howard Mason Blanton Rutherfbrdton, N. C. Cliosopliic Virginia Mae Blanton Cliffside, N. C. Mnemosynean James Kerr Boone Waynesville, N. C. Cliosopliic De Lisle Bordeaux Burgaw, N. C. Euterpean Robert Hume Breese Waynesville, N. C. Cliosopliic James Phillip Brown Hamlet, N. C. Delphian Elizabeth Rose Buckner Chapel Hill, N. C. Mnemosynean Gwendolyn V. Buckner Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean Jacquelyn A. Buckner Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean CLASS Of 19¥t HMk Alvin Guv Burchfield Biltmore, N. C. Cliosophic Cornelia H. Cage Gallatin, Term. Euterpean Hilda Jeanette Carter Asheville, N. C Mnemosynean Inez Carter Monroe, N. C Jennie Lee Carter Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean Jo Ann Carter Asheville, N. C. Euterpean Doris Jane Caudle Peachland, N. C. Euterpean Charles D. Coleman, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Delphian Jean Corbitt Alexandria, Virginia Mnemosynean James Hudson Crowell Matthews, N. C. Delphian Jo Ann Dean Randleman, N. C. Euterpean Joseph Carl Dean Kernersville. N. C Delphian David Stewart Dixon Pisgah Forest, N. C. Delphian Jean Marjorie Dixon Brevard, N. C. Lillian Rebecca Dodd Shelby, N. C. Euterpean Jack Francis Dotson Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic CLASS of im James Weede Edney East Flat Rock, N. C. Delphian Mildred Elyna Eller Wilkesboro, N. C. Euterpean Clarence C. Engdahl Blue Island. 111. CUosophic Marjorie Grace Ezzelle VVaxhaw, N. C. Euterpean Margaret F. Ferguson Wilkesboro, N. C. Euterpean William Fetzer Brevard, N. C. Betty Finck Brevard, N. C. Madge Finger Lincolnton, N. C. Euterpean J. Margaret Fletcher Wilkesboro, N. C. Euterpean Violet Necia Galloway Brevard. N. C. Mnemosynean Manning Hayes Garren Greenville, S. C. Delphian Allen Meredith Gillie Draper, N. C. CUosophic Julia Meade Gray Greensboro, N. C. Euterpean Mary Jane Gray Guilford College, N. C. Euterpean Aaron Eugene Grissom Lowell, N. C. CUosophic Mary Sue Guy Stoney Point, N. C. Euterpean CLASS of tm Albert Forrest Hand Franklin M. Henderson Edith Ione Howell Ronald F. Kallam Charlotte, N. C. Oswego, S. C. Wadesboro, N. C. Walnut Cove. N. C. Delphian Cliosophic Eitterpean Delphian Flora Marie Hart Brevard, N. C. Jane Elizabeth Hensley Barbara Hurst Mary Jean Knighten Mnemosynean Bumsville, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Candler, N. C. Euterpean Euterpean Robert Stamey Hauss Margaret B. Hensley Lincolnton, N. C. Geneva Landers Delphian Burnsville, N. C. Annette Huskamp Brevard, N. C. Marshall, N. C. Mnemosynean D. Virginia Hedrick Raymus F. Hilliard High Point, N. C. Linwood. N. C. Robert M. Johnson William R. Laughridge Mnemosynean Cliosophic Taylors, S. C. Marion, N. C class or im George Owen Lee Lake Toxaway, N. C. Cliosophic Alan H. Leonard Ramseur, N. C. Cliosophic Betty Jean Lindsay Kannapolis, N. C. Mnemosynean Forrest Lee Loftin Statesville, N. C. Cliosophic Frances Janette Love Danbury, N. C. Eugenia Martin Waynesville, N. C. Euterpean Jack Daniel Martin Williamston, S. C. • Delphian Lillian Raye Martin Hickory, N. C. Hazel Pearl McAlister Belton, N. C. Euterpean Sarah McCreight Alexandria, Virginia Mnemosynean Charles H. McIntyre Tryon, N. C. Cliosophic Mary Ann McNeil Asheville, N. C. Euterpean William L. Medford Waynesville, N. C. Cliosophic Hazel Virginia Miller Cooleemee, N. C. Euterpean Edward C. Mitchem, Jr. Brevard, N. C. Frankie Nell Moore Brevard, N. C. ciass of im it William Morris Pisgah Forest, N. C. William McC. Morrison Matthews, N. C. Cliosophic Sara Jane Moseley Newton, N. C. Mnemosynean Faye Velna Nester Lynchburg, Virginia Eiiterpean Marian Aretta Norton Highlands, N. C. Eiiterpean Martha Lillian Oehm an Guilford College, N. C. Eiiterpean Sara Mae Osborne Greensboro, N. C. Eiiterpean Ernest Dillard Page Draper, N. C. Eiiterpean Blaine Frank Parker Cherryville. N. C. Cliosophic Foy Parker Dobson, N. C. William O. Parker, Jr. Mill Spring, N. C. Cliosophic Virginia H. Passavant Henderson, N. C. Mnemosynean Elaine Patton Jonesboro, N. C. Nancy E. Penland Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean Ethel Perry Zirconia, N. C. Robert Fain Peterson Cane River, N. C. Cliosophic CLASS Of 19¥t Eleanor Lucille Pettit Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean Jessie Anna Potts Highlands, N. C. Enterpean James B. Prestwood Lenoir, N. C. Cliosophic Agnes Annie Rayle Pineville. N. C. Enterpean Albert Reid Brevard, N. C. Albert Jesse Reno, Jr. Canton, N. C. Cliosophic Nevin J. Rice Charlotte, N. C. Delphian Virginia Evelyn Rice Charlotte, N. C. Enterpean Nancy Glenn Rickman Biltmore, N. C. Mnemosynean Constance Roberts Concord, N. C. Enterpean Evelyn Osteen Roberts Randleman, N. C. Enterpean Bonar Day Rodcers, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Delphian Marion Reese Rorie Monroe, N. C. Cliosophic John Alexander Ross Morganton, N. C. Opal Ruppe Rutherfordton, N. C. Jimmie David Sanders Conway, S. C. Cliosophic class or im Carl Richard Scruggs Brevard, N. C. Cordelia Seigler Asherille, N. C. NLnemosynean Mary Ellen Sentelle Pisgah Forest, N. C. NLnemosynean Martha Louise Shook Canton, N. C. Euterpean Betty Virginia Smith Greenville, S. C. Mnemosynean Eugene Samuel Smith Belews Creek, N. C. Cliosophic Loma Mae Starnes Waxhaw, N. C. Eitterpemi Mabel Cherry Starnes Monroe. N. C. Euterpean William Swan Andrews, N. C. Frances Louise Talley Penrose, N, C. Marjorie Jen Talley Penrose, N. C. Ethel B. Tankersley - Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean Jeanne Thomason Brevard, N. C. NLnemosynean Russell Thompson Mill Spring, N. C. Cliosophic Samuel E. Troutman Troutman, N. C. Cliosophic Casey Tweed Marshall, N. C. Cliosophic CLASS Of 19M Virginia Huskamp Brevard, N. C. Commercial John Walter Vassey Brevard, N. C. Delphian Frank Molton Wilson Nebo, N. C. Cliosophic Jennie Clyde Worth Jefferson, N. C. Mnemosynean Opal Virginia Roberts Concord, N. C. Commercial M Elizabeth Wilson Canton, N. C. SPECIAL Florine Yates Rockingham, N. C. Euterpean Rita Hughes Wilson Burlington, N. C. Mnemosynean STUDENTS Grace Young Asheville, N. C. James Andrew Wyatt Winston-Salem, N. C. Delphian -■= - FRESHMAN EXTRA-CURRICULAR PILOT AERONAUTICS Started at Brevard College in September, 1940. as the Civilian Pilot Training Program, this work was offered to students on a part-time basis. Recently it has been changed to the Civil Aeronautics Administration War Training Service to meet the war-time demands for flight instructors and transport pilots. The ground school course consists at the present time of 240 hours of study in specified courses. Flight training is given at Meyer Flying Service in Hendersonville. The program, organized under the able supervision of G. W. Campbell, coordinator and instructor, has graduated a total of more than one hundred pilots for advanced training with the Armv and Navy. JULY-AUGUST CLASS CAA War Training Service — at Brevard College and Meyer Flying Service Rending from left to right: Robert Cooper, Hendersonville; William Woodward, Hendersonville; Beaufort Lancaster, Spindale; Howard Barnwell, Black Mountain; Charles Sandifer, Lowell; Wade Harmon, Gastonia; Oliver Hendricks, Brevard; Charles Grice, Horse Shoe; G. W. Campbell. Coordinator; Bruce Pettit, Brevard; Gerald Medd, Arden; Paul Eakins, Morganton; Calvin Raxter, Brevard; Frank Fleming, Highlands; Wade Underwood, Inspection Officer; Travis Brown, Hendersonville; Ronald Boling, Hendersonville; Ronald Rush, Clyde; Lewis Sims, Brevard; Roy Staton, Hendersonville; Theodore Hartzog, Hendersjnville; and Al Swan, Olhcer-in-Charge. TRAINING l-tjlf A « SEPTEMBER CLASS CAA War Training Service — at Brevard College and Meyer Flying Service Front row, left to right: Al Swan, Officer-in-Charge; Paul Wright, Asheville; Ormond Corey, Hickory; James Prestvvood, Lowell; Stephen Garren, Hendersonville; John Baroudi, North Creek, N. Y.; David Sams, Mars Hill; John Tate. Blowing Rock; and Thomas Hardee, Sumter, S. C. Back row: Judson Tanner, Miami, Fla.; Graham Thornton, Pauline, S. C; Edwin Stewart, Newland; David Latham. Greenville, S. C; Edgar Elrod, Charlotte; Roy Millwood, Whitestone, S. C; Robert Heaton, Andrews; and Samuel Leonard, Salisbury. DECEMBER CLASS Left to right: Billie F. Swann. Tryon; Wayne O ' Neil, Tryon; William South, Honea Path, S. C; Broadus Traynham, Greenville, S. C; Franklin Lambeth. Charlotte; Thomas Haynes, Spartanburg, S. C; James Bennett, Ware Shoals, S. C; Lauchlin McGeachy, Tryon; Milton McLanahan, Greenwood, S. C; and Newton Rector, Tryon. HERE AND THERE Salute to Alumni in the Air Forces A Few Pictured at Plight Major David Stentz, ' 40, Lt. Thomas F. Munro ' 39, Lt. Henry Y. Miller 38, Sgt. Y T. Jenkins ' 40, Lt. Marvin D. Little ' 40. A THLETICS MEN ' S ATHLETICS MEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS The Men ' s Physical Education and Athletic Department was con- ducted by Miss Nancy Blanton, with the help of Nevin Rice, student assistant. This year our activities in physical education have turned to a physical fitness program on account of the emphasis placed upon physical fitness by the Armed Forces. Along with this type of program we, here at Brevard College, have tried to follow our regular seasonal sports and carry on our athletic program as best we could under the new O.P.A. set-up. Our football season was a big success. The varsity team was under student organization and coaching. 1 he society intramural football games were held as usual this year. In basketball, an intramural tournament was conducted in which the entire student body was divided into counselling groups, each with an organ- ized team and a faculty sponsor. The winning teams were chosen by the percentage of games won. An all-star team, for both men and women chosen on the bases of playing and sportsmanship, was recognized at our annual athletic banquet. Outside the intramural program our varsity team, coached for the first time by a woman, played a scries of scheduled games. Baseball, track, tennis, Softball, speedball, and volley-ball were offered along with the program of calisthenics. CHEER LEADERS Chief: Patricia Brinkley, Hubert Hauss, Eleanor Pettit. BREVARD COLLEGE TORNADOES The Brevard College Tornadoes, consisting of nine former lettermen and fourteen new players, won two victories over Biltmore High and Asheville School for Boys and suffered three defeats from Cullowhee and Asheville High School. The team was under the direction of these students: Coach, Al Swan; Manager, Phil Brown; Captain, Connie Robinson. Standing: Al Swan, Ernest Banner, Connie Robinson, J. C. Anders, Clarence Engdahl, Frank Wilson, Monroe Vaughn. Seated: B. K. Rodgers, Alva Sentelle, Johnny Houston, Eugene Grissom, Albert Hand, Andy Barker, Joe Jacobs. Kneeling: Richard Franklin, Manning Garren, Wade Underwood, Nevin Rice, Leo Nance, Odell Buckner, Douglas Jones, Grover Arvey. Absent: David Franklin, Lonnie Bishop, Elbert Gregory. BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, left to right: Albert Hand, Manning Garren, Guy Burchheld, Lonnie Bishop, Odell Buckner. Second Row: Ernest Banner, Hubert Mclntyre, Hugh Harris, Andy Barker. Connie Robin- son. Back Row: Miss Blanton (Coach). BLOCK B CLUB First Row, left to right: Monroe Vaughn, Joe Lashley, Freitus Dawsey, Ernest Banner, Odell Buckner, Douglas Jones. Second Row: Nevin Rice, Lonnie Bishop, Albert Hand. Andy Barker, Leo Nance. Third Row: Bob Hauss, B. D. Rodgers, Clarence Engdahl, Andy Wyatt, Hubert Mclntyre, A. J. Reno. Fourth Row: Johnny Houston, Connie Robinson, Manning Garren, Hugh Harris. Phillip Brown. MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS FOR MEN Reading Down, left to right: Baseball, Baseball, Baseball, Volleyball, Pole Vault, Javelin, Climbing the Rope in Gym, Tumbling. lu Nevin Rice Student Assistant in Men ' s Physical Education SPECTATOR SPORTSMANSHIP WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Nancy Blanton The objectives of the Women ' s Physical Education Department at Brevard College are to cause as many voung women as possible to participate in the physical activities, to develop the proper ideas and attitudes in such activities, and to teach many specific neuromuscular skills. The phvsical education program follows the seasonal sports. Fall activ- ities are speedball, calisthenics, and tumbling; winter activities, basketball and bowling; spring, tennis, track, archery, and Softball; and summer, swimming and life-saving. All of the women ' s athletics are conducted on an intramural basis. Ping-pong, badminton, and horseshoes are the recreational sports offered to the students during the social hours. The participation, in the activities offered, has done a great deal in promoting good health and sportsmanship among the girls. U lJJPiraS ■ Right to left: Golf, Tumbling, Discus Throw, Archery, Speedball, Scissor Jump, Tennis, Broad Jump, I lurches. Shot Put, High Jump, Softball, Pyramid Building. The pictures shown above are good examples or our summer school activities. Classes in beginning, intermediate, and advanced swimming and life-saving are offered. All the students are given free tickets to the Brevard Municipal Swimming Pool, and the swimming classes are held there. ODD INTERVALS Salute to Alumni in all Other Fields of Patriotic Service — Civilian or Military. ORGANIZATIONS m MNEMOSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Josephine Jones; Vice-President, Virginia Blanton; Secretary, Betty Smith; Treasurer, Margaret Whittington. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lillie A. Brown. DELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Monroe Vaughn; Vice-President, William Rush; Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Coleman; Sergeant-at-Arms, Connie Robinson; Chaplain, Frank Hayes. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Lloyd Hughes. EUTERPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Cathrine Edgevvorth; Vice-President, Marjorie Ezzelle; Secretary-Treasurer, Louise Burnette; Chaplain, Jo Ann Dean; Marshal, Kitty Smith; Pianist, Grace Dooley. Faculty Sponsors: Mrs. E. J. Coltrane and Miss Nancy Blanton. - CLIOSOPHIC LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Luther Earwood; Vice-President, George Setser; Secretary-Treasurer, Hugh Harris; Chaplain, Raymus Hilliard; Sergeant-at-Arms, Johnny Houston; Critic, Odell Buckner; Publicity Manager, David Franklin. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. G. H. Farley. FALL INITIATIONS a £ PERTELOTE STAff LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief Julia Owen Associate Editor Hubert Owen Associate Editor Corinne Puett Senior Editor Elsie Barnhill Freshman Editor Elizabeth Wilson Photography Editor (Succeeded by Jo Ann Carter) DaVID DlXON Write-up Editor George Setser Write-up Editor Ralph Steagall Sports Editor for Men William Rush Sports Editor for Women Virginia Blanton Typisl Virginia Hedrick fymsi Betty Smith Organizations Editor Louise Burnette Feature Editor Margaret Ferguson BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager (Succeeded by Robert Hauss) Philip Frazier Assistant Business Manager Betty Aycock Advertising Manager Josephine Jones Circulation Manager Sue Allen FACULTY ADVISER Miss Marjorie Craig CLARION STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief James Sanford Associate Editor Jessie Potts Sports Editor Nevin Rice REPORTERS Julia Cutchin Ronald Kallam Patricia Brinkley Madge Finger Marjorie Ezzelle Mabel Starnes BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Ethel Tankersley Assistant Business Manager B. D. Rodgers Circulation Manager Myrtle Mae Spain Assistant Circulation Manager Alan Leonard TYPISTS Virginia Rice, Florine Yates FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. E. J. Coltrane - STUDENT COUNCIL President David Franklin Vice-President Al Swan Secretary Frances Pace Sophomore Representatives Gilreath Adams Cathrine Edgeworth Myrtle Mae Spain Freshman Representatives Sarah Jane Moseley Nevin Rice B. D. Rodgers Faculty Adviser Dr. Burt W. Loomis __OMP SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY Officers: President, Louise Huntley; Vice-Pre sident, Frank Hayes; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Gladys Burnette. Other Members: Gilreath Adams, Louise Burnette, Felicia Edwards, David Franklin, Pauline Meredith, Hubert Owen, Julia Owen, Frances Pace, Myrtle Mae Spain, Ruby Suther. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Harold Hancock. PREACHERS ' KIDS Officers: President, Elly Shaver; Secretary, Charles Barnhardt. Other Student Members: Gilreath Adams, Frances Love, Foy Parker, Agnes Rayle, Osteen Roberts, Betty Smith, Jeanne Thomason, Samuel Under- wood. Faculty Members: Mrs. Bradley, Miss Brown, Miss Cherry, Mrs. Pangle. Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. E. J. Coltrane. I-J I . J ■CI I! i ? ' • 1 CHRISTIAN STUDENT MOVEMENT COUNCIL President Gilreath Adams Firsf Vice-President Julia Cutchin Second Vice-President Julia Owen Secretary-Treasurer Cathrine Edgeworth Social Relations Chairman Corinne Puett World Friendship Chairman Frances Pace Baptist Student Representative William Rush Brevard Methodist Student Representative David Franklin Publicity Chairman Joe Lasley Faculty Sponsor Miss Mabel Cherry CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' CLUB Officers: President, Gilreath Adams; Vice-President, Corinne Puett; Secretary, Julia Cutchin. Other Members: Bertha Baldwin. Louise Banner, Guy Birchfield, Irene Belk Jacqueline Buckner, Jennie Lee Carter, Jo Ann Carter, Virginia Dalton, Jo Ann Dean, Joe Dean, Rebecca Dodd, Elyna Eller, Madge Finger, Mary Sue Guy Eugene Grissom, Raymus Hilliard, Barbara Hurst, Modine Kttchens, Ronald Kallum, Joe Laslev, Wvnette McFaddin, Leo Nance, Martha Oehman, Ernest Paae Nancv Rickman, Constance Roberts, Opal Roberts, Osteen Rob- erts, Opaf Ruppe, Bill Rush, Mabel Starnes, Rita Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Mabel Cherry. COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers: President, Gladys Burnette; Vice-President, Felicia Edwards; Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Truitt. Other Members: Louise Banner, De Lisle Bordeaux, Gwendolyn Buck- ner, Cornelia Cage, Louise Huntley, Gwendolyn Jackson, Jo Doris Johnson, Jean Knighten, Geneva Landers, Pauline Meredith, Faye Nester, Janice Owens, Virginia Rice, Opal Ruppe, Elizabeth Sherrill, Loma Starnes, Margaret Whit- tington Annie Katherine Willis, Jennie Clyde Worth, Grace Young. Sponsor: Miss Grace Jackson. CHOIR Officers: President, Julia Owen; Librarian, Josephine Jones; Business Manager, Jo Ann Carter. Other Members: Gilreath Adams, Sue Allen, Betty Bason, Lonnie Bishop, De Lisle Bordeaux, Gwendolyn Buckner, Jacqueline Buckner, Bette Cheadle, James Crowell, Jo Ann Dean, Joe Dean, Cathrine Edgeworth, Clar- ence Engdahl, Madge Finger, Richard Franklin, Eugene Grissom, Jean Knighten, Geneva Landers, Robert Meek, Wynette McFaddin, Leo Nance, Hubert Owen, Corinne Puett, A. J. Reno, Nevin Rice, Osteen Roberts, Rich- ard Robinson, Louise Shook, Betty Smith, Annie Katherine Willis, Frank Wilson. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lillie A. Brown. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers: President, Clarence Engdahl; Vice-President, Leo Nance; Sec- retary, Elsie Barnhill. Other Members: Mamie Addington, Betty Bason, Gladys Burnette, Louise Burnette, Phillip Brown, Chivous Cole, Henry Edwards, Madge Finger, Philip Frazier, Robert Gash, Alan Gillie, Raymus Hilliard, Barbara Hurst, Jo Doris lohnson, loe Lasley, Alan Leonard, Jean Lindsey, Robert Meek, Sara Jane Moseley, Rupert Nor ' fleet, Ernest Page, William Rush, Betty Truitt, Samuel Underwood, Annie Katherine Willis. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Harold Hancock. .,. PIPE SMOKERS ' CLUB Officers: President, Joe Dean; Vice-President, Albert Hand; Secretary, Andy Wyatt; Treasurer, J. C. Anders; Chaplain, Ronald Kallam. Other Members: James Boone, Robert Breese, Frank Crawford, Freitus Dawsey, Clinton Eubanks, Manning Garren, John Lewis Hewitt, William Laughridge, Hubert Mclntyre, Lawrence Medford, William Morrison, Russell Thompson, Sam Troutman, Jimmie Sanders, Frank Wilson. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Humphrey Olsen. 1 II 4 • 1 1 A, SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB Officers: President, William Rush; Vice-President, Connie Robinson; Secretary, Wynette McFaddin. Other Members: J. C. Anders, Charles Coleman, John Crawford, Mary Ruth Davenport, Freitus Dawsey, Manning Garren, Herbert Gregory, Frank Henderson, Johnny Houston, Robert Johnson, Douglas Jones, Hazel McAlister, Jack Martin, Connie Robinson, Jimmie Sanders, Betty Smith, Margaret Snead. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Grace Jackson. ■ DAY STUDENTS ' CLUB Officers: President, Robert Gash; Secretary, Mary Alice Tinsley. Other Members: Betty Aycock, Conley Bradley, Beth Buckner, Jean Dixon, David Dixon, Betty Finck, David Franklin, Richard Franklin, Necia Galloway, Mary Alice Hardin, Marie Hart, Betty Hensley, Bobby Melton, Frankie Moore, Charlie Patton, Eleanor Pettit, Ethlyn Pickelsimer, Dorothy Poole, Carl Scruggs, Alva Sentelle, Ellen Sentelle, Paula Smathers, Myrtle Mae Spain, Frances Talley, Marjorie 1 alley, Ethel Tankersley, Jeanne Thomason, Casey Tweed, John Vassey, Elizabeth Wilson, Larry Wilson. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Lloyd Hughes. :l DINOSAURIANS (MEN) Officers: President, Don Steagall; Vice-President, Samuel Troutman; Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Martin; Chaplain, Raymus Hilliard. Other Members: Andy Barker, Charles Barnhardt, Robert Breese, Philip Brown, James Crowell, Joe Dean, Jack Dotson, Clarence Engdahl, Albert Hand, Ronald Kallam, Alan Leonard, Forrest Lot ' tin, William Morrison, Rupert Nor- fleet, Robert Peterson, James Prestvvood, Nevin Rice, John Ross, William Rush, Ralph Steagall, Frank Wilson, Andy Wyatt. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Humphrey Olsen. (WOMEN) Officers: President, Marjorie Ezzelle; Vice-President, Sara Jane Moseley; Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Truitt; Chaplain, Jessie Potts. Other Members: Mamie Addington, Sue Allen, Betty Bason, Mary Frances Black, Virginia Blanton, De Lisle Bordeaux, Patricia Brinkley, Gwen- dolyn Buckner, Gladys Burnette, Cornelia Cage, Mary Ruth Davenport, Jo Ann Dean, Rebecca Dodd, Margaret Ferguson, Virginia Hedrick, Edith Howell, Louise Huntley, Barbara Hurst, Gwendolyn Jackson, Jo Doris Johnson, Jo Jones, Jean Knighten, Betty Jean Lindsey, Mary Anne McNeil, Eugenia Martin, Wynette McFaddin, Faye Nester, Martha Oehman, Virginia Passavant, Esther Pegg, Nancy Penland, Agnes Rayle, Connie Roberts, Elizabeth Sherrill, Cordelia Seigler, Margaret Snead, Ruby Suther, Margaret Whittington, Velma West. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lillie A. Brown. ■n ffc : SIGMA PI ALPHA Officers: President, Louise Burnette; Vice-President, Samuel Under- wood; Secretary, Julia Owen. Other Members: Gilreath Adams, Betty Bason, Cathrine Edgeworth, Marjorie Ezzelle, Betty Finck, Mary Alice Hardin, Modine Kitchens, Corinne Puett, Myrtle Mae Spain, Ruby Suther. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Dulcie Hayes. DRAMATIC CLUB Officers: President, Alva Sentelle; First Vice-President, Mary Alice Hardin; Second Vice-President, Cathrine Edgevvorth; Secretary, Marjorie Ezzelle. Other Members: Elsie Barnhill, Irene Belk, Patricia Brinkley, Beth Buckner, David Dixon, Rebecca Dodd, Betty Finck, Madge Finger, Philip Frazier, John Lewis Hewitt, Louise Huntley, Robert Johnson, Sara Jane Moseley, Eleanor Pettit, Osteen Roberts, Paula Smathers, Mary Alice Tinsley, Betty Truitt, John Vassey, Annie Katherine Willis. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lucille Smith. 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LIBKRiS W i KSSfiSS O; COMMERCIAL COURSES Expenses very low considering advantages offered For Catalogue and other information Write to P. E. MONROE, President LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE HICKORY, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF DUNHAM ' S Music House 63 Patton Avenue Phone 420 Asheville, North Carolina « COMPLIMENTS of A. W. Wheeler Son, Inc. BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA Varner ' s Drug Store WALGREEN ' S AGENCY Brevard, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Mrs. Mary Jane McCrary INSURANCE AGENT BREVARD, N. C. Clothing, Shoes, Sporting Goods When in Asheville make our store your headquarters. 35 Patton Ave. through to College Asheville Army Store Hursey 8C Company Jewelry and Watch Repairing Trophies, Gifts 67 HAYWOOD STREET ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Centennial Bowling Center BREVARD ' S RECREATIONAL SPOT SIX MODERN LANES COMPLIMENTS OF Canteen Cafe BREVARD, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF JACK BARFIELD DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Of Asheville, North Carolina S. M. MacFie Drug Co. The Rexall Store Fountain Service and Sandwiches Biltmore Ice Cream School Supplies Brevard, North Carolina J M % '  COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE ' S 5-10-25c Stores, Inc. BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA t WWWWWNA Patterson ' s Department Store ' Brevard ' s Shopping Center Brevard, North Carolina TALMAN Office Supplies, Inc. OFFICE OUTFITTERS COMMERCIAL STATIONERS OFFICE SUPPLIES ENGRAVING Telephones 2105-2106, 8 College St. Asheville, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Transylvania Trust Company BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Town of Brevard My WMAAAAAAAAA k COMPLIMENTS OF B. 8C B. Feed 8C Seed Company FEEDS, SEEDS, FLOUR FERTILIZER BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA Graduates We Salute You And Wish For You All Possible Success The Transylvania Times Winner of 1942 Award for Best Non-Daily Newspaper in North Carolina Brevard, North Carolina Honoring DR. HENRY C. SPRINKLE, JR. now Lieutenant, Chaplain Corps, U. S. N. R DRUGS CANDIES SODAS STATIONERY LONGS DRUG STORE BREVARD, N. C. BREVARD COLLEGE BOOSTERS PHONE 85 FRUITS AND PRODUCE C FROST SEALED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 109-111 Roberts Street Asheville, North Carolina DRINK ORANGE CRUSH In the Brown Bottle ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO. Asheville, North Carolina SID BARNETTS MACHINE SHOP WELDING BRAZING GENERAL REPAIRING LATHE AND PLANER WORK Promptness Our Motto Pisgah Forest, No rth Carolina J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY Wedding, Reception and Visiting Cards, Personal Stationery Samples Upon Request 110 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Georgia ASHEVILLE LINEN SERVICE 116 Hilliard Ave. Asheville. N. C. I Milium Pieces of Linen And Nothing To Sell But Service HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY Greenville, S. C. The Style And Quality Store HOISUM Butter-Krust BREAD IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Hendersonville, North Carolina SOUTHERN PAPER PRODUCTS COMPANY Wholesale PAPER MERCHANTS Phone 1108 745 Biltmore Ave Asheville. North Carolina , irf dMMNrfNd M Mfcrf b d dfcdfcdNdMMNrfM dMMMbdNdM M Compliments of E B BS B ROTH ERS WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS Asheville, North Carolina m wyMMwwwwMwwwwywyw yww utcatavlu- iifji tavliA BiL .. I Archives 378.9756 B8 The Pertelote. Brevard College 1935 0041043 9 BREVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY