Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1945 volume:

4 ojevA C QLLEC 1853-2003 James A. Jones Library Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Ex Libris J THE 1945 PERTELOTE Marches I FEBRUARY COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS Anna Lee Bauman, Chief Marsha] Ruth Lewis Elizabeth Ray Ethel Bratcher Jeffery Coltrane Christine Crawford Caroline Warren In June 1944 Brevard College celebrated its tenth anniversary, round- ing out a decade of service and achievement. This celebration was marked by the return of many alumni and members o f the Board of Trustees. There was a full week-end of fun and fellowship, which was climaxed by a pageant, The Bells of Brevard, presented on West Hall lawn by the faculty, students, and alumni. This year, 1944-45, marks the beginning of another decade of growth and improvement. As we look into the future we see Brevard College a larger and finer institution for all those who come here. Already many improvements have been made. The gymnasium, built by the students and friends of the College, is in the process of being enlarged. At the meeting of the alumni during the 1944 Home-Coming, a fund was started for the library in memory of Mr. C. E. Buckner, former dean of the Col- lege. Already ' additions are being made to the contents of the library. The walk from West Hall to Taylor Hall has been paved. Because of an in- crease in students, Ross Hall ' has been re-opened as a dormitory for boys; and Taylor Hall, from roof to basement, is full of girls. Virginia Lodge is not in use. f offer 1 fct This year Brevard College has not only grown but has enlarged its offerings. An art department, under the direction of Mrs. Bramlett, has been added to the curriculum. This year also, in addition to voice and piano, violin is taught. In the summer of 1944 Brevard College lent dorm- itory space and other forms of cooperation to the Transylvania Music Camp under the direction of Mr. Pfohl. The concerts on the campus were an enjoyable phase of the summer school entertainment program. Although it has been a year of hard work for many, it has been one of pleasure. There has always been the never-tiring work and inspiration of our president, the never-ending determination of our faculty for better character and higher achievement in our students, and a spirit of loyalty in the alumni and friends of the College to keep us pressing hopefully toward the future. The same zeal and determination that have brought Brevard College through the last ten years will carry it successfully into the future, with even greater and more significant accomplishments. DEDICATION The 1945 Pertelote is dedicated to Mr. Caney Edward Buck- ncr, whose death occurred on September 29, 1944. Mr. Buckner came to Brevard College in the summer of 1935 and served as dean and registrar for seven years. Subsequently he went to Chapel Hill, where he was principal of the high school and later a member of the faculty of the University of North Carolina. His sudden and unexpected passing brought poignant sorrow to his many Brevard College friends. In an effort to perpetuate the inspiration of his memory, to give recognition to the fine integrity of his character, and to extend im- measurably the beneficent influence of a creative life, the Alumni Association of Brevard College has initiated a Caney E. Buckner memorial fund drive to raise $10,000 for the Brevard College Library. The gift of good books to the present and oncoming classes at Brevard is a fitting tribute to one whose unfailing kindness, unfal- tering service, and unquestioned faith in the potentialities of youth so endeared him to all his friends. The Pertelote, in dedicating this volume to Mr. Buckner, is affirming the belief of the Staff that a good man ' s life is a light, both to those who remember him and to those who encounter the blessings he worked for, down unnumbered years. Dr. Eugene J. Coltrane A. B., D. Ed. President of the College Faculty and Adftinistatrion • • FACULTY AND Miss Gertrude Barnes, B. S., M. A. Voice, Harmony , Choir Mrs. Elsie G. Bramlett Art Albert L. Bramlett, B. S., M. A., Ph.D. History Mrs. Esther Smathers Capps Nurse Mrs. Isabel Doub Coltrane, B.L., B.Mus., A.M. Registrar, English Miss Jessie Mae Cover, A. B., B. S. in L. S. Librarian Miss Marjorie Craig, A. B., A. M. English, Pre-College Erench Ashley J. Dickson Farm Superintendent Mrs. Frances Dickson Secretory to the President Miss Lois Elizabeth Frazier, B. S. Business Education Miss Dulcie Hayes, A. B., A. M. Demi of Taylor Hall, French, Spanish Miss Mabel Hendrix, A. B., M. S. in H. E. Home Economics Robert Lee Johnson Treasurer Mrs. R. N. Lobdell, B. S-, M. S. Biology, Botany, Zoology Burt W. Loomis, B.S. in Education, A.M., Ph.D. Psychology, Education I __ J LI S ffi I £-• J Mrs. Grace Jackson Munro, B. S. Business Education Maxwell Galbraith Pangle, A. B., A. M. Economics, Sociology Mrs. Loula McNeer Pangle, A. B., A. M. Mathematics Miss Agnes Evelyn Powell, B. S. Dietitian Joseph M. Rimmer Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds C. Edward Roy, A. B.. B. D., Religious Education Mrs. Sarah McGill Ruggles Bookkeeper Wlllard E. Ruggles, B. A., M. A., Dean of Men, Government, Hygiene for Men, Physical Education for Men Miss Lucile Smith, A. B., A. M. Dean of Women, English, Dramatics Miss Margaret Spiro Piano and Violin J. J. Stevenson, Jr., A. B., B. D. Dean of the College Carl Hoyt Trowbridge, A. B., A. M. Vice-President, Chemistry, Physics Howard Wilkie, B. S. Eoothall Coach Miss Ruth Pauline Wilson, A. B. Director of Physical Education for Women, Hygiene, Pre-College Erench ADMINISTRATION • • FEBRUARY, 1945 GRADUATES Front Row — M. Starnes, W. Woosley, D. Woosley, Ferree, Sentelle. Second Row — E. Starnes, Carson. Third Row — Newell, Woodfin, Brake, Jones, King. Fourth Row — Orr, Smith, Heath, Vannoy. CLASSES Although the main emphasis of Brevard College is on the first two years of college, two or more years of high school are offered in an accelerated program. There are three graduating classes each year — September, February, and June — in both junior college and high school departments. As the number of alumni increases, Bre- vard College becomes better represented in all corners of the world. I SENIOR CLASS and OFFICERS President Joe Petree Vice President Mayme Jones Secretary-Treasurer Alyce Rogers Student Council Representatives Dorothy Peed and Millicent Stafford SENIOR charles Mcdonald abernathy Dolphin, Va. Transfer from Ferrum Junior College; the quiet owner of those sensational black waves is actively interested in all that goes on around him. MAXCY LANE BARNHILL Glenwood, Ga. Mnemosynean; Christian Student Movement, Social Chairman, ' 45; Clarion Staff, Reporter ' 44, Editor-in-Chief ' 45; International Relations Club. Leave it to Maxcy Lane to have her fingers in everything. But why not— she is go- ing to be a newspaper woman. LENORA DELL ALLEN Mocksville, N. C. Euterpean; Choir, Christian Workers ' Club; Commer- cial Club; Dramatic Club; Music Appreciation Club, Sec- retary ' 45. Our feminine Bing Crosby captivates our hearts with her voice, her ways, and her radiant beauty. ANNA LEE BAUMAN Asheville, N. C. Euterpean; Chief Marshal ' 45; International Relations Club; Music Appreciation Club; Pertelote Staff ' 45; Phi Theta Kappa. Twerp possesses wit and wisdom. BETTY JEAN ANDERSON Hayesville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club. A dash of personality, a shake of vitality, a pinch of wit mixed thoroughly together give one Betty Bean. MARJORIE CAROLYN BEAM Cherryville, N. C. Transfer from Greensboro College for Women; Euter- pean. A girl everybody likes— she rings the tardy bell late. MARGARET LOUISE ANDERSON Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean, Treasurer ' 44; Glee Club; Mu Delta, Vice President ' 44; Phi Theta Kappa, President ' 45. Sci- ence, people, and merriment were invented for Louise; at least she makes one think so. BEATRICE BEIL Brookfield, Ohio Mnemosynean; Home Economics Club. Dainty in per- son and gentle in manner. CLASS fltfJS DORIS LUCILLE BENNETT Charlotte, N. C. Euterpean; Mu Delta, Secretary ' 45. Aside from her numerous dates, Doris can always find time to drop a broom downstairs. SARA BRYSON Advance, N. C. Euterpean; International Relations Club; Preacher ' s Kids. A beautiful blonde who feuded with Mocksville on everv occasion. . MARTHA BLUE Carthage, N. C. Euterpean; Glee Club. Mu Delta. Everyone likes Mar- tha, and from what we hear that includes the Army. BETTY LOU BUCKNER Fairview, N. C. Mnemosynean; Band; Choir; Commercial Club. Betty Lou and lettuce go together like Popeye and spinach; but whv not— lettuce makes lovely ladies. HENRIETTA PHYLLIS BRIGGS Hendersonville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Alpha Pi Epsilon; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club. As Miss Jackson, Henrietta ' s a natural. LOIS VIRGINIA BURNETTE Scaly. N. C. Euterpean, Reporter ' 44; Chrion Staff ' 45; Pertelote Staff ' 44; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. President ' 45. Ginny ' s quiet dignity and intellectual ability make us all admire her. JAMES DEWEY BROWN Asheville, N. C. Cliosophic; International Relations Club; Youth Tem- perance Council. J. D. is Brevard ' s combination of coun- try gentleman and city slicker. He loves ' em all. MARGARET REBECCA BURNETTE Enka, N. C. Euterpean; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secre- tary-Treasurer ' 45. Margaret, let us in on the secret of your ability always to have a man even with the present shortage. SENIOR SARAH ELLEN BURNETTE Enka, N. C. Euterpean; Choir; International Relations Club; Mu Delta. Ellen ' s vocation will probably be science, but her avocation will always be ping-pong. MARY ELIZABETH DEAS Canton, N. C. Transfer from Lees-McRae. Quiet and dignified is Mary, whose favorite habit is to read an absorbing novel the day before a big test and come out with a good grade every time. RAYMOND PRESSLEY CARSON Belmont. N. C. Cliosophic, Chaplain ' 44; Vice-President ' 45; Christian Student Movement Council; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 44; Dramatic Club; Manager of Book Store; Music Appreciation Club; Youth Temperance Council; Most Popular Freshman Boy ' 44. We predict success for Raymond in his career as a minister, because he so easilv wins friends and influences people. ELIZABETH ANN COWAN Sylva, N. C. Euterpean; Clec Club; Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer ' 44, ' 45. Thorough work, quiet dignity, and ambition charac- terize our Ann. BETTY JEAN DEATON Huntersville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club. We admire Deaton ' s sunnv smile, because she must be lonesome without Casey. MARY VIRGINIA DOTSON Charlotte, N. C. Euterpean; Music Appreciation Club; Youth Temper- ance Council. What will West Hall do without Pokie to practice on the pianor PHOEBE ALICE CRARY Brevard, N. C. Euterpean; Day Students ' Club; Mu Delta; Student Council. Rosy cheeks and a rosy disposition wear well with Betty, who is one of our youngest sophomores. JULIA DUCKWORTH Morganton, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Pertehte Staff ' 45. Bubbling energy and do it or die trying com- bine in Preposition. CLASS BETTY MACHREE ELLINGTON Belmont, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club. Betty plans to go home and work in an office. WINFRED REYNOLDS ERVIN Charlotte, N. C. Delphian; Sergeant-at-Arms ' 45; Block B Club; Bas- ketball Team, Manager ' 45; Dramatic Club; Football Team; International Relations Club; Preacher ' s Kids; Ross Hall Council, President ' 45; Youth Temperance Council, Vice President ' 45. Wimp ' s activities speak for his energy; his friends, and his personality. MILLARD MOORES FIRESHEETS Reidsville, N. C. Cliosophic; Dramatic Club; Mu Delta, Secretary-Treas- urer ' 45; Music Appreciation Club; Pipe Smokers ' Club. Where will we find another boy who will live up to Millard ' s philosophy of Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow vou mav die? NANCY FITZGERALD Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Preacher ' s Kids; Sigma Pi Alpha. That innocent Was someone calling me? after half an hour s yell is typical of Nancy. CLARA MARIE FERREE Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean, Secretary-Treasurer ' 45; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Summer ' 44; Interna- tional Relations Club; Marshal, Chief ' 45; Most Intellec- tual Freshman ' 44; Mu Delta, President ' 45; Music Ap- preciation Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Vice President of Sophomo re Class ' 45; Youth Temperance Council. This scientifically-minded sophomore is headed for Duke. JAMES DAVID FIRESHEETS Reidsville, N. C. Cliosophic, Chaplain ' 45; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club. A soft touch on those ivory keys, friendliness, sincerity— add these up and you have David! LENA VEIGH FOSTER Southmont, N. C. Euterpean, Marshal ' 44, Vice President ' 45; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; Mu Delta; Youth Temperance Council, Treasurer ' 45. A lovely name, a lovelv smile, a lovelv face, a lovely chile. BENJAMIN DAVID FRANKLIN Asheville, N. C. Cliosophic; Block B Club; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council; Day Students ' Club; Scholastic So- ciety; Student Council, Representative ' 42, President ' 43. After serving Uncle Sam for two years, a former president of the student body is back with us— still able, modest, and friendly. SENIOR CLARA MAY FREEMAN Hendersonville, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; International Re- lation ' s Club; Music Appreciation Club; Student Council. President ' 45. We shall have a hard time replacing Clara May, one so full of graciousness, friendliness, and able leadership. GORDON N. GRAHAM Jonesville, N. C. Cliosophic; International Relations Club; Preacher ' s Kids, President ' 45; Ross Hall Council, Vice President ' 45; Student Council. This P. K. carries out the tradition of long winded Methodist ministers when he argues in Inter- national Relations Club. GRAY LAWRENCE FREEZE China Grove, N. C. Cliosophic, Secretary ' 44, Vice President ' 45; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Music Appreciation Club. Music, books, flowers, and K. P. work should give Gray varied interests when he becomes a teacher. MILDRED BELLE GRAY Greensboro, N. C. Euterpean; Home Economics Club, President 45; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Workers ' Club; Youth Temperance Council. Mildred is best known to the K. P. of Brevard College. Her main interests are home-making and fun-making. SYLVIA ERNESTINE FROST Mocksville. N. C. Euterpean; Band; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Com- mercial Club; Glee Club; Music Appreciation Club. Music and dancing go perfectly with that blonde hair. HELEN JANE GAMBLE Guilford College, N. C. Euterpean, President ' 45; Basketball Team ' 45; Best Ail- Round Girl ' 44; Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Pertelote Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 45; Student Council, Vice President ' 45. Sociable, pleasant, and extremely efficient. EMMA VERNELLE HALL Leicester, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Choir and Glee Club, Accompanist ' 44; Home Economics Club; Music Appreciation Club; Preacher ' s Kids. Vernelle shows her leadership in the efficient way she handled the job of assistant to the West Hall Dean and other responsibilities assigned her. FREDA MAE HALL Franklin, N. C. Euterpean; Day Students ' Club. Sweet and Lovely is the name of an old song, but it could have been Freda ' s name just as well. CLASS billie Mcdowell hancock Dobson, N. C. Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff; Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; Most Origi- nal Freshman Girl ' 44; Pertehte Staff ' 45. That cute little girl with the artistic touch won ' t be forgotten. DORIS NELLE HODGIN Greensboro, N. C Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Youth Temperance Council. That jolly gal and the laundry call are just an unforgettable part of us. WILLIE LEE HARWOOD Robbinsville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; Mu Delta. We wish Willie would be- queath her surplus energy and enthusiasm to Brevard College! MINNIE LEE HOLTZCLAW Traveler ' s Rest, S. C. Mnemosynean; South Carolina Club. Lee ' s delightful conversation and pleasing individuality all make her wel- come everywhere. RACHEL LEE HENDRICK Gastonia, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club. Tiny, but terrific! What will the Business Department do without her? MARTHA ANN HOVIS Bessemer City, N. C. Euterpean. Ann is super! Even the Navy has found it out. BARBREA ARLISS HILL Hendersonville, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club. There are other redheads and other commercial students, but onlv one Barbrea. JUANITA FAYE INMAN Tabor City, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Baptist Club. Loveh as a rose. One of the best ever! I SENIOR MARY ANN JENNINGS Greensboro, N. C. Mnemosynean; Mu Delta. Easy-going Ann is a pros- pective recruit to the nursing profession. MILDRED FRANCES KIGER Rural Hall, N. C. Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 44; Basketball Team; Dra- matic Club; Home Economics Club; Mu Delta; Youth Temperance Council. Never a dull moment where Fanny ' s concerned. MAYME KYLE JONES Charlotte, N. C. Mnemosynean; Mu Delta. From pre-college to senior we ' ve loved Mayme, in the May Court and Harvest Festi- val as well as on the campus. NETTIE LOUISE JOY Gastonia, N. C. Euterpean, Chaplain ' 45; Christian Student Movement Council, President ' 45; Christian Workers ' Club, Vice President ' 45; Music Appreciation Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Student Council; Youth Temperance Council. If willing- ness and ability count, Nettie will succeed at Scarritt and afterward. ELLEN RUTH LEWIS Asheville, N. C. Mnemosvnean; Choir, President ' 45; Soloist ' 44, ' 45; Glee Club, Librarian ' 44; Marshal ' 45; Music Appreci- ation Club. The beauty of her voice and the high quality of her scholastic achievement make Ruth an outstanding senior. AUDA LEE LOFTIN High Point, N. C. Mnemosynean, Treasurer ' 44, Vice President ' 45; Choir; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club. A delicate smile, a feath- er touch, a charm sincere. Auda Lee ' s pupils will love her, as does a certain occupant of a German prison camp. YVONNE GRACE KEITH Greenville, S. C. has music as her hobby Yvonne is artistic. She al and neatness as her habit. GWENDOLYN MAXINE MARSHALL Middletown, N. C. Euterpean; Choir, Clarion Staff; Mu Delta. Gwen makes herself heard— both by her cow-bell at lights-out and her witty editorials in the Clarion. CLASS BETTY JEAN MARTIN Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean. Do you remember the times Betty inter- ested Dr. Bramlett in current news to keep the history class from having a test? HENRY CLYDE McDONALD Brevard, N. C. Delphian, President ' 44; Band; Block B Club; Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club; Football; Mu Delta; Per- telote Staff, Business Manager ' 45. A great doctor in the making, Hank is our choice for a top-notch, all-round AMY JEAN MORRIS Greensboro, N. C. Mnemosynean, President ' 45; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Dramatic Club, Vice President ' 45; Home Economics Club; Youth Temperance Council. What would we have done without Amy Jean, the girl who is always prepared? (Remember the two Mnemosynean break- fast hikes?) JUNE MERIEL NEWTON High Point, N. C. Euterpean; Preacher ' s Kids; International Relations Club; Music Appreciaion Club; Marshal ' 44; Pertelote Staff ' 45. A cheerful P. K. and Pertelote worker, June aspires to enter the teaching profession. YVONNE SUE NORMAN East Bend. N. C. Euterpean, Chaplain ' 44; Best Personality ' 44; Christian Student Movement Council, Second Vice President ' 45; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club, President ' 45; Mu Delta; Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary ' 44; Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer ' 45; World Friend- ship Commission; Youth Temperance Council. Curious and courageous describes Yvonne. She will make a stunning woman in white. PATRICIA HOPE NORRIS Inman, S. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Choir; Glee Club, President ' 45; International Relations Club; South Caro- lina Club. When Pat gives forth with song, looks, and personality, one no longer wonders why she ' s so popular with her own sex and the opposite one! ALICE RUTH O ' CONNER Laurens, S. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; International Rela- tions Club; South Carolina Club. Good things come in the smallest packages ; this goes for Little Bit. ELAINE PATTON Jonesboro, N. C. Euterpean; Baptist Student Union, Secretary ' 44; Clarion Staff ' 44; Commercial Club; Folk Dance Club; Music Ap- preciation Club; Pertelote Staff ' 44. Elaine returned to Brevard to graduate after a semester ' s work for the Navy. SENIOR RUTH WENDELL PAYNE Brasstown, N. C. Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union; Mu Delta. Ruth ' s being left-handed duesn ' t mean that she ' s left, for she ' s right there among the leaders of her classes. DOROTHY EDNA PHILLIPS Highlands, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club; Pertelote Staff. The sweet little girl on Third Floor West Hall has definite business efficiency. DOROTHY LEE PEED Creedmoor, N. C. Mnemosynean, Secretary ' 44; Alpha Pi Epsilon; Baptist Student Union, President ' 45; Basketball Team; Christian Student Movement; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club, Sec- retary ' 44; Dramatic Club; Freshman Class Secretary ' 44; Glee Club; Pertelote Staff; Marshal ' 44; Most Popular Freshman Girl ' 44; Student Council; World Friendship Commission. Being natural is Dot ' s specialty, whether in class or as Carmen Miranda. HELEN CORDELIA PRESTWOOD Lenoir, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club. Will Third Floor Taylor ever be able to sleep with- out Helen ' s telling them good-night and Sh ? PATTY SUE PEGG Guilford College, N. C. Mnemosynean; Basketball Team; Christian Workers ' Club; Home Economics Club; Mu Delta. Patty ' s calmness makes her a valuable forward and will help make her an efficient nurse. FREIDA ALICE PRINCE Wellford, S. C. Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union, Secretary ' 45; Commercial Club; South Carolina Club, Secretary ' 45. Freida and Howard— need we say more? JOSEPH RAY PETREE Greensboro, N. C. Cliosophic, President ' 45; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council, First Vice President ' 45; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sophomore Class President ' 45. Seriousness under- lined with humor is characteristic of Joe. GRACE ELIZABETH RAY Burnsville, N. C. Euterpean; Basketball; Marshal ' 45; Phi Theta Kappa; Preacher ' s Kids, Vice-President ' 45. Charm and scholar- ship combine in Elizabeth. CLASS JOHN LEE RAY Bumsville, N. C. Cliosophic; Basketball, Manager ' 44; Clarion Staff, Busi- ness Manager ' 44; Dramatic Club; Football, Manager ' 45; International Relations Club. Forceful, full of enthusiasm and fun. You can count on John Lee. MARGARET SCHREYER Fletcher, N. C. Mnemosynean, Treasurer ' 45; Commercial Club, Presi- dent ' 45; Glee Club; Trio and Band. I got to put my young ' uns to bed. Duty calls, and Marge answers, with a smile— anvwhere, anv time. MARY ELIZABETH RIDGE Spartanburg, S. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club; Home Eco- nomics Club, Reporter ' 45; Most Popular Girl ' 45; South Carolina Club. Blonde, stately, lovely. RAY ADRIAN ROBERTS Mount Olive, N. C. Cliosophic; Mu Delta. Ray has a good mind and a personality everyone enjoys. This is B rev-ard ' s Romeo. BERTHA CHRISTINE SENTELLE Pisgah Forest, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Christine is not satisfied with doing good work; she has to do it better. AUDREY MOORE SHERRILL Canton, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 45; International Relations Club; Music Appre- ciation Club; Youth Temperance Council. Audrey is ever ready with a smile, even though troubles are around; but all she asks is a happy home of her own. ALYCE FLEMING ROGERS Creedmoor, N. C. Mnemosynean, Vice-President ' 44; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; International Relations Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 45; Pertelote Staff ' 45; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class ' 45. Music, photos, studying, and reduc- ing take much time; but she still finds time to discuss life in general. MILLICENT STAFFORD Spencer, N. C. Alpha Pi Epsilon, Vice President ' 45; Euterpean; Best- Looking Girl ' 44; Choir; Christian Student Movement Council ' 45; Commercial Club, Vice President ' 45; Mar- shal ' 44; May Court ' 44; Pertelote Staff ' 44; Student Council ' 45; Vice President of Class ' 44; World Friendship Commission, Chairman ' 45. Always understanding and always ready with a good word for everyone. SENIOR BETTY JANE STAMEY Lawndale, N. C. Mnemosynean, Vice President ' 44, Secretary ' 45; Bas- ketball ' 44; Commercial Club. When we think of Betty ' s leaving, we tremble; for who will plead our cause with Miss Hayes after she is gone? MARY FRANCES STROUD Mocksville, N. C. Euterpean; Choir, Reporter ' 45; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club, Reporter ' 45; International Relations Club; Music Appreciation Club; Youth Temperance Coun- cil. Fannie is the popular piano-major who keeps the male situation well in hand. EDITH JUNE STARNES Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club. Still water runs deep, and our Edith is a perfect example. MARGIE ALDA STARNES Waxhaw, N. C. Euterpean; Commercial Club. You have to know little Starnes before appreciating her genuineness! VERA LUCILLE STORTER Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Euterpean; Glee Club. So trim, so neat; so shy, so sweet. DORIS JEAN SUMNER Chimney Rock, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club; Mu Delta; Taylor ll.ill Dormitory Council, Vice-President ' 45; Youth Tem- perance Council. Ability plus dependability is Duchess. RUBY THOMPSON Mill Spring. N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club. Brown-eyed Rubs- spends her time at Brevard studying, being assistant dieti- tian, and corresponding with servicemen. ANNIE LOIS TRAVIS Apex, N. C. Euterpean, Critic ' 45; Chief Marshal ' 44; Christian Workers ' Club, Vice President ' 45; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff. Senior Editor, ' 45; Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President ' 45; Sigma Pi Alpha, Vice President ' 45; Taylor Hall Council ' 45; Youth Te mperance Council. Full of fun and vitality, and with time for studies; but she ' s no bookworm. CLASS FRANCES LOUISE WALKER Pisgah Forest, N. C. Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff ' 45; Day Students ' Club; Dramatic Club; Phi Theta Kappa. Busy as a bee flying between Times office and classes, Frances still grins. COLLEEN ELIZABETH WIDENHOUSE Concord, N. C. Transfer from Peace Junior College. Mnemosynean; Clarion Staff ' 45; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club. Qual- ity if not quantity! JANE WALKER Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club. From Maine to the mountains of North Carolina, the kids love Jane; and who could blame them? LOUISE SHUGART WHITE Hamptonville, N. C. Euterpean; Clarion Staff ' 44; Commercial Club, Report- er ' 45; Glee Club. The efficient secretary-probably to a certain gob instead of to a business man. MILDRED LOUISE WHITESIDE Hendersonville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Commercial Club. Quiet aspirations lead to high goals attained. DORIS ELEANOR WILSON Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean; Day Students ' Club. Gay and graceful is Doris, who is a star member of the Brevard College sports parade. RUTH CHRISTINE WILSON Summerfield, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; May Court ' 44; Youth Temperance Council. Definitely sweet and lovely! DOROTHY VIRGINIA WOOSLEY Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean; Alpha Pi Epsilon; Clarion Staff ' 44, ' 45; Commercial Club; Glee Club; International Relations Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 45; Music Appreciation Club. Dot, the girl with the peaches and cream complexion, has the qualities of the finest secretary; she is the answer to any business man ' s dream. SENIOR CLASS WANDA LEE WOOSLEY Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean, Librarian ' 44; Christian Student Movement Council; Clarion Staff ' 44, ' 45; Commercial Club; Inter- national Relations Club. Sparkling brown eyes pave the way for Wanda ' s popularity. MARY RUTH WROTEN Pahokee, Fla. Euterpean; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Florida Club, Secretary ' 45; Glee Club, Vice President ' 45; Inter- national Relations Club; Mu Delta; Music Appreciation Club. Is somebody looking for Ruth? Stop at the first crowd, and look near the middle. GRADUATES, SEPTEMBER 1944 Mrs. Ollie Wheless Brewer Nora Virginia Campbell Mona Cassaway Coats Jerry Dwight Murray Mary Ellen Sentelle Grace Dell Smith Kathryn Dolores Vereen Rita Hughes Wilson FEBRUARY GRADUATES Raymond P. Carson Clara Marie Feree June Meriel Newton Edith Jline Starnes Margie Alda Starnes Bertha Christine Sentelle Dorothy Virginia Woosley Wanda Lee Woosley FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President, Alex Kizer; Vice President, George Lyndon; Secretary, Jim Newberry; Treasurer, Ralph Shore; Student Council Representatives, Jim Newberry, Gordon Graham R. C. Adams, Jr. Doris Ahrens Annie Laurie Aiken Jane Allen Edwin Bagby Vanceboro, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Creedmoor, N. C. Biltmore, N. C. Elk Park, N. C. Delphian Mnemosynean Cliosophic Billy Barr Ruby L. Baynard Bryan Berry Buna Blue Clara Boone Gaffney, S. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Falls Church, Va. Carthage, N. C. High Point, N. C Delpliian Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean FRESHMAN Ethel Bratciier Myrtle Brewer Elizabeth Brown George Brown Charles Browning Louisville, Ky. Norwood, N. C. Baltimore, Md. Leicester, N. C. Franklin, N. C. Mnemosynean Euterpean Euterpean Delphian Delphian Edward Bry ' ant Laura Bumgarner Mabel Canipe Richard Carr Wilma Chambers Lake Wales, Fla. DeLand, Fla. Cherryville, N. C. Godwin, N. C Winston-Salem. N. C Delphian Mnemosynean Delphian Euterpean Clyde Clark, Jr. Jeffrey Coltrane WlLLENA COSTNER Helen Cox Ida Sue Craig Boykin, S. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Avondale, N. C. Jacksonville, Fla Belmont, N. C. Delphian Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Christine Crawford Ione Cross Patterson Crowell Josephine Curto j Amy Sue Duckett Cliffside, N. C. Lawrenceville, Va. Newell, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Leicester, N. C. Mnemosynexn Mnemosynean CLASS Betty Jean Duclos Brevard, N. C. Ernestine Eudy China Grove, N. C. Mnemosynean James Duggins, Jr. Kernersville, N. C. Delphian Oliver Gaskins New Bern, N. C. Delphian Jennie Elder Jacksonville, Fla. Mnemosynean Shirley Gibson Charlotte, N. C. Mnemosynean Jane Elmore Lincolnton, N. C. Mnemosynean Mary Lois Godfrey Hiddenite, N. C. Euterpean Mae Belle Enman Asheville, N. C. Mnemosynean Corinne Godwin St. Augustine, Fla. Mnemosynein Jo Ann Gofortii Dorothy Goode James Hamilton Mildred Harrill Charles Heath Ellenboro, N. C. Avondale, N. C. Charleston, S. C. Forest City, N. C. Brevard, N.C. Mnemosynean Delphian Euterpean James Helmly Mary ' Helms Frances Hendricks Anne Hensley Mary Kate FIeyward Brevard, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Columbia, S. C. Beaufort S. C. Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Euterpean FRESHMAN Phyllis Higgins J. W. High, Jr. Kathryn Hovis Lela Huntley Blanche Ingle Hendersonville, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C. East Bend, N. C. Morven, N. C. Canton, N. C. Mnemosynean Delphian Euterpean Euterpean Paul Johnson Conrad Kimbrough Fannie Belle King Alex Kizer Barbara Landis Winston-Salem, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Leicester, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Nebo, N. C. Cliosophic Delphian Mnemosynean AMJth fri ,? £1 Harold Lee Lomax Janie Lowrey George Lowry George Lyndon Eugene McCall Guilford College, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Peachland, N. C. Thomasville, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C Delphian Mnemosynean Delphian Cliosophic Delphian Kathleen McCall Ruth Brice McCracken Mary McCrary Neal McDonald I Rex McGee Brevard, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Carthage, N. C. King, N. C. Euterpean Mnemosynean Delphian CLASS Spaulding McIntosh Marian McLaughlin Charles Donald Melvin Louise Nesbitt James H. Newberry Brevard, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Mnemosynean Delphian Euterpean Delphian Carl Newton, Jr. Geneviev e Norfleet Mary Pace Margaret Palmer Ina Parks Elizabethtovvn, N. C. Ransonville, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. Seven Springs, N. C. Mnemosynean Euterpean Mnemosynean Iris Powell Annie Puett Rachel Rader Eugene Randolph Kennon Robertson Mill Spring, N. C. Dallas, N. C. West Jefferson. N. C. Burnsville, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Euterpean Mnemosynean Delphian Geneva Ross Arthur Schreyer Connie Segerstrom Betty Sehorn William Shamblin Waynesville, N. C. Fletcher, N. C. Jensen, Florida Charlotte, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Delphian Mnemosynean Mnemosynean Delphian FRESHMAN Ralph Shore East Bend, N. C. Delphian Revalene Smith Seven Springs, N. C. Mary Singleton East Orange, N. J. Anne Thrower Belmont, N. C. Euterpean Emmalene Smith Princeton, N. C. Mnemosynean Betty Sue Tilson Gneiss, N. C. Mnemosynean Grace Anita Smith Myrtle Grove, Florida Euterpean Jane Transou Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean Jane Fairley Smith Huntersville, N. C. Samuel Vause Leaksville, N. C. Caroline Warren Chapel Hill, N. C. Euterpean Lucy Williamson Canton, N. C. Euterpean Coylis Weaver Jacksonville, Florida Mnemosynean Cecil Wells Leicester, N. C. Richard Willingham I Ioward Wilson Goldville, S. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Delphian - Delphian Harold White I lamptonville, N. C. Delphian Marie Wilson Oxford, N. C. Mnemosynean Nancy Williams High Point, N. C. Mnemosynean Dorothy Wrenn High Point, N. C. Mnemosynean CLASS CHEER LEADERS Barbara Schwartz. Chief; Jennie Elder. Ruth Porter, Betty Shorn, Jane Transon. PRE-COLLEGE H. L. Adams Bassett, Virginia Willis Adams Bassett, Virginia John Edison Amos Baltimore, Maryland Elizabeth Bennett Charlotte, North Carolina George Bishop Cedar Mountain, North Carolina Mary Ann Brake Rocky Mount, North Carolina Fred Brett, Jn. Crestview, Florida Margery Ann Brettle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania June Briggs Fletcher, North Carolina Charles C. Browne Anderson, South Carolina Betty Lou Bush Lenoir, North Carolina Thelma Collins Jacksonville, Florida Carolyn Cox Norfolk, Virginia Helen Culbreth Benson, North Carolina CLASS Grady Dulin Albemarle, North Carolina Betty Gaither Brevard, North Carolina Grace Gordon Asheville, North Carolina Mary Sue Gregory Charlotte, North Carolina Nancy Groves Spartanburg, South Carolina John William Heath Washington, North Carolina Selene Elizabeth Hunt Columbus, Georgia Elizabeth Johnson Scotland Neck, North Carolina Elizabeth Jones Gastonia, North Carolina John Robert H. King, Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio Nancy Kirkpatrick Canton, North Carolina William B. Le Grande Mocksville, North Carolina Mary McKinney Georgetown, South Carolina Charles Miller Troy, North Carolina PRE-COLLEGE Samuel DuRant Newell St. George, South Carolina Ruth Porter Charlotte, North Carolina Barbara Schwartz Charlotte, North Carolina Nancy Norris Wellt ' ord, South Carolina Frances Riherd Lake Butler, Florida Calvin Eugene Smith Myrtle Grove, Florida W. Edward Northern Long Beach, Mississippi Jacqueline Roherts Worthington, Florida June Smith Jason Orr Brevard, North Carolina Edna Rouchton Norfolk, Virginia Gastonia, North Carolina Adlvnn Philpott Philpott, Virginia Mary Alice Salisbury Columbus, Georgia David Roscoe Stroud Mocksville, North Carolina CLASS Sarah Thompson Barberville, Florida Miriam Todd Charlotte, North Carolina Georgia Urquhart Milton, Florida Henry Urquhart Brevard, North Carolina Catherine Vannoy Wilkesboro, North Carolina Audrey ' Walton Carolina Beach, North Carolina Mary Frances Watson Raleigh, North Carolina Earline Wilkes Milton, Florida Jean Woodfin Inman, South Carolina ■ Priscilla Lyon, pre-college senior ACTIVITIES A wide variety of clubs and societies provides each student with ample opportunity for participation and leadership in worthwhile activities. CLIOSOPHIC LI TERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Joe Petree; Vice President .Raymond Carson; Secretary-Treasurer. Gray Freeze; Chaplain, David Firesheets; Critic, Gordon Graham. Faculty Adviser: Mr. J. J. Stevenson, Jr. EUTERPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Helen Gamble; Vice President, Lena Veigh Foster; Secretary -Trasurer, Clara Ferree; Chap- lain, Nettie Joy; Pianist, Gwendolyn Marshall; Critic, Annie Lois Travis; Reporter, Mildred Gray; Marshals. Yvonne Norman, Doris Hodgin; Chairman of the Social Committee, Millicent Stafford. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Barnes. DELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Alex Kizer, Vice President; Bryan Berry; Secretary-Treasurer, Clyde Clark; Sergeant-at- Arms, Winfred Lrvin. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. C. H. Trowbridge. MNEMOSYEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Amy Jean Morris; Vice President, Betty Stamev; Secretary, Faye Hiatt; Treasurer, Ethel Bratcher. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lucille Smith. STUDENT COUNCIL 1944-1945 President Clara May Freeman Vice President Helen Gamble Secretary-Treasurer Yvonne Norman Day Student Representative Betty Crary Christian Student Movement Representative Nettie Joy Sophomore Class President Joe Petree Sophomore Chiss Representatives Dorothy Peed, Millicent Stafford Freshman Class President Alex KizEr Freshman Representatives Jim Newberry Gordon Graham (Gordon Graham also represents Ross Hall Council) Pre-College President Willis Adams Pre-College Representatives Jason Orr Jacqueline Roberts Faculty Adviser (Chosen hy Students ' ) Dean J. J. Stevenson Faculty Adviser (Chosen by Faculty . . . Dean W. R. Ruggles Dormitory Council Heads (above) Officers: President, Net- tie Joy; First Vice Presi dent, Joe Petree; Second Vice President, Yvonne Norman; Secretary-Treas- urer, Mildred Gray; Pub- licity Chairman, Wanda Woosley; Social Commit- tee Chairman, M a x c y Lane Bamhill; World Friendship Commission, Milliccnt Stafford; Presi- dent, Baptist Union, Doro- thy Peed; President, Chris- tian Workers ' Club, Ray- mond Carson. Faculty Adviser: Rev. Edward Roy. CHRISTIAN STUDENT MOVEMENT COUNCIL PERTELOTE STAFF LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief FIelen Gamble Associate Editor Alyce Rogers Senior Editor Annie Lois Travis Freshman Editor Annie Puett Pre-College Editor Nancy Groves Write-Up Editor June Newton Write-Up Editor Billie Hancock Editor for Men ' s Athletics Ralph Shore Editor for Women ' s Athletics Nancy Kirkpatrick Organizations Editor Jennie Elder Photography Editor Jane Allen Typing Editor Julia Duckworth Typing Editor Edna Phillips Feature Editor Betty ' Bush BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Henry McDonald Assistant Business Manager Jim Newberry Advertising Manager Clyde Clark Circulation Manager Anna Lee Bauman Faculty Adviser Miss Marjorie Craig • CLARION STAFF Editor-in-Chief Maxcy Lane Barnhill Associate Editor Yvonne Norman Alumni Editor Dorothy Woosley Sports Editor Grace Smith a a REPORTERS a Elizabeth Jones Wanda Woosley Ruth Wroten Virginia Burnette Mae Belle Enman Frances Walker Dorothy Peed Edward Bryant Jane Elmore George Lydon Gwen Marshall Betty Sehorn Colleen Widenhouse Ethel Bratcher BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager John Lee Ray Assistants Betty Sehorn, Barbara Schwartz, Ruth Porter Circulation Manager Auda Lee Loftin Distributors Helen Culbreth, Charles Brown, Rachel Rader Faculty Adviser Mrs. E. J. Coltrane PHI THETA KAPPA Officers: President, Louise Anderson; Vice President, Annie Lois Travis; Secretary, Yvonne Norman; Treasurer, Ann Cowan; Reporter, Clara Ferree. Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Bramlett. Other Members: Anna Lee Bauman, Margaret Burnette, Virginia Burnette, Joe Petree, Elizabeth Ray. SIGMA PI ALPHA President, Virginia Burnette; Vice President, Annie Lois Travis; Secretary, Margaret Bur- nette. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Dulcie Hayes. Other Members: Anna Lee Bauman, Myrtle Brewer, Christine Crawford, Clara Ferree, Nancy Fitzgerald, Blanche Ingle, Conrad Kimbrough. Ruth Lewis, June Newton, Frances Walker, Caroline Warren. ALPHA PI EPSILON Henrietta Briggs, Dorothy Peed, Millicent Stafford. Dorothy Woosley, Cooleen Widenhouse. Faculty Sponsors: Mrs. Grace Jackson Munro and Miss Lois Frazier. COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers: President, Margaret Schreyer; Vice President, Millicent Stafford; Secretary-Treas- urer, Betty Bush; Social Chairman, Helen Prestwood; Clarion Reporter, Louise White. Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. Grace Jackson Munro. Other Members: Annie Laurie Aiken, Lenora Allen, Clara Boone, Henrietta Briggs, Mabel Canipe, Clyde Clark, Jeffrey Coltrane, Ida Sue Craig, Betty Jean Deaton, Julia Duckworth, Betty Ellington, jane Elmore, Ernestine Frost, Corinne Godwin, Mildred Harrill, Rachel Hendricks, Barbrea Hill. Janie Lowrey, Patricia Norris, Alice Ruth O ' Conner, Margaret Palmer, Dorothy Peed, Edna Phillips, Iris Powell, Freida Prince, Geneva Ross, Betty Sue Tilson, Coylis Weaver, Mildred Whiteside, Colleen Widenhouse, Nancy Williams, Dorothy Woosley. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers: President, Yvonne Norman; Vice President, Nettie Joy; Secretary-Treasurer, Doro- thy Woosley. Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Bramlett. Other Members: Louise Anderson, Maxcy Lane Barnhill, Anna Lee Bauman, J. D. Brown, Edward Bryant, Sarah Bryson, Raymond Carson, Winfred Ervin, Clara Ferree, Millard Fire- sheets, Lena Veigh Foster, Clara Mae Freeman, Gordon Graham, James Hamilton, Billie Han- cock, Kathryn Hovis, Paul Johnson, Nettie Joy, Harold Lomax, George Lyndon, Gwendolyn Marshall, Betty Martin, June Newton, Yvonne Norman, Pat Norris, Patty Sue Pegg, Joe Petree, Adlynn Philpott, Annie Puett, Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Alyce Rogers, Audrey Sherrill, Millicent Stafford, Frances Stroud, Sarah Thompson, Annie Lois Travis, Mary Frances Watson, Coylis Weaver, Christine Wilson, Dorothy Woosley, Wanda Woosl ey, Dorothy Wrenn, Ruth Wroten. MU DELT CLUB Officers: President, Clara Ferree; Vice-President, Ray Roberts; Secretary, Doris Bennett; Treasurer, Anne Hens- ley; Chaplain, Jennie Elder. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. C. H. Trow- bridge. Other Members: Billy Barr, Martha Blue, Mary Ann Brake, Ellen Bur- nette. Betty Bush, Richard Carr, Helen Culbreth, Grady Dulin, Millard Fire- sheets, Lena Veigh Foster, Oliver Gas- kins, Willie Harwood, John Heath, J. W. High, Elizabeth Johnson, Fran- ces Kiger, John King, William Le- Grande, Marian McLaughlin, Betty Martin, Genevieve Norfleet, Yvonne Norman, Edward Northern, Ruth Payne, Patty Sue Pegg, Eugene Ran- dolph, Betty Sehorn, Eugene Smith, June Smith. Reveline Smith, Roscoe Stroud, Doris Sumner, Miriam Todd, Catherine Vannoy, Richard Willing- ham, Ruth Wroten. DRAMATIC CLUB Officers: President, Alex Kizer; Vice President, Amy Jean Morris; Second Vice President, Gwendolyn Marshall; Secretary-Treasurer, Edward Bryant. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Lucille Smith. Other Members: Lenora Allen, Ethel Bratcher, Henrietta Briggs, Charles Browning, Ray- mond Carson, Helen Cox, Winfred Ervin, Clara Ferree, Ernestine Frost, Corinne Godwin, James Hamilton, Frances Kiger, Nancy Kirkparrick, George Lyndon, John Lee Ray, Dorothy Peed, Barbara Schwartz, Revelene Smith, Sarah Thompson, Frances Walker, Caroline Warren, Doro- thy Wrenn. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB (BETTY LAMP CLUB) Ofticerss President, Mildred Gray; Vice President, Ruth Wroten; Secretary -Treasurer, Eliza- beth Brown. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Mabel Hendrix. Other Members: Beatrice Beil, June Briggs, Elizabeth Bennett, Thelma Collins, Amy Sue Duckett, Jennie Elder, Shirley Gibson, Billie Hancock, Vernelle Hall, Anne Hensley, Kathryn Hovis, Lela Huntlev, Elizabeth Johnson, Nettie Joy, Yvonne Keith, Frances Kiger, Amy lean Morris, Bettv Jean Martin, Marian McLaughlin, Patty Sue Pegg, Adlynn Philpott, Elizabeth Rav, Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Mary Singleton, Christine Wilson, Audrey Walton. tmmmmmm h ' ffijffif CHOIR Officers: President, Ruth Lewis; Accompanist, Vernelle Hall; Music Reporter, Frances Stroud; Librarian. Rex McGee. Director: Miss Gertrude Barnes. Other Members: Lenora Allen, Ellen Burnette, Ethel Bratcher, Helen Cox, Christine Craw- ford, Helen Culbreth, David Firesheets, Millard Firesheets, Gray Freeze, Ernestine Frost, Shirley Gibson, Doris Hodgin, George Lyndon, Gwendolyn Marshall, Don Melvin, Pat Norris, Joe Petrce, Millicent Stafford, Flarold Stinson, Jean Woodfin, Ruth Wroten. ft . mmw GLEE CLUB Officers: President, Pat Norris; Accompanist, Vernelle Hall; Music Reporter, Frances Stroud; Librarian, Ruth Lewis. Director: Miss Gertrude Barnes. Other Members: Lenora Allen, Buna Blue. Martha Blue, Wilma Chambers, Willena Cost- ner, Julia Duckworth, Ernestine Frost, Shirley Gibson, Dorothy Goode, Freda Hall, Anne Hens- ley, Mary Kate Heyward, Yvonne Keith, Janie Lowrey, Neal McDonald, Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Emaline Smith, Christine Wilson, Dorothy Wooslcv, Ruth Wroten. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Officers: President, Caroline Warren; Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Groves; Clarion Reporter, May Belle Enman. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Barnes. Other Members: R. C. Adams, Lenora Allen, Anna Lee Bauman, Raymond Carson, Wilma Chambers, Clyde Clark, Ernestine Eudy, Clara Ferree, David Firesheets, Millard Firesheets, Clara May Freeman, Gray Freeze, Ernestine Frost, Blanche Ingle, Vernelle Hall, Anne Hensley, Phyllis Higgins, Nettie Joy, Conrad Kimbrough, Ruth Lewis, Betty Martin, June Newton, Nancy Norris, Pat Norris, Mary Pace, Annie Puett, Audrey Sherrill, Grace Smith, Frances Stroud, Jane Transou, Jean Woodfin. BOND TOUR CLUB Margaret Sehreyer, Audrey Wal- ton, Katherine Bates, Woodwind Trio; Priscilla Lyon, Soloist; Jacqueline Rob- erts, Accordion; Faculty Director, Miss Barnes. CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' CLUB Officers: President, Raymond Carson; Vice President, Annie Lois Travis; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Audrey Sherrill; Program Committee Chairman, Frances Stroud. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Edward Roy. Other Members: Betty Jean Anderson, Lenora Allen, Myrtle Brewer, Henrietta Briggs, Elizabeth Brown, Christine Craw- ford, Ernestine Eudy, David Firesheets, Clara Ferree, Lena Veigh Foster, Clara May Freeman, Gray Freeze, Ernestine Frost, Helen Gamble, Mary Lois Godfrey, Dorothy Jean Goode, Mildred Gray, Freda Mae Hall Billy Hancock, Willie Har- wood, Doris Nelle Hodgin, Kathryn Ho- viz, Barbrea Hill, Elizabeth Johnson, Net- tie Joy, Conrad Kimbrough, Nancy Kirk- patrick, George Lyndon, Betty Martin, Marian McLaughlin, Amy Jean Morris, Louise Nesbitt, Yvonne Norman, Pat Nor- ris, Margaret Palmer, Ruth Payne, Patty Sue Pegg. Joe Petree, Iris Powell, Helen Prestwood, Annie Puett, Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Ken Robertson, Jacqueline Roberts, Alyce Rogers, Geneva Ross, Emmaline Smith, Grace Smith, Harold Stinson, Catherine Vannoy, Lucy Williamson, Christine Wilson, Dorothy Wrenn, Ruth Wroten. YOUTH TEMPERANCE COUNCIL Officers: President, Ethel Bratcher; Vice President, Winfred Ervin; Corresponding Secre- tary, Annie Puett; Recording Secretary, Christine Crawford; Treasurer, Lena Veigh Foster. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Edward Roy. _ , Other Members: Billv Barr, J. D. Brown, Raymond Carson, Jennie Elder, Ernestine hudy, Clara Ferree, Clara Mav Freeman, Oliver Gaskins, Mildred Gray, Billie Hancock, Mary Helms, Anne Henslev, Doris Nelle Hodgin, Elizabeth Johnson, Nettie Joy, Frances Kiger, Conrad Kim- brough, George Lyndon, Amv Jean Morris, Yvonne Norman, Margaret Palmer Joe Petree, Jacqueline Roberts, Kennon Robertson, Geneva Ross, Audrey Sherrill, Frances Stroud, Dons Sumner, Annie Lois Travis, Lucy Williamson, Christine Wilson. Mane W llson. I SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB Officers: President, Charles Browne; Vice President, Clyde Clark; Secretary, Ken Rob- ertson; Treasurer, Pat Norris. Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. W. E. Ruggles. Other Members: Billy Barr, Katherine Bates, Harold Freeman, Nancy Groves, James Ham- ilton, Mary K. Hevward, Anne Hensley, J. W. High, Lee Holtzclaw, Mary McKinney, Samuel Newell, Nancy Norris, Alice R. O ' Conner, Freida Prince, Mary Elizabeth Ridge, Richard Willingham, Jean Woodfin. FLORIDA CLUB Officers: President, Grace Smith (Pensacola); Vice President, Fred Brett (Crestview); Secretary, Ruth Wroten (Pahokee); Treasurer, Jennie Elder (Jacksonville); Social Chairman, Jacqueline Roberts (Worthington); Clarion Representative, Helen Cox (Jacksonville). Faculty Sponsor: Miss Jessie Mae Cover. Other Members: Edward Bryant (Lake Wales); Laura Bumgamer (DeLand); Thelma Collins (Jacksonville); Corinne Godwin (St. Augustine); Frances Rieherd (Lake Butler); Connie Segerstrom (Stuart); Eugene Smith (Pensacola); Sara Thompson (DeLand); Georgia Urquhart (Milton); Henrv Urquhart (Crestview); Covlis Weaver (Jacksonville); Earline Wilkes (Milton). Officers: President, Gordon Graham; Vice President, Elizabeth Ray; Secretary-Treasurer, Kathryn Hovis; Chaplain, Winfred Ervin. Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. E. J. Coltrane. Other Members : Billv Barr, Margery Brettle, Sara Bryson. Helen Culbreth, Grady Dulin, Nancy Fitzgerald. Vernel ' le Hall, James Hamilton, John Heath, Faye Hiatt, Elizabeth Jones, Samuel Newell, June Newton, Pat Summey. PREACHER ' S KIDS DAY STUDENTS ' CLUB Officers: President, T. C. McCall; Vice President. Jane Walker; Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Summey. Other Members: George Bishop, Betty Crary, Josephine Curto, Jean Duclos, Freda Hall, Charles Heath, Frances Hendrix, Alex Kizer, Henry McDonald, Jim Newberry, Jason Orr, Christine Sentelle, William Shamblin, Frances Walker, Doris Wilson. Wedding at Brevard Methodist Church of Miss Grace Jackson, Head of the Commercial Department, and Lt. Thomas F. Munro, 1938 Alumnus of Brevard College. Bride and Groom cutting the cake at the reception given by Mrs. Colt- rane at West Hall immediately after the ceremonv. ATHLETICS Mr. Howard Wilkie, pop- ular and efficient coach of football for the 1944 season. ,_ t r , L - --is?s ■■- THE 1944 The Brevard College Tornadoes started off their 1944 season under the guidance of Coach Howard Wil- kie of Skyland. Coach Wilkie, a very capable director, was formerly at W. C. T. C, where he was captain of the team in 1935. The Tornadoes enjoyed a fairly successful season, winning three games and losing five. In almost every game their players were outweighed and up against more experienced players. Those who saw the most action dur- ing the year in the line were Kizer, Shamblin, Heath, Orr, Johnson, Bishop, and Bagby; and in the backfield Ervin, McCall, Newberry, and McDonald. On October 7 the Tornadoes opened the season with a victorious home game against Franklin High School, defeating it 19 to 0. Newberry, McCall, and McDonald scored touchdowns; and Willingham scored an extra point. Acting captain was Kizer. Outweighed twenty pounds a man, Coach Wilkie ' s Tornadoes journeyed to Waynesville High School for their next game on October 13 and came out on the bottom of a 39 to defeat by the heavier and faster Mountaineers. Ervin was acting captain. f TORNADOES The Brevard College eleven next played Canton 1 ligh there on October 20. Brevard led at the hall by the score of 7 to 6, but in the last eight minutes of play Canton scored again and won by the margin of 12 to 6. McCall was acting captain. The Homecoming game of the season was played October 28 against a strong W. C. T. C. team. Brevard scored on a pass from McDonald to McCall, taking the game with a score of 6 to 0. McDonald was acting captain. Christ School took the Tornadoes by the score of 1 3 to 7 on November 4. On Armistice Day the Tornadoes played the Hendersonville Bear Cats there, coming out on the bot- tom of a 7 to defeat. ' The game was packed with thrills and spills. The Tornadoes were outweighed nine- teen pounds to a man. The only marker of the game was made by Pack, Cat back, who ran seventy-Hve yards for a touchdown. Jim Newberry was acting captain. The Golden Tornadoes of Parker High at Greenville defeated the Brevard College eleven 18 to on November 17. An experienced, fast-charging team with plenty of reserves spelled defeat for the Brevard College boys, although they fought on with determination. Acting co-captains were Bagby and I leath. Brevard College defeated Brevard High School by the score of 26 to 7 on Thanksgiving Day. Brevard High School scored their only marker against the Tornadoes ' second team. The heavier line and fleet backs of the college proved too powerful for the high school team. ■ .uj i uij « u  BLOCK B CLUB Officers: President, Henry McDonald; Secretary, Edwin Bagby. Letter in Football: Edwin Bagby, George Bishop. Winfred Ervin, Charles Heath, Paul Johnson, Alex Kizer, Eugene ' McCall, T. C. McCall, Henry McDonald, Jim Newberry, Jason Orr, Bill Shamblin, Roscoe Stroud, Pat Summey, Richard Willing- ham. Letter in Basketball: Richard Carr, J. W. High, T. C. McCall, Rex McGee, Harold White, Richard Willingham. Letter in Baseball: T. C. McCall. A t ' ft BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards — Willingham, White, Schreyer, Lowry, King; Guards — High, Mc- Call, Carr, Abernathy, Crowell; Center — Berry. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Johns-Jan. 8-There Lee Edwards— Jan. 23— There Mars Hill-Jan. 30-Here Lee Edwards— Feb. 7— There W. C. T. C.-Feb. 9-Here Mars Hill-Feb. 12-There I lendersonville— Feb. 1 3— There Asheville School for Boys— Feb. 17— Here Blue Ridge-Feb. 20-There Christ School-Feb. 24-Here Hendersonville— March 2— Here Asheville School for Boys— March 3-There St. Johns— March 7— Here CHEER LEADERS Thanks to the untiring efforts of our cheer- leaders, the sehool spirit of this year has been excellent. Special buses have been provided for out-of-town games, and fuller attendance on the home games has been encouraged. The girls in their blue skirts- white sweaters, and glowing faces have added much to the color of the game. Women ' s Physical Education Activity Due to the keen interest of our new Physical Education Director, Miss Ruth Wilson, our gym classes have as their by-product rosier cheeks, straighter backs, brisker strides, and sorer muscles. The romboid contraction, deep-knee bends, ins- and-outs, ups-and-downs tie us in knots — but we love it! Untying ourselves and striv- ing vainly to regain our former positions, we somehow manage to get ourselves lined up on the Softball field. Here we learn not only the rules for the game and the art of playing it, but the spirit of cooperation, congeniality, and good sportsmanship. When Old Man Winter strokes our Softball field with his icy fingers, we make haste to get our torsos into the gymnasium. Even though we are on the inside, there is no let-up on the 1-2-3-4 of the calisthenics. Our sport, however, changes to basket- ball, bringing multiple duties upon the kind and patient Mrs. Capps, our nurse. Sprained ankles, wrists, and fingers are result of our being novices at the game. But much patience and perserverance on Miss Wilson ' s part have pulled us over the bumps and turned the game into great enjoyment for all. Although we ' ve had our ups and downs, we ' ve come out much healthier and happier. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEA Helen Gamble 1 lelen Cox June Smith Fiances Kiger Jayne Elmore Carolyn Beam FORWARDS Dorothy Peed WillenaCostner Annie Laurie Aiken GUARDS Patty Sue Pegg Alyce Rogers Neal McDonald Elizabeth Brown I lelen Culbreth Elizabeth Ray Corinne Godwin ■ Coach — Miss Ruth Wilson Manager — Nancy Kirkpatrick rtrffrf !!i CORONATION OF THE MAY QUEEN FEA TURES ' Ik. I Queen — Virginia Blanton; King — Casey Tweed; Attendants — M ah jorie Ezzele, Ernest Page and little Sybil Gregory. MAY COURT 1944 PROCESSIONAL GARLAND DANCE MAYPOLE DANCE TENTH ANNIVERSARY June 3-6, 1944 Saturday, June 3 — Alumni Day 5 :00 P. M. — Annual Business Meeting — College Auditorium 6:00 P. M. — Picnic Supper— West Hall Lawn 8:30 P. M. — Musicale— College Auditorium Sunday, June 4 1 1 :00 A. M.— Annual Sermon to the Graduating Class— Bishop Clare Purcell — Brevard Methodist Church 8:00 P. M.- Monday, June 5 1:00 P. M.- -Union Service — Subject: Christian Education — Dr. W. A. Smart, Professor of Biblical Theology, Emory University — Brevard Baptist Church Luncheon in the College Dining Hall, Mr. Edwin L. Jones, Chair- man of the Board of Trustees, presiding. Speakers: Mr. Hiden Ramsey, General Manager, Asheville Citizen-Times; Mr. Harry Straus, President, Ecusta Paper Corporation; Dr. John O. Gross 3:00 P. M.— Alumni Baby Show— West Hall 3 :00 P. M. — Meeting of the Board of Trustees 5 :00 P. M.— The Bells of Brevard : The Drama of a Decade — College Campus Tuesday, June 6 10:30 A. M.— Address: Mr. Luther II. I lodges, Vice-President, Marshall Field and Company, New York City— College Auditorium BELLS Of BREVARV THE DRAMA OF A DECADE June 5, 1944, 5 P. M., Campus Processional and Tableau: Grand March from Aula (Verdi) Alma Mater: Marjorie Ezzelle Attendants (Mind, Body, Spirit) : Mayme Jones, Vera Storter, Jo Ann Dean Weaver College: Helen Prestwood Rutherford College: Anne Cowan Prologue to the Drama: Our Debt to our Predecessors Readers: Hilda Carter and Jerry Murray Dance: Jean Lindsay Characters of the Drama, Presented by the Readers: Students and Faculty of Ten Successive Years 1935-1944 Laurel Lane Formed by 1944 Pre-College Graduates Complication of the Drama : Class Day Exercises History — Irene Belk Prophecy — Sara Jane Mosely Last Will and Testament — Mary Gray Theme of the Drama: Unto Brevard We ' re Ever Loyal (Words and Music by Leighton Presson 37) — Sung bv All Senior Superlatives Best Personality Best Looking Most Original Mayme Jones Ernestine Frost Virginia Burnette WlNFRED ErVIN Mac Abernathy John Lee Ray Best All-Round Most Popular Most Intellectual I Ielen Gamble Yvonne Norman Annie Lois Travis Joe Petree Gordon Graham Raymond Carson MRS. ROGGIE W. GAMBLE Sponsored by Helen Gamble Editor-in-Chief of the Pertelote ■ A ' SPONSORS MR. HENRY CLYDE McDONALD Sponsored by Henry McDonald Business Manager of the Pertelote COMPLIMENTS of J. A. JONES CONSTRUCTION CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. District Offices: BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA NEW YORK, NEW YORK KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE An outstanding construction organization; operates in North, Central, and South America. We specialize in Heavy Construc- tion. Industrial Building, Shipbuilding and Repair, Engineer- ing, Appraisals. Public Works, Utilities, Power Plants. Chem- ical Works, etc. COMPLIMENTS OF ECUSTA PAPER CORPORATION PISGAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA , ywwy yyyMwywy w w yywyyy M s LATE SPRING, 1944 HIGH POINT COLLEGE HIGH POINT. N. C. Where Brevard graduates continue their education for preaching, teaching, law. medicine, business, etc. Sixteen major departments leading to A.B. and B.S. degrees. Reasonable rates, religious en- vironment. For further information address: N. M. HARRISON. Vice-President HIGH POINT COLLEGE HIGH POINT. N. C. THE NEXT STEP LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION STANDARD FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE, FOR MEN AND WOMEN . . . Competent, experienced faculty . . . Stands for development of Christian Character . . . Upholds high educational standards . . . LIBERAL ARTS, SCIENCE, MUSIC, TEACHING. COMMERCIAL COURSES . . . Expenses very low, considering advantages offered . . . First Session of Summer School Begins June 6 . 1945 Fall Term Begins September 11 For Catalogue and other information, write to: P. E. MONROE. President LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE HICKORY. N. C. 76 Rooms Modern Fire Proof 76 Baths THE SKYLAND HOTEL Hendersonville, N. C. In the Land of the Sky COFFEE SHOP --- BALL ROOM European Plan Only NEAR EVERYTHING OF INTEREST J. W. FULLER. Mer. Congratulations! In the lifetime of the Class of ' 45 Electric Service iii the Piedmont Carolinas has greatly modified Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and the Home. Business initiative and scientific farming give promise of even greater opportunities in the pro- ductive years ahead. May each of you find a worthy place in the enterprising world of tomorrow! DUKE POWER COMPANY BECKER ' S BAKERY The Pride of Hendersonville BECKER ' S B ETTER BREAD VIRGINIA DARE CAKES Telephone 730 Hendersonville, N. C. Compliments of DUNHAM ' S MUSIC HOUSE 63 Patton Avenue Phone 420 Asheville, North Carolina SUMMER SCENES PRESSLEY dc OSBORNE PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE STANDARD FIXTURES TELEPHONE 549 BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA BUILD WITH ETOWAH BRICK THE MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORPORATION Manufacturers ETOWAH, NORTH CAROLINA McCRARY AUTO SERVICE Day Phone 290 Night Phone 291 Brevard, North Carolina GOODYEAR PRODUCTS The Goodwill Motor Company Sales and Service PONTIAC Broad Street M. G. M. TRUCKS Brevard, North Carolina AUTUMN IN THE LAND OF THE SKY-BLUE WATER . DRINK ORANGE CRUSH In The Brown Bottle ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING COMPANY Asheville, North Carolina BREVARD COLLEGE BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA Summer Session — June 11-September 15, 1945 JUNIOR COLLEGE COURSES and LAST TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL Fall Term — Begins September 18, 1945 Thorough Training. Beautiful Mountain Location, Friendly Atmosphere MODERATE COST Write for Information SMOKY MOUNTAIN TRAILWAYS Serves Brevard and the Surrounding Communities Go home and back to College in a Trailways Bus Request your agent at the Bus Station to route you via Trailways SMOKY MOUNTAIN TRAILWAYS Asheville. N. C. Compliments of JACK BARFIELD HHBl Dr. Pepper Bottling Company Asheville, North Carolina PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HIKING IN THE FALL ...-:■ Printers Lithographers Binders THE MILLER PRINTING COMPANY ASHEVILLE Western Carolina ' s Largest Printers HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers 0. E. BASS, Representative Hendersonville, North Carolina Bings. Diplomas, Invitations, Cards, Caps, and Gowns TALMAN Office Supplies, Inc. Office Outfitters Commercial Stationers Office Supplies Engraving Telephone 2105-2106 8 College Street Asheville, North Carolina SOUTHERN PAPER PRODUCTS CO. Wholesale PAPER MERCHANTS Phone 1108 745 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, North Carolina FUN FOR THE FACULTY i Compliments of THE LANGREN HOTEL Western North Carolina ' s Largest Asheville, N. C. Compliments of PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Serving Western North Carolina With GRADE A PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS and PET ICE CREAM A Health Food Waynesville, North Carolina FURMAN UNIVERSITY GREENVILLE, S. C. Founded 1826 JOHN LANEY PLYLER. President Fifteen weeks ' summer session beginning ' June 1 offers opportunity to make 15 semester hours. Courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts in Music, and Master of Arts. Pre-medical, pre-nursing, business administration, and home economics course grouping ' s. For catalogue write R. X. DANIEL, Dean Men ' s College EULA BARTON, Acting Dean Woman ' s College ASHEVILLE SHOWCASE 8c FIXTURE COMPANY Hotel. Restaurant, and Institutional House Phone 498-499 57-59 Broadway Asheville, North Carolina ASHEVILLE BAKING COMPANY Hoi sum Products Asheville. North Carolina , ww wy M y yyN wwwwywyy wywy wy M w M y w wy w ww ww y wywfe ww w wx j SUMMER SCHOOL PERSONALITIES L VARNER ' S DRUG STORE Walgreen ' s Agency BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA AUSTIN ' S STUDIO Enlargements Can Be Made At Any Time NEGATIVES PUT ON FILE PERMANENTLY Phone 136 Brevard, N. C. BELK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE The South ' s Largest Distributors of Reliable Merchandise WE SELL FOR LESS East Main Street Brevard, N. C. Compliments of CO-ED AND CLEMSON THEATRES The latest and best in movie entertainment Brevard, North Carolina HOME COMING AND COLLEGE SONG 1. Delia Welch Folger, Lois Frazier, Ruth Wilson. 2. Vivian Moore, Alice Amon. 3. Vivian Moore, Arlene Colvare, Louise Beatty, Lois Frazier, Alice Amon. 4. Lorene Price, Ruby Leftwich. 5. Virginia Hedrick, Louise Beaty, Virginia Passavant. ALMA MATER Unt o 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. (Words and music Lcighton Prcsson, Class of 1937. Killed in act 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. Italy.) PLUMMER ' S Main Street Brevard, North Carolina RICHARD W. PARRIS DONALD J. PARRIS BREVARD HARDWARE PARRIS BROTHERS, Owners Hardware for Every Home, Farm and Industrial Use BREVARD, N. C. STUDENTS AND FACULTY WELCOME TO THE GRILL Grade A QUALITY FOODS ... 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SEPTEMBER, AND SO MANY FRESHMEN! .1 DUCKWORTH MOTOR COMPANY Complete One-Stop Service PHONE 198 Brevard, North Carolina BREVARD INSURANCE AGENCY Fire. Windstorm, and Casualty Insurance Real Estate and Rentals and Insurance F. E. SHUFORD O. H. ORR Phone 450 Brevard, N. C. SID BARNETT ' S MACHINE SHOP Welding Brazing General Repairing Lathe and Planer Work Promptness, Our Motto Pisgah Forest. North Carolina Compliments of ALLEN B. WELBORN 215-216 Professional Building High Point. North Carolina Insurance Service At A Saving J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY Wedding, Reception, and Visiting Cards, Personal Stationery SAMPLES UPON REQUEST 110 Peachtree St. Atlanta. Ga. Compliments of STATESVILLE FLOUR MILLS COMPANY Statesville. North Carolina Compliments of HAYES MOTOR COMPANY DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Brevard. North Carolina ' m.(w Coca-Cola Bottling Company Hendersonville, N. C. COUPLES M! 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Shorthand Class Rainbow Dancers— May Day On the Tennis Court (Anna Lee Baurnan, Mayme Jones, Betty Lou Buckner) 10. Wading on King Creek 11. Making Scenery for the Dramatic Club (Phyllis Higgins, Amy Jean Morris) 12. Harvest King and Queen (Alex Kizer and Mayme Jones) 13. Miss Smith ' s Birthday Cake Compliments of TOWN OF BREVARD WE SALUTE... Brevard College Graduates, Students and Faculty Members THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES A Prize-Winning News paper WHITEWAY CLEANERS A Complete Quality Service See Our Agent At College Brevard, N. C. VISIT WINNER ' S For the Fittest Styles and rices Compliments of SCHULMAN ' S Compliments of ROSE ' S 5-10-25c STORES, Inc. Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of BREVARD LUMBER COMPANY Brevard, North Carolina DIXIE CLEANERS PHONE 54 Brevard, North Carolina SNOW PICTURES Snow at Brevard means fun, especially for those students from Florida. Hardware. Sporting Goods, Paints, Oils, Cutting Tools. 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