Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

jev v O 2853-2003 James A. Jones Library Brevard, North Carolina 28712 . Zlk e 1948 PERTELDTE ■ Published by the S enior Class of BREVARD CDLLEGE Editor-in-Chief ARNOLD L. McPETERS Business Manager JAMES D. BAYNE Photograph by Vernon Fisher docking Wed from ike top of bunliam Mali U ' ■ ■$L i H it .. ! 2 h., z-) vi) ■ b- - ■•■■ i.. Be §r= ?■;: Top: The New Science Building Under Construction Bottom: The Enlarged Campus from a Nearby Hill ' k •6. . .j o r a o r d THE 1948 PERTELOTE STAFF believes that the predominant characteristic of the past two years at Brevard College has been the rapid growth of the institution. We have tried to record this expansion in pictures showing the Growing Pains of the college. According to custom no student is listed in the Pertelote without a picture. c D e dl c ct tio n THE 1948 PERTELOTE IS DEDICATED to a man who has won the respect and affection of all students of Brevard College, DR. BURT W. LOOMIS, Director of Guidance and head of the Department of Education and Psychology. Through his vocational guidance and in- dividual counseling he has helped many students to find the position in life where they will be happiest and most successful. r- EUGENE JARVIS COLTRANE A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Jl Wessage to tlie Class of 1948 BREVARD COLLEGE is on the march! Within the past fifteen months we have made very substantial material developments. The grounds are alive with various phases of construction activity. New roads and new walks will be completed within the next few weeks. The entire campus is becoming more beautiful day by day. We have the largest enrollment in our history and the largest and best equipped faculty also. Our students have greater opportunities than ever before. Let me suggest that we do not think too much about our material prosperity and that we make a greater effort to develop our spiritual resources. Material developments will decay and perish. The qualities that will endur° and guarantee future success have their beginnings in our mental and spiritual aspirations. We will do well to ponder these truths as the days and years go by. c3?. te Eugene J. Coltrane President of the College Faculty and Administrative Staff MISS KATE ANDERSON Music ROBERT F. ANDREWS. JR. B.S. Coach MRS. RUTH H. ANDREWS B.S. Mathematics, Physical Education MALVIN N. ARTLEY B.Mus., M.Mus. Theory, Band Instruments MRS. MALVIN N. ARTLEY B.Mus.Ed. Piano, Chorus MISS VERA AULT A.B., R.N. College Nitrse, Hygiene ALBERT L. BRAMLETT B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History MRS. ELSIE G. BRAMLETT Arts and Crafts MRS. RUTH WILSON CALDWELL A.B. Director of Physical Education for Women, English MRS. WILMA C. CARROLL Assistant in the Treasurer ' s Office MRS. ISABEL D. COLTRANE B.L., B.Mus., A.M. Registrar, Speech RALPH CONNALLY A.B., M.A. Chemistry MISS MARJORIE CRAIG A.B., A.M. English, Publications Faculty and Administrative Staff MISS LOIS FRAZIER B.S. Business Education MISS DULCIE HAYES A.B., M.S. French, Spanish MRS. PAUL HEAFNER Assistant Dietitian R. L. JOHNSON Treasurer MRS. MARY GLADYS LOBDELL B.S., M.S. Biology BURT W. LOOMIS B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Psychology. Education, Director of Guidance mrs. DEwrrr p. miller Piano, Violin MAXWELL GALBRAITH PANGLE A.B., A.M. Economics, Sociology, Government MRS. LOULA McNEER PANGLE A.B., A.M. Mathematics MRS. ADA PARKER Librarian JAMES ALFRED PARKER Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds J. P. PORTER B.S., M.S. Dean of Men, Religiotis Education, Biology MISS EVELYN POWELL B.S. Dietitian MRS. LEE PYLANT A.B., B.S. Dean of Women, Mathematics MRS. ELMA RANDALL Voice, Music Appreciation Faculty and Administrative Staff WILLIAM K. ROBINSON B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics REV. C. EDWARD ROY A.B., B.D. Religious Education MRS. C. EDWARD ROY Secretary to the Dean MRS. MAMIE SCROGGS A.B. English, French, Latin HALL SMITH, JR. Business Manager MISS LUCILE SMITH A.B.. A.M. English, Dean of West Hall MISS KATHERINE STAMEY B.S. Home Economics J. J. STEVENSON, JR. A.B., B.D. Dean of the College MRS. J. J. STEVENSON, JR. A.B. English MRS. WALTER STRAUS German REV. RAY SWINK A.B., B.D. Assistant to the President, Religious Education CARL HOYT TROWBRIDGE A.B., A.M. Vice President, Chemistry, Physics MISS MARTHA WHELESS A.B. Business Education HERMAN R. WHITE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. HELEN CROW WILSON B.S. Business Education, Secretary (graduation j rocession Aune 194-7 Top: PRESENTATION OF H. A. DUNHAM PORTRAIT Bottom-. STUDENTS IN THE NEW CAFETERIA i cttl to C- 1 ci SeS Top: FACULTY TABLE AT THANKSGIVING BANQUET Bottom: STUDENTS AT ART DEPARTMENT EXHIBIT, FEBRUARY, 1948 Senior i icidd kJPPL cerd President, John Benfield; Vice President, Arnold McPeters; Secretary, Betty Byrum; Treasurer, Lewis Carroll. s emors ARTHUR SMITH AGNEW, JR. Veteran Greenville, S. C. Football; Pertelote Staff; South Carolina Club; Student Council; Veterans ' Club, Treasurer ' 46, Vice President ' 47. A good- looking scholar who knows how to cook. • • WILLIAM ROBINSON AKERS Veteran Glades Springs, Va. It ' s people like Bill that make us look as stupid as we are in any class. KENNETH McKNIGHT ARMSTRONG Veteran Belmont, N. C. Cliosophic; Basketball; Football; Mono- gram Club. Ken is one of our most highly valued football players. • • HENRY COOPER ASHMORE Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte Club; Commercial Club. Henry is one of our business majors. • • HARRY ASHWORTH Veteran Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club; Football; Monogram Club. What tall tales he can tell about hunt- ing and fishing around Brevard. • • CHARLES H. BARNHARDT Veteran Rutherford College. N. C. Cliosophic; Preacher ' s Kids, Secretarv ' 41; Student Council, Vice President ' 48. Charles, who is Vice President of the Student Council, is well liked by everyone, especially the girls • • SARAH ELLEN BASON Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club. Sarah ' s love of dancing is balanced by her dislike of physical education. JACK BAILEY Greenville, S. C. Delphian, President ' 48; South Carolina Club. We wonder who it is that makes Jack like Brevard? Senior JAMES D. BAYNE Veteran Zirconia, N. C. Cliosophic; Day Students ' Club; Dramatics Club; Flight Squadron; Glee Club; Pertelote Staff, Business Manager ' 48; Science Club. Anyone who can get mar- ried and be Business Manager of The Pertelote must have plenty of ability. • • MARY JANET BECKERDITE Winston-Salem, N. C. Euterpean. Jan, a home econom ics major, collects silverware as a hobby. • • JAMES HAZEL BELK Veteran Monroe, N. C. James has personality, good looks, and a liking for cute girls. • • OTIS LATHAN BELK Veteran Kannapolis, N. C. Football; Monogram Club. Belk is well known by all who attend the movies often. JOHN BENFIELD Veteran Ml. Holly, N. C. Freshman Class President; Pertelote Staff; Senior Class President; Student Council; Veterans ' Club, Vice President ' 47. John practices what he preaches. GLORIA BOST Shelby, N. C. Mnemosynean; Taylor Hall House Council. Gloria is the life of every party. • • JAMES L. BOWEN Veteran Hampton, Va. James found a wife as well as an education in Brevard. WILLIAM HEYWARD BUCHANAN Veteran Greenville, S. C. Delphian; Baseball; Day Students ' Club; Footba Softball. In a game Buck plays hard and well. Class CHARLES M. BURGESS Veteran Newton, N. C. Cliosophic; Commercial Club; Football; Monogram Club. Mac is a music major and really has jazz in his bones. HAROLD WATTS CALDWELL Veteran Mooresville. N. C. Harold likes to represent Brevard College at any state- ide forum. JOHN BURRY Taylors, S. C. Transfer from Limestone College. Delphian; Inter- national Relations Club; South Carolina Club. John keeps the German class moving. BOONE CAREY, JR. Veteran Miami, Fla. International Relations Club; Science Club, Reporter ' 48. Boone likes science and plans to be a research chemist. BETTY BYRUM Matthews, N. C. Mnemosynean, Vice President ' 48; Cheerleader; Com- mercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Association, Treasurer ' 48; Most Popular Freshman and Sophomore Girl. Betty can brighten up the place even during exam week. ALETHA LOUISE CAGLE Waynesville, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Club; Pertelote Staff. Aletha, a business major, always had company while working in the book- store. LAURA CAROON Newsoms, Va. Euterpean; Science Club, Secretary ' 48. We won ' t mind getting sick when Laura becomes a nurse. • • LEWIS LINLEY CARROLL Veteran Greensboro, N. C. Cliosophic. Lewis and Wilma go together like Miss Smith and Sophomore English. Senior HARRY EUGENE CHANDLER Veteran Greenville, S. C. Football; Monogram Club; South Carolina Club; Veterans ' Club, Secretary ' 48. Harry is made up of a smile, a cheerful greeting, and a daily joke. WORTH DAVIS DALTON Veteran Lewisville, N. C. Cliosophic; Basketball; Monogram Club. Where char- acter counts. Worth will succeed. DOROTHY LEE CHESTNUTT Edenton, N. C. Mnemosynean; Taylor Hall House Council, President ' 48. Lee likes to talk, especially to Carl. • • JOSEPH WILLIAM CHRISTENBURY Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Joe speaks for himself. • • JOHN MACON CLINE, JR. Veteran Newton, N. C. Cliosophic; Commercial Club; Football; Monogram Club; Pertelote Staff. John is the football captain with plenty of school spirit. MANTEO DAUGHTRIDGE Rocky Mount, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; West Hall House Council. Manteo is sure to make a success in business. RALPH DAVENPORT Veteran Durham, N. C. Veterans ' Club, Treasurer ' 48. Ralph is our Slam- ming Sammy on the golf course. FRED OWEN DELLINGER Veteran Cherryville, N. C. Band; Christian Workers ' Club; Day Students ' Club; Pertelote Staff. Fred likes girls from the South, Dixie that is. Class VANCE A. DERBY eteran Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte Club, President ' 47; Clarion Staff; Inter- national Relations Club; Student Council. President ' 48. Red-haired, full of energy and radical ideas. • • CLARENCE EUGENE DONNELLY Veteran Kingstree, S. C. Clarence has taken his cap pistols and yo-yos to Sewanee. CARL G. DOWNEY Veteran Clifton Forge, Va. Delphian. Carl is majoring in Lee-ology. • • JASPER DONNELL DUDLEY Veteran Plant City, Fla. Day Students ' Club. Smiling Don ' s ability and hard work will earn ' him far. JAMES R. DUGGINS, JR. ' eteran Kernersville, N. C. Delphian. J. R. speaks so he may be heard, and those who listen to him learn something worthwhile. FRANK P. DUNLAP eteran Wadesboro, N. C. Baseball; Veterans ' Club. Treasurer ' 47. Frank quote, My son, my son, unquote. • • WINSTON E. EDGEWORTH Veteran Biltmore. N. C. Cliosophic. W ink , our math genius, is majoring in engineering. • • WILLIAM BRIAN EDNEY ' eteran East Flat Rock, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Edney spends most of his time driving between Hendersonville and the College. m Senior EDWIN EUGENE EDWARDS Pisgah Forest, N. C. Delphian; Day Students ' Club; Football. An easy- going, likeable person. CHARLES L. ELLIOTT Vetera n Pisgah Forest, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Charles may be found in the library studying at almost any time. • • JOHN ELLIOTT Veteran Pisgah Forest, N. C. Day Students ' Club. John and his brother Charles have been seen with a cute set of twins. JAMES NELSON FITZPATRICK Veteran Biltmore, N. C. Baseball; Dramatics Club; Flight Squadron; Inter- national Relations Club. Jim likes variety in his women and his pipes. • • GLORIA WILSON FOSTER Brevard, N. C. Day Students ' Club. Gloria just loves to take dicta- HAZEL BLANCHE FRANKLIN Waynesville, N. C. Mnemosvnean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Association; Home Economics Club. Hazel may be found near a typewriter any hour of the day. • • MILDRED FINK Concord, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Association. Mildred will be an asset to the bank by which she is employed. THOMAS SMITH FRANKLIN Raleigh, N. C. Cliosophic, President ' 48; Chorus; Christian Workers ' Club. Ministerial Club. Tom is studying to become a preacher. We think he ' ll be a good one. Class RUPERT FUNDERBURK Alunroe, N. C. Rupert ' s main interest in Brevard is not in the college. EARL KAY GIBSON Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Transfer from University of North Carolina Exten- sion; Delphian; Christian Workers ' Club. A solid citizen for any community. JAMES C. GRAINGER r eteran Nichols, S. C. Commercial Club; South Carolina Club. James ' major is accounting, but he has interests in Rock Hill also. ROBERT GREENE Veteran Washington, D. C. Brevard ' s loss will be the University of Nebraska ' s gam. MARY EDDY GOTT Orlando, Fla. Euterpean, Vice President ' 48; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Association. We wonder why Mary Eddy always watches the band practice. KENNETH GUY GOUGE Veteran Bakersville, N. C. See that good-looking person in the green convertible; that ' s Ken, the math whiz from Unit F. HICKS TIMMONS HAMRICK, JR. Veteran Caroleen, N. C. International Relations Club; Science Club. Hicks is the quiet type except when called by a certain blonde. • • YERXON ROBERT HARRIS, JR. Veteran Taylors, S. C. Flight Club. Bob ' s hobbies are drawing and skiing. He is a reallv cute bov. s eniar LUTHER PAUL HEAFNER Veteran East Gastonia, N. C. One of Paul ' s assets is a fine family. CHARLES F. HEATH Veteran Pisgah Forest, N. C. Delphian; Commercial Club; Day Students ' Club; Football, Manager ' 48; Monogram Club; Pertelote Staff ' 48. Charlie likes to travel with our ball team. FRANCES L. HEDDEN Highlands, N. C. Euterpean; Girls ' Athletic Association. Jo ' s major is fun, and her minor is learning. • • FRANKLIN M. HENDERSON Veteran Elliott, S. C. South Carolina Club. Frank will make a sound and capable business man for some community. DELPHA ROSE HERRING Fayetteville, N. C. Mnemosvnean; Christian Workers ' Club; Home Eco- nomics Club, President ' 48. Delpha Rose ' s sincerity will be an asset in her career as a social worker. • • RICHARD HOLLADAY Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Dick is a good-looking artist. • • PETER T. IIULTH, JR. Veteran Georgetown, S. C. Science Club; South Carolina Club. Don ' t be sur- prised to see some of Pete ' s stories in a national maga- zine a few years from now. • • DOTT LOUISE INGRAM Stone Mountain, Ga. Euterpean, Secretary ' 47; Basketball, Captain ' 48; Best Personality Freshman Class; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Dramatics Club, Vice President ' 46; Fresh- man Class Secretary ' 46; Home Economics Club, Vice President ' 46; Monogram Club; Most Likely to Succeed, Sophomore Class; Most Original, Freshman Classy Student Council, Secretary ' 47; Women ' s Athletic Board ' 46. Just listen for Dott on the radio a few years from now. Class ROY L. JAMISON Veteran Hendersonville, N. C. Rov knows his way around. JAMES KEITH JURNEY Veteran Statesville, N. C. Commercial Club; Flight Squadron; Spanish Club. Keith surely does make a good friend. CHARLES OLIVER JOHNSON Veteran Washington, D. C. Day Students ' Club; Social Committee; Student Coun- cil, Vice President ' 47; Vetersns ' Club, President ' 46- ' 47. Charles will be an asset to any business. • • PAUL T. JOHNSON Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. Cliosophic; I. R. C. Life is not life at all without delight. JULIA LORRAINE KEATTS Boynton Beach, Fla. Mnemosynean. We have an artist in our midst good one too. RUTH LOUISE KEITH Charlotte, N. C. Euterpean; Choir; Christian Workers ' Club, Secretary ' 48; Inter-Church R elations Club; Mixed Chorus. Ruth is a Religious Education major. PHILIP JOHNSON Veteran Fayetteville, N. C. Baseball; Choir; Musi; Appreciation Club, President ' 48; Monogram Club. The boy with a voice and a knack for getting things done. JEAN KENNICKELL Fletcher, N. C. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club. Jean is the ittle girl with that great big accordian. m Senior HAROLD CRAYTON KERR Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic; Christian Workers ' Club; Band. The second Ham ' James. Crayton really can play that trumpet. ALICE LANGSTON Orlando, Fla. Euterpean; Commercial Club. Sweetie is now using her business training as an office worker. GENE J. KING Greenville, S. C. Delphian; Cheerleader; Monogram Club; Softball; South Carolina Club. Gene is our campus Romeo. MARJORIE JEAN LANNING Jersey City, N. J. Midge was popular on the campus — but more so in New Jersey. PATRICIA LACKEY Catawba, N. C. Mnemosynean. Pat can be seen at Varner ' s almost every afternoon. JOHN F. LAUGHRIDGE. JR. Veteran Asheville, N. C. International Relations Club. When Johnny married his campus sweetheart, it wasn ' t a happy ending, but a happy beginning. JAMES R. LANDRETH Veteran Kernersville, N. C. Science Club; Christian Workers ' Club. James is very much interested in someone at home. MRS. JULIA ANN LAUGHRIDGE Bald Creek, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Student Movement Council; Christian Workers ' Club; Pertelote Staff ' 46. Jan is that cute blonde who works in the library. Class BERNICE LEDBETTER Asheville, N. C. Euterpean; Basketball; Christian Workers ' Club; Com- mercial Club, Secretary ' 48; Folk Games Club; Girls ' Athletic Association, Secretary-Treasurer ' 48. Byrd is a business major whose work is always as neat as her ap- pearance. • • JACK HUNTER LIVESAY Veteran Clifton Forge, Va. Jack is always good for a song and a dance. • • HAROLD LEE LOMAX Veteran Guilford College, N. C. Delphian; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Inter- national Relations Club. There ' s nothing like a good time unless it is two of them. • • MARVIN SHANKLE LOWDER, JR. Veteran Rutherford College, N. C. Delphian; Christian Student Movement; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Dramatics Club; Forensic Club. Oh, that boy! He smokes his pipe and watches the girls fall where they may. MARY ANNE McCORMICK COX Veteran Ellerbe, N. C. Euterpean, President ' 48; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Association; Student Council. Mickey is always ready for a good time. • • JOHN McKlSSICK Veteran Kingstree, S. C. John plans to major in physical education at the Citadel. • • J. C. McLAIN Veteran Statesville, N. C. J. C. is friendly but yery reserved. • • ARNOLD LAWRENCE McPETERS Veteran Weaverville, N. C. Carab, Vice President ' 48; Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatics Club; Flight Squadron; International Relations Club; Pertelote Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 48; Sigma Pi Alpha; Phi Theta Kappa. Arnold is one of Brevard ' s most promis- ing students. Senior ALVA FRANCIS MARTIN, JR. Veteran Catawba, N. C. International Relations Club. This Spanish whiz really hates to get up early in the morning. JOHN W. MISENHEIMER Veteran Brevard. N. C. Day Students ' Club; Football; Monogram Club. John ' ; chief interest lies in the vicinity of Brevard. JACK DANIEL MARTIN Veteran Williamston, S. C. Delphian; Dinosaurian, Secretary-Treasurer ' 43; South Carolina Club. Jack will be Jack, for education and a war couldn ' t change him. HERMAN CARROLL MORGAN Veteran 3iltmore, N. C. Cliosophic; Basketball; Block B Club; Dramatics Club; Football; International Relations Club. Morgan was always on the ball. JASON MAX MASTERS Forbes. N. C. Cliosophic; Christian Workers ' Club; Flight Squadron; Science Club, President ' 48. Max ' s leadership end strength of character are the basis of our confidence in his success as a dentist. • • PAULA JOANNE MERCER Boynton Beach, Fla. Mnemosynean; Basketball; Girls ' Athletic Association; Sigma Pi Alpha, Secretary; Spanish Club; Student Coun- cil. Joanne is a talented artist. MARY K. MORRIS Charlotte, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Music Appreciation Club. Where there ' s Kitty, there ' s Toad. JO ANN MUSGROVE Catawba, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Pertelote ftaff. Jo Ann ' s hobby of record collecting is a boon to West 1 Fill ' s music lovers. Class SYBIL PATTI NICHOLS Mt. Airy. N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Association; Square Dance Club. Sybil is that happy-go-lucky kind who doesn ' t seem to have a care in the world. NATHAN L. PARSONS Veteran Asheville. N. C. Cliosophic; International Relations Club. Foo ' s hobbies are carving wood and writing poetry. DWIGHT M. NIFONG, JR. Veteran Rutherfordton, N. C. ' Bud has practically rebuilt the married vets ' units. MRS. WANDA NIFONG Cherryville. N. C. Home Economics Club. An up-and-coming artist. • • LOIS OYER Boynton Beach, Fla. Mnemosynean; Christian Workers ' Club. Lois had rather go bowling than to study. HILDA PAYNE Kannapolis, N. C. Mnemosynean; Chorus; Glee Club. Hilda ' s favorite saying is Bless his heart, he ' s so sweet. • • VERA PEARSON Saluda, N. C. Euterpean; Basketball; Best-Looking Sophomore Girl ' 48; Christian Workers ' Club; Girls ' Athletic Association. President ' 48; Monogram Club; Pertelote Staff. We agree with Keats ' A thing of beauty is a joy forever. BESSIE PENLAND Scaly, N. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; International Re- lations Club, Secretary ' 48; Sigma Pi Alpha, Conductor. Bessie is the auburn-haired girl who checks meal tickets. Senior ROBBIE RUTH PENLAND Hayesville, N. C. Mnemosynean; Home Economics Club, International Relations Club; Science Club, brated Christmas bv getting married. • • President ' 47; Robbie cele- CAROLYN KING PENNINGTON McBee, S. C. Euterpean; Chorus; Christian Workers ' Club; Girls ' Athletic Association; International Relations Club; Pertelote Stall; Sigma Pi Alpha; South Carolina Club, Secretary- Treasurer ' 47. Carolyn is cne of the best at playing the piano or singing. ELSIE LORRAINE PRESTWOOD Lenoir, N. C. Mnemosynean; Alpha Pi Epsilon; Commercial Club; Inter-Church Relations Council. Efficiency, an attractive personality, and good looks are the ingredients of a top- notch secretary. SARAH PUETT Dallas, N. C. Euterpe?n; Assistant to the Registrar; Christian Work- ers ' Club; Folk Dance Club- Ministerial Club. Between working in the Registrar ' s office and being President of the Christian Workers ' Club, Sarah is always busy. JOHN J. PHILPOTT Veteran Walkertown, N. C. This aspiring voung student ct-n usually be found in West Hall. EUGENE RANDOLPH Veteran Burnsville, N. C. Delphian, Vice President ' 47; Flight Squadron; Science Club. A year m Randy ' . the Pacific Northwest hasn ' t changed RACHEL POOLE Greenville, S. C. Euterpean; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; South Carolina Club; West Hall House Council, Presi- dent ' 48. Boy, does Rachel make the girls hop. She ' s president of West Hall House Council. ALEXANDER REED Ridgeville. S. C. Delphian; Clarion St ' ff- International Relations Club; South Carolina Club. When this future lawyer begins to talk everyone knows he is from South Carolina. Class JAMES OTEY REED Veteran Ridgevffle, S. C. Day Students ' Club; South Carolina Club. Junior is that friendly fellow from wav down in South Carolina. ALLEN TOMS REESE Veteran Hendersonville, N. C. Cliosophic; Carab, President ' 48; Day Students ' Club; Dramatics Club; International Relations Club. President ' 48; Sophomore Class, Vice President ' 48; Student Council. Unit F will miss Allen ' s help in mathematics. ANNIE LUCILLE ROBBINS Charleston. S. C. Mnemosynean, President ' 47; Choir; Girls ' Athletic Association; Glee Club; Music Appreciation Club; Science Club. Secretary ' 47; South Carolina Club. Vice President ' 45, President ' 47. Lu ' s ability in music is exceeded only bv her attractive looks and pleasing personality. • • HARTLEY E. ROBBINS eteran Winston Salem, N. C. Bartley is the veteran who got a wife for Christmas. WALTER ROGERS eteran Atlanta, Ga. Cliosophic; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Folk Games Club; International Relations Club. The boy with a deep bass voice and a liking for photography. ROBERT SANFORD Veteran Greensboro, N. C. Basketball; Monogram Club. Bob is interested in athletics, geology, and a girl from uptown. • • JOHN W. SEVERS Veteran Charlotte, N. C. John does his work well. • • THOMAS SHEETS eteran Fairview. X. C. International Relations Club; Science Club. Jack has an alert mind and varied interests, especially in the field of international relations. Senior ROLAND SHELLEY Veteran Nichols, S. C. Commercial Club; Flight Squadron; South Carolina Club. I am going to get this English it ' it takes all summer. • • CHARLES RAY SHERRILL Veteran Robbinsville, N. C. Commercial Club; Most Intelligent Sophomore; Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary ' 48; Sigma Pi Alpha; Spanish Club. Charles has a habit of making the honor roll each semester. • • HUGH R. SIZEMORE Veteran Arden, N. C. Dflphian- Basketball. Hugh is in there fighting until the whistle blows. • • EUGENE S. SMITH Veteran Belew Creek, N. C. Jiggs is now a married veteran. GLORIA SMITH Mt. Holly, N. C. Euterpean; Choir; Glee Club; Music Appreciation Club. All lovers of beauty welcomed Gloria ' s return. • • MOLLY E. SPENDER Maplewood, N. J. Mnemosynean; Glee Club; Home Economics Club. Molly is one of the sweetest girls on the campus. ALMA MAE STUART Tampa, Fla. Euterpean; Commercial Club; Girls ' Athletic Associa- tion. A ' ma ' s pleasantness and efficiency will make her invaluable in any office. LEON II. SUGG, JR. Veteran Kinston. N. C. Petf found a wife as well as a business education at Brevard. Class HENRY G. SW1GGETT, JR. WILLIAM LE ROY THOMPSON Veteran Veteran Guilford College, N. C. Greenwood, S. C. Cliosophic; Baseball. Henry keeps the boys in Unit D from missing those first period classes. • • Day Students ' Club; Football; International Relations Club: Monogram Club; South Carolina Club. Le Roy ran the Vets ' Coffee Shop in the winter and the swim- ming pool in the summer. FRED TAYLOR • • Veteran WILLIAM RAY TRAYWICK Tuxedo, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic; Christian Workers ' Club; Folk Games Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 48. Fred is an Accounting major. Delphian; Charlotte Club; Medical Science Club. Bill is a science major. • • • • RALPH A. THOMPSON WILLIAM TUCKER Veteran Veteran Spear, N. C. Clifton Forge, Va. Folk Games Club. Ralph ' s life as a math major was brightened by a Ray of sunshine. Football; Monogram Club. Bill will be missed by the boys of Unit D and a girl in Taylor Hall. • • • WARREN L. THOMPSON HOMER S. TYSON Veteran Washington, D. C. Warren is majoring in business. He also likes biology and economics. V et event Charlotte, N. C. Cliosophic; International Relations Club, President ' 48. Anybody who wants to know anything about history, just ask Homer. S enior CHARLES TOWNSEND WALLIS Veteran Fernandina, Fla. Flight Squadrcn. Charlie, junior member of the Fitz- patrick and Wallis duo, is hoping to find greener pastures at the University of Florida. MARC. IE CRAY WILKINS Re Mount, N. C. Euterpean. Has anyone ever seen Margie without also seeing Jack? JOHN C WILLIAMS, JR. Veteran Fremont, N. C. Cliosophic; Christian Workers ' Club; Glee Club; In- ternational Relations Club; Pertelote Staff. Jack plans to follow in his father ' s footsteps as a minister. • • WILMER PARTEE WILSON Veteran Davidson, N. C. Day Students ' Club; Spanish Club. Wilmer, an honor graduate, will continue his work at Chapel Hill. WILLIS D. WILKINSON Charlotte, N. C. Delphian; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff, Editor ' 48; Dramatic Club, President ' 47; Carab, Secretary ' 48; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 48. Stop the presses! Here comes Jim. BOICE WINCHESTER Veteran Rosman, N. C. Day Students ' Club; Football; Monogram Club. Boice ' s major interest lies in athletics. Class WILLIAM DARR WISE Newberry, S. C. Cliosophic; Carab; Christian Workers ' Club; Most Likely to Succeed Sophomore; Music Appreciation Club; Pertelote Staff; Phi Theta Kappa, President ' 48; South Carolina. Darr has a wonderful personality, and makes people sit up and take notice when he plays the piano. CHARLES KENNETH BEADLES Postgraduate. Hayesville, N. C • • HELEN NAOMI WITHERS Lenoir, N. C. Mnemosynean; Best-Dressed Freshman Girl ' 46; Best- All-Round Girl ' 48; Commercial Club; Pertelote Staff. Here is a girl that is cute and industrious as well. LUTHER JAY EAR WOOD Veteran Asheville, N. C. Postgraduate. FERRELL YOUNG r eteran Fletcher, N. C. Cliosophic. Ferrell completes everything he starts. ELIZABETH ANN EASTER Brevard, N. C. Postgraduate. President, Ernest Traynham; Vice President, James Underwood; Secretary, Aileen Ledford; Treasurer, Ramon McLeod. rredkman i ladd JffL icerd KATHLEEN ADAMS Bassett, Va. DAVID ALLRED Winston-Salem, N. C. BERTIE AYERS Pineville, N. C. HOUSTON L. ADAMS, JR. Veteran Bassett, Va. AMELIA AMOS Veteran Asheville, N. C. RAMONA BAGWELL Asheville, N. C. LINWOOD ADAMS Vanceboro, N. C. THOMASIN ALEGRE Brooklyn, N. Y. ELIZABETH ANDERSON Horse Shoe, N. C. ALLEN ANGEL Veteran Franklin, N. C. EUGENE BAUCOM Charlotte, N. C. CLAYTON BAXLEY Veteran Mullins, S. C. THOMAS B. ALLEN Charlotte, N. C. NAN ALLISON Asheville, N. C. JAMES ARMSTRONG Veteran Ware Shoals, S. C. RUTH ASHWORTH Brevard, N. C. LANDER BEAL Gastonia, N. C. JACK BENNETT Veteran Mount Airy, N. C. Freshman Class CECIL BERRIER ROBERT BOYLAN JAMES BUCKNER Veteran Veteran Black Mountain, N. C. Mocksville, N. C. DeLand, Fla. WILLIAM BURGESS, JR. BETTY G. BILLINGS BETTY BRADHAM Veteran North Wilkesboro, N. C. Spindale, N. C. Columbus, N. C. THOMAS BLACKWELDER Veteran Pineville, N. C. JEANNINE BRAKE Rocky Mount, N. C. DONALD CAMERON Raeford, N. C. LOUISE BLYTHE JOHN BROADNAX EVERETTE CARR Hendersonville, N. C. Taylors, S. C. Godwin, N. C. ALBERT BOGER JO BRUMSEY ARNOLD CARTER Mocksville, N. C. Norfolk, Va. Brevard, N. C. ROBERT BOURNE JEWEL BURDELL PATRICIA CASTEEN Brunswick, Ga. Florence, S. C. Leaksville, N. C. Freshman 7i« LOWE CAUBLE MARY CHERTOK JAMES COUCH Veferan Spartanburg, S. C. Ware Shoals, S. C. Hendersonville, N. C. MARTHA CHAFFEE Morganton, N. C. GUY CHRISTOPHER Veteran Greenville, S. C. ELOISE CRAWFORD Rockingham, N. C. CHARLES CHAPMAN Arden, N. C. CAMPBELL CHOATE Charlotte, N. C. LYNWOOD CURRIN Veteran Oxford. N. C. EDWARD CHAPPELL Elkin, N. C. BYRON COOPER Upper Montclair, N. J. EDOLEEN CURRY Sylva, N. C. ALFRED CHEATHAM T. D. CORN, JR. Veteran Veteran ROBERT DANIEL Wilmington, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Cowpens, N. C. RAY CHEEK VALMA CORNE BOBBY DAVIS Pisgah Forest, N. C. Tuxedo, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Class ■ GLENN DAVIS RALPH DINSMORE FRED ELKINS Biltmore, N. C. Veteran Asheville, N. C. Durham, N. C. LETTIE DAVIS Concord, N. C. DALE DIXON Kings Mountain, N. C. INEZ ELLEDGE Hays, N. C. EDITH DAYVAULT Concord, N. C. WILLIAM DUCKWORTH, JR. Brevard, N. C. VERLIE ELLER Veteran Robbinsville, N. C. RAY DeLAPP Veteran High Point, N. C. DAVID DULA Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. MULDROW EPPS Atlanta, Ga. ERNEST DICKERSON Veteran DAVID DUNCAN GILBERT FADELY Veteran Ware Shoals, S. C. Bessemer City, N. C. Pikesville, Md. GEORGE DICKINSON THOMAS EASON BETTY FARABOW Spartanburg, S. C. Portsmouth, Va. Alexandria, Va. Freshman JANE FAUCETTE LaNUE FLOYD DIXIE GIBBS Brown Summit, N. C. Veteran Kingstree, S. C. Hendersonville, N. C. IRGINIA FAUCETTE Brown Summit, N. C. BETTY FOSTER Otto, N. C. MARIANNE GINGELE Maplewood, N. J. WILLIAM FAVELL Veteran Shelby, N. C. CHARLES FREEMAN Raleigh, N. C. ROBERT GOSNELL Veteran Tryon. N. C. SLOAN FENDER Union, S. C. LAWRENCE GALYON Veteran Randleman, N. C. STELLA GOSNELL Belmont. N. C. MARY JANE FISHER Brevard, N. C. JACK GARNER Veteran Andrews, N. C. AARON GRAY Robersonville, N. C. VERNON FISHER FELIX GEBAUER, JR. Veteran Veteran HAROLD GRAY Greemille, S. C. Marshallberg, N. C. Cycle, N. C. Class ft 9 i MARY GRAYBEAL ISABELLE HARRISON HERMAN HIPPS West Jefferson, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Veteran Belmont, N. C. HUGH GRIFFITH Veteran Monroe, N. C. BETTY HATCHER Mount Airy, N. C. MARY DUKE HOWARD Fayetteville, N. C. CHRISTINE HAMRICK Caroleen, N. C. CAROLYN HAWKINS Brevard, N. C. NORMAN HUFF Greenville, S. C. LOU HAMRICK CLAUDE HICKS ROBERT HUNT Forest City, N. C. Veteran Veteran Randleman, N. C. Oxford, N. C. JOHN HANNON Veteran Coleridge, N. C. GLENNA HIGGINS Hays, N. C. WILLIAM HUNTLEY Spindale, N. C. GARY HARDIN Veteran IRENE HIPP WILLIAM HUNTSMAN Rowland, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Freshman EZRA HUTTO JOHN JONES ROYCE KNIGHT Veteran North, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Blackville, S. C. JOHN HYRE Raleigh, N. C. RALPH KAYLER Gastonia, N. C. THOMAS LANGSTON Arden, N. C. BRUCE JAMERSON Asheville, N. C. BOBBIE KEITH Catawba, N. C. DAVID LARIOZA Veteran Pahala, Kau, Hawaii JACK JAMESON Veteran Greenville, S. C. PAULINE KELLOGG Roselle, N. J. BETTY LAWRENCE Aberdeen, N. C. HARRIS JOHNSON Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. ALFRED KING Veteran Seagrove, N. C. HARDIN LEE Veteran Hickory, N. C. JAMES JOHNSON PHYLLIS KLINE JOE LEONARD Lexington, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Catawba, N. C. Class ROBERT LEVI FRANK McGILL GERALD MARTIN Candler, N. C. Veteran Veteran Kingstree, S. C. Darlington, S. C. RAUL LOPEZ Havana, Cuba WILLIAM McINTIRE Greensboro, N. C. HARRY MARTIN Veteran Greenville, S. C. ROLANDO LOPEZ Havana, Cuba JOHN McINTYRE, JR. Veteran KATHLEEN MARTIN High Point, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. CARL LUSK • Veteran Spear, N. C. T. E. McINVILLE Veteran Darlington, S. C. ROBERT MARTIN Danbury, N. C. CORRINE McCLURE Charlotte, N. C. RAMON McLEOD Albany, Ga. MARTIN MACKIE Winston-Salem, N. C. JAMES McFARLAND Veteran KENNETH MANN HAROLD MAY High Point, N. C. Pickens, S. C. Greensboro, N. C. Freshman ELINA MAZA Ltgo de Cuba, Cuba JOHN MAXWELL Raeford, N. C. BETTY MELLARD Asheville, N, C. JOHNNY MILES Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. JAMES MORAN Veteran Jamestown, N. C. MRS. STELLA MORAN Veteran Jamestown, N. C. EVELYN MORLOCK Maplewood, N. J. SARA MOSELEY Madison, N. C. CLAUD MURPHY Veteran Rosman, N. C. MORGAN MURPHY Albany, Ga. WILLIAM NABERS Veteran Greenville, S. C. EUGENE NAYLOR Dunn, N. C. HASSELL NELSON Veteran Ellerbe, N. C. GOSS NIX Cherryville, N. C. LEONA NORTON Highlands, N. C. MARIE OGAWA Brooklyn, N. Y. DOROTHY OSBORNE Brevard. N. C. SHIRLEY OSBORNE Fig, N. C. Class FRANK OUTEN MARIAN RAY DON ROSCOE Veteran Asheville, N. C. Veteran China Grove, N. C. Gibsonville, N. C. ROBERT PARLEIR CLEO REESE Spring Creek, N. C. JOHN ROSS Veteran Conover, N. C. FRANK ROBERTS, JR. Morganton, N. C. EVELYN PHILLIPS Charlotte, N. C. MRS. JOHN ROSS Highlands, N. C. Williamstown, Mass. JOSE PRIMELLES Havana, Cuba MARY FRANCES ROBINSON Catawba, N. C. DON SABOW New Kensington, Pa. ROBERT RANKIN, JR. DAVID ROGERS ELMER SEALEY Veteran Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Bennettsville, S. C. Orrum, N. C. JAMES ROGERS HUGH SEAY MRS. ROBERT RANKIN, JR. Veteran Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Saluda, N. C. Freshman EUVA SENTELLE ARTHUR SIMPSON H. B. TARTE Etowah, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Veteran Darlington, S. C. JANE SETSER Franklin, N. C. HAROLD SKIPPER Veteran Landrum, S. C. ROBERT SWEET Veteran Charlotte. N. C. ROBERT SETZER FRANCES SLOOP ALMA SUTTLE Conover, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. FAYE SHAW BARBARA SMITH DUANE STROTHER Charlotte, N. C. Duncan, S. C. Plum Branch, N. C. MRS. MARIAN STRINGFELLOW CARLOTTA SHOLAR GLENN SMYRE Veteran Rose Hill, N. C. Newton, N. C. Rockford, 111. JAMES STRINGFELLOW CLARENCE SHELTON HAROLD SPURRIER Veteran Madison, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Class ™ RODNEY TAYLOR ERNEST TRAYNHAM ELMER VAN COURT Veteran Veteran Veteran Jamestown, N. C. Greenville, S. C. Greensboro, N. C. CHARLES TEAGUE HOYT TRUELOVE Seagrove, N. C. Ware Shoals, S. C. WILEY VAN NORTWICK FRANCIS THOMPSON BOBBY TUCKER Veteran Piedmont, S. C. Ridgeville, S. C. Robersonville, N. C. GORREL THOMPSON Veteran JOHN TUCKER Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. West Palm Beach, Fla. ISIS VILLAR JAMES UNDERWOOD Havana, Cuba MARY KAY TORIAN Vetera n Hampton, Va. Winston-Salem, N. C. WILLIAM UPCHURCH HERMAN WALKER WILLIAM TOWNSEND Veteran Veteran Bennettsville, S. C. Cherry ville, N. C. Darlington, S. C. Freshman THOMAS WARREN ALSTON WILKES, JR. HARRY WOOSLEY Veteran Biltmore, N. C. Hemingway, S. C. Veteran Granite Falls, N. C. JOHNNY WEATHERMAN HOWARD WILKIE Winston-Salem, N. C. Rutherfordton, N. C. WILLA xMAE WEAVER Portsmouth, Va. ROBERT WILLIAMS Charlotte, N. C. JACK YOUNG Charlotte, N. C. JEAN WHITLEY Veteran BETTY JO WILSON Hendersonville, N. C. Brevard. N. C. PHILIP YOUNG Veteran LOUISE WHITMIRE MARION WILSON Cleveland. N. C. Hollywood, Ga. Asheville, N. C. ROBERT WHITTLE Veteran JAMES WOFFORD CHARLES ZIEGLER Charlotte. N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Class W BP WIBBP™! ™ JsniliatciL ion . 2), aud r EATING SQUARE mmmm ™™ [■ re-L oiieae ( tadd v_y 7 cerS i « « k tranrir President, Lacy McCormick; lice President, Edna Norton; Secrefary-Trensiirer, Irene Vaillancourt Pre-College Catherine D. Andrews Elizabeth D. Bryson Columbia, S. C. Murphy, N. C. James D. Gentry Robert T. Giles Walterboro, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Ann R. Harden Waldo, Florida Nancy ' Ingram Greensboro, N. C. James R. McCarthey James T. Loftis Veteran Baltimore, Md. Polkville, N. C. Mildred Case Madison, N. C. Ernest G. Gilstrap Veteran Pickens, S. C. John Jackson Campobello, S. C. Lacy L. McCormick Veteran Ellerbe, N. C ■ ■ mm -— - ™ Thomas E. Moore Veteran Greenville, S. C. Charles W. Pickelsimer Brevard, N. C. Irene O. Vaillancourt Hendersonville, N. C. Patricia White Naples, Florida Edna E. Norton Highlands, N. C. Lena C. Rhodes Wilkesboro, N. C. Mary Ann Watson Kingsport, Tenn. Vera E. Young Asheville, N. C. Thelma E. Sawyer Charlotte, N. C. Leland M. Westall Burnsville, N. C. Pre-College THE NEW LIBRARY AND THE CAFETERIA FROM THE TOP OF DUNHAM HALL SERVING LINE IN THE NEW CAFETERIA VKSBMP HHHPm Top: CAFETERIA CREW Center. ROSS HALL. REMODELED INTO FACULTY APARTMENTS Bottom: NEW SCIENCE BUILDING AND VETERANS ' HOUSING LJrat 9 ctnizct lio nd u IP ■- ■■ ' Photograph by Frank Outcn A SUMMER HIKE ■■ ill I in ■■ nun - tmmmm ■ Mnemosynean Literary Society Officers: President, Annie Lu Bobbins; Vice President, Betty Byrum; Secretary-Treasurer, Faye Shaw. Other Members: Kathleen Adams, Bertie Avers, Gloria Bost, Jeannine Brake, Betsy Bryson, Pat Casteen, Mary Chertok, Lee Chestnut, Valma Come, Edoleen Curry, Lettie Davis, Betty Farabow, Hazel Franklin, Dixie Gibbs, Stella Gosnell, Ann Harden. Labelle Harrison, Delpha Rose Herring, Irene Hipp, Mary Duke Howard, Lorraine Keatts, J ean Kennickell, Bobbie Keith, Pat Lackey, Sara C. Martin, Joanne Mercer, Shirley Osborne, Lois Oyer, Hilda Payne, Robbie Penland, Elsie Prestwood, Mary F. Robinson, Elizabeth Sawyer, Barbara Smith, Mollv Spender, Alma Suttle, Helen Withers. Faculty Adviser: Miss Lucille Smith. Delphian Literary Society Officers: President, Jack Bailey; Secretary, Joe Leonard; Treasurer, Bill Traywick. Other Members: Linwood Adams, Tom Allen, Elmore Bason, Robert Bourne, Byron Cooper. Glenn Davis, Bill Dickin- son, Dale Dixon, Sloan Fender, Earl Gibson, Robert Giles, Aaron Gray, James Jameson, James Johnson, Ralph Kayler, Royce Knight, Lacv McCormick, James McFarland, Bill Mclntire. Harold May, Jack Nelson, Jack Parrish, Robert Parleir, Alex Reed, Frank Roberts, David Rogers, Don Sabow, Robert Setzer, Glenn Earl Smyre, Robert Sweet, Francis Thomp- son, Claude Tyler, Elmer VanCourt, Wiley VanNorrwick, Leland Westall, Jimmie Wilkinson. Alston Wilkes, Robert Williams, Marion Wilscn, Jim Wofford, Jack Young. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Ralph Connally. Euterpean Literary Society Officers: President, Mary Anne McCormick; Vice President, Mary Eddy Gott; Secretary, Eloise Crawford; Treasurer, Nan Allison. Other Members: Thomasin Alegre, Catherine Andrews, Ramona Bagwell, Sara Bason, Jan Beckerdite, Betty G. Billings,, Betty Bradham, Jo Brumsey, Jewell Burdell, Aletha Cagle, Laura Caroon, Mickey Case, Manteo Daughtridge. Edith Dayvault, Inez Elledge, Jane Faucette, Virginia Faucette, Mildred Fink, Betty J. Foster, Marianne Gingele, Mary Graybeal, Christine Hamrick, Lou Hamrick, Betty Hatcher. Alice Hawkins, Frances Hedden, Glenna Higgii s, Dott Ingram, Ruth Keith, Phyllis Kline, Alice Langston, Betty Lawrence, Bernice Ledbetter, Aileen Ledford, Corinne Mc- Clure, Kathleen Martin, Betty Mellard, Mary K. Morris, Evelyn Morlock, Joanne Musgrove, Sybil Nichols. Edna Norton Leona Norton, Marie Ogawa, Dot Osborne, Vera Pearson, Bessie Penland, Carolyn Pennington, Evelyn Phillips, Rachel Poole, Sara Puett, Cleo Reese, Marian Ray, Jane Setser, Connie Sholar, Frances Sloop, Alma Stuart, Mary K. Torian Irene Vaillancourt. Mary Ann Watson, Willa Mae Weaver, Pat White, Louise Whitmire, Margie Wilkins, Kit Young. Faculty Adviser: Miss Nellie Alexander. Cliasaphic Literary Society Officers: President, Thomas Franklin; Vice President, Max Masters; Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Burgess. Other Members: Allen Angel, James Bayne, Kenneth Beadles, Lander Beal, David Caudell. Everette Carr, Lewis Carroll, Charles Chapman, Alfred Cheatham, Campbell Choate, David Duncan. Muldrow Epps, Charlie Freeman, Felix Gebauer, James Gentry, John Hannon, James Hollowell, William Huntsman, Paul Johnson, John T. Jones, Crayton Kerr, Alfred King, Fred Kuchler, Robert Levi, Raul Lopez, Lyle McConnell, Andrew Marcus, Herman Morgan, Gene Naylor, Jose Primelles, Walter Rogers, Duane Strother, Fred Taylor, Charles Teague, Hoyt Truelove, Jack Tucker, Homer Tyson, James Underwood, Darr Wise, Ferretl Young. Clarion Staff Editor Jimmie Wilkinson Associate Editor Mary Eddy Gott Feature Editors Bob Davis, Eloise Crawford, Gloria Bost Sports Editors Vance Derby, Harold Lomax, Walter Rogers Reporters Jack Tucker, Dot Osborne, Dott Ingram, Betty Mellard, Cecil Berrier, Dolly Davis Typists Euva Sentelle, Bobbie Keith, Sybil Nichols, Francis Sloop, Marie Ogawa Business Manager Bill Dickinson Business Staff Hal Spurrier, Jack Nelson, George Rankin, Alec Reed, Sara Bason, Betty Br y son Faculty Adviser Miss Martha Wheless Pertelote Staff Editor Arnold McPeters Assistant Editor Carolyn Pennington Senior Editor Elsie Prestwood Freshman Editor Kathleen Adams Pre-College Editor Catherine Adams Write-Up Editors John Benfield, Jo Ann Musgrove Men ' s Sports Editor Arthur Agnew Women ' s Sports Editor Vera Pearson Organizations Editor Gerald Martin Photography Editor Bill Huntley Feature Euiitor Fred Dellinger Typing Editors. Francis Vinson, Helen Withers Business Manager James Bayne Assistant Business Manager Aletha Cagle Advertising Manager Charlie Heath Circulation Manager Fred Dellinger Faculty Adviser Miss Marjorie Craig Student Council Officers: President, Vance Derby; Vice President, Charles Barnhardt; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Dott Ingram. Other Members: Arthur Agnevv, John Benfield, Charles Burgess, Harold Cald- well, Tom Eason, Bill Huntley, Charles Johnson, Mary Anne McCormick, Joanne Mercer, Allen Reese, Ernest Traynham, James Underwood, Wilmer Wilson. Christian Workers ' Club Officers: President, Sara PuetT; Vice President, Thomas Franklin; Secretary- Treasurer, Ruth Keith. Other Members: Linwood Adams, Thomasin Alegre, Tom Allen, Betty An- derson, Allen Angel, Bertie Ruth Ayers, Ramona Bagwell, Louise Blythe, Jewell Burdell, Aletha Cagle, Charles Chapman, Valma Corn, Eloise Crawford, Manteo Daughtridge, Glenn Davis, Edith Dayvault, Vance Derby, David Duncan, Tommy Eason, Fred Elkins, Inez Elledge, Virginia Faucette, Betty Farabow, Mildred Fink, Hazel Franklin, Earl Gibson, Robert Giles, Mary Eddy Gott, Aaron Gray, Mary Graybeal, Lou Hamrick, Delpha Herring, Kenneth Hersh, Glenna Higgins, James I lollowell, Bill I luntsman, Dott Ingram, Ralph Kayler, Jean Kennickell, Crayton Kerr, Marvin Lowder, Betty Lawrence, Bernice Ledbetter. Pedro Leon, Jim Loftis, Corrine McClure, Mary Anne McCormick, Arnold McPeters, Andrew Marcus, George Marcus, Kathleen Martin, Max Masters, Betty Mellard. Sybil Nichols, Shirley Osborne, Lois Oyer, Vera Pearson, Bessie Penland, Robbie Penland, Carolyn Penning- ton, Evelyn Phillips, Jose Primelles, Frank Roberts, Man, ' F. Robinson, Walter Rogers. Connie Sholar, Frances Sloop, Flarold Spurrier, Alma Stuart, Fred Taylor, Bill Townsend, Hoyt Truelove, James Underwood, Irene Vaillancourt, Frances Vinson, VVilla Mae Weaver, Pat White. Louise Whitmire, Jimmie Wilkinson, Bob Williams, Jack Williams, Darr Wise, Jack Young. Faculty Adviser: Rev. C. Edward Roy. Home Economics Club Officers: President, Delpha Rose Herring; Vice President, Ramona Bagwell; Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Hawkins. Other Members: Thomasin Alegre, Betty Gray Billings, Mary Chertok, Marianne Gingele, Man ' Graybeal, Andrew Marcus, George Marcus, Evelyn Morlock, Wanda Nifong, Marie Ogawa, Robbie Penland, Frances Sloop, Marian String- fellow, Louise Whitmire. Faculty Adviser: Miss Katherine Stamev. Science Club Officers: President, Max Masters; Vice President, Laura Caroon; Secretary, Annie Lu Robbins; Reporter, Boone Carey. Other Members: Inez Elledge, Christine Hamrick, Hicks Hamrick, Peter Hulth, Robbie Penland, Jack Sheets, Bill Traywick. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Ralph Connally. International Relations Club ' ENLAND. Officers: President, Allen Reese; Vice President, Homer Tyson; Secretary-Treasurer, Bessi: Other Members: Archie Angel, Robert Boylan, John Burry, Boone Carey, Campbell Choate, Inez Elledge, Hicks Hamrick. David Larioza, Arnold McPeters, Mary K. Morris, Alex Reed, Walter Rogers, Thomas Sheets, Hugh Sizemore, Rodney Taylor, LeRoy Thompson. Faculty Adx iser: Dr. A. L. Bramlett. Folk Games Club Officers: President, Glenn Davis; Vice President, James Underwood; Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Taylor. Other Members: Betty Anderson, Archie Angel, Aletha Cagle, Eloise Crawford, Manteo Daughrridge, Inez Elledge, Virginia Faucette, Mildred Fink, Glenna Higgins, Norman Huff, William Huntsman, Don Ingram, James Jamerson, Phyllis Kline, Bernice Ledbetter, Sybil Nichols, Sara Puett, Walter Rogers, Duane Strother, Rodney Taylor, Francis Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Hoyt Truelove. Faculty Advisers: Miss Martha Wheless and Miss Dulcie Hayes. s Alpha Pi Epsilon Members: Elsie Prestwood, Isis Villar, Betty Jo Wilson. Faculty Adviser: Miss Lois Frazier. anagram Club Officers: President, Johnny Cline; Vice President, Herman Walker; Secretary, Betty ' Byrum; Treasurer, Lander Beal. Other Members: Kathleen Adams, Arthur Agnew, Harry Ashworth, Kenneth Armstrong. Charles Burgess, Ray DeLapp Mildred Fink, Charles Heath, Phil Johnson, Gene King, Johnny Misenheimer, James Miller, Herman Morgan, Vera Pearson, loe Price, Annie Lu Robbins, Hugh Sizemore, LeRoy Thompson, Bill Townsend, Emest Traynham, Bill Tucker, Jim WofFord. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Robert Andrews. Phi The ta Kappa Members: Aileen Ledford, Arnold McPeters, Morgan Murphy, Wanda Nifong, Robert Setzer, Charles Sherrill, James Underwood, Darr Wise. Faculty Adviser: Dr. Burt W. Loomis. Sigma Pi Alpha Officers: President, Jim Wilkinson; Secretory, Jan Mercer; Treasurer, Wanda Nifong. Other Members: Thomasin Alegre, Ralph Davenport, Marianne Gingele, Kenneth Gouge, Robert Greene, Phyllis Kline, Arnold McPeters, Alva Martin, Kathleen Martin, Evelyn Morlock, Morgan Murphy, Dwight Nifong, Leona Norton, Bessie Penland, Carolyn Pennington, James Pierce, Hugh Seay, Euva Sentelle, Charles Sherrill, Darr Wise. Faculty Adviser: Miss Dulcie Hayes. Commercial Club Officers: President, Mildred Fink; Vice President, Aletha Cagle; Secretary, Bernice Ledretter; Treasurer, Alma Other Members: Charles Burgess, Edoleen Curry, Edith Dayvault, Bill Dickinson, Hazel Franklin, Stella Cosnel l. Mary Eddy Gott, James Grainger, Isabelle Harrison Charles Heath. Betfv Hensley, Bobbie Keith, Alice Langston, Hardin Lee, ' Ed Loftis, Mary Anne McCormick, Gerald Martin, Eugene Naylor, Sybil Nichols. Evelyn Phillips, Elsie Prestwood, Frances Robinson, Barbara Ann Smith, Mary K. Torian, Frances Vinson, Helen Withers. Fflct( :y Adviser: Miss Lois Frazier. South Carolina Club Oncers: President, Annie Lu Robhins; Vice President, Bill Townsend; Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Penning- ton; Reporter, Alex Reed. ,,„,,,„ , , i n t -■ Other Members: Catherine Andrews, James Armstrong, Jack Bailey, John Burn-, Harrv Chandler, Lawrence Crowe, Bill Dickinson, Ernest Dickerson. Sloan Fender, Ray Fowler, Robert Giles, James Grainger Ed Griffin, Frank Henderson Norman Huff, Peter Hulth, Ezra Hutto, John T. Jones. Royce Knight. Gerald Martin, Harry Martin, Ed Moore. Rachel Poole, David Rogers, Roland Shelley, Duane Strother, Francis Thompson, LeRoy Thompson, Ernest 1 raynham, Hoyt Truelove, Herman Walker, Alston Wilkes, Darr Wise. Day Students ' Club Officers: President, Gerald Martin; Vice President, Carolyn Hawkins; Secretary-Treasurer, Euva Sentelle. Other Members: Amelia Amos, Ruth Ashworth, Harry Ashworth, James Bayne, Arnold Carter, David Caudell, Ray Cheek, Edwin Edwards, Gloria Foster, Robert Gosnell, Charles Johnson, Aileen Ledford, John McCall, Johnny Misen- heimer. Dot Osborne, Sara Puett, James Reed, Lena Rhodes, Robert Simpson, LeRoy Thompson, Jack Tucker, Betty Jo Wilson, Wilmer Wilson, Charles Ziegler. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Ray Swink. Veterans ' Club Officers Officers: President, Charles Johnson; Vice President, Arthur Agnew; Secretary, Harry Chandler; Treasurer, Ralph Davenport. Mi IN THERE FIGHTING JltkletU 1947-1948 The Football Season Even though the Brevard College football team did not have an impressive record this season, the school spirit was high among both player s and students. Each player gave everything he had in practice sessions as well as in the games. Luck seemed to be against Brevard, especially in the first five games. Statistics always showed our team to be the best, but they were always on the short end of the score. Our opponent for the last game of the season was our old rival, Mars Hill. The entire student body turned out in spite of a drizzling rain. The team responded by completely outclassing Mars Hill in every department and winning the most impor- tant game of the season. The whole squad saw action, and each man played heads up football. Any list of the outstanding players of the year would include the entire squad; but the fine playing of Cline, Walker, Traynham, Ashworth, Winchester, and Crowe was noticeable in every game. The 1948 Tornadoes Top Row, L. to R.: Coach Andrews, Kenneth Armstrong. John Cline, Dutch Agnew, LaNue Floyd, Law- rence Crowe, Millard Hason, Morgan Murphy, Herman Hipps, Boice Winchester, Charlie Heath. Middle Row: Charles Burgess, Ramon McLeod, Ernest Gilstrap. Clifton Riggins, Bill Tucker, Ernest Dickerson, Lander Beal, Ezra Hutto, Jack Gamer. Bottom Row: Johnny Misenheimer, Heyward Buchanan, Guy Christopher, Jim Miller, Harry Martin, Bull Traynham, LeRoy Thompson, James Armstrong, Beef Walker. Captain John Cline and Co-Captain Herman Walker Johnny and Beet led the team through the season. We take our hats off to them for their capable leadership. Upper right: Coach Andrews Center right: I Iarry Martin, Center Bottom row: Jack Garner, Right Tackle; Arthur Acnew, Right End; Guy Christopher, Fullback ■$ 1 ; First row: Morgan Murphy, Fullback; Joe Price, Left Guard; Ramon McLeod, Quarterback. Second row. John Cune, Left Guard; Ray DeLapp, Halfback; Herman Hipps, Quarterback. Third row: Clifton Riggins, Quarterback; Ernest Gilstrap, Fullback; Ernest Traynham, Rigbt Tackle. wrnnnmnuwim ■ First row: I Ierman Walker, Left Tackle; LaNue Floyd, Left End; Charles Bubgess, Left Guard. Second row. Lander Beal, Center; Heyward Buchanan, Halfback; Boice Winchester, Halfback. Third row: James Miller, Left Tackle; Ezra Hutto, Center; Johnny Misen heimer, Halfback. First row: Ernest Dickerson, Quarterback; Lawrence Crowe, Riglit End; James Armstrong, Left Guard. Second row: Kenneth Armstrong, Right Tackle; Bill Tucker, Right Guard: Millard Bason, Right Tackle. Third row: LeRoy Thompson, Center; Charlie Heath, Manager; Perry I Iolden, Manager. Left to right: George Marcus, Worth Dalton, Hugh Seay, Lawrence Holt, Bob Sanford, LaNue Floyd, Alfred King, Bob Parleir, Alston Wilkes, Clifton Riggins, Joe Price, Andy Marcus, and Ray DeLapp. Basketball Although the ' 48 Tornadoes did not quite live up to pre-season expectations, they compiled a good record. With a total of seven wins against nine losses, they were the team to watch until two first stringers graduated in the middle of the season. The Tornadoes won three conference games and lost seven. Only two teams beat them in more than one game. King, high scoring center, was the spark of the team and was named to an All-Conference position. Morgan, Sizemore, DeLapp, Riggins, Seay, and the Marcus brothers were the outstanding players in regular and relief roles. Against Mars Hill, our traditional rival, we split the two games. With all except two of this year ' s squad returning, we look to 1949 as a banner year for Brevard basketball. Left to right: Sizemore, Forward; G. Marcus, Forward; King, Center; Riggins, Guard; Morgan, Guard. Back row: Floyd, Guard; Holt, Center; Sanford, Forward; Johnson, Guard; Seay, Forward; Warren, Center. Front row: Parleir, Center; DeLapp, Forward; Dalton, Guard; A. Marcus, Forward. i.Price, Forward, not pictured. ) i i Cheerleaders Left to right: Betty Mellard, Bill Townsend, Betty Byrum, Head Cheerleader; James Wofford, Dot Osborne, Gene King, Kathleen Adams. The Basehall Team Spring 1947 Rack row: Guv Christopher, Cecil Henderson, Kenneth Armstrong, Howard Tweed, Smith Poplin, Bob Hauss, Bill Blankenship, Coach Andrews. Middle row: Frank Dunlap, Hicks Duncan, Clifton Riggins, John Cline, Herman Morgan, Bill Gossett. Front row. Richard Hendrix, Andy Marcus, Henry Swiggett, Phil Johnson, Jimmy Fitzpatrick. The baseball team wound up a successful season with a .600 average. They beat Blue Ridge once, Asheville High twice, split two games each with Mars Hill, Gardner-Webb, and Ecusta, and lost twice to Spartanburg. Tennis Team 1947 Back row. Alvin McKinnish, Bill Cutcliffe, Pecky Bodenheimer, Tom Gibson, John Anderson, Coach. Front row. Jimmy Cowart, Travis Brown, Bob Hord, Ray Frye. rtECitcuOiTASEA mmmm. ,- FM T ME EMPLtVCCS Mt F1MIICS rran nra cur. CtKCCt WIT c   DOUBLES A FALL HIKE Women ' s Sports GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President, Vera Pearson; Vice President, Mary Anne McCormick; Secretary, Bernice Ledbetter; Treasurer, Betty By ' RUM; Sophomore Representative, Aletha Cagle; Freshman Representative, Thomasin Alegre; Pre-College Representative, Ann Harden. A Resume of the 1947-1948 Season During the winter sports activities for women at Brevard were limited. The girls ' basketball team played Four games. The girls are looking forward to the spring when Softball, swimming, and tennis will get under way. PRACTICE SCRIMMAGE Basketball THE TEAM Back row: Mildred Fink, Bernice Ledbetter, Mrs. Ruth Caldwell, Coach; Aletha Cagle, Betty Grey Billings, Jewell Burdell, Thomasin Alegre, Aileen Ledford, Ann Harden, Manager. Front row: Connie Wortman, Vera Pearson, Dott Ingram, Jan Mercer, Marian Ray - . Girls ' Bowling Team Left to right: Marian Gingele, Evelyn Morlock, Marie Ogawa, Lois Oyer, Captain; Alma Stuart, Evelyn Phillips, Margie Wilkins, Frances Hedden, Mary Eddy Gott. Mrs. Ruth Caldwell Women ' s Athletic Director Swimming at Cascade Lake MAY FESTIVAL DANCE 1947 3 t e ci I u red KING AND QUEEN OF MAY, SPRING 1947 POLLY CRAWFORD AND SMITH POPLIN Wau Court rmmm KING AND QUEEN OF THE HARVEST FESTIVAL GUY CHRISTOPHER AND DOLLY DAVIS DOGPATCH WEDDING MAMMY AND PAPPY YOKUM 3 a a i c rsf a w h i n J a u  ■■ ■■ ' WEDDING PARTY AT THE MARRIAGE OF MISS KATHERINE AUVIL TO MR. JAMES D. BAYNE HARTLEY ROBBINS PLAYING TI IE PIANO AT THE CHRISTMAS DANCE J L L ' 1 J ' :,: Hit 1 ' HI v ■Ilk ' ™ B Hv Bb ; j«9 HHE__. W t Hm i Mm -- ■ B i ' PI wf a group of students uptown THE HOMECOMING DANCE Girls ' Trio A a Pauline Kellogg, Carolyn Pennington, Faye Shaw $ The Mixed Chorus Patricia White, Carolyn Pennington, Ruth Keith. Irene Vaillancourt Betty Lawrence, Louise Blythe, Faye Shaw, Pauline Kellogg, Hilda Payne, Phillip Johnson, Harold Spurrier, Bobby Davis, Charles Freeman, Jim Wofford, David Duncan, Ralph Kayler, Lander Beal, John Tucker, Darr Wise, Frank Roberts, Thomas Franklin, Robert Sanford, Bill Duckworth. RECEPTION IN WEST HALL FOLLOWING CONRAD WILSON ' S RECITAL, SUMMER 1947 College Hand Bill Duckworth. Thomas Langston, Harold Spurrier, Mrs. Malvin Artley, Don Sabovv. Frank Roberts. Isabelle Harrison, Jim Wofford, Charles Burgess, David Duncan, Mary Graybeal, Bobby Davis, Thomas Franklin, Harris Johnson, Fred Dellinger. Malvin N. Artley, Conductor. 3 e n io r C I add Top left: Arthur Ac:new and Vera Pearson, Best 1 ooking. Right: Bernice Ledbetter and Hugh Sizemore, Most Athletic. Bottom left: Johnny Cline and I Ielen Withers, Best All -Ron mi. Riiiht: Lorraine Keatts and Nathan Parsons, Most Original. 3 a p e r la tlv eS ii.i £ Top left: Charles Sherrill and Joanne Mercer, Most Intellectual. Right: Mary Anne McCormick and Jack Livesay, Best Personality. Bottom left: Betty Byrum and Bill Tucker, Most Popular. Right: Darp, Wise and Dott Ingram, Most Likely to Succeed. 16 1 = Lois Lytic i i Sponsored by Arnold McPeters Editor-in-Chief of The Pertelote r.f. s?ame6 JJ. £5atuu Sponsored by James D. Borne Business Manager of The Pertelote iis (L,doieen Learnt Sponsored by Vance Derby President of the Student Body Hi jeann in e OSra hi Sponsored by jimmy Wilkinson Editor in Chief of The Clarion OUR ADVERTISERS - Compliments uf ECUSTA PAPER CORPORATION Pisgah Forest. 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Pre-professional course groupings. Special emphasis on training for Christian leadership. Summer session of two six weeks terms, June to August, 1948; shorter summer session after 1948. For catalogue write R. N. Daniel, Dean Miss Elizabeth Lake Jones, Dean Men ' s College Women ' s College Compliments of CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Brevard, N. C. Compliments of TINSLEY ' S BARBER SHOP Brevard. N. C. SOUTHEASTERN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Distributors of Educational and Institutional Equipment Siler City, N. C. Compliments of TALMAN OFFICE SUPPLIES, Inc. Asheville, N. C. PLUMMER ' S Main Street Brevard, North Carolina Jet Jt Sn OIV First row. Manteo Daughtridge. Campus Scene. Second row. Catherine and H. L. Adams. Jan Beckerdite and Nancy Ingram. Third row. Betty Lou Farabow and Rolando Lopez. Molly Spender and Alma Stuart. Fourth row. Lettie Davis and Bob Williams. Rachel Poole and Campbell Choate. 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PATTERSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Brevard ' s Shopping Center Brevard. N. C. DRUGS CANDIES SODAS STATIONERY LONG ' S DRUG STORE Brevard, N. C. Brevard College Boosters PI lone 85 Compliments of CASH AND CARRY Quality Foods for Less Brevard, N. C. Compliments of CO-ED AND CLEMSON THEATERS The Latest and Best in Movie Entertainment Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of SARRATT ' S DRY CLEANERS Morgan Street Brevard, IN. C. Compliments of FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLY Brevard, N. C. When Visiting Your Alma Mater Stop at THE SKYLAND HOTEL MODERN -EVERY ROOM WITH BATH FIREPROOF Onr Coffee Shop Offers the Best in Foods . . . For Reservations Phone Hendersonville 600 Compliments of GAITHER ' S CAFETERIA and GRILL Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of B. B. FEED and SEED COMPANY FEEDS. SEEDS, FLOUR FERTILIZER Brevard, N. C. cJLet s dj  ante First row. Mary Ann Ramsey, Sonny McCormick, Dott Ingram, and Bill Huntley. Lettie Davis and Bob Williams. Faye Shaw and Mack Burgess. Second row: Tudie Crawford and John Hyre. Third row. The Bobby Davis Dance Band. Dink Davis and Phil Johnson. Fourth row. Betty Bradham. Phil Johnson, Manteo Daughtridge, and Charley Freeman. Jo-Jo and Dean Stevenson. ■MWMIUU BBW Compliments of PRESSLEY - OSBORNE PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE BAKER JEWELERS WATCHES — GIFTS High Grade Watch Repairing Brevard, N. C. WE SALUTE . . . Brevard College Graduates, Students and Faculty- Members THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES A Prize-U inning Newspaper Compliments of HUNTER ' S Army and Navy Goods A Good Line of Army and Navy Surplus Compliments of CASSEL ' S 5-10-25c Store, Inc. Brevard. N. C. TRANTHAM ' S DEPARTMENT STORE READY-TO-WEAR. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Brevard, N. C. Compliments of A. W. WHEELER 8C SON Brevard. N. C. Meet Your Friends at FORD ' S CORNER SODA AND SANDWICH SHOP BILTMORE ICE CREAM HOT POPCORN SLACK ' S ' ' The First to Show the Latest ' SLACK ' S Compliments of SLEDGE RADIO SALES AND SERVICE MOTOROLA RADIOS UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES Brevard, N. C. The Best in Outstanding Films and School Equipment National Film Service NATIONAL SCHOOL SUPPLY CO., Inc. Richmond. Va. Louisville, Ky. Raleigh. N. C. Compliments of FARMERS ' SUPPLY CO. Brevard, N. C. Compliments of ASHEVILLE SHOWCASE and FIXTURE COM PANY Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional House Phones 498-499 57-59 Broadway Asheville, N. C. Compliments of TRANSYLVANIA TRUST COMPANY Brevard, N. C. S. M. MacFIE DRUG CO. The Re.xall Store ' ' FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND SANDWICHES BILTMORE ICE CREAM SCHOOL SUPPLIES Brevard, N. C. Compliments of THE CHICKEN KITCHEN Brevard, N. C. Richard W. Parris Donald J. Parris BREVARD HARDWARE Parris Brothers, Owners HARDWARE FOR EVERY HOME, FARM, AND INDUSTRIAL USE Brevard, N. C. Compliments of BROWN -WRIGHT HOTEL SUPPLY CORPORATION 563 Peachtree Street, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY Greenville, S. C. THE QUALITY STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Where Women Like to Shop Compliments of SIMPSON ' S BARBER SHOP J. G. GRAY, Owner Brevard, N. C. Compliments of PATTON ' S GULF SERVICE Brevard, N. C. Zracultu and Atttimnl First row: Miss Smith and grandniece. Howard Tweed and Pat Wainwright. Faculty on summer picnic. Second row: Marvin Featherston, Fabio Rivas, and Maria Lopez. Mrs. Scroggs. Third row: Grace Gordon. Miss Hayes and Miss Hendrix. Mr. McCoy and Coach Andrews. Fourth row: Jeffrey Coltrane, Dot Peed, Conrad Kimbrough, and Gray Freeze. Mr. Roy. Elyna Eller. BREVARD LAUNDRY and COAL COMPANY LAUNDRY CLEANING Brevard, N. C. Phone 44 The South ' s Largest Distributors of Reliable Merchandise We Sell for Less E. Main St. Brevard, N. C. Compliments of SPORT AND HOBBY SHOP Brevard, N. C. Compliments of McFEE ' S JEWELRY SHOP Expert Watch Repairing Brevard, N. C. BELK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of BREVARD LUMBER COMPANY Brevard, North Carolina A P SUPER MARKET Where Economy Rules Symbol of the World ' s Foremost Service Brevard. N. C. Compliments of SMITH ' S BARBER SHOP 39 Years in Business in Brevard Compliments of BROWN APPLIANCE CO. 212 Broadway Phone 472 and THE LAUNDERETTE 30 Minute Laundry Brevard, N. C. Compliments of GOODWILL MOTOR COMPANY Broadway PONTIAC Sales and Service Compliments of PISGAH TAVERN AND PISGAH MOTOR COURT Brevard, N. C. Compliments of RALPH ' S AUTO SUPPLY B. F. GOODRICH TIRES AND BATTERIES West Main Street Brevard, N. C. WILSON DRUG CO. J. B. Lovingood, Prop. Prescription Druggist Phone 58 Hendersonville, N. C. Compliments of BRIDGES ' COAL 8c OIL COMPANY FUEL OIL AND COAL Phone 710 Brevard, N. C. THE CHATTERBOX MR. AND MRS. SELLERS The pause that refreshes Power to You, Class of ' 48 We ' re proud of you . . . 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