Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

1L ' « frU v VA 1853-2003 James A. Jones Library Brevard, North Carolina 28712 (, r) u III 1343 Gerald Donald Martin Editor-in-Chief Charley Freeman Business Manager 1 9 4 9 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY Dedication oP the jrlaa OF BREVARD COLLEGE BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA • foreword The 1949 Pertelote attempts to record sig- nificant personalities and events on our campus for the past twelve months. Because we have chosen music as our theme, we have endeavored to lend unity and interest to our record by means of song titles. —The Staff J- retudc For his patience and kindness in guiding and advising the Music Department, his service and co-operation with all school activities, and his unending effort to make Brevard a better college, we take pleasure in dedicating this the 1949 Pertelote to -. WaLin n mu It is too simple to sing the praises of the man who has filled Brevard with song. Jhere judlc in the s rir , ji m essa ae to the CLss of 1949 What are you doing? Let this be a personal message to every member in the class. Please read it and then give us your full cooperation. We have made many improvements in recent years; but with these developments we are not resting on our oars. We are now laying the ground work for an aggressive campaign for a science building, an auditorium and music building combined, a new dormitory for men, and the enlargement of Taylor Hall, the main dormitory for young women. Along with these improvements, we must provide an administration building and re- model Dunham Hall. Of course, such a building program will call for large and substantial gifts. Naturally we must justify our appeal. To do that, we must show what Brevard College has done in the past and what its future should be. In telling this story we must rely on you. Eugene J. Coltrane, President of the College , FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Robert F. Andrews, Jr. B.S. Coach, Athletic Director for Men Malvin N. Artley B.Mus., M.Mus. Theory, Band Instruments Miss Vera Ault A.B., R.N. College Nurse, Hygiene Albert L. Bramlett B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History Mrs. Elsie G. Bramlett Arts and Crafts Miss Ella V. Buckner Bookkeeper 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 V f • ' f- Mrs. J. C. Curtis Housemother Miss Lois Frazier B.S., M.S. Business Education Miss Caroline Gates B.M. Organ, Piano, Music Appre ciation, Music History Miss Dulcie Hayes A.B., M.S. French, Spanish Unto ( J reucirci We re C ver oioi tiM F AC U LTY AND First Row Second Row Third Row Bruce Atkins Livengood B.M., M.M., C.C.M. Choral Work, Piano Mrs. Dewitt P. Miller Piano Miss Add Lea Morgan James Alfred Parker Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Mary Gladys Lobdell A.B., M.A. Mrs. Ada Parker B.S., M.S. Biology Physical Education for Women, Hygiene, Biology B.S., M.A., A.B. Librarian Burt W. Loomis B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Psychology, Education, Director of Guidance Maxwell Galbraith Pangle A.B., A.M. Economics, Sociology, Government Miss Annie Puett Assistant to the Registrar Mrs. Loula McNeer Pangle Mrs. Lee Pylant Miss Josephine Linn A.B., A.M. A.B., B.S. B.S. Mathem atics Dean of Women, Mathematics Dietitian ilk  !  f ' K iy,f tkiiM ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF First Ron ' Second Row Third Row William K. Robinson Miss Lucile Smith Miss Sue Tisdale R.S. Mechanical Drawing, Physics A.B., A.M. English, Dramatics B.S. Assistant Dietitian Miss Katherine Stamey Carl Hoyt Trowbridge Mrs. Mamie Y. Scroggs B.S. A.B.. A.M. A.B. English, Assistant Librarian Home Economics J. J. Stevenson, Jr. Vice President, German, Religious Education A.B., B.D. Miss Martha Wheless Mrs. Dolph Smith Housemother Dean of the College Rev. Ray F. Swink A.B. Business Education A.B., B.D. Herman R. White Hall Smith, Jr. Business Manager Assistant to the President, Religious Education Superintendent of Buildings Grounds MARY FRANCES STAMEY INFIRMARY oLe est srorqet r DEDICATION OF JAMES ADDISON JONES MEMORIAL LIBRARY .,: ' v •■li j£( Top: Services in the Auditorium Bottom: Unveiling of Mr. J. A. Jones ' Portrait S enci yJut Jliii oLlqlit v M r Top: Entrance to the Library BOTTOM: UNVEILING DR. E. J. COLTRANES PORTRAIT CONCERT BAND THE BOBBY DAVIS BAND a Coal Wake Suck Beautiful Wusic Doaetker President Ernest Gilstrap Vice President LaNue Floyd Secretary Jane Setser Treasurer Lander Beal Frances Kathleen Adams Bassett, Va. Bailar Club; Cheerleader; Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club, President ' 49; Mnemosynean; Perte- lote Staff. Kat likes to talk and walk, but not alone. Bertie Ruth Ayers Pineville, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Mnemosynean; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Bertie is a quiet little blonde who has a cheerv greeting for evervbodv — even at 7 A.M. Houston Levander Adams, Jr. Veteran Bassett, Va. H. L. is a married veteran who likes accounting. • • Linwood Louis Adams Vanceboro, N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Delphian, Vice President, ' 49; Flight Club. Linwood takes all things slowly, includ- ing hygiene. Thomasin Elaine Alegre Brooklyn, N. Y. Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; International Belations Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Anyone who has the per- sonality and interest in her fellow man that Tommy has is bound to make a great contribution in social work. Millard Elmore Bason Greensboro, N. C. Bailar Club; Delphian; Football; Monogram Club. I never bother work, and work never bothers me, says Moe. Eugene Jordan Baucom Charlotte. N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian; Football; Tennis. Gene should be taking a course on Women, his favorite subject. He believes that a woman is as false as a feather in the wind. Ira Clayton Baxley Veteran Mullins, S. C. Clavton is the best dressed man on the campus. SEN Lander Beal Gastonia, N. C. Baseball; Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic Treasurer, 49; Football; Ministerial Club; Monogram Uub, treasurer 49; Sophomore Class Treasurer, ' 49. Lander, noted for his nonsense, is especially popular when he brings in the mail. • • Jack Bennett Veteran Mount Airy, N. C. Bailar Club, Secretary, ' 49; Dramatic Club; Inter- national Relations Club, President, ' 49. Jack is noted for doing things well and for wasting no time in accom- plishing his tasks. • • Betty Grey Billings North Wilkesboro, N. C. Bailar Club; Betty Lamp Club. Secretary, ' 49- Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Science ' Club! Betty has worked with efficiency in the library and the cafeteria, and looks forward to becoming a laboratory technician. • Charles Franklin Blackwelder Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Charles is the boy who can find time for eyerything but studying. • • Thomas Marvin Blackwelder, Jr. Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Tommy likes a good time anywhere, any time. • • Ethel Jeannine Brake Rocky Mount, N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Mnemosynean. Brake is enthusiastic about many things, especially dancing. • • James Albright Blickner Black Mountain, N. C. Delphian; Mixed Chorus; Pertelote Staff. James ' character is the cornerstone of his success. • • Jewell Medford Burdell Florence, S. C. Bailar Club; Mnemosynean. Pretty and rather re- served, Jewell is decidedly interested in basketball and a certain quarterback on the football team. SENIORS William Burgess, Jr. Veteran Columbus, N. C. International Relations Club. Bill is our agricul- ture major who is bound for farming. He has recent- ly acquired a wife. Laura Sue Caroon Newsoms, Va. Euterpean; Science Club, Secretary ' 48. Laura ' s prospective career in nursing and her interest in home economics go well together. Mildred Case Madison, N. C. Ba ilar Club; Euterpean. How Mickey finds time for Don and studying is a mystery. Patricia Rae Casteen Leaksville, N. C. Bailar Club; Mixed Chorus; Mnemosynean, Presi- dent ' 49. Taylor Hall is aware of the fact that Patsy is a voice major. Fuller Chaffee Morganton, N. C. Fuller can usually be found in biology lab, pre- paring herself for a career among test tubes. Alfred Bernard Cheatham, Jr. Veteran Wilmington, N. C. Heels can always be heard walking down the hall in Unit D. He plans to work in his father ' s drug store after graduation. Ray Townsend Cheek Pisgah Forest, N. C. This Eagle Scout from Pisgah Forest can master almost anv kind of machinery. Robert Guy Christopher Veteran Greenville, S. C. Baseball; Football. Sportsmanship, sincerity, and friendliness describe Chris perfectly. Fredrick Byron Cooper Upper Montclair, N. J. Bailar Club; Camera Club; Commercial Club; Delphian. Byron is the soft spoken student from New Jersey. Hal N. Currin Veteran Oxford, N. C. Hal has a democratic spirit of friendliness and a winning personality. Valma Virginia Corne Tuxedo, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Choir; Commercial Club; Mnemosynean. Valma is a business student who is rarely seen except before an office typewriter. Sidney Taylor Currin Veteran Oxford, North Carolina Football. Sid, a married veteran, likes football and plans to become an engineer. Eloise Crawford Rutherfordton, N. C. Bailar Club; Clarion Staff; Euterpean Secretary and Treasurer ' 48; Euterpean President ' 49; West Hall I louse Council President ' 49. Eloise chose John as a major at Brevard College. Edwin Foy Currie Whiteville, N. C. Edwin believes that it is better to speak too little than too much. Bobby Blair Davis Gastonia, N. C. Bailar Club; Clarion Staff; Concert Band; Delphian; Marching Band; Methodist Church Choir; Mixed Chorus. Bobby ' s name always is linked with music, his greatest love. Coy Glenn Davis Biltmore, N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian; Folk Games Club, President ' 49. Glenn is quiet, sincere, and honest in purpose. Edith Marie Dayvault Concord, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Euter- pean Society; Folk Game Club. Shy and quiet, Edith finds pleasure in working with arts and crafts. Ernest Luther Dickerson Veteran Ware Shoals, S. C. Baseball. Ernest is fond of Candy, especially the kind in Laurens, S. C. William Ray DeLapp Veteran- High Point, N. C. Baseball; Basketball; Veteran ' Club, President ' 49. Ray likes sports and Caroline. Herbert Dale Dixon Kings Mountain, N. C. Dale is a man of few words but a clear purpose to accomplish something in the field of science. Mrs. Dixie Gibbs Dellinger Cherryville, N. C. Mnemosynean. Dixie is the attractive red-head who, with her husband, has returned to the College. William Walter Duckworth, ]r. Veteran Brevard, N. C. Chorus; Concert and Marching Band. Give Bill a clarinet, and he is perfectly happy. Fred Owen Dellinger Veteran Cherryville, N. C. Fred found a wife at Brevard College and returned to finish. David Alton Dula Winston-Salem, N. C. Christian workers ' Club; Tennis Team. It can be said of David that if worry were the only cause of death, he would live forever. David Reagen Duncan Stony Point, N. C. Bailar Club; Bookstore; Camera Club; Chorus; Cliosophic; Concert Band; Marching Band; Music Club. We couldn ' t have the college band without David. • • Edwin Eugene Edwards Pisgah Forest, N. C. Edwin plans to be an engineer. • • Inez Virginia Elledge Hays, N. C. Bailar Club; Baptist Choir; Beauty Queen , ' 48; Betty Lamp Club, Social Chairman ' 49; Christian Workers ' Club, Secretary ' 49; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Folk Games Club; Kitchen Family; International Relations Club, Secretary ' 49; West Hall House Coun- cil. Inez is going to be a model, proving our good taste in beauty queens. • • Jane Carolyn Faucette Brown Summit, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Glee Club; Phi Theta Kappa. lane is the girl who can always find the book you want in the library. • • Virginia Mivian Faucette Brown Summit, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean Society; Folk Game Club; Home Economics Club, Reporter ' 49. Virginia, a home economics major, has made a valuable contribution in religious activities on the campus. • LaNue Floyd Veteran Kingstree, S. C. Baseball; Basketball; Football; Monogram Club; Music Club; Sophomore Class, Vice President ' 49. LaNue majors and minors in music. Charley Ladd Freeman Raleigh, N. C. Bailar Club; Choir; Chorus, Vice President ' 49; Cliosophic; Concert and Marching Band; House Coun- cil; Monogram Club; Music Club; Pertelote Staff, Busi- ness Manager ' 49; Tennis Team. Charlie ' s laughing gaiety has made him a campus favorite. • Samuel Geek Veteran Brevard, N. C. Sam is as proud of his son as he is of his educa- tion. SENIORS Earl Kay Gibson Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian; Ministerial Club. Hoot is the ministerial student with deep, bass voice, whose eloquence should carry him far. • • Ernest Gaines Gilstrap Veteran Pickens, S. C. Football; Sophomore Class, President ' 49. Gilstrap does to perfection impersonations of Dean Stevenson. • • Marianne Veronica Gingele Maplewood, N.J. Beauty Queen, Clarion Beauty Ball ' 49; Betty Lamp Club, President ' 49; Euterpean Society; Inter- national Relations Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Marianne ' s social work may even include a certain good-looking young man at U. T. Mary Esther Graybeal West Jefferson, S. C. Bailar Club; Band; Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; International Relations Club; Square Dance Club. Mary manages the saxo- phone pretty well and does all right at managing John, too. • Mary Lou Hamrick Forest City, N. C. Chorus; Christian Workers ' Club; Concert Band; Euterpean. Lou is the little girl that makes a big noise with that beat in the band. • • John Paul Hannon Veteran Coleridge, N. C. Cliosophic Literary Society. Although slow in his words, John is earnest in his conduct. • • Gary Lindel Hardin Veteran Fairmont, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Ministerial Club. Gary ' s usually happy disposition loses its sparkle when he thinks of study. • • Isabelle Margaret Harrison Gastonia, N. C. Band; Commercial Club; Mnemosynean. Isabelle likes to talk about the farm. In college she is inter- ested in music and business. Alice Carolyn Hawkins Brevard, N. C. Betty Lamp Club, Secretary ' 49; Day Students ' Club, Vice President, ' 48; Euterpean Society; Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary-Treasurer ' 49; Student Council, Day Student. Lyn, though not very athletic, really goes in for Jim. • • Charles Francis Heath Veteran Brevard, N. C. Commercial Club; Delphian; Monogram Club; Pertelote Staff. Charlie thinks that work well done makes pleasure more fun. • • Bette Jo Helms Charlotte, N. C. Bailar Club; Charlotte Club; Clarion Staff; Com- mercial Club; International Relations Club; Mnemosy- nean. Bette Jo is a former student who has returned to Brevard to major in business. • • Claude Hicks Veteran Randleman, N. C. Baseball, Manager ' 48; Football, Manager ' 49; In- ternational Relations Club; Student Council, President ' 49. In spite of Claude ' s Southern drawl and easy going disposition, he has been energetic in behalf of the Student Government. Glenna Higgins Hays, N. C. Bailar Club; Betty Lamp Club, Treasurer ' 49; Christian Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club. Glenna is going to do something about the scarcity of blonde history teachers. Herman Hart Hipps Veteran Belmont, N. C. Football; Monogram Club. Hershey , the small football star, is a little stone that makes a big splash. James McNider Hollowell Yonkers, N. Y. Phi Theta Kappa. It is quite hard for anyone to work and study at the same time, but Jim Mac manages to do both. Mary Dlike Howard Fayetteville, N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Folk Dance Club; Mnemosynean. In order to get her man, Duke is planning to go into the F. B. I. Norman William Huff Greenville, S. C. Norman works well and plays too much. William Rober Huntley Spindale, N. C. Camera Club, President ' 48; Clarion Staff; Concert Band; Delphian; Pertelote Staff. The busiest man on the campus is our Bill — photographer, book store man- ager, and aspirant to radio fame. Ralph Earl Kayler Gastonia, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian; House Council; Marshal (Pre-College Graduation ' 47); Ministerial Club, President ' 49; Mixed Chorus. Ralph is a con- scientious student and a faithful supply minister at a country church near Brevard. Betty Jean Lawrence Aberdeen, N. C. Choir; Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club, Vice- President ' 49; Euterpean; Folk Games Club; Mixed Chorus; Music Club. Bettv is our call to classes. John Robert Hyre Raleigh, N. C. Bailar Club. John has a winning personality com- bined with brains and poise. John Hardin Lee, Jr. Veteran Hickory, N. C. Commercial Club. Lucky Lee is to McCarthy what Jeff is to Mutt. John Thomas Jones, Jr. North, S. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian. John is the typical Barracks J man. Joe Gaither Leonard Catawba, N. C. Delphian, Secretary ' 49. When joy and duty- clash, let duty 7 go to smash, says Joe, except when he becomes interested in accounting. Uft Robert Millender Levi Candler, N. C. Bailar Club; Basketball; Clarion Staff; Dance Or- chestra; Delphian; Football. Levi wins all his friends by first being a friend to others. • • Carl Louis Lusk Veteran Spear, N. C. Carl, with his blond good looks and interest in pipe-organ, plans to be a dentist. • • Margaret Corinne McClure Charlotte, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club ' 48; Euterpean Society; Folk Games Club. In addition to keeping up with Frank, Corinne finds time to study business. • • Frank Hilton McGill Kingstree, S. C. Football; Monogram Club. Frank is the boy who likes to make money and trips to Virginia. John Alex McInnes, Jr. Veteran Darlington, S. C. Day Students ' Club. John studies at the library and works at the theater. Thomas Edward McInville Darlington, S. C. Softball; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Thomas can ' t make up his mind about becoming a teacher. John McKissick Veteran Kingstree, S. C. Football; Veterans ' Club, Secretary and Treasurer ' 49; Baseball; Monogram Club; Most Original. Full of fun, John can always have a good time. J. C. McLain, Jr. Veteran Statesville, N. C. Married Vets with cars appreciate J. C. ' s mechan- ical skill. Martin Mahlon Mackie Winston-Salem, N. C. Baseball; Tennis. Buddy meets any situation with courage. • Gerald Donald Martin Veteran Darlington, S. C. Commercial Club; Day Students ' Club, President ' 48; Football; Pertelote Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 49; Pertelote Staff, Organization Editor ' 48; Phi Theta Kappa, Vice President ' 49; Sigma Pi Alpha; South Carolina Club; Veterans ' Club, Secretary and Treas- urer ' 48. Gerald, a true South Carolina gentleman, has served as editor for the Pertelote, with which he has always done his typically efficient work. • • Harry Thompson Martin Veteran Greenville, S. C. Baseball; Football. Stinky ' s exploits on the foot- ball field have amused us; his faithful work at the cafeteria has helped feed us. • • Katheryn Elizabeth Mellard Asheville. N. C. Bailar Club; Cheerleader; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Dramatic Club; Euterpean; Square Dance Club. Litde Bit is an illustration of the saying that good things come in small packages. • • John Lester Miles Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. Johnny is the outstanding boxer at Brevard Col- lege. • • James Hassell Moran Veteran Jamestown, N. C. Baseball. Jim is what we all admire— a gentleman. • • Stella Richardson Moran Jamestown, N. C. Phi Theta Kappa, Vice President ' 48. Stella, who achieved highest scholastic honors at midyear com- mencement, can tell intriguing stories of her experience as a welder during the war and of Kentucky mountain feuds. • • Evelyn Morlock Maplewood, N. J. Betty Lamp Club, Vice President ' 49; Euterpean; International Relations Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha, Treasurer ' 49. Evelyn possesses enthusiasm, ability, and personality for her future in social work. Sara Elizabeth Moseley Madison, N. C. Bailar Club; Euterpean; Pertelote Staff. Sara is a business major who will do her job with neatness and efficiency. Edna Elizabeth Norton Highlands, N. C. Alpha Pi Epsilon; Christian Workers ' Club; Com- mercial Club; Euterpean; Girls ' Athletic Association. Edna has made an excellent scholastic record at Brevard, but her heart has remained in the highlands. Annie Louise Murdock Statesville, N. C. Phi Theta Kappa; Transfer from Mitchell College. Louise is a girl who is attractive, industrious, and artistic. • Morgan Grier Murphy Albany, Ga. Football; Monogram Club; Pertelote Staff; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha, President ' 48, ' 49. To be handsome, studious, and athletic is a combination hard to beat. Leona Belle Norton Highlands, N. C. Phi Theta Kappa. Leona is expert in any subject. Robert Ernest Norwood Brevard, N. C. Band; Transfer from North Carolina State, speaks for himself in every class. Bob Jo Ann Musgrove Catawba, S. C. Bailar Club; Betty Lamp Club; ChorL Workers ' Club; Euterpean; Pertelote Staff. Brevard ' s prize art student. Shirley Doris Osborne Fig, N. C. Christian Christian Workers ' Club; Mnemosynean. Miss [o Ann is Ault ' s faithful assistant at the infirmary is also inter- ested in religious activities. Frank Eugene Outen Veteran China Grove, N. C. Pertelote Staff. Frank is a long, tall, modest man, expert with the camera. Henry Odell Purgason Veteran Forest City, N. C. Henry is the studious type, always working on his accounting. Robert Leslie Parlier Conover, N. C. Basketball; Christian Workers ' Club. Many sided, Bob works at the cafeteria, plays basketball, and is a leader in religious activities. Robert Joe Ragan Veteran Thomasville, N. C. Robert is a dav student who is fond of movies. Annie Evelyn Phillips Highlands, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Euter- pean; Girls ' Athletic Association; Pertelote Staff, Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha. Bev is the girl with the triple major— English, history, and fun. Robert Richard Rankin, Jr. Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte Club; Footsie is a veteran majoring in business. His chief recreations are golf and Softball. Joseph Alan Price Veteran High Point, N. C. Basketball; Football; International Relations Club; Monogram Club. Joe plays ball in the fall and sleeps the rest of the year. Marian Joyce Ray Asheville. N. C. Euterpean; Girls ' Athletic Association; Pertelote Staff. Mar ian ' s pleasing personality and striking ap- pearance will be assets to this prospective history teacher. ch N I O R S Charles Thomas Robbins, Jr. Veteran Plymouth, N. C. Robbie has the true Southern drawl. Paul Robert Robbins Veteran Darlington, S. C. P. R. is the boy who loves social life and likes Frank Oscar Roberts, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Bailar Club, President ' 49; Cheerleader; Chorus; Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian; Pertelote Staff. Frank is a serious music major. • • David Legrand Rogers Bennettsville, S. C. Football. David is an experienced announcer who plans to go into the radio business. • • Thurman Townsend Rogers Veteran Lake City, S. C. Thurman is the man with the horn. Walter Francis Rogers, Jr. Atlanta, Georgia Bailar Club; Camera Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief ' 49; Cliosophie, Vice President ' 49; Folk Games Club; International Rela- tions Club; Student Council. This future journalist has made an excellent editor of the Clarion. William Don Roscoe Veteran Gibsonville, N. C. Delphian. Don says, As long as I know a C ' s worth, I ' m happy. Mary Josephine Rowe Charlotte, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Dramatic Club. Jose- phine can always be depended on, whether her work is in Mr. Swink ' s office, the library, or the Christian Workers ' Club. SENIORS Morris Rozar Raleigh, N. C. Cliosophic; Tennis. Morris is our laughing tennis player. Howard Leon Rudisail Veteran Etowah, N. C. Leon travels far to get an education. Elmer Jackson Sealey Veteran Orrum, N. C. Bailar Club; International Relations Club. Elmer ' : ability in the fields of mathematics and chemistry will be a great asset in his career. Jewell Euva Sentelle Etowah, N. C. Clarion Staff; Day Students ' Club; Secretary ' 49; Sigma Pi Alpha. Euva ' s sweet smile and cheery hello make the bluest days seem brighter. Jane Elizabeth Setser Franklin, N. C. Bailar Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Euterpean; Sophomore Class, Secre- tary ' 49. Whoever employs Jane as a secretary will have a gracious, dignified, and efficient helper. Robert Ernest Setzer Conover, N. C. Delphian, Phi Theta Kappa. Robert ' s motto must read: A man can be whatever he determines to be. Frances Edwin Sloop Shelby, N. C. Bailar Club; Betty Lamp Club; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Commercial Club; Euterpean, Secretary ' 49; Folk Games Club; West Hall House Council. Sloop, a zoology lover, has a passion for cutting up frogs. William Hall Smith, III Brevard, N. C. Transfer from Tennessee Polytechnical Institute. Hall is a faithful believer in studying. ff Leon Holiday Sugg Veteran Kinston, N. C. Lean takes his studies mildly, his trolley seriously. Glenn Glenn Earl Smyre Newton, N. C. vas manager for the football team of ' 48. Alma Faye Suttle Charlotte, N. C. Bailar Club, Vice President ' 49; Charlotte Club; Folk Dance Club; Girls ' Athletic Association; Phi Theta Kappa, Mnemosynean; Sigma Phi Alpha. Alma, our cafeteria cashier, is known for her kindness and intelligence. Mary Elizabeth Spender Maplewood, N. J. Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Mnemosvnean. Give Molly a movie or a magazine, and this little Yankee will be happy for hours. Henry Berry Tarte, Jr. Veteran Darlington, S. C. With H. B. any subject is good for a joke, pecially his million dollar model A. Frederick Eugene Taylor Zirconia, N. C. Folk Dance Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Cliosophic; Clarion Saff. Fred has used his secretarial ability in the Business Office and in a summer camp, he has coached classes in freshman English, and he plans to develop his talent for writing at Carolina. FJarold Lee Sprinkle Veteran Asheville, N. C. Baseball; Basketball; Christian Workers ' Club; In- ternational Relations Club; Monogram Club. Harold is a married veteran interested in baseball and agricul- ture. Earl Duane Strother Plum Branch, S. C. Bailar Club; Cliosophic Club; South Carolina Club, vaiting each day for everyone. Duane has a smile Rodney Bruce Taylor Veteran Jamestown, Va. Christian Workers ' Club; Commercial Club; Folk Games Club; International Relations Club. Though his Jamestown is not Captain Smith ' s, Rodney still likes history. Charles Edward Teague Seagrove, N. C. Cliosophic. Charles is always in a cheerful mood, never discontented. Francis David Thompson Piedmont, S. C. Delphian. Frank enjoys playing basketball, but likes Brevard ' s social life even better. Sherman Gorrell Thompson Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. Gorrell and his trained nurse wife live out in town. One of his interests is art. th Ernest Hambree Traynham Veteran Greenville, S. C. Football; Freshman Class President ' 49; Monogram Club. Bull is known for his successes on the foot- uall squad and for being first in his work or play, what- ever it may be. • • Hoyt Ray Truelove Ware Shoals, S. C. Bailar Club, Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic; Commercial Club; Folk Dance Club; South Carolina Club. Laugh and the whole world laughs with you — Hovt ' s motto. • • John Westervelt Tucker Veteran West Palm Beach, Fla. Cheerleader; Christian Workers ' Club; Clarion Staff; Cliosophic; International Relations Club. John is not afraid to express himself, although the world be against him. • • James Morton Dixon Underwood Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club. President ' 49; Cliosophic; Folk Games Club, Vice President ' 48; Freshman Class, Vice President; International Relations Club; Phi Theta Kappa, President ' 49; Sigma Pi Alpha. Jim is one of our finest campus leaders in religious acivities and stu- dent government. Many biology students are also in- debted to him for his help. James Carl Wade Veteran Dunn, N. C. Delphian. J. C. returned to Brevard after a brief period in the Marine Corps. Herman Winford Walker Veteran Darlington, S. C. Cliosophic; Football; Monogram Club. Beef likes football, loves his wife, and dislikes classes. Joseph Virgil Walker, Jr. Veteran Altavista, Va. Cliosophic; Freshman Class, President ' 48. Joe is a serious-minded student who chooses basketball as his Jean Manly Whitley Veteran Hendersonville, N. C. Jean is an entertaining person when he starts tell- ing of his trips to the Taj Mahal and the Pyramids. Richard Underwood Waynesville, N. C. Richard is our attractive transfer from Duke. • • William O. Upchurch Veteran Gherryville, N. C. Bill, a married veteran, likes to go hunting. • • Elmer Ray VanCourt Greensboro, N. C. Bailar Club; Delphian. A one man show is Elmer on the dance floor. Isis Thelma Villar Havana, Cuba Alpha Pi Epsilon; Bailar Club; Betty Lamp Club; Commercial Club; Euterpean; International Relations Club; Sigma Pi Alpha. This attractive and intelligent Cuban student can carry on her business in two languages. Robert Clarence Whittle Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Veterans ' Club, Vice President ' 49. Bob is inter- ested in all kinds of sports. Joyce Dolores Wilhelm Statesville, N. C. Christian Workers ' Club; Freshman Class, Secretary ' 49. Joyce has a likeable smile and a friendly per- sonality. Eli Alston Wilkes, Jr. Hemingway, S. C. Basketball. Alston, a tall, soft-spoken P. K. : South Carolina, likes to play basketball. from Carl Howard Wilkie Harris, N. C. Bailar Club; Cliosophic. Howard likes school and also likes to flv. Betty Jo Wilson Brevard. N. C. Alpha Pi Epsilon; Commercial Club; Day Students ' Club. Betty Jo is efficient in her work and pleasing in her personality, whether on the Student Council or at an office job. James Claude Wofford, Jr. Greensboro, N. C. Cheerleader; Chorus; Commercial; Dance Band Delphian, Secretarv and Treasurer ' 49; Drum Major Marching and Concert Band; Monogram Club Pertelote Staff. Jim is one who can think, say, and do. Marcus Harry Woosley Veteran Granite Falls, N. C. Clarion Staff; Cliosophic; Folk Dance Club. Harry is the friendly, funny business manager of the Clarion. Marienela Felisa Carballosa Font Delicias, Cuba Dana Humphries Harris Mrs. Robert R. Rankin, Jr. Veteran Charlotte, N. C. Shelby, N. C. James Grant Allred Balfour Frederick Kenyon Elkins Veteran Durham Roy Houston Foster Sanford Lawrence Eugene Galyon Veteran Randleman Carl William Guin Veteran Gastonia William Tivis Huntsman Veteran Asheville Arthur Frederick Jackson Flat Rock Alfred Grady King Veteran Seagrove Eugene Edward McCauley Veteran Chapel Hill Jack Mancel McCauley Chapel Hill Hubert Bernard McCracken Veteran Sanford Estel Earl Ogle Veteran Basham, Va. Jennings Jere Patterson Veteran Hendersonville Clifton Robert Riggins Veteran Fletcher Hugh Robert Seay Veteran Saluda Ward William Setzer, Jr. Veteran Hendersonville Harold Emanuel Skipper Veteran Landrum, S. C. Connie Wortman Casar icm flifkt cu President, James Holmes; Vice President, Robert Hunt; Secretary, Joyce Wilhelm; Treasurer, Joe Walker. U R E D Bessie Ann Allison Mrs. Doris Curwen Mrs. Lee Pylant Brevard Brevard Bowdon, Ga. Mr. Karl Bosse Caroline Davis William K. Robinson Brevard Brevard Winchester, Va. becca Anna Brenfleck Caroline Fuller Nancy Sader Brevard Brevard Brevard Judith Burgin Carolyn Gates Vivian U. Shirley Brevard Canton Brevard Wylma Covington Mrs. Ruth Holmes Katherine Stamey RidgeviUe, S. C. St. Petersburg, Fla. Lawndale Bobby Cox Gwendolyn Pickelsimer James Opie Wells Brevard Pisgah Forest Brevard DAVID HA1LEY ALLRED Winston-Salem, N. C. EDISON McKINLEY AMOS Veteran Baltimore, Md. RALPH FLYNN ANDERSON Mayodan, N. C. JOHN HERSHEL AYERS Pineville, N. C. CHARLES A. BARKLEY. JR. Gastonia, N. C. RALPH EDWIN BIGGERSTAFF Bostic, N. C. SARAH BEATRICE BIGGERSTAFF Rutherfordton, N. C. BOBBY DEAN BISHOP Veteran Tryon, N. C. BETSY KEITH BOWAN Marion, N. C. ROBERT BAKER BOYLAN Veteran DeLand, Fla. GLADYS BREWER Wakesboro, N. C. MARY AUGUSTA BRITE Elizabeth City, N. C. JAMES OLIVER BROOKS Brevard, N. C. DALE BROWN Marion, N. C. VIRGINIA JO BRUMSEY Norfolk, Va. CHESTLEY E. BURTON, JR. Stoneville, N. C. NEWELL CAMPBELL BUSH Veteran Belmont, N. C. DOROTHY LEE CALLOWAY Thurmond, N. C. FRANKLIN T. CARLAND Brevard, North Carolina ROOSEVELT V. CARTERRET Clarendon, North Carolina JOSEPH HORTON CHERRY Veteran Draper, North Carolina MILDRED ROSE CLINE Claremont, North Carolina MARY ELIZABETH COCKERHAM Dobson, North Carolina MARGARET M. COGBURN Canton, North Carolina JAMES BRUCE COLTRANE, JR. Trinity, North Carolina ELLEN CONWAY CONNER Charlotte, North Carolina BETTY LOU COOK Concord, North Carolina MARY ELLEN COPELAND Newton, North Carolina SPENCER R. CRANFORD, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina JAMES OLIVER CRAWFORD, JR. Greensboro, North Carolina BETTIE EVON DAVIDSON Murphy, North Carolina OKIE MILDRED DAVIDSON Pulaski, Virginia FLOYD THOMAS DAY Gastonia, North Carolina BETSY JUANITA DEAN Randleman, North Carolina MARGARET ANNE DeBORD Brevard. North Carolina DORIS JEAN DELLINGER Stanley, North Carolina RALPH MARCELLUS DINSMORE Veteran Asheville, North Carolina OUIDA ARLINE DULIN Charlotte, North Carolina CHARLES LEROY DWIGGINS Veteran Kannapolis, North Carolina ROBERT T. EARNHARDT, JR. Veteran Charlotte, North Carolina EVELYN ELIZABETH ELLER Creston, North Carolina MARVIN LEONARD ELLIS Clemmons, North Carolina AUDREY BESS ELMORE Claremont, North Carolina WILLIAM GASTON ERVIN High Point, North Carolina EVERETT RECKARD FREEMAN Veteran Etowah, North Carolina SARAH ATWOOD FREEMAN Charlotte, North Carolina VANCE LEE FULCHER, JR. Veteran Bassett, Virginia MARGARET JEAN GEORGE Penrose, North Carolina MORRIS EDWIN GESSER Veteran Hendersonville, North Carolina KEITH RUTLEDGE GILLESPIE Veteran Tryon, North Carolina OAKLEY ANNE GILLESPIE Parrottsville, Tennessee ROBERT LUTHER GOSNELL Veteran Tryon, North Carolina MARYE MARGARET GRAYBEAL Fig, North Carolina BURNICE MACK GREENWAY, JR Charlotte, North Carolina EDWARD WYLIE GRIFFIN Veteran Ware Shoals, South Carolina HUGH DAVID GRIFFITH Veteran Monroe, North Carolina JAMES CHALMUS GROSE, JR. Statesville, North Carolina MICHAEL HADDOCK Veteran Charlotte, North Carolina EDITH ANNE HALEY Elberton, Georgia KENNETH ELLIOTT HARLAN Yorktown, Virginia EUGENE TALMAGE HARPER Veteran Winston-Salem, N. C. MARTHA ANN HAUSER Asheboro, North Carolina CHARLES HELSE HAWN Claremont, North Carolina DONALD LEWIS HELMS Veteran Charlotte, North Carolina BARBARA ANN HENDERSON Morganton, North Carolina ROBERT F. HENDERSON Enka, North Carolina ALLEN HENLEY, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina BEATRICE ELAINE HIGDON Green ' s Creek, North Carolina KENNETH RAY HIGHSMITH Veteran Morehead City, North Carolina HARRY LEON HILL Veteran Toccoa, Georgia ROBERT WINFRED HINES Spindale, North Carolina WILBUR AVERETTE HOBGOOD Veteran Oxford, North Carolina m V, m in BETTY JANE HOCKETT Pleasant Garden, North Carolina JAMES MAKEPEACE HOLMES Veteran St. Petersburg, Florida BETTY CAIN HOWERTON Winston-Salem, North Carolina ROBERT DAVID HUNT Oxford, North Carolina BOBBY CLARENCE IKERD Newton, North Carolina BRUCE McKINLEY JAMERSON Veteran Asheville, North Carolina JOHN DALLAS JOHNSON Vetera n Greenville, South Carolina HARRIS GUTHRIE JOHNSON, JR. Veteran Winston-Salem, North Carolina JAMES HERMAN JONES, JR. Columbus, Georgia MARY DAVIS JONES Winston-Salem, North Carolina BILLY FETZER JOYCE Mayodan, North Carolina BOBBY MOYCE JOYCE Stoneville, North Carolina PEGGY ANN KEENER Canton, North Carolina MARY ELOISE KEEVER Kannapolis, North Carolina RICHARD MARSHALL KELLY Sparta, New Jersey EUGENE SWIN KING, JR. Hendersonville, North Carolina EVELYN ELIZABETH KING Canton, North Carolina NORMA LeNELLE KING Hendersonville, North Carolina FRESHM! BETTY RUTH KUYKENDALL Brevard, North Carolina IVA ELIZABETH LANIER Rocky Mount, North Carolina MARY ELIZABETH LATHAM Warrensville, North Carolina ADA LIZETTE LEWIS Balfour, North Carolina JAMES TERRYL LOFTIS Baltimore, Maryland MARKS LEE LONG Rutherfordton, North Carolina ROBERT FORREST LOVE Gastonia, North Carolina DOROTHY E. McCONNELL Hendersonville, North Carolina LACY LITTLE McCORMICK Veteran Gainesville, Florida MAX ERWIN McCRACKEN Veteran Canton, North Carolina GENE ALVIN McFADDEN Collins, New York JOHN HENRY McINTYRE, JR. Veteran High Point, North Carolina MARTHA ELIZABETH McKELVEY Brevard, North Carolina JAMES WILLIAM McLEOD Veteran Hendersonville, North Carolina PAULINE E. MALLARD Miami, Florid a DOROTHY MAXINE MANN Canton, North Carolina PATRICIA ANNE MASON Asheville, North Carolina JOHN JOSEPH MAXWELL Raeford, North Carolina ■ : MARVIN TOMIE MAULDIN Veteran Seneca, South Carolina CALVIN BLAINE MEAHL Veteran Alexandra, Virginia ROBERT BRUCE MELVIN Gastonia, North Carolina WILLIAM E. MEWBORN, JR. Veteran Kinston, North Carolina ARCHIE THOMAS MILLER Arlington, Virginia WILLIAM FISHER MILLER Troy, North Carolina ROBERT LAWRENCE MOORE Statesville, North Carolina THOMAS EDWIN MOORE Veteran Greenville, South Carolina CLAUD HUBERT MURPHY Veteran Rosman, North Carolina JOHN RICHARD NICHOLSON Brevard, North Carolina DORIS ELAINE ORR Brevard, North Carolina ELEANOR FRAZIER ORR Charlotte, North Carolina FRANK STANLEY OVERMAN, JR Portsmouth, Virginia BETTY JO PARRISH Brevard, North Carolina VERNON DOREEN PEARSON Saluda, North Carolina MARY KATHRYN PENLAND Asheville, North Carolina ELLIE JOHN PARKER Veteran Hemingway, South Carolina VIRGINIA RUTH PRICE Cliffton, North Carolina MJLTON REID PRILLAMAN Stoneville, North Carolina JACK ALEXANDER PRINCE Veteran Kings Mountain, North Carolina JAMES ROBERT RATCHFORD Brevard, North Carolina IDA KATE RAY Indian Head, Maryland BETTY LEE RENO Canton, North Carolina MAXINE ADDA RENSHAW Franklin, North Carolina LENA CATHERINE RHODES Wilkesboro, North Carolina LIONEL HERMAN RHODES Clifton Forge, Virginia HAL BOYD RHYNE Dallas, North Carolina CARLTON HARVEY ROBERTSON Veteran Alexandria, Virginia JAMES NELSON ROGERS Veteran Charlotte, North Carolina WALTER EARLE ROPER Six Mile, South Carolina BETSY JEAN ROSS Pleasant Garden, North Carolina LEON HARRISON ROSS Veteran Greensboro, North Carolina BEVERLY JOAN SCHAEDE, Rantoul, Illinois BEE PRATT SCROGGS Veteran Jonesville, North Carolina JOHN JEFFERSON SEXTON, JR. Alexander, North Carolina BOBBY LEE SHERRILL Spindale, North Carolina FR ! JAMES ROY SKINNER Spindale, North Carolina EMILY ANN SMITH Brevard, North Carolina LEWIS CRAIG SMITH Cramerton, North Carolina MIKE ANDREWS SMITH, JR. Veteran Bassett, Virginia PATRICIA PHILPOTT SMITH Bassett, Virginia WILLIAM CLARENCE SMITH, JR. Stoneville, North Carolina BETTY LOU SPARKS Mocksville, North Carolina BETTY LOU STARNES Waxhaw, North Carolina MARY FRANCES R. STEWART Andrews, North Carolina DAN PRESLEY STOWE Belmont, North Carolina LOUISE ALBERTA STRATTON Reidsville, North Carolina NANCY JO SUTTLES Canton, North Carolina LEWIS BENJAMIN SWAIM Winston-Salem, North Carolina FRANCES BESS SWARINGEN Concord, North Carolina WILLIAM STANTON TAYLOR, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina ALBERT LEE THOMAS Veteran High Point, North Carolina HAROLD STANLEY THOMAS Veteran Raeford, North Carolina JAMES BRYAN THURMOND Bennettsville, South Carolina F F MARGARET ANN WALKER Spindale, North Carolina LEAN MAE WALLING Newton, North Carolina MAXWELL WHITMER WARLICK Raleigh, North Carolina JAMES FRANKLIN WARREN Charlotte, North Carolina ROBERT LEWIS WATSON Morganton, North Carolina GRAHAM MAITLAND WATTS Veteran Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania JAMES GRAHAM WHITE, JR. Veteran Charlotte, North Carolina JEANNE CAROLYN WHITE Asheville, North Carolina BETTY JEAN WHITMIRE Brevard, North Carolina JOHN LEE WHITMIRE Veteran Brevard, North Carolina RAYMOND LEE WILKINSON Veteran Belmont, North Carolina LILLIAN EDITH WILLIAMSON Forest City, North Carolina IMOGENE MAE WILSON Kernersville, North Carolina MARY CATHERINE WOOD Canton, North Carolina THOMAS LEONARD YELTON Veteran Rutherfordton, North Carolina JAMES BONNER YORK Veteran Forest City, North Carolina JAMES RICHARD ZWICKER Veteran Columbus, Ohio FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Thomas Bradshaw Allen Charlotte Betty Louise Anders Hendersonville Evin Denton Arledge Saluda Chester Pollard Baker Burlingtun Clayton Robert Barker, Jr. Statesville William Robert Barton Brevard Calvin William Belton Veteran Draper Kelly Rufus Bennett Asheboro Minnie Bettylou Boykin Fairview Charles Wells Chapman, Jr. Arden Howard Joseph Christley Veteran Draper Benjamin Harrison Covington Veterna Ridgeville, S. C. Marshall Thaxton Dodd Veteran Clayton Robert Buchanan Dwiggins Veteran Mocksville James Sherman Hampton Murphy Alphonso Hicks, Jr. Veteran Rocky Mount James Henry Hinson Veteran Tuxedo James Thomas Holden, Jr. Brevard Wayburn Lee Houck Todd Billy Osborne Howard Spindale Joyce Rebecca Huggins Tuxedo James William Jenkins Veteran Shelby Clyde Edwin Justus Veteran Shelby George Truett McCloud Veteran Franklin Edward Hayes McMahan, Jr. Veteran Brevard Clyde Allison Martin, Jr. Veteran Tryon William Wiley Martin Albany, Ga. Annie Catherine Measmer Littleton Tom Howell Medford Veteran Waynesville Thomas Richard Medlin Veteran Asheville Thomas William Morton Veteran Greenville, S. C. William McSwain Nabers Veteran Greenville, S. C. William Frank Nelson Franklinville John Thomas Nichols, Jr. Veteran Rocky Mount Isaac Ned Oliver Veteran Hemlock Walter Hazard Owens, Jr. Veteran Andrews, S. C. Paul Franklin Patterson Brevard James Carlton Perry Veteran Kinston, N. C. Clyde Edward Lee Pitts Veteran Franklin Joe Gwyn Price Veteran Clifton George Moore Rankin Veteran Ellerbe Garland McCree Rhodes Veteran Saluda Pedro R. L eon Rodriguez Veteran Chaparra, Cuba John Columbus Rogers Veteran Taylorsville Thomas Bert Scruggs Veteran BreMard Betty Ann Shields Huntersville Wilma Jean Sifford Stanley Ernest Richard Smith Veteran Brevard Charles Ray Snyder High Point Earl Evans Sorrells Brevard William Wallace Splawn, Jr. Rhodhiss James Robert McCarthy Stamey Veteran Polkville Max G. Stafford Veteran Brevard Juthorn Troy Ward Veteran Hendersonville James Cannon Welborn Pickens, S. C. Joe Carpenter West Veteran Forest City William Everette Wilkinson, Jr. Charlotte James Thomas Williams Reidsville Mitchell Carol Young Veteran Cleveland Philip Hiram Young Veteran Cleveland lT lftM Svi 1? 9 a in weterand = cJ unce MARCHING BAND larcnina - rlona Joaetner ' 9 ' 9 ' f IB m EUTERPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Eloise Crawford; Vice Presi- dent, Mildred Davidson; Secretary, Frances Sloop; Treasurer, Betty Mellard. Other Members: Thomasin Allegre, Sarah Bigger- staff, Betty Grey Billings, Betsy Bowman, Dale Brown, Laura Caroon, Mildred Case, Margaret Cogburn, Betty Cook, Mary Ellen Copeland, Betsy Dean, Mar- garet Ann DeBord. Inez Elledge, Virginia Faucette, Sarah Freeman, Anne Gillespie, Marianne Gingele, Mary Esther Graybeal, Mary Margaret Graybeal, Anne Haley, Lou Hamrick, Barbara Henderson, Elaine Higdon, Glenna Higgins, Pat Hockett, Eloise Keever, Norma King, Betty Ruth Kuykendall, Iva Lanier, Mary Elizabeth Latham, Betty Lawrence, Corinne Mc- Clure, Pauline Mallard, Evelyn Morlock, Jo Ann Musgrove, Eleanor Orr, Virginia Ruth Price, Maxine Renshaw, Betsy Ross, Jo Rowe, Beverley Schaede, Jane Setser, Betty Lou Sparks, Betty Starnes, Nancy Suttles, Frances Svvaringen, Margaret Walker, Lena Walling, Joyce Wilhelm, Lillian Williamson. Faculty Adviser: Miss Add Lea Morgan. CLIOSOPHIC LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Jim Underwood; Vice Presi- dent, Walter Rogers; Secretary and Treasurer, Lander Beal. Other Members: Johnny Amos, Hershal Ayers, Charles Barkley, Roosevelt Carteret, Al Cheatham, Jim Coltrane, Jerry Crawford, David Duncan, Leonard Ellis, Charlie Freeman, John Hannon, Allen Henley. Grady King, John Mclntyre, John McMahan, Robert Parlier, Jack Prince, Morris Rozar, Duane Strother, Lewis Swain, Charles Teague, Hoyt Truelove, Jack i ucker, Harry Woosley. Faculty Adviser: Mr. Ray F. Swink. MNEMOSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Patsy Casteen; Vice Presi- dent, Lena Rhodes; Secretary and Treasurer, Pat Mason. Other Members: Kathleen Adams, Bertie Avers, Jeannine Brake. Ellen Conner, Valma Come, Evon Davidson, Evelyn Eller, Isabelle Harrison, Martha Anne Hauser. Mary Duke Howard, Betty Cain Hower- ton, Peggy Keener, Lizette Lewis, Maxine Mann, Shirley Osborne, Doreen Pearson, Kathryn Penland, Ida Kate Ray, Betty Lee Reno, Molly Spender, Lois Stratton, Alma Suttle. Facidty Adviser: Miss Caroline Gates. DELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: President, Lacy McCormick; Vice Presi- dent, Joe Adams; Secretary and Treasurer, Jim WoFFORD. Other Members: Elmore Bason, Eugene Baucom, James Buckner, Byron Cooper, Spencer Cranford, Bob Davis, Glenn Davis, Tommy Day, Dale Dixon, Earl Gibson, J. C. Grose, Kenneth Harlan, Dana Harris, Charles Hawn, Bob Henderson, Kenneth Highsmith, Bill Huntley, Bobby Ickard, Bruce Jamerson, Ralph Kayler, Gene Kelley, Joe Leonard, Bob Love, Max McCracken, Gene McFadden. Bruce Melvin, Bill Miller, Bob Moore, Ed Moore, Frank Overman, Gar- land Rhodes, Hal Rhyne, Frank Roberts, David Rogers, Bob Setzer, Hall Smith, III, Lewis Smith, Can Stowe, J. C. Wade, Bob Watson, Jimmv White, Alston Wilkes. A 3 PERTELOTE STAFF Editor Gerald Martin Associate Editor Kathleen Adams Senior Editor Evelyn Phillips Freshman Editor Paliline Mallard Write-Up Editors Frank Roberts, Sara Mosely Men ' s Sports Editor Morgan Murphy Women ' s Sports Editor Beverly Schaede Organizations Editor Evelyn Eller Photography Editor Frank Outen Feature Editor Mary Elizabeth Latham Typing Editors Betty Lee Reno, Marian Ray, Mary Ellen Copeland Business Manager Charley Freeman Assistant Business Manager James Buckner Advertising Manager Jerry Crawford Circulation Manager Jim Wofford Faculty Advisers Miss Marjorie Craig, Mr. Ray Swink THE CLARION STAFF Editor-in-Chief Walter Rogers Sports Staff Bob Levi, J. B. Thurmond Associate Editor LmwooD Adams Reporters Betty Cook, Inez Elledce, Feat ure Editors. .Frances Sloop, Jack Prince, Betsy Dean, Elain Higdon, Dale Doreen Pearson, Loise Stratton Brown, Frances Swaringen, Jack „ „ , Tucker, Norma King, Margaret Ann Sports Editor Ed Moore DeBord. Ilm j I ■DOfl Staff Plwtographer Bill Huntley Typists Jane Setser Gene Baucom Business Manager Harry Woosley Assistant Business Manager Rodney Taylor Business Staff Jeannine Brake Bobby Lee Sherrill Circulation Manager Ann Smith Faculty Adviser Miss Martha Wheless A 3 STUDENT COUNCIL Members: Lander Beal, Betsy Bowan, James Buckner, Inez Elledge, LaNue Floyd, Ernest Gilstrap, Carolyn Hawkins, Claude Hicks, James Holmes, Robert Hunt, Hal Rhyne, Walter Rogers, James Underwood. ■ BHHPtiiH w_ . P H THETA KAPPA Officers: President, James Underwood; Vice Presi- dent, Stella Moran; Secretary and Treasurer, Carolyn Hawkins. Other Members: Thomasin A legre, Jane Faucette, Marianne Gingele, James Hollowell, Thomas Mc- Inville, Gerald Martin, Evelyn Morlock, Louise Mur- dock, Morgan Murphy, Evelyn Phillips, Fred Taylor, Robert Setzer, Leona Norton. Faculty Adviser: Dr. Burt W. Loomis. CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' CLUB Officers: President, James Underwood; Vice Presi- dent, Betty Lawrence; Secretary and Treasurer, Inez Elledge. Other Members: Linwood Adams, Edison Amos, Bertie Ayers, Lander Beal, Betty Gray Billings, Gladys Brewer, Mildred Cline, Mary Ellen Copeland. Valma Corne, Jerry Crawford, Glenn Davis, Edith Davvault, Betsy Dean, Virginia Faucette, Earl Gibson, Anne Gillespie, Isabel Harrison, Allen Henley, Glenna Higgins, Pat Hockett, Ralph Kayler, Bill Mewbom, Ed Moore, Walter Rogers, Betsy Ross, Josephine Rowe, Frances Sloop, Lewis Smith, Betty Lou Sparks, Dan Stowe, Lewis Swain, Rodney Taylor, Hoyt Truelove, Lena Walling, Max Warlick. Faculty Adviser: Rev. Ray Swink. COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers: President, Kathleen Adams; Vice Presi- dent, Charles Heath; Secretary, Martha Ann Hauser; Treasurer, Jane Setser. Other Members: Joe Adams, Gladys Brewer, Mar- garet Cogburn, Evon Davidson, Doris Dellinger, Audrey Elmore, Sarah Freeman, Elaine Higdon, Man- Jones, Evelyn King. Betty Lawrence, Gerald Martin, Edna Norton, Mary Frances Stewart, Walter Rogers, Frances Sloop, Charles Snyder, Rodney Taylor, Hoyt Truelove. Imogene Wilson. Mary Catherine Wood, Bonner York. Faculty Adviser: Miss Martha Wheless. SIGMA PI ALPHA Officers: President, Morgan Murphy; Vice Presi- dent, Marianne Gingele; Secretary, Leona Norton; Treasurer, Evelyn Morlock. Other Members: Bertie Avers, Hershey Avers, Dale Brown, Mary Ellen Copeland, Jerry Crawford, Betsy Dean, Evelyn Eller, Margaret George, Marianne Gingele, James Holmes, Alfred King, T. E. Mclnville, Evelyn Morlock, Doreen Pearson, Evelyn Phillips, Euva Sentelle, Ann Smith, Frances Swaringen, James Underwood, Richard Underwood, Joyce Wilhelm, Raymond Wilkinson, Isis Villar. Faculty Adviser: Miss Dulcie Hayes. ALPHA PI EPSILON Members Margaret Cogburn Sara Freeman Peggy Keener Evelyn King Edna Norton Isis Villar Betty Jo Wilson Mary Katherine Wood Faculty Adviser Miss Lois Frazier INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers President Jack Bennett Vice President Jack Tucker Secretary and Treasurer Inez Elledge Other Members: Thomasin Alegre, Eugene Baucom, Glenn Davis, Marianne Gin- gele. Bob Hunt, Evelyn Morlock, Joe Price, Jack Prince, E. J. Sealy, Fred Taylor, Rodney Taylor, James Underwood. Faculty Adviser Dr. Albert L. Bramlett DRAMATIC CLUB Officers: President, Jerry Crawford; Vice Presi- dent, Spencer Cranford; Secretary, Joyce Wilhelm; Treasurer, Dale Brown; Stage Manager, Charles Chapman. Other Members: Gene Baucom, Jack Bennett, Gladys Brewer. Betty Cook. Inez Elledge. Sam Geek, Glenna Higgins. Betty Mellard, Bob Moore, Jack Prince, Maxine Renshaw, Walter Rogers, Betsy Ross, Betty Lou Starnes, Frances Swaringen, Bill Taylor, Lillian Williamson. Director: Miss Lucille Smith. BETTY LAMP CLUB Officers President Marianne Gingele Vice President Evelyn Morlock Secretary Betty Grey Billings Treasurer Glenn a Higgins Other Members: Thomasin Alegre, Betsy Keith Bowman, Dale Brown, Dorothy Gallo- way, Mildred Cline, Inez Elledge, Virginia Faucette. Maria Font, Mary Esther Graybeal, Anne Haley, Corinne McClure, Jo Ann Musgrove, Virgnia Ruth Price, Lena Rhodes, Mary Frances Stewart, Betty Lou Sparks, Isis Villar. Faculty Adviser Miss Katherine Stamey FOLK DANCE CLUB Officers: President, Glenn Davis; Vice President, Max McCracken; Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Ellen Copeland. Other Members: Betty Grey Billings, Gladys Brewer, Dale Brown, Alfred B. Cheatham, Margaret Cogburn, Ellen Conner, Spencer Cranford, Jerry Craw- ford, Edith Dayvault, Ouida Dulin, Inez Elledge, Mary Graybeal, Mary Margaret Graybeal, James Hampton, Charles Heath, Barbara Henderson, Glenna Higgins, Peggy Keener, Mary Elizabeth Latham, Betty Law- rence, Maxine Mann, Corrine McClure, Gene Mc- Fadden, John Mclntyre, Anne Measamer, Ed Moore, Robert Moore, Frank Overman, Doreen Pearson, Vir- ginia Ruth Price, Betty Lee Reno, Mary Frances Stewart, Walter Rogers, Betsy Ross, Josephine Rowe, Bee Pratt Scroggs, Frances Sloop, Betty Lou Starnes, Lewis Swain, Frances Swaringen, Fred Taylor, Hoyt Iruelove, James Underwood, Jimmy White, Mary Catherine Wood. Faculty Adviser: Miss Dulcie Hayes. VETERANS ' CLUB Officers President Ray DeLapp ' ice President Robert Whittle Secretary and Treasurer John McKissick BAILAR CLUB Officers: President, Frank Roberts; Vice Presi- dent, Alma Suttle; Secretary, Jack Bennett; Treas- urer, Jane Setser. Other Members: Kathleen Adams, Joe Adams, Ralph Anderson, Chester Baker, Gene Baucom, Clayton Baxley, Bettv Grey Billings, Jeannine Brake, Gladys Brewer, Dale Brown, Jo Brumsey, Patsy Casteen, Eloise Crawford, Mildred Davidson, Betsy Dean, Inez Elledge, Charley Freeman, Sarah Freeman, Marianne Gingele, Hugh Griffith, Anne Haley. Ken- neth Harlan, Martha Ann Hauser, Charles Heath, Glenna Higgins, Kenneth Highsmith. Harry Hill, Mary Duke Howard, Betty Howerton, John Hyre, Bruce Jamerson, Bill Joyce, Bobby Joyce, Lib Latham, Bettv Lawrence, Lizette Lewis, Gene McFadden, Polly Mallard. Mellard, Bruce Melvin, Johnny Evelyn Morlock, Sara Mosely, Eleanor Orr, Jack Prince, Betty Renshaw, Man- Francis Robinson, Walter Rogers, Betsy Ross, Morris Rozar, Elmer Sealey, Frances Sloop, Bill Smith, Lewis Swaim, Frances Swaringen, Bill Taylor, Elmer Van Court, Isis Villar, Bob Watson, Ebbie Wilkinson, Joyce Wilhelm, Lillian Williamson. Faculty Adviser: Mr. William Robinson. Max McCracken, Pat Mason, Betty Miles. Ed Moore, Morgan Murphy, Lee Reno, Maxine MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Officers: President, Ralph Kayler; Vice Presi- dent, Dan Stowe; Secretary and Treasurer, James Holmes. Other Members: James Allied, Lander Beal, Newell Bush, J. O. Crawford, Fred Elkins, Everett Freeman, James C. Grose, Jr., Gary Hardin, Bill Mew- born, Robert Parlier, Jack Tucker, Lewis Swaim, Ray- mond Wilkinson, Gene McFadden. Faculty Adviser: Rev. Ray Swink. CONCERT BAND Members: Betsy Bowman, Bob Davis, Tommy Day, Bill Duckworth, David Duncan, Charley Freeman, Sarah Freeman, Betty Gardner, Miss Caroline Gates, Mary Esther Graybeal, J. C. Grose, Carl Guin, Lou Hamrick, Dana Harris, Isabel Harrison, Jim Holmes, Bob Hunt, Bill Huntley, Harris Johnson, Richard Kelley, Eugene King, Norma King, Bob Love, John Mclntyre, Archie Miller, Frank Roberts, William Robinson, Beverlv Schaede, Jewell Sentelle, Tim Wofford. Conductor: Malvin N. Artley. COLLEGE GLEE CLUB Officers: President, Charley Freeman; Vice Presi- dent, Betty Anders; Secretary-Treasurer, Frances Swaringen; Librarian, Mary Elizaheth Latham. Other Members: Charles Barkley, Betty Lou Boykin, Patsy Casteen, Jerry Crawford, Bobby Davis, Dixie Dellinger, Bill Duckworth, Mack Greenway, Mary M. Graybeal. Lou Hamrick, Pat Hockett, Eloise Keever, Eugene King, Lizette Lewis, Jack Prince, Garland Rhodes, Frank Roberts, Betsy Ross, Ann Smith, Betty Lou Starnes, Loise Stratton, Nancy Suttles, Hoyt Trulove, Max Warlick, Jim Wofford. Director: Mr. Bruce Livengood. MAJORETTES Drum Major, Jim Wofford; Drum Majorette, Pauline Mallard; Majorettes, Elaine Orr, Billie Rhodes, Mary Lou Sweat. CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader, Frank Roberts. Other Members: Pat Mason, Betty Mellard. Bruce Melvin, Eleanor Orr, Jack Prince, Maxine Renshaw. William Tavlor. COLLEGE BAND AND BUS keer 7 0- ou$, C A 99 leer SEASON OF FOOTBALL The Brevard College Tornadoes breezed through their season this year with a record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Of the games played with conference teams, they won 3 out of 5 to come out at the end of the season with second place in the conference standings. The men in blue opened the football season with a 14 to 7 win over Western Carolina here. The following week they tangled with Asheville- Biltmore in Asheville and lost by a score of 19 to 7. This defeat didn ' t dishearten our team here in Brevard in a game which resulted in a 13 to 13 deadlock. The Tornadoes traveled to Lees-McRae after that, and lost a hard fought game 13 to 7 in the closing minutes of play. Our pigskin battlers played their toughest op- ponent October 21, when High Point College came to Brevard. The boys played outstanding ball but lost by two touchdowns — 19 to 7. After this came the big homecoming game with Gardner-Webb. The fellows made many an old grad feel good that night of October 30 by win- ning 14 to 13. The team journeyed to Cul- lowhee November 14 and made it two in a row over Western Carolina by the score of 14 to 0. This brought our team to their last game which was with Mars Hill, Brevard ' s old rival. The game was played at Mars Hill. Brevard stu- dents will talk about that fray for vears to come because the Brevard College boys played their most brilliant game of the season. The team scored the first three times they had possession of the ball, to come out with a 33 to 13 victory which brought to an end a very successful season. Members of the team who played their last game this year are Ernest Traynham, Clifton Riggins, John McKissick, Frank McGill, Herman Walker, Harry Martin, Earl Sorrells, Eugene Baucom, David Rogers, Lander Beal, Earnest Gilstrap, Millard Bason, Richard Medlin, LaNue Floyd, Joe Price, Guy Christo- pher, Fred Elkins, and Jack McCauley. Three of our boys made the All-Conference Team. They were Ernest Traynham, Clifton Riggins, and Hershey Hipps. Two of the team made honorable mention on the same team. These were William Martin and Bruce Jamer- son. Although the boys were responsible to a great extent for Brevard ' s successful season, stu- dents must not forget the very capable coaches who were a main factor in the college ' s winning. They were Jack Alexander, head coach; Bob Swicegood, line coach; and R. F. Andrews, back- field coach. Brevard College hats are off to them. S tout - J rearted I V fen  FOOTBALL LaNue Floyd ' Bam Bam Martin Bull Traynham Captain Clifton Riggins Beef Walker Frank McGill Hershey Hipps Albert Thomas Jim White COACHES Left to right R. F. Andrews, Jr. Bob Swicegood Jack Alexander AT BREVARD Chester Baker Bruce Jamerson Lander Beal Stinky - Martin Guy Christopher John McKissick Earnest Gilstrap Sidney Currin Jack McCauley Earl Sorrells Bill Bolton MANAGERS Left to right Charles Robeins Joe Leonard Claude Hicks Glenn Smy ' re 1. Ebbie Wilkinson 2. Mac Mason 3. Bill Ervin 4. Mack Greenway 5. Clyde Pitts 6. Evin Arledge 7. Lightning Neahl 8. Bob Levi 9. Gene Baucom 10. Gerald Martin 1 1 . David Rogers 12. Fred Elkins 13. Colie Robertson 14. Bill Miller BASKETBALL The high speed Tornado team of ' 48- ' 49, geared to the mechanics of modern basketball, achieved the respect of all opponents by scoring an average of 56.5 points a game. Although they won only 8 and lost 12 of the total games played, they held an .8 of a point advantage over their opponents per game. During the sea- son they scored a total of 1075 points to 1058 for the opposing teams. The all conference team has not, as yet, been named; but it is almost certain that King, a mem- ber of last year ' s all conference team, is a sure bet to be on it again this year. He has an aver- age of 18.7 points per game to be ranked as second in the conference. M ' -■% ' ■ - . ' v j VI M 1 Di m 1 1 a t, i r i 1 . r Delapp McCauley ' King York Parlier Manager Robbins Thurmond Wilkes Floyd Wilkerson RiGGINS Kneeling, left to right: Lander Beal, Clifton Riggins, Richard Meldin, Ernest Dickerson, Harold Sprinkle, Phil Johnson, Ray DeLapp, John Cline, LaNue Flovd. Back row. Coach Bob Andrews, Jack Nelson, Ray Fowler, John McKissick, Skipper Holt, Guy Christo- pher, James Moran, Harold Skipper. BASEBALL The Brevard College baseball team had a Brevard 3 Mars Hill 1 Brevard 10 Spartanburg 7 very successful season in 1948. At the end of Brevard 24 Asheville-Biltmore 7 Brevard 9 Gardner Webb 6 the season, they had a record of 8 wins and 2 Brevard 7 Mars Hill 5 . _. i i i xi ; ta- ■ ■ r Brevard 4 Hendersonville losses. 1 he team led the Western Division of „ , ., ,., „, , , Brevard 23 Ware Shoals 6 the conference, and came in second in the state Brevard 10 Spartanburg 2 Brevard 8 Pheiffer 9 standings. Brevard 8 Asheville-Biltmore 9 mmmm TENNIS TEA I H HBBBH Drum Major Jim Wofford Drum Majorette Pauline Mallard MAJORETTES Majorettes Elaine Orr Billie Rhodes Mary Lou Sweat GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls ' physical education classes this year participated in many activities. Some of the sports were basketball, soccer, volleyball, speed- ball, bowling, calisthenics, table tennis, and tumbling. The girls also had intermediate basketball games between different classes every Tuesday night under the direction of Miss Morgan. The girls are now looking forward to this summer, when they will organize a Softball team. MISS MORGAN DIRECTOR OF WOMEN ' S ATHLETICS Uolleiibail (IScidm In ton Jumblln 9 Jable Je enniS s alidtlt enicA d5owlin 9 DELPHIAN I N ITI ATI O N A3 A p rMlf QiJ J, JUL _4 WeU, V hs Otu -Atkim SPONSORED BY GERALD MARTIN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF THE PERTELOTE 3( t ou Were tl.c Onl, QJ in iL World ' 1 1 lisi 1 1 lanteo aLJauahtridqe SPONSORED BY CHARLEY FREEMAN BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE PERTELOTE i Vl ' iss Vera J- earSon MAY QUEEN • 1948 CORONATION ■ ' Wa r «7. Jime m in ue i THE MAY COURT Queen of May Vera Pearson Maid of Honor .... Aletha Cagle Court Attendants Helen Withers, Bernice Ledbetter, Jim Wilkinson, Johnny Cline, Alma Suttle, Nancy Ross, Hugh Griffith, Morgan Murphy, Mickey Case, Irene Vallancourt, Ed Moore, Dick Medlin Theme: History of the American Dance Indian Dance: Andy Marcus, Byron Cooper, Charles Chapman, Lander Beal, Gene Baucom, Bill Townsend, Carl Guin, John Burry, Lewis Carroll, Morris Rozar. Square Dance: Sarah Puett, Inez Elledge, Glenna Higgins, Corine McClure, Marian Ray, Ramona Bag- well, Glen Davis, Hoyt Truelove, Fred Taylor, Francis Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Gorrell Thompson. Minuet and Waltz: Faye Shaw, Frank Roberts, Mary Kay Torian, Charley Freeman, Lu Robbins, Bill Mclntyre, Dot Osborne, Jack Tucker, Phyllis Kline, Bob Williams. Round Dance: Elmer Van Court, John Hyre, Phil Johnson, Gloria Bost, Dave Allred, Jeannine Brake, Eloise Crawford, Sara Bason. Shag: Bill Townsend, Dave Allred, Bobby Lee Tucker, Frank Roberts, Sara Bason, Jeannine Brake, Gloria Bost, Faye Shaw. 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