Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1958 volume:

? JEVA I O C LL E 1853-2003 James A. Jones Library Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Public Relations Office Brev nd Brevard, North Carolina vim p .. .m. .,, „ - .: ; BREVARD COLLEGE THE 1958 PERTELOTE Helen Ray Editor John Huggins Business Manager Published By the Annual Staff of BREVARD COLLEGE Brevard, North Carolina r i WW t % iQT Dear Mama, Papa, Dorothy Lee and Lil ' Angus, Well, I am finally settled down here at Brevard College, and I have a little time to write you about it. . V ?• 1 ! i: i 1 — i ? I am sending you some pictures of the college and my class- mates. The college grounds are called the campus and here is a picture of it. Page Three M M-BU They have two and a half new buildings. Here is the Campus Center Building where all the activities go on. We have a lounge in here with a T. V. in it and a place to dance. The second picture is the Annabel Jones Hall where all the girls live. Only half of it is CAMPUS CENTER BUILDING ANNABEL JONES HALL Page Four Here is Green Hall where I live, and it is new, too. The other one is Taylor Hal and is for boys also. GREEN HALL TAYLOR HALL Page Five Because we all liked this man, we dedicated the annual to hin DEDICATION Though he has been on our campus only one year, his congeniality, true helpfulness, and deep concern for each student more than merits this dedication. By practicing his firm belief that education and religion are inseparable, he has enriched and influenced the lives of many students. It is with pride and a welcoming spirit that we, the 1958 PERTELOTE Staff, do dedicate our annual to President Emmett K. McLarty. Page Si) He is the new president of the college. When I met him, he greeted me with a smile and a firm handshake like yours, Pa. He introduced me to . . . President McLarty ■I ' f ROBERT HENRY STAMEY Vice-President A.B., and B.D., Duke University Pagn Eight DEANS JOHN B. BENNETT Dean of Instruction A.B., Wofford College B.D., Ph.D., Duke University IONA B. BERRY Dean of Women A.B., Louisiana State University M.A., Columbia University MALCOLM R. HENDERSON Dean of Men B.B.A., University of Georgia M.S., University of Tennessee Graduate Study, Georgia Institute of Technology and Georgia Peabody College. Page Nine ALEXANDER B. McFADDEN, A.B., M.A. Assistant Dean of Men LYNWOOD H. HALLIBURTON, B.S., M.A. Assistant Dean of Men GENERAL ADMINISTRATION GLENN HARDESTY Director of Public Relations C. EDWARD ROY, B.A., B.D., M.A. Director of Religious Activities 1 NELSON F ADAMS Music A.B and M.R.E. Duke University M.S.M., Union Theological Seminary IONA B- BERRY Psychology and Education Sociology A.B , Louisiana State University M.A. Columbia University Graduate Study, University of Chicago and Columbia University FRANK N. EGERTON Physics, Mathematics A.B. and A.M., Duke University E.E., Princeton University Graduate Study, Columbia University C. KENNETH DuBOIS Art A.B., Union College Graduate Study, Syracuse University and University of Pittsburgh BESS S. FRANCIS Physical Education A.B. Meredith College Graduate Study, Western Carolina College, University of North Carolina FACULTY PETER FORD Music B. Mus. Yale University M. Mus., Converse College RUPERT D. GRAVES Mathematics B. S- United States Military Academy Graduate Study, Western Carolina College M S. Purdue University ELEANOR R DIXON Business A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky Page Eleven LYNWOOD H. HALLIBURTON History B.S., Western Carolina College M.A., Washington State Col- lege Certificate, University of Havana Graduate Study, University of New Hampshire M. Ed. BARBARA K. HARDESTY Business B.S. East Tennessee State College M.R.E., Duke University FRANK M. HARVIN History A.B. and L.L.B., University of South Carolina Graduate Study, University of South Carolina FACULTY DULCIE HAYES Languages A.B. and M.A., University of Illinois Graduate Study, University of Illinois MALCOLM R. HENDERSON Business Administration B.B.A., University of Georgia M.S., University of Tennessee Graduate Study, Georgia In- stitute of Technology and George Peabody College CLAYTON H. HOFF English A.B., McGill University M.A., Washington University Graduate Study at Washing- ton University GEORGE D. KING Mathematics, Physics B.S. and M.A., University of Alabama Graduate Study, Uni Alabama ;rsity of JUANITA LAVENDAR Librarian A.B., Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity M.A. Bucknell University Page Twelve MARY G. LOBDELL Biology B.5., Mississippi Stale College for Women M.S., University of Illinois Graduate Study, University of Minnesota BURT W. LOOMIS Psychology ond Education Director of Guidance B.S., University of Missouri M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers henry c. Mcdonald Engineering Drawing B.S., Clemson College ALEXANDER B. McFADDEN English A.B., Duke University M.A., University of North Carolina W. LEIGHTON MARTIN Athletic Coach Physical Education A.B., Mercer University Graduate Study, Western Carolina College FACULTY LOUISE P. MILLER Music Diploma, Huntington College Diploma, Fontainebleu Conservatoire Americaine Pupil of Anthony Stanko- witch, Frank La Forge and Isadore Philipp Graduate Study, Columbia University GRACE J. MUNRO Business Education B.S., Winthrop College Graduate Study, Western Carolina College, University of Tennessee BOBBIE J. NICHOLSON Chemistry B.S., Furman University M.S., Michigan State Univer- sity Page Thirteen EDNA E. RANDOLPH Religion A. B., Blue Mountain College M.R.E., Southern Baptist The- ological Seminary Graduate Work: Duke Uni versity, Woman ' s College of the University of North Caroline Pacific School of Religion RALPH V. REED Music A.B, Maryville College M.A., George Peabody Col- lege C. EDWARD ROY Religion A.B , Piedmont College B.D., Emory University M.A., George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers FACULTY ENA K. SIGMON English A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne College Graduate Work, Duke Uni- versity LUCILE SMITH English A.B., Georgia State College for Women M.A., University of Georgia J. J. STEVENSON, JR. Psychology and Education A B., University of South Carolina B.D., Emory University MA, University of South Carolina MARY W. STEVENSON Assistant Librarian A.B., Wesleyan College Graduate Study, George Pea- body College PIERRE R. WAGNER Languages Graduate, Viret College and Ecole Polytechnique Federal of Zurich Research Work, Ecole Can- tanale D ' Agriculture in Marcelin, Switzerland, Grad- uate Study, University of Colorado ; ■ :■]-■ h Mirlevn 2Bmi iHmmH GERTRUDE P BARTHOLF Nurse KENNETH O. BEARD Bursar PAULINE V. BOSTIAN Bookkeeper BESS R. BUCKNER Director of Cafeteria QUENTIN E. CANTRELL Director of Maintenance KEITHA COX Faculty Secretary HELEN S. DAVIS Housekeeper BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Page Fifteen BEN Book Sto KENERLY re Manager LOUISE KENERLY Secretary to the Presiden DEWEY Night LAVENDAR Librarian BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EDNA E. ROBINSON House Director for Women BRONA N. ROY Recorder DOROTHY M. WALLACE Alumni Secretary MARGUERITE YOUNG Secretary-Receptionist Page Sixteen THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Jonathan Woody, Allen Sims C E. Morgon, Col. W. B. Moore, Vice-Chairman; C. C. Boshamer McLarty: Secretary; E. L. Jones, Cha on; Rev. R H Starr THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ED. M. ANDERSON Brevard DR. E. H. BLACKARD Asheville HAL J. BOBBITT Charlotte REV. C. P. BOWLES Greensboro FRANKLIN BROWN Charlotte DR. MARK DEEP Winston-Salem PAUL EVANS Lexington GEORGE D. FINCH Thomasville TOM A. FINCH Thomasville DR. KENNETH GOODSON Charlotte OTTIS GREEN Asheville REV. CECIL G. HEFNER Canton W. M. HENSEN Spindale LEON IVEY Hickory CLYDE R. HOEY, JR Canton REV. FRANK JORDAN Charlotte DR. ARTHUR W. KALE Durham MRS. DAN K. MOORE S y | va A. G. MYERS, JR Gastonia DR. E. H. NEASE Greensboro C. M. OGLE Hendersonville CLIFFORD PERRY Winston-Salem MRS. HELEN RAY Asheville DWIGHT L. PHILLIPS Charlotte HAYWOOD H. ROBBINS Charlotte NORWOOD ROBINSON . . . . Winston-Salem JEAN W. SCHENCK Shelby REV. P. L. SHORE, JR Hendersonville FLAKE SHERRILL Statesville GEORGE SNYDER Charlotte DR. HENRY C. SPRINKLE, JR New York REV. LEE F. TUTTLE Winston-Salem S. E. VARNER, SR Brevard CHARLES B. WADE Winston-Salem JUDGE GUY WEAVER Asheville REV. H. C. WILKINSON Shelby O. V. WOOSLEY Winston-Salem JOEL W. WRIGHT Asheville Page Seventeen ■A SEATED: Dean Berry, Horace Turner, social chairman; Judy Kiser, secretary and treasurer; Bobby Little, president; Eddie Dacus, vice-president, L. H. Halliburton, advisor; Dean Henderson. STANDING: Jerry Shepherd, freshman representative; Bibba Whisenant, sophomore representa- tive; Audrey Honeycutt, representative of Interclub Council; Tommy Bustle, president of Sophomore Class; John Carper, president of Men ' s Assembly; Janice Smith, president of Christian Council; Myrna Fisher, day student representative; Sondra Whisnant, editor of Clarion; Ronnie Daniel, president of Wodenian Club; Pat Guyer, president of Women ' s Assembly; Charles Garner, president of Freshman Class STUDENT GOVERNMENT You know, we are very democratic here. We have a student government run by the students. They make our rules and regulations and put them in a Student Handbook. During orientation week, these students really kept busy registering the freshmen and seeing that they were made to feel a part of campus life. Page Eighteen President BOBBY LITTLE Vice-President EDDIE DACUS OFFICERS Secretary -Treasurer JUDY KISER Assembly Presidents JOHN CARPER and PAT GUYER Social Chairman HORACE TURNER IIIMI SUBSIDIARY GOVERNMENTS WOMEN ' S COUNCIL SEATED: Dean Berry, advisor; Agnes Hamilton, Janice Brown, Judy Kiser, Student Council representa- tive; Nancy Norton, Vice-president; Pal Guyer, President; Helen Mounce, Secretary, Sarah Middleton, Carolyn Wright, and Evelyn Cook. SECOND ROW: Sharon Cline, Frances Sanders, Linda Limbo, Bev- erly Lambeth, Mary Mullis, Phyllis McCain, and Mary Lou Parker. GREEN HALL COUNCIL SEATED; Bobby Little, Ernest Peeler, Raburn Robinson, and John Carper. STANDING: Dean Henderson, Eddie Dacus, Tommy Bustle, Charles Watson, and Mr. McFadden. (Absent from picture) Paul Lewis, President; Charles Walsh, Secretary-Treasurer. SEATED: Dean Henderson, Mr. Halliburton, Tom Anderson, Everett Bryant, Mike McClaugherty, secretary and treasurer; Jerry King, president; Benny Martin Gary Frick, Howard Martin and Ronnie Daniel. TAYLOR HALL COUNCIL HnaaamomnnBtM v ,- MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE EDDIE DACUS AND LOIS PAYNE This is Mr. and Miss Sophomore. I know it must have been a hard decision because all the Sophomores are nice, but Lois and Eddie were elected. Page Twenty-Two Tommy Bustle, President; Bibbo. Whisenant, Student Council Representative; Fred Sigmon, Vice Presi- dent; and Margaret Sherrill, Secretary-Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Page Twenty-Three n SOPHOMORES I sure have made a lot of friends in this group. This is their second year at Brevard, and they have really been helpful to the freshmen. CHARLES LEON ADAMS Box 296, Mount Airy He deserves Paradise who makes his companions laugh. Christian Council; Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Delphian Society; Intramural Football; Vice-President, Kap- pa Chi; Program Chairman, Delphian Society. ALEXANDER THOMAS ANDERSON Old York Road, New Hope, Pa. An all-round fellow, we all know. His humor always steals the show. Christian Council; Canterbury Club, Presi- dent; Brevard Masquers; vVodenian Club, Vice President; International Relations Club, Vice President; Freshman Advisory Council. JERRI ELIZABETH ARD 105 Lakewood Drive, Asheville She does her task from day to day. And meets whatever comes her way. Brevard Masquers; Commercial Club; Euterpean Society. PATRICIA LEE ATKINS 1495 East Main Street, Albemarle A kind and gentle girl is she, And just as pretty as can be. Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Mnemosy- nean Society, Vice-President; Women ' s House Council; May Court, Maid of Honor. SOPHOMORES VERNON HAYES BISHOP Route 5, Shelby A boy with a heart and a song. Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Choir; Wodenian Club. LOIS JEAN BLYTHE 304 8th Street, Hendersonville ' The beauty of her nature, the sweetness of her smite. LINDA JEAN BOLIEK Route 5. Box 566, Hickory The bounty of fier nature, the studiaus- ness of her way, will pave her road to success in every passing day. Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; M. S. F. ; Big Sister; Clarion Staff; Perte- lote Staff; Phi Theta Kappa, President; Sigma Pi Alpha; Alpha Beta Gamma, Vice President; Euterpean Society; Sunday School Superintendent; Marshal. OLE EDVARD BORGEN Torget 1, Lillestrom, Norway Ready for anything— be it work or play, an all round good fellow in every way. way. Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship; M. S. F. ; Glee Club; Choir; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Men ' s Double Quartet; Chief Marshal. CURTIS HIGH BOSTIAN Brevard Dependable, jovial, witty, to him every cloud has a silver lining. SHERMAN MELTON BRIDGEMAN, JR. 619 Highgate Road, Hendersonville A oily good sport, an all-round guy; Such a pal no money can buy. B.S.U.; Cliosophic Society; Golf Team; Mountaineer Club. E.M.A. Club. Page Twenty-Five SOPHOMORES j . JOSEPH CLELL BRITT The way to be happy is to make others happy. JANICE ELAINE BROWN Brevard Smart, attractive, talented, and neat, this combination is fiord fo beat. Christian Council; Christian Fellowship, Secretary, M.S.F.; Canterbury Club, Sec- retary; Glee Club; Choir; Big Sister; Bre- vard Masquers; International Relations Club; Mnemosynean Society; May Court; Valentine Court. EVERETTE F. BRYANT 207 Frank Street, Cramerton A tall boy with ideas to match. Canterbury Club; Clarion Staff; Interna- tional Relations Club, President; Delphian Society; Freshman Advisory Council; Men ' s House Council. HELEN CARRIE BURRELL Route I, Lake Toxaway Quiet as can be and sweet is she. Christian Fellowship; B.S.U.; Day Students Club. Page Twenty-Six TOMMY HENRY BUSTLE Route 1, Stanley Faithful in every duty. Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Clio- sophic Society; Freshman Advisory Coun- cil, President; Student Council; President, Sophomore Class. JOHN HOWARD CARPER, JR. 1 1 Mock Street, Thomasville Character, intelligence, and perseverance are steps in his ladder ot- success. Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Pertelote Staff; Delphian Society; Monogram Club; Track; Freshman Advisor; Dormitory Council; President, Men ' s Assembly. SOPHOMORES RONALD HAYDEN CARRIKER Midland Wise is the boy who, having nothing to say, keeps still. Day Students Club; Wodenian Club. BENJAMIN COATSWORTH CASSELL Route 1, Brevard His politeness makes him a gentleman among gentlemen. GROVER BOB CLONINGER 688 Paw Creek Qujef and shy, not much to say, But he ' ll try in every way. Delphian Society; Basketball Manager. MARY ELLEN COFFEY Route 6, Box 428, Lenior Quiet and gentle— and we ' re sure Life holds for her something fine. Euterpean Society; President Women ' s Monogram Club; Basketball Medal. EVELYN LEYUNA COOK Stokesdale A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable jolly way she had. Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; President; M. S. F., Secretary; Big Sister; Women ' s House Council. WAYNE CORDELL Route 1, Box 3-A, Swannanoa Those who listen and say little will win their reward some day. Basketball; Monogram Club; Track. Page Twenty-Seven SOPHOMORES MAXWELL COX 406 D. Street, North Wilkesboro Rather mischievous but mighty friendly. Good looking, too, with ways so winly. Christian Fellowship; Delphian Society; Monogram Club; Mountaineer Club, Pres- ident; Inter-Club Council; Track; Freshman Advisory Council; Student Council; Vice- President, Freshman Class. COY CRAWFORD 1306 Elwell Avenue, Greensboro His ways are those of pleasantness. Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Commercial Club; Cliosophic Society; Vice-President E. M. A. Club. EDWIN CLEVELAND DACUS, JR. 608 Perry Road, Greenville, S. C. He ' s a quiet man, but quite a man. Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Beta Gamma; Cliosophic Society; Monogram Club; Base- ball; Inter-Club Council; Freshman Ad- visory Council; Men ' s House Council; Stu- dent Government Association, Vice-Presi- dent; Monogram Club President; Captain, Baseball Team. RONALD B. DANIEL 665 S. Cobb Drive, Smyrna, Georgia One who serves is always useful. Clarion Staff; Alpha Beta Gamma; Bre- vard Masquers; Wodenian Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Inter-Club Coun- cil; Freshman Advisory Council; Student Council; President, Wodenian Club; Busi- ness Manager, Clarion Staff. ERVIN DENDY Highlands The capable are not always the loudest. Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Delphian Society; Second Vice- President, B. S. U. ; President, B. S. U. MOZELLE DENDY Highlands It ' s nice to be natural, if like Mozelle you ' re naturally nice. Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Brevard Masquers; Euterpean Society; Hockey Team; Secretary, Christian Fellowship. SOPHOMORES BEN E. EDWARDS, JR Manners are the happy way of doing things. I . Kappa Chi; E. M. A. Club; Delphian So- i . ciety; International Relations Club; Vice ( President, Aviation Division, E. M. A. t . Club; Secretary-Treasurer, Delphian So- ciety. JUDITH ELKIN 2627 Idlewood Circle, Charlotte A beauty we all agree and just as sweet as she can be ' Glee Club; Choir; Commercial Club; Eu- terpean Society; Vice-President, Euter- pean Society; May Queen. RUTH ELLIOTT Route 4, Oxford Carefree and gay all through the day. Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Glee Club; Brevard Masquers; Commercial Club; Euterpean Society; Basketball; Tennis; Women ' s Intramural Council; Hockey Team; Mountaineer Club. JAMES IRA FEW 610 North Main, Mooresville Quiet and smart. This boy will go far. ' Delphian Society; Marshal. MYRNA DELORES FISHER Route 2, Brevard A cheerful disposition is a fund of great capital. Big Sister; Day Students Club; Euterpean Society; Basketball; Monogram Club; Women ' s Intramural Council; Student Council; Archery Manager; Vice-President, Day Students Club; Women ' s Intramural Chairman. CHARLES FORBES Waterbury, Vermont A pleasant nature shines through his quietness. Wodenian Club; Delphian Society; E.M A Club. Page Twenty-Nine SOPHOMORES SARAH FORTUNE Brevard A sweet, attractive grace. Day Students Club; Euterpean Society; Basketball; Monogram Club; Golf Team; Women ' s Intramural Council; Hockey Team; Inter-Club Council; President, Day Students; Secretary-Treasurer, Day Stu- dents; Secretary, Women ' s Intramural Council; Volleyball Manager. PAUL FRADY Route I, Pisgah Forest Life is just what you make it. ' GARY FRICK Park Avenue, Marion Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Christian Fellowship; M. b. F. ; Canterbury Club; Glee Club; Pertelote Staff; Com- mercial Club; Delphian Society; Baseball; Inter-Club Council; Men ' s House Council; President, Delphian Society; Sports Edi- tor, Pertelote. CRAIG GARREN Brevard Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. B. S. U.; Alpha Beta Gamma; Day Stu- dents Club. Page Thirty DAVE GIBBS 414 Summit Avenue, Statesville Handsome, talented, and neat. This com- bination is hard to beat. Christian Fellowship; M. S. F. ; Cliosophic Society; Monogram Club; Mountaineer Club; Tr ack. MANUEL GAUDALUPE 749 Glushing Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. He ' s ever in a sunny mood. Wodenian Club. SOPHOMORES PAT GUYER Elkin Sweet and gentle, kind and true: And all she does is done for you. Christian Fellowship Club; Choir; Clarion Staff; Pertelote Staff; Brevard Masquers; Euterpean Society; Student Council; Wo- men ' s House Council; President, Women ' s Assembly; Feature Editor, Clarion; Fresh- man Editor, Pertelote. WILLIAM LEE HALL 1007 State Street, Marion Never too busy to play a prank or do a favor. Christian Council; Canterbury Club, Perte- lote Staff; Delphian Society; Monogram Club; Baseball; Vice-President, Canter- bury Club; Sports Editor, Pertelote. LLOYD HENSLEY Star Route, Burnsville Give me athletics and girls and I will seek no other delights. Clipsophic Society; Basketball; Monogram Club; Inter-Club Council; Captain, Bas- ketball Team; President, Cliosophic So- ciety; Freshman Advisory Council. DEANNA HILL Box 5, Zirconia Generous, big-hearted, and kind; A bet- ter friend would be hard to find. Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Brevard Masquers; Euterpean Society. JACK HILL 808 Elwell Avenue, Greensboro With graceful steps he strides the streets and smiles on all the ladies sweet. E.M.A. Club; Cliosophic Society. AUDREY ROSE HONEYCUTT 425 Keswick Avenue, Charlotte She has withal a merry wit, And she ' s not shy in using it. Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Big Sister; Clarion Staff; Sigma Pi Alpha; Euterpean Society; Women ' s Intramural Council; Hockey Team; Inter-Club Council; Stu- dent Council; Women ' s Monogram Club; President, Intramural Council; President, Inter-Club Council; Secretary-Treasurer, Sigma Phi Alpha. SOPHOMORES S. VINCENT HOOTS Brevard He always has a friendly, warm hello. ' NEIL T. HOWELL Route 2, Waynesville High erected thoughts deep-seated in the heart of courtesy. Christian Fellowship; Day Students Club; Secretary, Wodenian Club; Dance Band. JOHN ROBERT HUGGINS Brevard The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Canterbury Club; Pertelote Staff; Day Students Club; President, Alpha Beta Gamma; Inter-Club Council; Managing Editor, Pertelote. OSCORA GRACE HUNTER Box 17, East Marion, Marion Made to be happy, ready to sing, full of life ' n everything. Christian Fellowship; M. S. F. ; Glee Club; Business Manager, Brevard Masquers; Commercial Club; International Relations Club; Euterpean Society; Dance team; Bowling team; Volleyball team. DONNA VEE JOHNSON Route 3, Rockingham A friendly girl with a brilliant smile, who makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Glee Club; Choir; Big Sister Organiza- tion; Clarion Staff; Brevard Masquers; Eu- terpean Society. JAMES MICHAEL JONES 180 Miller Road, Asheville Men of few words are the best ones. SOPHOMORES TAI-YOUNG KIM Seoul, Korea Always happy and always friendly and as for enemies, he hasn ' t any. International Relations Club; Delphian Society. JULIA FRANCES KISER 104 South Inman Avenue, Bessemer City Her sunny smile, her radiant ways Help to brighten all our days. Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Glee Club; Big Sister; Pertelote Staff; Commercial Club; Euterpean Society; Student Council; Secretary-Treasurer; Freshman Class Of- ficer; May Court. MARY LLA LEET LANCE Brevard A pleasant nature shines through her quietness. Alpha Beta Gamma, Day Students Club; Euterpean Society. MARTHA ANNE LAUGHLIN Box 337, Lawndale She ' s cute, she ' s friendly, and she can sing, too; Her hap py times many, her troubles few Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Glee Club, Choir; Mnemosynean Society; Women ' s House Council; Brevard Civic Chorus; Mix- ed Quartet. RAYFORD LEDFORD Route 1, Casar The pathway to success is stoney, only the rough shod con tread it. Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Delphian Society; Mountaineer Club; Vice-Pcesi- dent, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President, Mountaineer Club; Co-Social Chairman, Christian Fellowship; Fund Chairman, M. S. F. PAUL BEACHAM LEWIS 531 Craven Street, Durham He was born with a gift called ability: E. M. A. Club; Wodenian Club. Page Thirty-Three SOPHOMORES ISTA DIANE LINEBERGER 403 West Church Street, Dallas Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, A truer heart nowhere you ' ll find. M. S. F. ; Big Sister; Pertelote Staff; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Euterpean Society; Women ' s Council; Sophomore Editor, Pertelote; Marshal. ROBERT WAYNE LITTLE 1718 Medford Drive, Charlotte Versaf 7e, good and true— sincere and dependable, too. Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; M. S. F. ; Clarion Staff; Pertelote Staff; Cheerleader; Cliosophic Society; Inter- Club Council; President, Student Council; Social Chairman, Student Council; Fresh- man Advisory Council. ANN YVONNE LIVELY 3412 Whittle Street, Roanoke, Va. Neat and trim from head to toes, She ' ll always be noticed wherever she goes. Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Choir; Christ Couriers; Pertelote Staff; Brevard Masquers; President and Program Chairman, Euterpean Society; Cheerleader; Reporter, Women ' s Intra- mural Council; Mountaineer Club. DONALD CAMERON LIVINGSTON Box 295, Bryson City This little guy has vigor and vim, Likes everyone— everyone likes him. Phi Theta Kappa; Clipsophic Society; Basketball; Monogram Club. Page Thirty-Four WILLIAM MICHAEL McCLAUGHERTY 116 Oakhurst Avenue, Bluefield, W. Va. Ever ready and willing to do. Christian Council; President, Kappa Chi; M. S. F.; Choir; Delphian Society; Sec- retary, Monogram Club; Mountaineer Club; Track; Freshman Advisory Council; Secretary, Taylor Hall House Council. RUFFIN BRAXTON McLENNAN, JR. 3201 West Market Street, Greensboro He looks innocent, but you ' d better watch out, Or you may be wonderine what it is all about. Christian Fellowship; Canterbury Club; Commercial Club; Delphian Society; Mountaineer Club; Track. HHHH m SOPHOMORES CLYDE CRAIG MACE Route 4, Lincolnton He ' s such a nice guy— o friend and a pal to you and me. Delphian; E. M. A. BENJAMIN NORRIS MARTIN 202 Park Street, Morganton Any help wanted, just call on Ben. If he cant do it, nobody can. Christian Council; Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship; President and Recreation Chairman M. S. F. .Canterbury Club; Glee Club; Choir; Vice-President Brevard Mas- quers; Vice-President Delphian Society; Freshman Advisory Council. HOWARD LUTHER MARTIN 1065 N. Main Street, Mount Airy Promptness strengthens character. Christian Fellowship; M.S.F.; Glee Club; Choir; Brevard Masquers; Delphian So- ciety; Inter-Club Council; President E. M. A.; Men ' s House Council. MARTHA ANN MARTIN Box 413, Marion She ' s little, but don ' t be misled. She ' ll win your heart with a twist of her head. Christian Fellowship; Commercial Club; International Relations Club; Euterpean Society; Dance Team; Volleyball Team. ROBERT E. MARTIN 107 Wells Street, Kings Mountain A great big smile is what he wears, He ' ll sure vanish all your cares. HAROLD LLOYD MASK East Marion, Marion A ways doing, never done, be it mischief, work or fun. Alpha Beta Gamma; Vice-President Wodenian Club; Monogram Club; Base- ball; Men ' s House Council; Freshman Ad- visory Committee. Page Thirty-Five ■1 SOPHOMORES SANDRA RUTH MASK East Marion Station, Marion A ways happy, always gay, For her there is no gloomy day. Christian Fellowship; Commercial Club; Euterpean Society; Hockey Team; Honor- ary Basketball Team; Volleyball Team. THOMAS WILLIAM MERRILL Penrose Happiness is the harvest of a quiet way: SARAH LEIGH MIDDLETON Route 1, Stokesdale Not too serious, not too gay, But a true girl in every way. B.S.U.; Big Sister Organization; Women ' s Intramural Council; Hockey Team; Wo- man ' s Assembly; President, Monogram Club. PATRICIA LOUISE MINTZ Polkville This girl is little, not tall at all. But if goodness were height she ' d be ten feet tall. President, Big Sisters; Secretary, B. S. U.; Secretary, Alpha Beta Gamma,- Sports Editor of Pertelote; Vice-President, Sigma Pi Alpha; Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; Phi Theta Kappa; Euterpean Society; Inter-Club Council. RONNIE FRACHEUR MONEY 1502 Upland Drive, Greensboro His personality hits the spot, Such per- sonality as this means a lot. Glee Club; Delphian Society. ANGEL GONZALEZ MORALES Jesus Rodriguez 10 Encrucijada, L. V. Cuba His eyes have one language every- where. SOPHOMORES LENUS CAMERON MORRISON Route 1, Hudson Here ' s a guy who ' s ' real neat ' , Just to look at him is a treat. Social Chairman, Alpha Beta Gamma; Vice-President Cliosophic Society. MINNA ELIZABETH MORROW 728 N. Franklin Street, Washington, Penn. This girl has a lot of personality, The kind that has a lot of quality. Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Euter- pean Society; Cheerleader. ALICE MOSES Route 2, Brevard Always she ' s quiet, not much to say; To help a friend, she ' d go out of her way. Alpha Beta Gamma; Day Students Club. RONALD RICHARD MOSS Route 2, Hendersonville He who never worries is always happy. ' HELEN MOUNCE 3965 Southdale Avenue, Winston-Salem The quietness of her manner. The sweet- ness of her smile. Christian Council; Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Big Sister Organization; President Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Euter- pean Society; Inter-Club Council; Secre- tary, Women ' s Council. MARY SIDNEY MULLIS 227 Nassau Plaza, Mt. Holly Happiness and sunny weather; Mixed with her smile go together. Commercial Club; Mnemosynean Society; Women ' s Intramural Council; Intramural Sports; Women ' s House Council; Honorary Basketball Team. Page Thirty-Seven ■ SOPHOMORES NANCY JANE NORTON Box 514, Highlands You can hardly find a more genuine friend. In life, we are sure, she ' ll always win ' Christian Council; Secretary, Kappa Chi; Recreational Chairman, Christian Fellow- ship; Big Sister Organization; Christ Couriers; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Monogram Club; Hockey Team; Honorary Basketball Team; Vice-Presi- dent, Women ' s Council. DONALD EDWARD OGLESBY 515 Lindsay Street, High Point A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Canterbury Club; Glee Club; Brevard Masquers; Wodenian Club; Delphian So- ciety. FRED OSTEEN 111 Brockman Avenue, Greenville, S. C. Full of fun and fancy free, If you want a good time, come along with me. LINDA JANE OWINGS Route 1, Mocksville This girl has quantities of sincerity. The kind that makes up purity. Commercial Club; Mnemosynean Society. Page Thirty-Eight MARY LOU PARKER Route 7, Box 345, Fayetteville Nothing is impossible to a willing worker. Christian Fellowship; Big Sister Organiza- tion; Clarion Staff; Secretary, Brevard Masquers; Euterpean Society; Women ' s Intramural Council; Mountaineer Club; Women ' s House Council. SYLVIA ANNE PARKER 126 East Park Avenue, Mooresville Ambition is the growth of every climb. Christian Fellowship; Big Sister Organiza- tion; Commercial Club; Secretary-Treas- urer, Mnemosynean Society; Marshal; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volley- ball. ■ SOPHOMORES LOIS JEAN PAYNE 2237 Commonwealth Avenue, Charlotte Sweet and lovely, nice and petite, Just to know her is a treat. Christian Fellowship; Pertelote Staff; Bus- iness Manager, Brevard Masquers; Euter- pean Society; Cheerleader; Mountaineer Club; Miss Sophomore. ALBERT ROLAND PEACOCK 2841 Patria Street, Winston-Salem Nice and neat, tall and slim, If anyone succeeds, it ' ll surely be him. Christian Fellowship; Clarion Staff; Perte- lote Staff; Cliosophic Society; Moun- taineer Club. ERNEST ROY PEELER 107 Pine Avenue, Cheerville A laugh, a smile, not ever a frown Here ' s one who on life never looks down. CLARA STEVENS PRUETT 136 Louisiana Avenue, Asheville A sunny smile, blonde hair; She spreads happiness everywhere. Christian Council; Women ' s Vice-Presi- dent, Kappa Chi; Co-Vesper Chairman, Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; President, Christ Couriers; Pertelote Staff; President, Secretary, Brevard Masquers; Mnemosy- nean Society; Inter-Club Council. BOBBY WARREN RAMSEY 103 Starnes Cove Road, Asheville He ' s always happy, spring, summer, or fall; A cheerful guy, and a good friend to all. Alpha Beta Gamma; Wodenian Club; Monogram Club; Baseball. HELEN BRYAN RAY 2305 Commonwealth Avenue, Charlotte She ' s not much for words or yelling out loud; But she ' s always welcome in every- one ' s crowd. Editor, Pertelote; Mnemosynean Society. Page Thirty-Nine SOPHOMORES FRANK EARL REED Route 2, Hendersonville Good nature and wit compose a likeable personality. EDNA CAROLYN REID Route 1, Box 47, Granite Falls Quite as can be, and sweet is she. Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Euterpean Society; Hockey Team; Freshman Hockey Stick. RABURN ROBINSON Route 1, Green Mountain ' Through thick and thin this guy goes or Always as happy as a song. Cliosophic Society; Monogram Club; Base ball; Men ' s House Council. ANAEL RODRIQUEZ Guerrero 2324 nte. Monterrey, Mexico Full of fun, but never plays till work is done. NORMA GAYLE ROGERS 565 Haywood Road, Asheville Always neat as one can be; Genuine friendship without any fee. Christian Council; Secretary, Christian Fel- lowship; M. S. F.; Big Sister Organization; Pertelote Staff; Commercial Club; Mnem- osynean Society. HARRY QUEEN Box 26, Pol kville He ' s a quiet guy, not too much to say; But friendly and nice to all every day. Christian Council; Vice-President Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship; M. S. F.; Moun- taineer Club; Co-Vesper Chairman; Pres- ident, Men ' s Ministerial Group. Page Forty SOPHOMORES GEORGE THOMAS SCOTT 91 Salola Street, Asheville Though always he seems to be having much fun; He always finds time to get everything done. Commercial Club; Cliosophic Society; Tennis. MARGARET LOUISE SHERRILL Route 2, Canton A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile; A charm of friendship all the while. Brevard Masquers; Mnemosynean Society; Intramural Volleyball; Secretary-Treasur- er, Sophomore Class; May Court; Valen- tine Queen. FRED LARRY SIGMON Route 3, Lincolnton Although he ' s quiet, not too much to say; To help a friend he ' d go ouf of his way. Alpha Beta Gamma; Delphian Society; Tennis; Mountaineer Club; Vice-President, Sophomore Class. MARY FRANCES SIPE 111 School Street, Shelby, N. C. To have friends you must be one. Commercial Club; Mnemosynean Society; Mountaineer Club. JOANN SMART Mooresboro Behind big brown eyes and underneath brown hair, lies irresistible charm. Christian Fellowship; B. S. U.; Mnemosy- nean Society. JANIS LANE SMITH 87 Washington Road, Asheville She ' s cute, she ' s friendly, and she can sing, too; Her happy times many, her troubles few. President, Christian Council; Kappa Chi; President, Christian Fellowship; Vice-Pres- ident, M. S. F. ; Canterbury Club; Glee Club; Choir; Women ' s Trio and Quintet; Christ Couriers; Brevard Masquers; Mnem- osynean Society; Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class. SOPHOMORES THURLEY ANNE STEPPE Box 402, Marion A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Commercial Club; Euterpean Society; Wo- men ' s Intramural Council; Basketball Manager; Clarion Representative for W. I. C. NANCY ANN TILLOTSON Box 53, Denton A merry heart, a merry smile; Happy is she all the while. Clarion Staff; Assistant Art Editor, Perte- lote Staff; Commercial Club; Mnemosy- nean Society, Social Chairman. ROBERT LEWIS TROUTMAN Route 1, Statesville A bit of laughter, frolic and fad; For this guy ' s never sad or mad. Christian Fellowship; Commercial Club; Cliosophic Society; Mountaineer Club. DAVID DWIGHT TRUCKSESS Herndon, Virginia Once in a lifetime one will meet A guy like this — so nice and sweet. Glee Club; Choir; Wodenian Club; Del- phian Society; E. M. A. Club. Page Forty-Two HORACE IRVIN TURNER 819 South Jackson Street, Gastonia He ' ll never from his duty shirk; But help you out in play and work. Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Choir; Social Chairman, Student Council; Clioso- phic Society; Mountaineer Club. BEVERLY ANN USSERY 617 Cable Street, High Point Dark brown hair and rosy cheeks; Ey that sparkle when she speaks. Pertelote Staff; President, Mnemosyne Society; Inter-Club Council; Intramur volleyball; Sophomore Homecoming tendant; May Court; Valentine Queen. SOPHOMORES WILLIAM LESTER VANHOY, JR. 2336 Fairway Drive, Winston-Salem He ' s a boy that always succeeds with his good ways and kind deeds. Delphian Society. JAMES ELMER WAGONER Route 6, Mount Airy Ready for anything— be it work or play. Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Del- phian Society. CARL WALKER Box 4, Whitnel Quiet in ways, but wise in mind, People like him you very seldom find. CHARLES WATSON Highlands There is a reward for faithful silence. ' SONDRA LYNN WHISNANT Route 1, Lawndale Her quietness does not make her less important ' Christian Fellowship; Editor, Clarion; Perre o e Staff; Treasurer, Phi Theta Kap- pa; Sigma Pi Alpha; Alpha Beta Gamma; Brevard Masquers; Euterpean Society; Student Council. ELIZABETH IRENE WHISENANT 12 East Holly Street, Maiden She can play, she can sing, she can do almost anything. Pianist, Christian Fellowship; Pianist, M. S. F.; Glee Club; Choir; Big Sister Organ- ization; Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa; Sig- ma Pi Alpha; Euterpean Society; Marshal; May Court; Sophomore Class Student Council Representative. SOPHOMORES LARRY ANTHONY WISE Box 149, Gorman Bridge Road Asheville Lighthearted and full of fun. Alpha Beta Gamma; Delphian; Brevard Masquers; E.M.A. SUZANNE WITTER 314 East Jackson Thomasville, Georgia A sweet and talented girl. Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship; M.S.F.; Glee Club; Christ Couriers; Clarion Staff; Pertelote Staff; Brevard Masquers; Com- mercial Club; Euterpean Society; Moun- taineer Club. PERCY WRIGHT East French Broad Street Brevard Wise to resolve and patient to perform. ' The sophomores will really be missed next year. They have had two years of work and fun. Here are some snapshots of their activities. Page Forty-Four ■ SHARON CLINE AND ED VANN HOLDEN Here are Mr. and Miss Freshman. Sharon and Ed really deserved this honor. ' JERRY SHEPHERD, Student Council Representative; JERRIE MASON, Secretary-Treasurer DAVE CHANT, Vice President; CHARLES GARNER, President. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Page Forty-Seven FRESHMEN ALLEN RAY ATKINS Box 731 Marion ALICEMARIE BECKHAM 28 Florida Avenue Hendersonville MARIE BENGE Route 1 Black Mountain RACHEL LOUISE BERRIER Route 4 Winston-Salem JOSE R. BOLANOS La Merced 173, P. N. Mantanzas, Cuba SUZANNE BOLING 139 North Main Street Asheboro LORETTA GAIL BONNELL College Heights Brevard ANN JANE BRADLEY Route 2 Hendersonville VIRGINIA LEE BRADLEY Route 1 Whittier RICHARD HAROLD BURNSIDE Box 436 Hendersonville FRESHMEN BROOKS ALLEN CARPENTER 1244 Heather Lane Charlotte DAVIS RYAN CHANT 501 West 2nd Avenue Gastonia SHIRLEY ANN CLARK 12 Durham Street Asheville PEGGY SHARON CLINE Pine Street Belmont GAIL ANN CONDER 1 1 1 South Clarkson St. Charlotte TOMMY BARNES CORNELIUS 1820 Walnut Avenue Charlotte REBA MELISSA CROWE Route 1 Ellenboro GRADY WEBSTER CURRY 308 Smith Street Clover, S. C. JANE DANTZLER 310 May Street Walterboro, S. C. BOBBY JOE DAVIS Route 1 State Road WILLIAM DAVIS 232 Brooklyn Avenue Hendersonville OTHA KENNETH DAWKINS Newdale FRESHMEN JOHN STEVENS DEAKIN 4 Roberts Avenue Danbury, Connecticut JOSEPH JAMES DeBLAKER JOHN HENRY DELLINGER MYRA MELINDA DELLINGER Asheville Highway 613 Monroe Street Box 69 Hendersonville Lincolnton Belmont CLIFFORD MICHAEL DENNY 324 Ingleside Drive High Point BEN LEE DEYTON Green Mountain U. B. DEYTON JOHN ALLEN DUVALL Route 1 Route 1, Box 105 Burnsville Todd NORA LYNN ELZEY Creston JOE FRANK FLYNN Box 12 Chimney Rock WALLACE LEE FORTENBURY Route 1 Shelby CHARLES WILLIAM GARNER East Marion Street Marion FRESHMEN JOHN PAXTON Route 1 Brevard THADDEUS FELIX GARRETT Route 1 Moncure HELEN MAXINE GEORGE 313 North 1st Ave. Mayodan LOIS MAXINE GIBBS Greenville Highway Brevard DONALD EDWARD GILLIAM 109 Summit Avenue Brevard PHYLLIS LORETTA GLOVER Route 1, Box 191 Belmont BETTY JEAN GRAHAM RFD Clio, S. C. PATRICIA ELLEN GRAY Chapin Road Hampden, Massachusetts e - . SALLY ANN GRIFFIN 601 Woodbyne Avenue Hendersonville AGNES KATHRYN HAMILTON 220 French Broad St. Brevard LOIS ELIZABETH HAMILTON 558 East Main St. Brevard SYLVIA JOAN HARDIN West Jefferson FRESHMEN REBECCA RHYME HARRIS WILLIAM FRANKLIN HARRIS PATRICIA COLEEN HARRISON ZEB MARIAN HARRY, JR. 210 Park View Drive 406 Woodside Drive 707 Oakshade Avenue 1524 Statesville Rd. Brevard Shelby Kannapolis Salisbury ELSIE MAE HEGE ELIZABETH ELAINE HELMS EMMA LORETTA HELMS LEWIS BENJAMIN HENSON 1314 West Clemmonsville Road 213 West G Street 3222 Campbell Drive Sherwood Winston-Salem Kannapolis Charlotte : ■■.. EDWARD VANN HOLDEN 4222 Winston Road Greensboro BETTYE JEANNE HOLLIFIELD Route 3, Box 80 Marion EDITH MELISSA HOUCK 105 Cedar Street Concord MARTHA FRANCES HOWELL Pigeon Road Waynesville FRESHMEN PAUL HOXIT Route 1 Penrose BURL B. HULL Route 1 Cherryville RONALD KEITH HUNNICUTT Country Club Road Brevard AMELIA MAR IE JENSEN 6001 Lk. Underhil! Road Orlando, Florida FRED ALLEN JOHNSON, JR. 305 N. Franklin Road Greenville, S. C. CAROLYN SUE JONES 1207 N. Hamilton High Point WILLIAM HARRIS KEZZIAH 122 Evans Street Morganton CHOO KIM 366-19 Sindang-dong, Sungdon-ku, Seoul, Korea ■ ™ THOMAS ALLEN LAIDLAW BEVERLY ADRIENNE LAMBETH 661 Bridal Avenue 1312 Nandina Street Jacksonville, Florida Charlotte KENT LEON LAUGHTER CHI KONG LEE Box 434 20 Happy View Terrace Andrews Broadwood Road, Hongkong, China FRESHMEN DOROTHY WADDELL LEGGETT 2225 Providence Road Charlotte PEGGY JEAN LEWIS 312 Willcox Avenue Marion, S. C. LINDA ELIZABETH LIMBO Route 2 Clyde PAUL FRANK LIND 1018 Briggs Street Stevens Point, Wis. ROGER COLEMAN LINDERMAN CHARLES ' ANTHONY LIPSEY Route 2, Box 447 7103 Oakwood Street Huntersville Jacksonville, Florida JAMES LUTHER LOWE GARLAND CLARENCE LYALLS Highlands West Jefferson DONNA PHYLLIS McCAIN Route 1 Matthews LEON ESTES McCALL Highlands HARRELL WOOD McDARIS MARTHA ADELAIDE McGUIRE 73 Jonestown Road Box 39 Asheville Linville FRESHMEN ROBERT HARRIS MARTIN Box 257 Swannanoa JERRIE ROSALIE MASON Yadkinville PATRICK BOND MICHAEL 840 Sedgefield Charlotte MILDRED ESTELLE MILLER Ross Hall, Brevard College Brevard PATRICIA CLEO MILLER Route 1 Lawndale JOHN WESLEY MITCHELL Denton DWIGHT EARLE MORROW General Delivery Brevard SHIRLEY SUE MOSES Route 1 Clover, S. C. WALTER EUGENE NAIL 4559 West 1st Street Winston-Salem KENNETH BRYAN NICHOLSON THOMAS FRANK NORTON Etowah Box 93 Highlands JOHN THEODORE OSBORNE Box 423 Hendersonville FRESHMEN HAZEL ARNETTA OSTEEN Zirconia JOHN DOUGLAS PACE Cedar Mountain THELMA MAE PARKER Route 1 Cherryville CHARLES GLENN PARROTT Route 3, Box 121 Henderson ROBERT THEODORE PARROTT KATIE AZALEE PASSMORE GAITHER WILSON PHIFER Route 3, Box 121 Box 151 301 Hylan Avenue Henderson Andrews Hamlet ALICE MERRILL PICKELSIMER Pickelsimer Apt. 2 Brevard t GOLDIE FRIANT QUEEN Box 184 Polkville MARY ALLYN REYNOLDS 346 West Main Street Brevard RICHARD FRANKLIN RITTER Route 3, Box 3 Hendersonville RICHARD STEPHEN ROBERTS 1 1 1 Chestnut Street Shelby FRESHMEN JULIA ANN ROSS 625 Lineberger St. Shelby TH OMAS RALPH RUCKER Box 93 Highlands RICARDO ANTONIO RUMBAUT 162 San Carlos Cienfuegos, Cuba FRANCES MARIAN SANDERS Springs Road Mt. Airy JOYCE ANN SCOTT Box 177 Clyde ROY THOMAS SCOn Box 177 Clyde PATRICIA ANN SEAMAN 2230 Westminster Charlotte JERRY ALLEN SHEPHERD 610 Banner Avenue Winston-Salem HARRY LEON SKIPPER 305 East Bond Marion, S. C. RUBY CAROL SMITH 204 Ives Street Hendersonville RUTH ELAINE SOUTHER Hampshire Heights Brevard SANDRA LEE SPARGO 506 West 8th Street Gastonia FRESHMEN CLARA JOYCE STARNES Route 3 Chesnee, S. C. RICHARD LYDA STARNES 520 Valley Street Hendersonville JOHN WILEY STEWART 2361 Ardmore Terrace Winston-Salem JAMES DONALD SUMMEY 27 Bond Street Gastonia MARION SWANN Spruce Pine THOMAS PHILIP TAPPY 425 Alexander Avenue Morganton PATRICIA AULENE TATHAM Route 4 Franklin ROBERT LEE TICKLE Box 3 McCain JOHNNY MAX VANHORN CAROLE NEIL VAN LANDINGHAM DAVID HAWFIELD VARNER Hildebran 678 S. E. 1st Street 28 Pickard Circle Belle Glade, Florida Lexington HAROLD SANDERS WAITES 29 Joyner Avenue West Asheville FRESHMEN JOSEPH DANIEL WALLACE 3626 Yale Avenue Winston-Salem CAROL ANNETTE WALSER Route 1 Thomasville LOUISE CHRISTINA WATERS 1414 Montford Drive Charlotte ELEANOR FRANCES WATSON Box 667 Asheboro DEWEY WAYNE WILLIAMS 406 West Main Street Brevard DOROTHY ELLEN WILLIAMS Route 3 Candler KAY LORIE WILLIS 1128 Coddington Place Charlotte JAMES HAROLD WILSON Route 2 Marietta, S. C. { r CHARLES WILLIAM WRAY 600 Westover Terrace Shelby CAROLYN WRIGHT 1150 Woodside Avenue Charlotte ANNE LORETTA YARBROUGH Route 1 Brevard FRESHMEN MARTHA JANE YODER MARY FRANCES YOUNG Box 73 Box 812 Fallston Bryson City o  — Jm ACTIVITIES The Inter-Club Council is composed of all club presidents except the presidents of the religious groups. Monthly meetings are held to discuss club activities and projects and to compare ideas. Through this organization the various clubs are able to work more closely together to see that each group ' s activities fit the needs of the students and the re- quirem ents of the club. Audrey Honeycutt is Chair- man and Student Council Representative of the Council. Page Sixty-Two FOREIGN STUDENTS Brevard College is fortunate to have on its cam- pus foreign students representing four different countries. Having these students on campus brings about a better understanding of our respective countries and ways of life. Though occasionally a language difference may cause problems, one finds that such things are easily overcome when mutual interests are discovered. SEATED: Angel Gonzales, Cuba; Chi Kong Lee, China; Choo Kim, Korea. STANDING: Ricardo Rumbaut, Cuba; Ole Borgen, Norway; Jose Bolanos, Cuba; Tai-Young Kim, Korea. SEATED: Dean Berry, Bibba Whisenant, Sarah Middleton, Sondra Whisnanl, Evelyn Cook, Sylvia Parker, Donna Johnson, and Pat Mintz. STANDING: Mary Lou Parker, Judy Kiser, Linda Boliek, Helen Mounce, Nancy Norton, Diane Lineberger, Myrna Fisher, Norma Rogers, Audrey Honeycutt, and Janice Brown. BIG SISTER ORGANIZATION The purpose of the big sister program is to assist freshmen women in becoming adjusted to college and to life, as well as to serve, and to assist in the orientation of freshmen women students. Dean Berry is the advisor of this group. Page Sixty-Four FRESHMAN ADVISORY COUNCIL The Freshman Advisory Council is a new group on the Brevard College campus. Organized in the spring of 1957 for the purpose of acquainting new men students with campus life and policies, the council saw its first action this year. The members of this organization are chosen by the Dean of Men and automatically become hall proctors in their dormitories. Tommy Bustle is the chairman of the group. Mr. McFadden and Mr. Halliburton act as faculty advisors. FIRST ROW: Mr, McFadden, B enny Martin, Maxwell Cox, Eddie Dacus, Tommy Bustle, Mr. Hallibu Walsh, Eveiette Bryant, Harold Mask, Mike McClaugherty, Ronnie Daniels, Bobby Little. SECOND ROW: Charles ■■n—H— ■■■■mi fini i i FIRST ROW: Ben Edwards, Coy Crawford, Phil Tappy, Marvin Clark, Jerry Shepherd, Charles Garner, Jimmy Lowe, Howard Martin, Mr. Egerton, Advisor. SECOND ROW; Charles Butler, Don Widenhouse, Tommy Norton, Gaither Phifer, Frankie Lind, Robert Parrott. THIRD ROW: Joe Cockerham, Leon McCall, Charles Porrott, Kenneth Dawkins, Richard Moss. FOURTH ROW: Webb Curry, Zeb Harry, Rolond Peacock, Garland Lyalls, John Stewart, Robert Martin. FIFTH ROW: Steve Roberts, Jack Hill, John Van Horn, Clyde Mace, Bobby Tickle. E. M. A. Club OFFICERS BEN EDWARDS Vice-President, Aviation PAUL LEWIS Vice-President, Electronics TONY ARJIBAY Secretary-Treasurer HOWARD MARTIN President MR. EGERTON Advisor COY CRAWFORD Vice-President, Mechanics CHARLES GARNER Chaplain Electronics, Mechanics, and Aviation — Those are the key words to the E. M. A. Club. This new club is open to all men students who are interested in one or all of the above fields. It has as its purpose to encourage an increased interest in the development of worthwhile hobbies relating to the mechanical arts. This very active organization has worked hard to carry out its motto: Our school, our fellow stu- dents, and ourselves. ge Sixty-Six z:j WODENIAN CLUB The purpose of the Wodenian, or Veterans Club, is to discuss among the members all information con- cerning the Veterans Administration, to encourage fellowship and friendship on campus, and to pro- mote friendship between the community and the college. In addition to this the Veterans act as a volunteer forest fire-fighting group, sponsor a Christ- mas program for underprivileged children, and spon- sor the annual May Day Dance. FIRST ROW: Jim Bucnonan, David Trucksess, George Hege, Ronnie Doniels, Tom Anderson, Manuel Guadalupe SECOND ROW: Roy Scon Don Oglesby, Neal Howell, Bob Ramsey, Harold Waites, Harold Maslc. THIRD ROW; Thaddeus Garrett, Ted Osborne, Percy Wright, Paul Lewis, Charles Forbes, Hayes Bishop, Curt Bostian. ; L M FIRST ROW: LlaLeet Lance, Anne Yarbrough, Ruth Souther, Myrna Fisher, Mary Allyn Reynolds, Lois Gibbs, Gail Bonnetl. SECOND ROW: Robert Lawrence, Ronnie Rutherford, Sarah Fortune, Lois Hamilton, Alice Moses, Edgar Israel, Craig Garren. THIRD ROW: Don Gilliam, Richard Burnside, Ed Ficker, Tommy Hawkins, Ronnie Hunnicutt, Ben Cassell, Ronald Carriker. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Pace, Joe DeBlaker, Tommy Merrill, Bill Davis, John Huggins, John Paxton, Curt Bostian. DAY STUDENTS CLUB The Day Student ' s Club is an organization of non- resident students for the purpose of sharing privi- leges and responsibilities of college life. This year for the first time, this group presented an informal Christmas Dance, which was enjoyed by resident and non-resident students alike. Through this club a closer bond is formed between the day students and the resident students, making the day student an essential part of the college program. The officers are the following: Sarah Fortune, president; Ruth Souther, vice-president; Mary Allyn Reynolds, secre- tary-treasurer; Gail Bonnell, social chairman; Myrna Fisher, Student Council representative. Page Sixty-Eight PHI THETA KAPPA The Delta Pi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is the scholastic fraternity of Brevard College. Students are voted into the fraternity on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, and moral character. The honor of being in this organization falls only to students in the upper ten per cent of the class. The officers are Linda Boliek, president; Rayford Ledford, vice-president; Bibba Whisenant, secretary; Sondra Whisnant, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Dr. Burl Loomis, Pat Mintz, Choo Kim, Mildred Miller, Rayford Ledford, Sondra Whisnant, Elizabeth Whisenant, Linda Boliek. SECOND ROW: Alice Moses, Helen Mounce, Carol Walser, Jimmy Few, Sylvia Porker, Nancy Norton, Sarah Middleton, Audrey Honeycutt, Agnes Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Diane Lineberger, Joe Britt, Ronnie Daniels, Ted Osborne, Ole Borgen, James Wagner, Jerry King, Tommy Bustle, Myra Dellinger. ■ Ml It ■ ■MU4 imm felTl . to FIRST ROW: Alice Moses, Elizabeth Whise.rant, Audrey Honeycull, Helen Mounce, Pot Mintz. SECOND ROW: Mildred Miller, Carol Walser, Sylvia Parker, Sondra Whisnont, Nancy Norton, Sorah Middleton, Agnes Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Diane Line- berger, Ronnie Daniels, Ole Borgen, Jan-?s A ' ogner, Myra Dellinger, Linda Boliek SIGMA PI ALPHA Sigma Pi Alpha, the language fraternity on cam- pus, is composed of students of high character, out- standing scholarship, and leadership. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate an interest in and acquire a more intimate knowledge of the people whose languages are being studied and to make a contribution towards a better under- standing between them and our country. Miss Dulcie Hayes serves the group as faculty advisor. Page Seventy ALPHA BETA GAMMA Alpha Beta Gamma, the chemistry fraternity on campus, is composed of students interested in chem- istry, who have a B average, and who are all- round good citizens. The organization strives to promote scholarship, to acquaint its members with all fields of chemistry, and to give them a better understanding of the world about us. Officers of the organization are John Huggins, president; Linda Boliek, vice-president; Pat Mintz, secretary; Craig Garren, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Miss Bobbie J Nicholson, Pal Mintz, Alice Moses, Sondra Whisnont, Linda Boliek, Llo leet Lonce. SECOND ROW: Charles Watson, Curt Bostion, Ronnie Daniels, John Huggins, Ben Cossell, Larry Wise, Lenus Morrison. FIRST ROW: Ruth Elliott, Lois Payne, Carolyn Wright, Sandra Mask, Mozelle Dendy, Elaine Helms, Shirley Clark, Loretto Helms, Kay Willis, Bibba Whisenant, Judy Elkin, Ann Lively. SECOND ROW; Pa! Mintz, Audrey Honeycutf, Ann Yarbrough, Peggy Lewis, Donna Johnson, Mary Lou Parker, Martha Martin, Pat Tatham, Thelmo Parker, Joyce Scott, Jerrie Mason, Lla Leet Lance, Lynn Elzey, Sandra Spargo, Judy Watson. THIRD ROW: Arneta Osteen, Judy Ross, Minna Morrow, Myrna Fisher, Sondra Whisnant, Dotti Leggett, Diane Lineberger, Louise Waters, Beverly Lambeth, Jerri Ard, Miss Bess Francis, Advisor; Carolyn Reid, Linda Limbo, Gail Conder, Lois Blythe, Mary Ellen Coffey, Judy Kiser, Pat Seaman, Ann Bradley, Sally Griffin, Suzanne Witter. EUTERPEAN SOCIETY The Euterpean Society, originally a literary club, gets its name from Greek Mythology, Euterpe be- ing the muse of music and lyric poetry. Through the evolution of college customs its literary, dramatic, and forensic functions have been taken over by various other clubs. The Euterpeans started early in the year pre- paring for the annual homecoming dance held Thanksgiving with the theme of Deep Purple car- ried throughout the program. The year has been a successful one for the society. Ann Lively is president of the society with Judy Elkin vice-president and Pat Gray secretary-treasurer. Miss Bess Francis is the advisor. II Page Seventy-Two m CUOSOPHIC Very active on the campus this year was the Cliosophic Society, named for Clio, the Greek muse of history. Working together with their sister society. the Euterpeans, the Clios carried out the theme Deep Purple for the annual Homecoming Dance. Lloyd Hensley is president of this society. FIRST ROW: Harold Wilson, Bob Martin, Dwight Morrow, Jerry Shepherd, Jack Hill, Coy Crawford, Raburn Robinson Ernie Peeler. Pat Michael. SECOND ROW: Mr. Adams, Advisor; Lenus Morrison, Frank lind. David Vomer, Bobby Troutmon, Fred Osteen. Lloyd Hensley, Mike Jones, Joe Britt, Dave Gibbs, Robert Martin, Richard Starnes, Ronald Moss, Fred Johnson. i f? fj ] f o t% QCV t ■ . FIRST ROW: Sharon Cline, Jean Graham, Mildred Miller, Phyllis McCain, Betty Hollifield, Shirley Moses, Frances Sanders, Jane Yoder, Pat Harrison, Sylvia Parker, Pat Atkins, and Beverly Ussery. SECOND ROW: Carol VanLandingham, Joan Hardin, Suzanne Boling, Helen Ray, Myra Dellinger, Martha Laughlin, Joann Smart, Norma Rogers, Mary Sipe, Carol Walser, Sid Mullis, Clara Pruitt, and Marty Howell. THIRD ROW: Edith Houck, Tommye Bradley, Maxine George, Carolyn Jones, Linda Owings, Margaret Sherrill, Nancy Tillotson, Dot Williams, Janis Smith, Loretta Glover, and Reba Crowe. MNEMOSYNEAN SOCIETY The purpose of the Mnemosynean Society is to make the social life of Brevard College more attrac- tive and interesting, to uphold high social standards, and to work closely with her brother society, the Delphians. Activities of this society include a program to wel- come new students each fall, the Sweetheart Ball, and other social activities as the need arises during the year. The officers of this organization are as follows: Beverly Ussery, President; Pat Atkins, Vice-President; Sylvia Parker, Secretary-Treasurer; Jane Yoder and Pat Harrison, Co-Social Chairmen. Miss Lucile Smith is advisor. Page Seventy-Fou  DELPHIAN SOCIETY The Delphian Society owes the origin of its name to the oracle of Apollo, Delphi. This society assisted its sister society, the Mnemosynean, with the Sweet- heart Ball. Officers are as follows: Gary Frick, President; Benny Martin, Vice-President; Ben Edwards, Secre- tary-Treasurer; and Fred Sigmon, Sergeant-at-Arms. KNEELING: Gary Frick, Benny Martin, Ben Edwards, and Fred Sigmon. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Money, Bob Cloninger, Charlie Adams, Robert Parrott, Joe Flynn, Bill Hall, Ed Holden, Maxwell Cox, Ervin Dendy, Larry Wise, Jimmy Lowe, and Tai-Young Kim. SECOND ROW: Charles Garner, Phil Tappy, Danny Nicholson, John Deakin, Steve Roberts, Webb Curry, Goither Phifer, Joe Cockerham, Charles Walsh, Wally Fortenbury, and Tommy Cornelius. THIRD ROW: Leon McCall, Charles Parrott, Burl Hull] Bobby Davis, Howard Mortin, Allen Atkins, John Stewart, Mike McClaugherty, Kenneth Dawkins, and Wes Mitchell. BREVARD MASQUERS The purposes of this organization are to create in the college a livelier interest in the theater, to produce plays publicly for the benefit of the col- lege and the community, and to give students who are interested in the theater an opportunity to learn more about all phases of the theater and to make use of their talents. On January 11, 1958, a three act play— Time Out for Ginger was presented in the Campus Center Building. The Masquers have planned another three- act play for the spring. The officers are as follows: Clara Pruett, President; Benny Martin, Vice-President; Mary Lou Parker, Sec- retary; Grace Hunter, Business Manager; Mr. Mc- Fadden, Faculty Advisor. Page Seventy-Six J GIRLS ' SEXTET SEATED: Donna Johnson, Edith Houck, Shirley Moses. 5TANDING: Mildred Miller, Janis Smith. The Music Department of the college has a very active program. Two of the various singing groups which have presented musical selections are the Girls ' Sextet and the Boys ' Double Quartet with Bibba Whisenant as accompanist. These two groups are always a welcome part of any program. SEATED: Jerry Shepherd, Donna Johnson, accompanist; Benny Martin. STAND- ING: Thaddeus Garrett, Hayes Bishop, Ole Borgen, Horace Turner, Davil Trucksess BOYS ' DOUBLE QUARTET Page Seventy-Seven J .__ zi-in tmmm P n p g ft , ifriTJn UaMUflNNHfttMMM FIRST ROW; Bibba Whisenant, Janis Brown, Grace Hunter, Shirley Moses, Lois Hamilton, Ann Lively, Ruth Elliott, Loretta Helms, Agnes Hamilton, Marty Howell, Donna Johnson, Mr. Adams, Director. SECOND ROW: Jayne Dantzler, Ann Yarbrough, Edith Houck, Judy Kiser, Alicemarie Beckham, Judy El k in, Carolyn Jones, Lois Blythe, Minna Morrow, Marie Benge. THIRD ROW: Judy Ross, Martha Laughlin, Janice Smith, Danny Jo Nichelson, David Trucksess, John Carper, Benny Martin, Gary Frick, C. K. Lee, Mary Young, Sally Griffin, Rachel Berrier. FOURTH ROW: Ronny Money, Thad Garrett, David Richardson, Bob Martin, Marion Swann, Ole Borgen, Howard Martin, Horace Turner, Hayes Bishop, Harrell McDaris, Kenneth Nichelson, Jerry Shepherd. GLEE CLUB In an effort to bring an appreciation of music to all, the Brevard College Glee Club presents both sacred and secular music. Rehearsals twice a week, under the direction of Mr. Adams, afford excellent vocal training for the members of this musical group. Bibba Whisenant is the accompanist. The group is Brevard ' s ambassadors of good will, presenting concerts in various sections of North Carolina. All who hear this group praise its performance highly. Page Seventy-Eight DBH CHOIR The choir under the direction of Mr. Adams, is open to any student desiring to join. Lively class sessions with practice, practice, practice, were a part of the fun enjoyed by the group. The choir appeared every second Sunday at the First Metho- dist Church and in many special programs and services at other churches throughout the community. FIRST ROW: Shirley Moses, Milderd Miller, Bibba Whisenant, Ann Lively, Edith Houck, Loretta Helms, Agnes Hamilton, Marty Howell, Mr. Adorns, Director. SECOND ROW: Janice Brown, Pat Guyer, Martha Laughlin, Judy Elkin. Janis Smith, Alicemarie Beckham, Marie Benge, Carolyn Jones, Donna Johnson. THIRD ROW: Benny Martin, David Trucksess, Mike McClaugherty, Hor- ace Turner, Marion Swonn, Ole Borgen, Howard Martin, Hayes Bishop, Thad Garrett, Kenneth Nichelson, Harrell McDaris, Danny Jo Nichelson, C. K. Lee. ' - Those doing the work know a good yearbook doesn ' t just happen. Raising funds, taking and editing pictures, writing and polishing copy, preparing layout and dummy, typing, copy-reading, checking— all these are details that only staff members are aware of. In this edition of the 1958 PERTELOTE the staff has endeavored to make it serve as a happy reminder of the days spent at Brevard. HELEN RAY, Editor t Phyllis McCain, Ann Yarbrough, Norma Rogers, and Beverly Usser Literary Staff. Judy Kiser, Snapshot Editor; Roland Peacock, Photographer; Gail Conder, Assistant Snapshot Editor; and John Carper, Art Editor. THE PERTELOTE STAFF ♦ Jean Graham, Lois Payne, Carolyn Wright, Diane Lineberger, and Phyllis McCain, Circulation Managers. Page Eighty-One THE CLARION STAFF MRS. SIGMON r I RONNIE DANIELS LOIS BLYTHE, DONNA JOHNSON, AND PAT TATHAM. m STAFF Editor Sondro Whisnont Associate Editor Mary Allyn Reynolds Business Manager Ronald Daniels Feature Editor Bobby Little Sports Editor Phil Tappy Photographer Roland Peacock Exchange Lois Blythe. Judy Ross, and Lois Payne Staff Writers Mary Lou Parker, Ann Bradley, Peggy Lewis, Audrey Honey- curt, Horace Turner, Eddie West, Carl Walker, Linda Boliek, and Pot Guyer Typists Donna Johnson and Pot Tatham Advisor Mrs. H. W Sigmon Mary Lou Parker, Ann Bradley, Audrey Honeycutt. Peggy Lewis, and Judy Ross. The CLARION is a bi-monthly newspaper whose aims are to sound, as clearly as that medieval instrument for which it was named, the thoughts, ideas, and opinions of the students, faculty, and administration of Brevard Col- lege. This newspaper strives to encourage student partici- pation in journalism and to offer experience in creative writing and the various phases of publishing a newspaper. ROLAND PEACOCK Pat Guyer, Bobby Little, Lois Payne, Linda Boliek, and Phil Tap SEATED: Mrs. Edna Randolph, Advisor; Pat Mintz, Norma Rogers, Beverly Lambeth, Clara Pruert, Janis Smith. STANDING: Benny Martin, Linda Boliek, Mike McClaugherty, Evelyn Cook, Nancy Norton, John Duvall. CHRISTIAN COUNCIL The Christian Council is composed ot the Presi- lems that arise on campus pertaining to the religious dents, Vice-Presidents, and Secretaries of each of the life of a student, in this way coordinating the efforts religious organizations on campus. It is the desire to make Brevard College more genuinely Christian, and hope of thi s group to seek an answer to prob- Page Eighty-Four CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The Christian Fellowship is an interdenominational club which meets every Tuesday evening to pro- vide comradeship and inspiration. The main purpose is to emphasize the need of Christian fellowship in one ' s life. Activities include fellowship singing, square dancing, group games, talent show, Softball games, and a campfire service. Our biggest event of the year is the Faculty Talent Show. Each evening of fun closes with a short devotional period. Working together to help make Christian Fellow- ship a beneficial organization are: Evelyn Cook, President; Helen Mounce, Vice-President; Norma Rogers, Secretary; Nancy Norton and Rayford Led- ford, Co-Recreation Chairmen; and Mrs. Edna Randolph, Advisor. Under the direction of Clara Pruett and Harry Queen, the club sponsors a Vesper Service each Wednesday evening. FIRST ROW: Ann Bradley, Arnetta Osteen, Carol Walser, Linda Limbo, Clara PrueH, Rayford Ledford, Nancy Norton, Norma Rogers. STANDING: Evelyn Cook. SECOND ROW: Loretta Glover, Sharon Cline, Phyllis McCain, Ronnie Money, Wally Forten- bury, Harold McMillan, Charles Garner, Tommye Bradley, Maxine George, Betty Hollifield. THIRD ROW: Lois Blythe, Joyce Starnes, Reba Crowe, Myra Dellinger, Suzanne Boling, Phil Tappy, Mozelle Dendy, Carolyn Jones, Jane Yoder. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Edna Randolph, Advisor; Joyce Scott. Lynn Elzey, Jerrie Mason, Thelma Porker, Deanna Hill, John Stewart, Maxwell Cox, Frances Sanders, Shirley Moses, Loretta Helms. FIFTH ROW: Robert Parrott, Howard Martin, Patricia Tatham, Mildred Miller, Gary Frick, Dot Williams, Carolyn Wright, Mary Lou Parker, Gail Conder, Judy Kiser. SEATED: Benny Martin, Jam ' s Smith, Evelyn Cook, Mike McClaugherty, Bibba Whisenant, Mrs. Edna Randolph, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Pat Tatham, Charles Garner, Jerrie Moson, Rachel Berrier, Charles Lipsey, Phyllis McCain. SECOND ROW: C. K. Lee, Dot Williams, Suzanne Boling, Jane Yoder, Myra Dellinger, Lynn Elzey, Marie Benge, Elsie Hege. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Dawkins, Bobby Little. M. S. F. The Methodist Student Fellowship provides for closer association and fellowship among the Metho- dist students, and it enlists and trains students for lay and professional leadership. The officers are as follows: Benny Martin, Presi- dent; Janis Smith, Vice-President; Evelyn Cook, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Nancy Norton, Representative to Conference; Linda Boliek, Social Service; Bibba Whisenant, Pianist; Mrs. Randolph, Advisor. The fellowship meets every Sunday night, usually in Dunham Hall for programs on subjects of interest, such as Christian beliefs, Methodist beliefs, and Prayer. Sometimes there are panel discussions and reports from State and National Conventions. Special worship programs are held in the Chapel of the new Methodist Church. Page Eighty-Six . ••■■• ?. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Wright, Janice Smith, Elsie Hege, Marie Benge. SECOND ROW: Rachel Berrier, Reba Crowe, Loretto Helms, Clara Pruett, Nancy Norton, Lynn Eliey. THIRD ROW: Elaine Helms, Ann lively, Carolyn Jones. CHRIST COURIERS The Christ Couriers is a fellowship composed of the girls who are members of Kappa Chi. These girls are interested in all phases of campus life and especially in the Women ' s Residence Hall. They meet twice a month in the dormitory prayer room to join in prayer and meditation. The members of Christ Couriers are responsible for nightly devotions in the hall and weekly devotions in the parlor. Clara Pruett is the leader of this group and Mr. Roy is the advisor. -! SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT; John Carper, Class Chairman, Bibba Whisenant, Pianist; Sarah Middleton, Class Chairman; Jerry Shepherd, Assistant Superin- tendent; Linda Boliek, Superinten- dent; and Mrs. Edna Randolph, Advisor. Page Eighty-Seven FRONT TO BACK: Charles Garner, Loretta Helms, Elaine Helms, Carolyn Wright, Clara Pruett, Reba Crowe, Charlie Adams, Janis Smith, Richard Ritter, Harrell McDaris, Horry Queen, Marion Swann, Ole Borgen. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Duvall, Elsie Hege, Lynn Elzey, Marie Benge, Nancy Norton, Ann Lively, Rachel Berrier, Carolyn Jones, Suzonne Witter, Benny Martin. STANDING: Mr. Roy, Advisor; Mike McClaugherty, President. KAPPA CHI The purpose of Kappa Chi is to cultivate ministerial fellowship, to promote Christian leaders, to encour- age full-time Christian service and to be an inspira- tion for Christian living and service. The organiza- tion is open to any student on campus who is majoring in religion. Officers in Kappa Chi are: Mike McClaugherty, President; Clara Pruett and Harry Queen, Vice-Presidents; Nancy Norton, Secretary and Treasurer; and Mr. Roy, Advisor. Page Eighty-Eight - MINISTERIAL STUDENTS The Ministerial Club is composed of the men students who are members of Kappa Chi, an organi- zation composed of students who plan to go into full time religious work. The purpose of this club is to give the members a chance to gain helpful ex- perience through actual participation in local churches. LEFT TO RIGHT, John Ouvall, Bobby Little, Harrell McDari,, Marion Swonn, Ole Borgen. Mike McCla.gher.y, Horry Queen Denny Martin. ■ ' ' J ra FIRST ROW: Joyce Starnes, Ben Edwards, Amelia Osleen, Leon McCall, Helen Burrell, Linda Limbo. SECOND ROW: Miss Nicholson, Pat Mintz, Mary Allyn Reynolds, Ervin Dendy, Lois Hamilton, Mozelle Dendy, Ann Bradley, Audrey Honeycutt, Sarah Middleton. THIRD ROW: Ben Cassell, John Paxton, Allen Ray Atkins. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to keep the students in close relationship with the Baptist Church; to promote interest in activities of the church and to provide wholesome recreation, and programs for the Baptist students on campus. Officers are as follows: Ervin Dendy, President; Ben Cassel, Vice-President; Ruth Souther, Second Vice-President; Lois Hamilton, Third Vice-President; Patricia Mintz, Secretary-Treasurer; Mozelle Dendy, Publicity Chairman; Mary Allyn Reynolds, Pianist; John Paxton, Music Director; and Miss Bobbie J. Nicholson, Faculty Advisor. SEATED: Father MacKenzie, Tom Anderson, Bill Hall, Janice Brown, Everette Bryant, Bill Kezziah, Beverly Lambeth, Mr. Har vin, Advisor. STANDING: Lamar White, Janis Smith, Pot Seaman, John Deakin. The Canterbury Club is a religious organization for students of the Episcopal denomination. Through the club the students find a closer association with the Episcopal Church and enjoy meeting once a week to plan activities which will bind them closer to the local church. Bill Kezziah is President and Beverly Lambeth is Secretary-Treasurer. CANTERBURY CLUB Page Ninety THE MOUNTAINEERS The Mountaineers is a new organization on campus formed for the purpose of exploring the scenic beauty surrounding our campus. Led by Max- well Cox and Rayford Ledford, with Miss Francis acting as advisor, the club goes on bi-weekly hikes in the fall and spring seasons. FIRST ROW: Maxwell Cox, Frances Sanders, Mike McClaugherty, Joan Hardin, Mozelle Dendy, Bobby Little, Ann Bradley, Bill VanHoy, Jerrie Mason, Rayford Ledford. SECOND ROW: Charles Walsh, Suzanne Boling, Suzanne Witter, Pat Miller, Mary Lou Parker, Phyllis McCain, Bett Hollifield, Ben Edwards, Peggy lewis. Page Ninety-Two F ,Wft!-! r ' ' . ■■ ATHLETICS f ' :■:■■_. ■:-.-■■■ r- :. v ■ • £ l: l%y ■ n CHEER ■ « _. - LEADERS r I r? 4 Nov. 20— Truett-McConnell, Ga. Jan. 10— Ferrum, Va. Nov. 23— Wingate Jan. 13— Asheville-Biltmore Nov. 30— Asheville-Biltmore Jan. 16-Mars Hill Dec. 3— Spartanburg Jan. 27— Young Harris, Ga. Dec. 6— Hiwassee, Tenn. Jan. 29— Hiwassee, Tenn. Dec. 7— Cumberland, Ky. Feb. 1-Mars Hill Dec. 10— North Greenville Feb. 4— North Greenville Dec. 11-Bluefield, Va. Feb. 8-Lees-McRae Dec. 14— Spartanburg Feb. 10-Gardner-Webb Jan. 4— Wingate Feb. 14— Young Harris, Ga. Jan. 6— Gardner- Webb Feb. 15— Truett-McConnell, Ga Jan. 8— Lees-McRae Feb. 19, 20, 21, 22 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Spruce 3 ine, N. C. M JOHN VAN HORN Guard BRUCE FORBES Guard DON LIVINGSTON Guard KENT LAUGHTER Guard BASKETBALL HAROLD WILSON Forward ■•■■iH 1957 BASEBALL TEAM Due to a team composed almost in its entirety of freshmen, the Brevard College baseball team did not present too favorable a record in conference play last year. In spite of their conference record they did manage to present a team that was tops in Sportsmanship. The Tornadoes had three of their players receive the All-Conference recognition. They were as follows: Roger Pierson, Eddie Dacus, and Ross Wingo. BASEBALL RECORD Brevard 2 North Greenville 3 Brevard 9 North Greenville 4 Brevard 5 Mars Hill Brevard 3 Gardner-Webb 9 Brevard 3 Spartanburg 4 Brevard 3 Spartanburg 1 1 Brevard 2 Gardner-Webb 7 Brevard 1 Gardner-Webb 3 Brevard 1 Lees-McRae 2 Brevard 5 Lees-McRae Brevard 7 North Greenville 12 Brevard 10 Mars Hill 2 Brevard 3 Mars Hill 4 Brevard 3 Spartanburg 1 3 Play Bait! Page Ninety-Nine KNEELING: Dove Gibbs, John Carper, Jerry Forbes, Don Livingston, Mike McClougherty, Maxwell Cox. STANDING: Mickey Beam, Ross Wingo, Wayne Corded, Tom Hall, Jim Ingle, Rayford Ledford. 7957 TRACK TEAM The 1957 Brevard College Track Team appeared in three conference meets, and emerged in third place junior college conference track standing. Although the conference standing was third, we had several boys from our team that broke and set new con- ference records. We are very proud of those boys that represented our school at those meets. TRACK MEET AT NORTH GREENVILLE Brevard 65 points North Greenville 52 points Gardner-Webb 29 points TRACK MEET AT MARS HILL Mars Hill 85 points Brevard 38 points Gardner-Webb I6V2 points TRACK MEET AT LEES-McRAE Lees-McRae 87 points Brevard 56 points Spartanburg 15 points Page One Hundred Don Livingston set a new Conference record for the one-mile run. His time was 4:54.06. : Mike McClaugherty set a new record for 880 yard run. His time was 2:06.8. Mile Relay Team This team was undefeated in Conference play. It set a Conference period time of 3:38.3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Forbes, Maxwell Cox, Mike McClaugherty. and Mickey Beam. GOLF Brevard College is very proud of its Golf Team which has pre- sented a very favorable record year after year in conference play. ' 0t TO$W KNEELING: Charlie Butler, Wane Byrd, Tommy Hawkins, Jim Siebert. STANDING: Mike Jones, Mr. McFadden, Ed Ficker. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Hall, Fred Johnson, Don Livingston, Fred Osteen, Richard Starnes. TENNIS Although these are not the rep- resentatives of last year ' s team, they do represent Brevard ' s excel- lent tennis team which was the runner-up in the J. C. conference play last year. INTRAMURALS INTRAMURALS COUNCIL The purpose of the Intramural Coun- cil is to make up Intramural schedules and enforce Intramural rules. David Richardson, John Carper, Mike Denny, Lenus Morrison, Ted Osborne, Max well Cox. Boy! The sports up here ore great! I always did enjoy playing sports and now I can really go in for that heavy stuff . . . They told me that all team players who are good in their sports start out carrying balls and towels and things. It is good practice. I should be In very pood shape with all this practice I ' m getting. Some day I may even be a pro . . . Horace Turner and Maxwell Cox. WINNING TEAMS FOOTBALL TEAM Wayne Cordell, David Richardson, Gary Frick, Don Livingston, Harold McMillan. ■ C£ 5 l+ y ■ LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Gibbs, Raburn Robinson, Lloyd Hensley, John Carper, Wayne Cordell, Maxwell Cox, Mike McClaugherty, Eddie Dacus, Harold Mask, Don Livingston, Coach Martin, Bill Hall. BOYS ' MONOGRAM CLUB The Men ' s Monogram Club recognizes men who have earned a letter in one of the following varsity sports: basketball, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. The organization strives to promote sportsmanship, to maintain the high standards and reputation of Brevard athletics, and to encourage participation in sports. The Monogram Club sponsors various intramural sports, operates a concession stand at basketball games, associates with visiting basketball teams, and holds an annual banquet. Page One Hundred Four Nancy Norton, Sarah Fortune, Audrey Honeycutt, Myrna Fisher, Mary Ellen Coffey, and Sarah Middleton. WOMEN ' S MONOGRAM CLUB The Women ' s Monogram Club promotes ideals of good sportsmanship in the physical education pro- gram. It promotes enthusiasm in participation in intra- mural activities. Membership in this honorary organi- zation is limited to those girls who have won five hundred points through their participation in intra- murals. The officers of this organization are Sarah Middle- ton, President; and Mary Ellen Coffey, Secretary- Treasurer. Page One Hundred Five The Women ' s Intramural Council is the govern- ing body of the Women ' s Athletic Association and serves to promote intramurals for women students and sponsors various other activities. Weekly meet- ings are held. Officers are as follows: President Audrey Honeycutt Vice-President Frances Sanders Secretary Sarah Fortune Treasurer Suzanne Boling Intramural Chairman .... Myrna Fisher MISS BESS FRANCIS Advisor WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Miss Francis, Sarah Middleton, Myrna Fisher, Sarah Fortune, Audre Honeycutt, Frances Sanders, Suzanne Boling, Sid Mullis. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Parker, Lois Hamilton, Ann Bradley, Louise Waters, Lois Blythe, Jane Yoder, Shirley Moses. Frances Sander, Sarah Fortune, Sandra Mask, Ann Bradley, Suzanne Baling, jane Yoder, Myra Dell! Myrna Fisher, Nancy Norton, Maxine George. NOT PICTURED: Sharon Cline. nger, Louise Water: HONORARY HOCKEY TEAM The first frost announced the beginning of the season for hockey, a new sport to most of the girls. The clashing of hockey sticks, the clamoring for the ball, many fouls and bullies were all part of the rugged game. After careful consideration, the WIC chose the members of the honorary hockey team, and the Freshman Hockey Stick was presented to Maxine George for her outstanding work on the field. MAXINE GEORGE Freshman Hockey Stick Winner BASKETBALL Basketball is perhaps the most popular sport of- fered in the women ' s physical education program. This enthusiasm is carried over from the regular physical education classes into the Intramural pro- gram. This sport brings about friendly competition and a spirit of good sportsmanship among the girls who participate. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is a game that is fun for all. Its fast- moving pace keeps the players on their toes. A lively interest was shown in this active sport offered in the physical education classes. Page One Hundred Eight m Lois Hamilton Volleyball Sarah Middleton Basketball INDIVIDUAL SPORTS MANAGERS Louise Waters Hockey Shirley Moses Tennis Mary Lou Parker Ping-Pong ge One Hundred Nine Many other sports are offered in the physical education program. An outside interest in sports is also encouraged. Students participate in a very active intramurol program and in the activities in which they have a particular interest. OTHER SPORTS i s a nmassE HHH H - •x Jerri Mason displays fine archery form. Get in the swing of things! Ploy softboll with Myra Dellinger and Tommye Bradley. Although golf is not included in the physical education program, Ruby Carol Smith finds pleasure in her favorite sport. Square dancing and folk games are offered in co-educational classes. An occasional dogger usually livens things up in these groups. V P j vm ? ' d ' 1 JB.,,. , tub l£t WZ J5 ill « HOMECOMING r. H ■ f « ■■M B 1 a 1 •Fvip m fes ' 19fc9H ' 1 iKHXSH Wm -X ' EjfiB ' ■ 5 4 , . j80  K b Eg ■ ;  v «9P ■ H giJsfe QUEEN Jerrie Mason Page One Hundred Fourteen 1 ■ 1 jW gP « whl m s ' W W SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Beverly Ussery FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Patricia Harrison « fee MAY QUEEN Judy Elkin ! Page One Hundred Sixteen MAY COURT MAID OF HONOR Pat Atkins Page One Hundred Seventeen Judy Kiser SOPHOMORE Margaret Sherrill Beverly Ussery ATTENDANTS Elizabeth Whise nant I I Page One Hundred Eighteen v ■ .  Gail Conder FRESHMAN Jane Dantzler Lorefta Helms ATTENDANTS Frances Sanders gp Page One Hundred Nineteen k I IV s Kt KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS Margaret Sherrill and Eddie Dacus . Bill Hall and Beverly Lambeth, Frances Sanders and Maxwell Cox VALENTINE COURT Lloyd Hensley and Jerrie Mason, Janice Brown and Ted Osborne JL Loretta Helms and Roland Peacock HALLOWEEN KING AND QUEEN Well, here it is spring and, Pa, I guess you and Bessie are about ready to start the plowing. Don ' t see why you don ' t get you one of those new tractors. Bessie ' s getting a little too old— My Biology book says ten years is pretty old for a mule. The end of the year ... it just doesn ' t seem like it. I ' ll be home in a few weeks to help you and Ma. Sure will be nice to see you and all the young ' uns again, but I ' ll miss college too. I ' ve learned a lot of things here and while Bess might not understand all that I say, maybe sometimes she will like to hear me recite some of the poetry I learned in Lit. And that math will help, too, when we figure up the accounts. Maybe I can ' t go to the Big City to use all this stuff I ' m learning, but it sure is nice to know that I know it and I ' ll bet I ' ll be sur- prised to find out how much of it I ' ll be able to use right there at home. Just think, folks, I know as much as most people now, and More ' n ' some. They have learned me to be pretty smart up here. 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