Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

w - . ; ' mmmmmm mmmam ■B - 1 ■ ■ I ■ I Agmtaf COLLEGE N.C. ■■■ tarn HiZlE ' IiEIHESKEaKSHIiaK: .. ...; : : , : vK(ii! • ? -: JEANNE CLEARY Editor KAREN SHERRILL Business Manager a 1963 ' lffif-|:] ' SCIENCE BUILDING TAYLOR HALL - Dormitory for Men CYMNASIVM-NATATOR1VM liiili iTT T — tj- CV- ' mmw. Why College? Why Brevard? Beautiful Brevard, cradled in the heart of the Blue Bidge Mountains, radiates a peaceful and placid atmos- phere. This setting enables the student to recognize his personal responsibility ' . Seeking compassion, the student receives understand- ing. Struggling for honor he becomes humble. Beaching for the eternal why? of the universe, he acquires not the answer but the reason. Stumbling and falling, he sees al- ways ahead that ambition, that crown of fame and honor which is success. He grasps for goodness and touches God. He searches for spiritual guidance and gains kindness. His goal is a mirage, a vision; for the ultimate goal is always another goal with a higher scope. Then what is this objective called college ? What is the implication of the sweeping term College Life? It is only an interlude in the broad expanse of a human life, but it can shape and mold that life into something meaningful. Ideas and ideals-accepted, reject- ed, weighed and pondered-this is college. Education is the response of the enlightened mind to the stimuli of environment. It is learning. Life itself is learning. Educa- tion, then, is life. It is the giving of the utmost part of himself to all in which he believes. It is living to the farthest extent and the final detail. It is sacrifice, sleepless nights, tears and despair. It is argument, debate, realization and rationalization. The triumph of mind over matter— this is college. But most important, college is progress. Man is mov- ing either forward or backward. When he regresses he loses all that he has gained. If he has gained nothing he has made no progress. This is why there is college-a place to grow, improve, and change. Facts are acquired which will never be forgotten, errors are made which will never be repeated, moments are gained— important mo- ments—which can never be wasted. This is college. This is education. This is life. Beautiful Brevard radiates a peaceful and placid atmosphere . . struggling for honor ' why? ' reaching for the eternal . the crown of fame and honor, success . . . h i - V fe- 5 i He grasps for goodness and touclics Cod . . . . an interlude in the broad expanse of a human life. . . ideas and ideals ■r ■mnnn Table of Contents FACULTY Page 13 STUDENTS Page 27 ACTIVITIES Page 77 ATHLETICS Page 101 FEATURES Page 121 ADVERTISING Page 141 mmmm ' . •■ • m-r - ' V ■ ■ ■■■ !«U  W « Dunharii Hall Benjamin Maxwell Kenerly IN MEMORIAM February 2, 1963 Dedication Benjamin Maxwell Kenerly, affectionately called Pop by his many friends, exemplified much that is found in the purpose of Brevard College. His out-going nature and solid integrity made him a much sought-out counselor by students, and made of the college store much more than just a place of business. His love of God and loyalty to His Church, his devotion to his family and friends, his infectious humor and sweetness of spirit even in the face of declining health, made him beloved by all. His spirit truly resembled the lofty mountains that he loved. To him the PERTELOTE staff devotedly dedicates the 1963 edition. A warm smile and a friendhj greeting always welcomed College Store customers. Never too busy to discuss the news of the day. EMMETT KENNEDY McLARTY, JR., President of Brevard College !v: 3:ii Wise . . . sincere . . . understanding . . . Emmett Kennedy McLarty, Jr. became President of Brevard Col- lege in 1957. He received his A.B. and B.D. degrees from Duke University and the D.D. degree from Pfeiffer Col- lege. if M| 2 f . f A Brevard College tradition - President McLarty reads the Christ- mas story for the tree lighting ceremony. The President ' s talks to the student body are always spiced with a witty sense of humor. President McLarty plays the Pied Piper for the amusement of his family. 15 When a problem arises, Dean Bennett is eager to help you. JOHN BOYCE BENNETT Dean of the College A.B., Wofford College, B.D., Ph.D., Duke University Administration ESTON EUGENE ROBERTS Dean of Men A.B.. Berry College; M.A., University of North Carolina 16 Hard at work at the seemingly impossible task of completing a schedule. g.M, WW ALMA LINEBERGER DELLINGER Adviser to Women CHARLES ARTHUR BUTTERWORTH, JR. Business Manager WILLIAM GLENN H RDESTY Director of Public Relations B.S., North Carolina State College CHARLES EDWARD ROY Chaplain A.B., Piedmont College B.D., Emory University MA., Graduate Study, George Peabody College And just two stores down they had the same thing for iialf price! Administrative Assistants Mabel McNeely Alderman Secretary to the Director of Public Relations Geraldine Bagley Keaton Director of Cafeteria Bess Reap Buckner Assistant Director of Cafeteria Benjamin Maxwell Kenerly Manager of College Store Elsie Perry Burhans Faculty Secretary Quentin Eugene Cantrell Director of Maintenance Mr. Buttcrworth reminisces with alumni on Homecoming Day. 18 urn Louise McCain Kenerly Secretary to the President J. D. McCall Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Typing another exam, Mrs. Burlmns? LaVeme Thomas McCall Housekeeper Ruth Scroggs Martin Secretary to the Dean Adelaide Hart Miller Secretary to the Music Faculty Lois Ruth Mitchell, R.N. Nurse Assistant Doris Evelyn Montgomery Receptionist and Secretary to the Business Manager Irma Rahn Montieth Bursar Dorothy Staton Pace Bookkeeper Brona Nifong Roy Recorder - The science building, newly constructed and excel- lent in its equipment, provides spacious facilities for the teaching of biology, chemistry and physics, both general and advanced. Mathematics classes are held in the science building, too, and the courses include algebra, trigonometry, engi- neering drawing, analytic geometry and calculus. A complete curriculum is offered in business courses and students completing the secretarial program are well- qualified for positions. The business administration pro- gram gives thorough preparation for transfer to a senior college. Diagram and label instructs Miss Creekmore. Rachel Cathey Daniels Mathematics A.B., Meredith College Graduate Study, North Carolina State College Charles Kenneth DuBois Art A.B., Union College; Graduate Study, Syracuse University and University of Pittsburgh Rosanelle Cash Bennett Languages A.B., M.A., Duke University Mary Jane Cousins Health B.S., Appalachian Teachers College; Graduate Study, University of Arizona Major Thomas Cousins Music Juilliard School of Music; Bandmaster ' s Certificate, Army Music School; Appalachian State Teachers College Judith Carolyn Creekmore Biology A.B., Atlantic Christian College; M.A., East Carolina College; Graduate Study, University of Richmond Mr. Fisher untangles the mysteries of a calculator. The result will be well worth the hard work. Mr. Egerton makes the solution of the problem seem very simple. Frank Nicholas Egerton Charles Ray Fisher Physics Business Education A.B., M.A., Duke University; B.S., Western Carolina E.E., Princeton University; College; M.B.A., Graduate Study, University of Georgia Columbia University The solution of an important physics experiment requires intense concentration. Nell Hines Harris Social Sciences A.B., M.A., Winthrop College; M.A., Columbia University; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina Elizabeth Jerome Holder Librarian A.B., Salem College M.S. in Library Science, University of North Carolina Richard Davis Howe Social Sciences-Physical Education B.S., M.A., Appalachian State Teachers College Minnie Middleton Hussey Assistant Librarian A.B., Meredith College; A.B. in Library Science, Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina The work of a librarian is a never-ending job. Mary Gladys Lobdell Biology B.S., Mississippi State College for Women; M.S., University of Illinois; Graduate Study, University of Minnesota Jack Crawford Keeter Mathematics A.B., Berea College; M.A., Appalachian State Teachers College; Graduate Study, University of Texas, Rutgers University Frank Howard Lance, Jr. Psychology-Guidance A.B., University of North Carolina; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina and Western Carolina College Henry Clyde McDonald Engineering Drawing B.S.. Clcmson College Several of the courses offered in the Psychology De- partment enable ' students to improve their study habits and enlarge their vocabularies. Other courses provide stu- dents with the opportunity to learn more about the habits of those living in the world around them. At least six semester hours of history are required for the associate in arts degree and through the Social Sciences students may also enroll in courses in Economics, Government and Sociology. agp— r  vv :  5 ' • ■ ' j Registration day is one which is long remembered. Leighton Wright Martin Health and Physical Education, Director of Athletics A.B., Mercer University; M.Ed., University of North Carolina Harvey Horatio Miller, Jr. Music A.B., B. Mus.. M.A., University of North Carolina William Louis Miles Religion-Social Sciences A.B., Berea College; S.T.B. and S.T.M. Boston University Louise Peavy Miller Music Diploma, Huntingdon College; Diploma, Fontainebleu, Conservatoire Americaine; Pupil of Anthony Stanokowitch, Frank La Forge and Isadore Phillip; Graduate Study, Columbia University and Florida State University ' Nr w Under the capable leadership of Mr. Dubois, the art department offers students a variety of courses, including painting in several media, design and ceramics. Exhibits by outstanding artists are featured several times during the year. The study of ceramics is a fascinating and exacting one. Faculty Music plays an important role in the cultural life of the college. The Choir and the Glee Club present programs of sacred and secular music on campus, in local churches and on annual tours. Instrumental en- sembles provide a variety of music ranging from the popular to the classic. A dulcimer and a clear voice blend in the harmonies of an English ballad. Dorothea Joan Moser Music B.Mus., Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina Bobbie Jean Nicholson Chemistry B.S., Furman University; M.S., Michigan State University; Craduate Study, Vanderbilt University Grace Jackson Munro Business Education B.S., Winthrop College; M.S., University of Tennessee Mario Pedro Perez Business Administration Languages C.G., Candler College, La Habana, Cuba; C.P., Escuela de Ciencias Comerciales, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba Miss Nicholson re-checks the schedule of a prospective chemis- try student. 24 Viola Perez Casanova de Languages Bachiller en Ciencias y Letras, Institute de Santa Clara, Cuba; Doctor en Pedagogia, Uni- versidad de La Habana, Cuba Roberta Myrtle Riegel Languages A.B., Central College; M.A., University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Illinois Charles Edward Roy Religion A.B., Piedmont College; B.D., Emory University; M.A., Graduate Study, George Peabody College Visitors to the campus enjoij a chat with Coach Martin. Eston Eugene Roberts English A.B., Berry College; M.A., University of North Carolina Mr. Roy gives his first semester students a preview of Brevard ' s religion courses. Six semester hours of religion are required for grad- uation. Students are encouraged to attend churches of their own choice. Fellowship groups seek to develop comradeship among students of a given denomination. The denominational groups on campus are: The Meth- odist Student Fellowship; The Baptist Student Union, The Canterbury Club, and Westminster Fellowship. The student Christian Council helps directs the religious ac- tivities. Barbara Muellerschoen Sader Physical Education for Women George Peabody College, Duke University; B.S., Johns Hopkins University Ena Kate Sigmon English A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne College; Graduate Study, Duke University; M.Ed., University of North Carolina 25 Faculty With the addition of a Rheem-Califone language laboratory, the language students are better prepared, because they have more opportunity to improve their accents and pronounce more correctly. French, Span- ish, German and Russian are included in the offerings of the department. Mary Wilson Stevenson Library Assistant A.B., Wesleyan College; Graduate Study, George Peabody College; Appalachian State Teachers College Celia Hooper Tauscher English A.B., Berea College; Graduate Study, Duke University Gerhard Volker Tauscher Language-Physical Education A.B., Berea College Alan Wallace Drama and Speech A.B., Earlham College; Graduate Study, University of Chicago and Yale University Dewey Richard Whittaker Chemistry A.B., Western Carolina College; M.S., North Carolina State College Four parts water and one part hmmmmmmmmm? ■MM mmmmtm nem mi 99Bi !■■■■ m i ■  ! ii iiiii ii i iii i i i i wMw ii i«iin M Hm mimi Gail Pilarski, SGA Representative Gene Allen, President Sophomore Class Sophomores enjoy spending the year helping the freshmen adjust, studying lit., and looking forward to graduation. Most of them will continue their education at senior colleges and universities to complete require- ments for the bachelor ' s degree. Being a sophomore is a feeling, a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction. Ask Russell Pearson and Theresa Foster, Mr. and Miss Sophomore, and they will tell you what it is to be a sopho- more. At long last, you are becoming a real adult. Nancy Ting, Secretary-Treasurer Don Briggs, Vice-President MM J Mr. and Miss Sophomore Russell Pearson Theresa Foster 29 m mmm W ' ' . —   JSL HUHKHKUH ' WaOi Bertram Henderson Adams Asheville Linda Jane Adams Gastonia Ann Bridges Albright Miami, Florida Nathaniel Creighton Alexander Charleston, South Carolina Bonald Edward Alexander Alexandria, Virginia Betty Sue Allen Concord Carleton Eugene Allen Asheville Bobert Stirling Ayres Brevard c ' y a It was my Mom ' s old hairnet until she stretched it. Sophomore Class Bessie Berniece Baldwin Hudson Marion Albert Ballew Marion Saida Elizabeth Barineau Lincolnton Kenneth Hill Barnette Coiner, Georgia Mary Jane Beam Bessemer City Henry Edward Beard Camden, South Carolina Edgar Eugene Beasley Easley, South Carolina Sharon Elizabeth Beaty Hickory 31 _ - - . ttSSBtsaawKa ■III IHIIIIIWHIIIIMM— II • ■■ Physical Fitness — eh, Sherry! Raymond Eugene Booker Charlotte Pamela Sue Boone Gibsonville Lillion Darlene Bowman Kannapolis Johnny Wayne Bradburn Brevard Lloyd Joseph Biggerstaff Cheyenne, Wyoming Nancy Jane Boles Pinnacle 32 tammmmm Sophomore Class Doris Lynn Brewer Asheville William Donald Briggs Pisgah Forest Gwendolyn Ann Browning Clyde Mamie Virginia Bundy Jamestown William Grady Burgin, Jr. Forest City Betty Jean Caimes Horse Shoe Frank Wilson Caldwell Charlotte Nancy Cathryn Campbell Waynesville 33 nw.-ur -wrm-m, rrm,„ n-w. m ,-, .,.-.. j : ., ..n J-. J .,v. P,-w M ™«a—o— m— r-ffmiiMwnwiiiwirwii Joseph Benjamin Cantey Camden, South Carolina Brenda Harriett Carey Greenville, South Carolina Mary Jane Caviness Carthage Donald Ray Cecile Clemmons Norma Jean Cleary Fort Lauderdale, Florida Robert Jennings Clontz Canton Gilbert Fitzgerald Coan, Jr. Brevard Edward John Conover Cranford, New Jersey 34 Sophomore Class Carolyn Virginia Cook Brevard Thinking man! Cram, Charlie, you have 5 minutes. Charles Christopher Cort Asheville Fred McRae Crawford Hiddenite Grover Lemuel Croft Marion, South Carolina Geoffrey Bromley Crowell Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Charles Edward Cook Brevard 35 Hyi ■ ■■■ ■imiTriBMi i -- -i i - M iiiiiMriiiifririiimniniiMFi wniiiiioii1WMMBP ii|Iiri ' ? ?MBHHHH Roger Lee Cumbie Gastonia Delores Ann Davis Asheville had My Wheaties this morning! Loren Eric Dickinson Kensington, Connecticut Carolyn Jane Dotson Black Mountain Raymond Jackson Duvall Todd Robert Buoy Edwards Connelly Springs 36 Sophomore Class Laura Anne Elliott Polkville Lanny Gayle Ellis Jonesville Toni Maria Farmer Summerville, South Carolina James Ernest Ferguson Winter Park, Florida Mary Jeanette Fincannon Central, South Carolina Charles Louie Fisher Brevard Joseph Patrick Forte Levittown, New York Theresa Ann Foster Mocksville 37 ai ■nriniri7 fii ' uu i i m i m 1 1 ■■— ■ nm ffiflsuBmBm Sophomore Class Mary Katherine Fouts Franklin James Ronald Franklin Connelly Springs Wayne Willie Franklin Mount Airy Johnny Roger Gardner Mount Airy Charles Franklin Gibbons Woodleaf Calvin Gene Glance Clyde Guy Henry Godfrey Old Fort Sherrill Jean Golden Mount Airy 38 Ann Gertrude Greene Phyllis Lee Greene Spruce Pine One of the rare moments at Brevard Tech. Betty Sue Grice Fayetteville Susan Ellen Grofsick Allendale, New Jersey Elizabeth Mcintosh Hamerschlag Brevard Shirley Jean Hammill Brevard 39 warn  - . wyrjy j-. ■v mtm-n m m wmmm, Alfred Dancy Hampton Baltimore, Maryland Bradley Gray Hauser Winston-Salem Peggy Elizabeth Hardy Snow Hill Terry Glenn Hawkins Brevard Marion Elrod Harrison, Jr. Taylors, South Carolina Thomas Malcolm Henson Brevard Sarah Patricia Hart Decatur, Georgia Sandra Leigh Hill Asheville Sophomore Class Everybody has her ups and downs . . . Right, Karen?? 40 4 iPPilSJBIp Gilbert Hofheimer Washington, D.C. Lee Ray Hoxit Rosman Jane Carol Hunt Lexington Clifton Eugene Ingram, Jr. Lexington Arthur McFall Irvine Afton, Virginia William David James Marion, South Carolina Jerry Lane Jones Concord Wayne Anderson Justice Franklin _ . ■mmmhmL ■ ■ ' — i-mrnim—i Sophomore Class Charolette Mae Keene Vansant, Virginia Richard Allen Lane Morganton Mary Janice Lindley Old Fort Robert Leon Loflin Denton Whitman Powell Loflin Asheboro Wallace Everett McCall Rosman John Ralph Henley Mcintosh Leicester Emmett Ranson McKnight Greenville, South Carolina Betsy Susan McLean Canton Heh! Heh! One more drop and I ' ll blow the old place up! Hassel Dean Marion Pinnacle Nancy Frances Marshall Franklin Charlie Lee Martin, Jr. Patrick Springs, Virginia Lorraine Eloise Martin- Murphy Freddie Clark McMahan Lexington 43 Z -■II lllllllllllllllllMIMIIIIIHffl Hmmmm . . . Is CZHTK a word? Mary Ellen Martin Alexandria, Virginia Gilbert Massie Canton Susan Meredith Maxwell Charlotte Rita Rae Merrell Brevard Laura Galloway Miller Lake Toxaway Tommy Malcolm Maske Mount Gilead Sophomore Class Marilyn Thomas Moore Charlotte Sara Valeria Moores Maitland, Florida Martha Ann Morgan Bamardsville Sherry Lee Morris Sylvester, Georgia William Fred Moseley Jasper, Alabama Sandra Jo Moss Kings Mountain John Alwen Neuharth Fort Lauderdale, Florida Darlene Frances Newman Hendersonville 45 ■ _ _ iiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiHiimMiiiiiiinyiiiiniin Sophomore Class Larry Wayne Nichols North Wilkesboro Mary Louise Nolan Schenectady, New York Patricia Louise Otterness Waynesville Harold Douglas Owen Brevard Robert Carlisle Parnell Charlotte Margaret Chris Passmore Cashiers Patricia Ann Patrick Jacksonville Sherry Ann Patrick Jackson villle EMM Charles Anthony Peake Greenville, South Carolina Cirls, from which office are you comingl Russell Glenn Pearson, Jr. WiBcesboro June Carole Peck Lexington Leroy Raymond Peek Scotch Plains, New Jersey Carlos Alberto Perez Havana, Cuba Priscilla Jean Pearson Saluda _ m iUH BDBUIS ■ K CT B H i KH HI ' mWrl Hl ■ till HIIIM Mill Out for a study break? Doris Jean Phillips Kannapolis Gail Louise Pilarski Waynesville Ruth Patricia Pool Greenville, South Carolina Nancy Lcc Poppcll Tallahassee, Florida Viola Lillian Perez Havana, Cuba Lynda Brooke Perkins Atlanta, Georgia ■MWWKfll MiKtfcKi Sophomore Class Sonja Lee Reynolds Troy Harry Edward Rhinehardt Old Fort Joan Marie Riddick Sanford James Douglas Rogers Brevard McLain Rogers Clyde Stanley Gilbert Roper Brevard Johney Lynn Scott Jacksonville Beach, Florida Karen Sherrill Lenoir ■ ■— —  -™r.-.— -MiMMiiHiHniin it TKirprw y-jtKHfi u Jerry Wayne Shore Winston- Salem John Edear Smith Umatilla, Florida Richard Lawrence Sigmon Myrtle Beach Oscar Wilbur Smith, Jr. Pilot Mountain Thomas Claude Simpson Horse Shoe Richard Atwood Snowdon Cedar Mountain Dottie Anne Slipher Charlotte Samuel Lanier Snyder Lexington 30 Sophomore Class Think you passed the test? « 99vWH:K!HmiiKR!i NB l«SMaBS« «ttiWMWM Robert Allen Spencer Morganton Richard Glover Summey Henderson ville Albert Pershing Surrett, Jr. Landrum, South Carolina Linda Lou Swaringen Concord Donna Jean Swiger West Alexander, Pennsylvania Carole May Tarpley New Smvma Beach, Florida Raymond Dennis Tate Mooresboro Robert Byrd Taylor Tallahassee, Florida M M J ■ irnwr w ;--, f - -■ .■■■■■■-■•., ■■■ x -;. Sophomore Class Beaman Frederick Thomas Chapel Hill Joseph Morris Tillotson Denton Nancy Nien-Ping Ting Sibu, Sarawak Carol Jean Tompkins Lakeville, Connecticut Louanne Elizabeth Traub Feasterville, Pennsylvania John Lee Turner Castonia James Lee Vance Belew Creek Carolyn June Wells Franklin HOMECOMING, 1962 - a night Theresa will never forget . Miranda Lane Whitlow Virgilina, Virginia Thomas Eugene Wilson Brevard ■Ml I ■ -WTTdT nmmx i - - 2 ■ Mr. and Miss Freshman i 3 Barbara Smoot Bud Tanner .tmm m ■ M Freshman Class Becoming adjusted to college life is the most per- tinent problem that confronts the freshman. A complete change in forms of thinking, new study habits, new wor- ries, tensions and fears appear to the startled freshmen. But along with these thoughts comes the realization that something is happening, something that will shape the life of an individual into a mature citizen. At last, here is the chance to do one ' s best; the chance to show others that one is a capable and responsible person. David Cort, President Tom Werling, Vice-President Dona Vaughn, Secretary-Treasurer Judy Barnes, SGA Representative m ammmuMmam B HU L. ■-■_- — , . , ' -■■■■ ■■ v ' .■xiff-M, ■•- ■ ■■■ ■ M8B MBMW«Ba«BMMBM BMBMMMMMW Wr:3BB r3 M9k William Frederick Alderisio George Lyday Alexander Robert Dunn Alexander Paramus, New Jersey Pisgah Forest Conover David William Alford Fayetteville David Edward Alverson Murphy Nancy Karen Anderson Baldwin, New Jersey Colin Edward Armour West Haven, Connecticut Pamella Jane Arnold Laurens, South Carolina Catherine Sue Atwel] Brevard Richard Dearing Babb Alexandria, Virginia Bonnie Colleen Bailey Greer, South Carolina Sarah Anne Barber Allendale, South Carolina Staying up all night to study history has got to go 56 What in the world is T-H-A-T??? Freshman Class Judy Elaine Barnes David Kenneth Bashaw Sylvia Jane Batson Joel Vincent Bearr Easley, South Carolina Black Mountain Greenville, South Carolina. Cherryville Susan Adams Beetle West Islip, New York Carr Newton Benfield Thomas Charles Bingham Newland Brevard Melba Lee Blanton Concord Sara Frances Boatwright Clarence Belvin Bonnette Johnston, South Carolina Neeses, South Carolina 57 MTJt.WUlflmP HBIHBHHHHKM] David, Gilson Bowerman Berryville, Virginia Tommie Faye Bowman Bartow, Florida Lemuel Goode Branch Tampa, Florida Tommy Oscar Brookshire Hudson Anne Louise Brower Toms River, New Jersey George Michael Brown Tampa, Florida Mildred Ann Burton Old Saybrook, Connecticut Elizabeth Lee Byers Kingstown, Rhode Island Full already, and two suitcases to go. Alice Victoria Caldwell Willis Alexander Campbell Luther Lee Cannon Brevard Concord Lexington Freshman B H i B M i ataJEaH Mels Carbonell Miami, Florida Margaret Ann Cauble Duluth, Georgia Gene Lester Caudill Asheboro Larry Allen Caudle Elkin Margaret Elaine Chafin Wayne sville Stephen Nichols Chandler Durham Cl ass George Stephens Clark Summerville, South Carolina Jean Elizabeth Clark Asheville Michael Terry Coggins Thomasville William Ted Cone Sycamore, South Carolina Ellyn Elizabeth Connors Newport News, Virginia Judy Elaine Conrad Winston-Salem Maxine Arlene Constantz Cullowhee David Arthur Cort Asheville Robert Lee Cranfill Winston-Salem 59 iiwnMnT¥ rfng7iiiriTTinmrmiffmiTiMgfFrtiiwBm[iTiiMrri Lowell Livingston Curry, Jr. Waynesboro, Virginia Martha Ann Curto Brevard Priscilla Gail Dalway Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Benjamin Gilbert Daniel Spring Hope Bonald Edgar Darr Thomasville Margaret Davidson Marion, South Carolina Lawrence Moseley Davis Greenville, South Carolina Marina Louise Dean Whittier Mary Helen DeGroat Ridgewood, New Jersey Mario Dell Amico Havana, Cuba Francis Vincent Dennen Demarest, New Jersey Linda Gail Dotson Canton Anna Mae Dowdell Orlando, Florida Robert Graden Duckworth Mount Holly Linda Carol Edwards Aberdeen Another dab of paint and it will be finished. Freshman Class Bertie Anne Ezzell Waxhaw David Allen Farnsworth Hendersonville Dorothy Lynne Faulkner Charlotte A m: ,;i Nancy Joan Fay Paul Frederick Felsberg, IV Zan Keith Fisher Nutley, New Jersey Bryson City Forest City John Edwin Foil Raleigh HH ■MBMIIIi ....... _.. ar - .„ — ,-. ■ ..■:■■ ■: ' ■■. j£ Lit:: . ' .vjs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii— m iiiiiiiimiiiwiiiiiiiifiwww Sammy Earl Francis Forest City Nell Wakefield Gardner Asheboro Sandra Myers Frazier Harrisonburg, Virginia Benjamin Carl Gillespie Charleston Heights South Carolina Mary Ann Friday Jean Barbara Furman Plainfield, New Jersey Honesdale, Pennsylvania Jacqueline Godfrey Johnny Michael Goforth Mineral Springs Kannapolis Freshman Class Nellie Paige Graham Ruffin John Albert Graveline Agawam, Massachusetts Oh. that test was terrible! Cheryl Darlene Greene Bryson City 62 Judith Ann Hall Waynesville Something tells me not to open this now. Barbara Ann Hamilton Brevard Thomas Russell Hamilton Winston-Salem Michael Lee Hampton Winston-Salem Mary Elizabeth Hardin Asheboro James Michael Harris Dillon, South Carolina Margaret Frances Harris Black Mountain Joan Hastings Washington, D. C. Sylvia Anne Haymaker Shelby Julie Elizabeth Haynie Maitknd, Florida Stephen Allran Heafner Robert Mayes Henderson Barbara Jane Herndon Bostic Huntersville Alexandria, Virginia 63 HMllllllllll — IWII IHIMH r y Brenda Jean Hines Lexington Archer Merritt Hitt Liberty, South Carolina Jane Ann Hoke Davidson James William Holder, Jr. Pinnacle Louis Verner Holder Central, South Carolina Brenda Lorraine Hollingsworth Greenville, South Carolin Carol Lee Holsberg Ormond Beach, Florida Donna Marie Hooker Mount Airy Kendra Sue Homey Nancy Anna Howard Mary Lynda Huie Orlando, Florida Franklin Jacksonville Beach, Florida f 0® Now is this a shuffle or a step to the right? Freshman 64 s Joseph Edward Humphries Andrews, South Carolina Karen Nancy Hunter Charlotte Mertis Annette Hyatt Candler Nelia Eve Illemszky Alexandria, Virginia Angeline Ann Ingram Winston- Salem George Wilson Jenkins Simpsonville, South Carolina Class Jerry Lee Jenkins Spin dale Dean Alfred Jevons Agawam, Massachusetts Alexander Edwin Jones Brevard Ernest Louis Jones Waynesville William Richard Jones Latrobe, Pennsylvania Barbara Ann Jordan Durham Jack Barry Kale Shelby Emily Sue Keams Asheboro Karen Grace Kibler Lakeland, Florida 65 — _ ikA 4 to f Si Martha Frenche Kimzey Brevard Henry Mitchell King Candler Allen Joseph Kravits Sarver, Pennsylvania Doris Marie Lance Hendersonville Gayle Hampton Lance Brevard Leland Alexander Langston Darlington, South Carolina Gerald Fields Lathan Durham Ted Calvin Lee Jacksonville Beach, Florida Claude Vaughn Leslie, Jr. Easley, South Carolina Edward Aaron Levy Jr. Winter Park, Florida Another hit and we ' ve got it made. Virginia Lee Lewis Woodbury, New Jersey Caroline Lee Lobban Homestead, Florida 66 Brenda Jean Loggains H B ' 1 Asheboro ft 1 June Sutton Loock j j ( Beechhurst, New York Terry LaBree McCoy Pelzer, South Carolina o 1 i Donna Louise McFarland Aiken, South Carolina WWs f ie matter, Mike, cat got your tongue? Adolphus Alexander McLeod, Jr. Sumter, South Carolina Wanda Loueen Mace Staunton, Virginia Bobert Franklin Malsby Marietta, Georgia Donald Neil Marion Waynesboro, Virginia Jane Alice Martin Joseph Edgar Martin, Jr. Lawrence Parker Martin Robin Lynn May Lewisville Mount Airy Newberry, South Carolina Rockviile, Maryland AA Jane Marie Mazzeo West Acton, Massachusetts Marguerite Joyce Meiner Orlando, Florida Paul Edelen Michael Kerne rsville David Victor Miller Anderson, South Carolina Fred Gaustion Miller, Jr. Winston-Salem Nancy Lee Mills Sparta, New Jersey Gayle Adelaide Misenheimer Taylors, South Carolina David Michael Mixon Hartsville, South Carolina NOEL! Of course!! Freshman Elizabeth Gordon Montgomery Cassandra Manola Morris John Richard Muelle Haw River Gastonia Brevard 68 Kenneth Haskell Nash Norfolk, Connecticut I n.ii i it a Jane Newell Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Banks Ely Nicholson, Jr. Brevard Malcolm Nathaniel Noell Hickory Terry Austin Norman Winston-Salem Nancy Jane On- Scotch Plains, New Jersey Class Freddie Wells Parker Greenville, South Carolina Melba Annette Partin Haines City, Florida Diana Leslie Pedrick Jacksonville, Florida Hazel Anne Peeples Winston-Salem Thomas Charles Perample Cleveland, Ohio Rebecca Faye Pinson Greenville, South Carolina John Charles Poe Winston-Salem Carl Clifford Powell Rosman Charles Volkmar Powell Douglaston, New Jersey 69 . James Roy Pressley Canton Joyce Elaine Purser Andrews ' dMfi i 70 Joseph Berman Ramsey Statesville James Alfred Raper Orlando, Florida Jan Ingrid Rarig Ocean City, New Jersey Judith Carole Ray Miami, Florida Freshman Class Then he told us that joke about the pink elephant! Carol™ Patricia Ricker Asheville Susan Miller Rising Bronxville, New York Daniel Merritl Roberts, III New Bern Catherine Jane Root Port Chester, New York Bette Frances Rose Greensboro Bonnie Jean Routon Huntington, New York mm G9 What a beautiful day, and we have to go to class Victoria Jane Roveano Worth Stephen Royals Wayne sville Spencer James Alfonso Ruiz Randolph Jonathan Salmons, Jr. Jeffrey Hugh Salter Havana, Cuba Roanoke, Virginia Beaufort Marcia Estelle Sapp Anne Elizabeth Schlunz Edward Maurice Schwab Virginia Val Secord Vernon, Florida Brevard Waynesboro, Virginia Tampa, Florida Margaret Abbott Seeley Albany, Georgia ,«__ ___ ■■ ii mill r . Susan Elizabeth Shaw Coral Gables, Florida Doris Ann Simpson Horse Shoe Peggy Sue Sheets Pilot Mountain William Kenneth Shields Greensboro Wilma Jane Shouse Pfafftown Kenneth Train Slater James Ronald Smith Linda Faye Smith Wilmington, Massachusetts Greer, South Carolina Ridgeland, South Carolina Freshman Class Barbara Ann Smoot Mocksville Carol Ann Sorton Asheville Well, Charlie, that is the last of it. Randall Wayne Spencer High Point 72 s mmmm Sammie Arthurine Spry Kannapolis Come on, Alels, how about a touchdown? Marian Lee Staley Garner I Rahman Bradley -Stanley Durham Michael Howard Starncs Asheville William Heath Stames Waxhaw Christine Camille Starr Miami, Florida Carla Marteil Stephens Brevard Charles Wendell Stiles Robinsville Lawrence Arthur Stoyes Camden, South Carolina t. Katrina Lynn Swigert Edgar Weaver Tanner, Jr. Nancy Thober Central Valley, New York Rutherfordton Newton, New Jersey Donald Evan Thomas Orlando, Florida BOX LiJ B - - s John Worth Thompson, Jr. Durham Nancy Elizabeth Titus Jacksonville, Florida Michael Ray Trussell Charles Town, West Virginia Margo Louise Towles Fincastle, Virginia William Franklin Tucker, m Charlotte EUas Doar Tupper Summerville, South Carolina Darlene Carey Tyndall Seaford, Delaware Diane Melissa Van DeWeghe Englewood, New Jersey Grace Elizabeth Varda Robert Clark Varden Dona Delores Vaughn Waxhaw Meroersburg, Pennsylvania Brooksville, Florida A couple of Dresden dolls and their escorts await their regal entrance at the Christmas dance. 74 I I III I— lllMH I Linda Kay Walker Winston-Salem Martha Ellen Ward Galax, Virginia James Edward Warren Nashville Barbara Carol Weaver Jacksonville, Florida Rosa Lee Webb Highlands Thomas Leon Werling Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Carl Monroe Whitt Kemersville Man MiLarty Wiley Haiskell, Tennessee Mary Alice Wilkes Brevard Carol Ann Willoughby Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Zeno Cletus Wright Rosman Deedy Elizabeth Yokeley Cramerton Douglas Neff Zirkle Washington, D. C. 75 Second Semester Students 4% Confusion reigns as students hunt for their names on the new cliapel scaling chart. Donald Lee Bowman Winston-Salem Sally Alderson Maynard Winter Park, Florida MffiJBsffi I ttM W m A. . . . then you take ten grams of oxalic acid, and . lit Charlie Gibbons admires some curios displayed by Miss Pat Rothrock, Missionary to the Congo, Richard Lee Brown Lee Edward Callender Antonia Rose Grimaldi Hendcrsonville Helen Florence Home Pisgah Forest Robert Lee Reid Scotch Plains, New Jersey Jerry Allen Shepherd Whitestone, New York Brevard Winston-Salem Neil Sharpe Sherrill, Jr. Lenoir life d . HWHIi • • £-• mm Student Government Council- 1962- 1963 Ray Hoxit, President Student Government Loyalty, integrity, and honor— these are the primary aims of the Brevard College Student Government As- sociation. Through the S. G. A. the student develops a loyalty to the college and to himself, social and personal awareness, and a sense of honor which will enable him to have strength in his personal convictions. Where there is a college, there must be laws to govern that college. Through the officers of the S. G. A. every student is permitted the opportunity to aid in the establishment of these laws. He himself helps set the standards, and it is his personal responsibility to meas- ure up to them. Some one has to be kidding— there are only jour aces in a deck! A good musical comedy helps relieve the tensions of a hectic week. The Brevard College S. G. A. sponsors the social activities on campus. Among these are the homecoming dance, the student lounge, movies for the student body, and picnics. This organization plays a tremendous part in welcoming new students. Advisers to S. G. A. are Mrs. Alma Dellinger, Mr. Ray Fisher, Mr. Richard Howe, and Dean Eston Roberts. Sara Moores, Secretary-Treasurer; Ken Bamette, Vice-President; Betsy McLean, Social Chairman. X - il ttkissmmmsmama Women ' s House Council Consideration for others is a key factor in dormi- tory life. The Women ' s House Council endeavors to help each person realize that she is an important part of this life and therefore, must show courtesy not only to her classmates and teachers, but to others in the dormitory as well. Annually, the Council presents Christ- mas at Home . The girls decorate the dormitory and invite faculty, administration, students and friends to observe and share in the holiday spirit. The Council is composed of officers elected bv the women students and meets regularly to discuss situations and problems relating to dorrm ' tory life. Mrs. Alma Dellinger is ad- viser to the Council. HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS: Bernice Baldwin, Secretary; Linda Swaringen, President; Sue Ellen Grofsick, Vice-President. Men ' s House Council Dean Roberts, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Howe, and Mr. Tauscher are advisers to the Men ' s House Council. The Council seeks to meet the challenge of helping the men students make the adjustment to college life. It sponsors a student body picnic each spring and assists in main- taining regulations in the men ' s dormitories. The elected officers and hall proctors constitute the Council. Dean Roberts, Adviser; Mr. Fisher. Adviser; Charles Cort, Sec- retary; Ken Bamette, President; Carlos Perez, Sergeant at Arms; Mr. Tauscher, Adviser. mmonssi -a lllilMII ' l ' illlllllllMIIIIIIMIMIIIHIIII—IIIMIMimilll ' il Mnemosynean Society I ' ■ I ' .m The Nemos and Delphians, a brother-sister society, strive to promote school spirit and social atmosphere on campus. Each year the groups co-sponsor the Sweet- heart Ball during the Valentine season. This year the sweetheart was Gwen Browning. Brooke Perkins, Vice-President; Sandy Hill, President; Sherrill Golden, Treasurer; Sharon Beaty, Secretary. The biscuits here at Brevard College, they say, are mighty fine! tmmmamm Delphian Society Gene Allen, Vice-President; Charles Peake, President; Charles Cort, Secretary- Treasurer. Initiation into the campus societies provides a good get- acquainted method. The two societies also sponsor other group activities during the spring semester. Mrs. Dana Harris and Mrs. Gerhard Tausher work with the Nemos as advisers and Mr. Ray Fisher and Mr. Kenneth DuBois are advisers to the Delphians. A Sweetheart Dance would he nothing without a tine! ' valen- 83 ■ — cr i in iiM—i ' ' ii ' Hrxsmwamaum Everyone, including Jennifer Roberts, gets into the act during the presentation of the Christmas Court. All students are offered an opportunity to enter into the social activities on campus more fully through the help of the Euterpeans and the Clios, a brother- sister organization. Mrs. Thomas Cousins, Miss Judith Creekmore, Mr. Harvey Miller and Mr. Jack Keeter are advisers to the groups. Euterpean Society Harriett Carey, President; Marilyn Moore, Vice-President; Andie Mace, Secretary; Beth Varda, Treasurer. . -UL ' - -! ♦ ' Clio pledges learn a little about the domestic side of life during initiation. Cliosophic Society The clubs annually sponsor the Christmas Dance and in 1962 crowned Miss Lynn Whitley as their queen. In addition, the clubs hold meetings and social get- togethers throughout the year. Freddie McMahan, President; Rick Sigmon, Vice-President; Gil Hofheimer, Chaplain; Mike Hampton, Secretary-Treasurer. ■ 85 mnmn j _J ' -■ : ■ - - - ■■■ ■■ I ifiiiimiwini ' iiii llliMIIIIIMII— Phi Theta Kappa Students tapped for membership in Phi Theta Kap- pa, a national scholastic honor fraternity for junior col- leges, represent the upper ten per cent of the student body. The goals of the fraternity are to promote high scholarship, develop character and prepare responsi- ble citizens. Jane Adams, Betsy McLean, Nancy Ting, Viola Perez, Ken Bar- nette, Mr. Frank Lance, Adviser; Ralph Whitley, Frank Cald- well, Ray Hoxit and Charles Cort. Alpha Beta Gamma Alpha Beta Gamma is a national honorary fraternity for students with a special interest in chemistry and the chemical sciences, who meet high scholastic require- ments. Miss Bobbie Jean Nicholson is adviser for the group. 86 Marshals Marshals are chosen for outstanding scholastic and leadership ability. They assist with all important college functions and participate in graduation. Jane Adams is chief marshal and Mr. Roy is the college Marshal. Joyce West, Jane Adams, Chief; Nancy Ting, Doris Phillips, Sara Moores, Ray Hoxit, and Mr. Roy, College Marshal. Big Sisters The main purpose of the Big Sisters organization is to welcome the freshmen women. Mrs. Alma Delling- er is adviser and Nancy Boles president of the group, chosen for qualities of leadership. Kappa Chi Kappa Chi is a fraternity made up of individuals who are interested in full-time Christian service. It helps to inform students of the opportunities and challenges in various fields and helps guide them in preparation for their careers. Annual fall and spring retreats are held and the fraternity takes part in many other proj- ects. Charles Gibbons is president and Mr. Roy adviser. Christian Council As the women ' s division of Kappa Chi, Christ Couriers is responsible for Christian activities related to the women students. Nightly devotions are a part of their responsibility. The Christian Council is composed of presidents of the religious groups on campus. Under the direction of Mr. Roy, the College Chaplain, the Council strives to unite the denominational groups in a common effort to promote a religious atmosphere. The Council hopes to motivate each student to grow in the Christian faith and take part in the religious activities. Charles Cort is President of the Christian Council. 88 MSF Through the Methodist Student Fellowship, the Methodist students are offered the opportunity for spiri- tual growth. Several retreats and outings are held during the year which serve to unite the members. Mr. Louis Miles is adviser and James Ruiz president of the club B SU The Baptist Student Union helps the Baptist stu- dents to share with each other various aspects of their faith. The group holds a number of outings and takes part in numerous projects under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Cantrell and President Sue Ellen Grofsick. Westminster Fellowship Canterbury Club Presbyterian students compose the Westminster Fellowship. The group meets for discussion and social events during the year. Mrs. Thomas Munro serves as adviser and Frank Caldwell is president of the Fellow- ship. The Canterbury Club is composed of Episcopal stu- dents. Its purpose is to provide members with the oppor- tunity to be more closely associated with others sharing their interests. Vicky Caldwell serves as president; Jean Furman as secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Lloyd Burhans is adviser. _ Day Students Club The Days Students Club serves to encourage non- resident students to participate more fully in college activities. Its main project is the management and up- keep of the Day Students Lounge. Don Briggs serves as president of the club. Mountaineers Club Brevard ' s breathtakingly beauti- ful surroundings provide an excel- lent opportunity for the numerous activities of the Mountaineers Club. Hikes to Pilot Mountain, Looking Glass Falls and other scenic spots, as well as an overnight trip to Camp Highrocks highlighted the year. Ken Nash is president of the group. mm j Choir Choir Director— Mr. Cousins Composed of men and women students, the college choir sings regularly for the Wednesday evening chapel services, as well as local churches. The choir also makes frequent visits to other communities. Rehearsals require a lot of intense concentration— right, Dona? Glee Club The spring tour is the highlight of the year for the Glee Club under the fine direction of Mr. Harvey Miller. The Club is made up of music-minded individuals who share an interest in both sacred and secular music. Yogi, I believe you are on the wrong page. MADRIGALS Miss Joan Moser directs the Madrigals, a small ensemble selected from the membership of the Glee Club. II I ' '  4 |l [. f . JBL, __ Concert Band Miss Joan Moser directs the concert band, in which the members have a chance to develop their particular talents. The group has performed on several occasions, including the an- nual Christmas program. Business Club Members of the Business Club include students who are planning a career in the business world, and func- tions for the purpose of acquainting them with its chal- lenges and opportunities. Sherrill Golden is president and Mrs. Grace J. Munro is adviser to the club. Foreign language students now have the oppor- tunity to use the Rheem-Califone language laboratory. Here students listen to a variety of accents and practice their oral exercises, sometimes making recordings of their own voices to measure their progress. Recordings of poetrv, dramatic literature and music in French, Ger- man and Spanish also add variety to the program. WP k %M m Rk. H . — if It tAm -. Hi jHbT ■ S«. Nicholas was the hit of the Christmas Party for the German language students. 95 am vfrmaMW-Tm-m Jeanne Cleary, Editor Mrs. Roy, Adviser Pertelote Staff Significant events of the year are recorded in the yearbook, THE PERTELTOE. The publication seeks to give recognition to every member of the student body and the faculty as it records the story of a year in the history of the college. ®? Karen Sherrill, Business Manager ..W -tM Lorraine Martin, Copy Editor Carol Tompkins, Assistant Copy Editor Bob Clontz, photography _ , Richard Jones, Layout and Faculty Editor Sue Rising and Vicki Caldwell, Club Editors - ; Pertelote Staff Sherry Patrick, Feature Editor Dona Vaughn, Assistant Feature Editor Sue Ellen Grofsick, Art Editor Nancy Boles, Sophomore Editor Jane Batson, Freshman Editor 98 M«S «« Clarion Staff The campus newspaper is published twice monthly and serves to express the ideas and opinions of the students, faculty and administration. The CLARION also provides students with the opportunity for valuable experience in journalistic writing and publishing. Joyce West, Editor Charles Gibbons, Business Manager Mrs. Sigmon, Adviser DSEffi B H H -J ; L . ■ ■•■ .JMm i-mm Clarion Staff Ted Lee, Assistant Business Manager; Charles Gibbons, Business Manager; Joyce West, Editor; Lorraine Martin, Assistant Editor. Freddie McMahan and Jim Ferguson, Sports Editors Staff Writers Ann Greene Jerry Shore Martha Curto Cheryl Greene __ ■ Basketball P- -f . j BREVARD COLLh-ot BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1962-63 BREVARD OPPONENTS 69 Chowan 49 — •« 101 Louisburg 87 y J P lF Lt}E U ' 4 j 104 Kings 43 f X — Wi tiXrKfr£- ' ' fs 90 Asheville-Biltmore II 44 Hi | £• jV 80 o C n R !!.: : ' VAtfl 1SW 4 77 North Greenville _. . 7 II W J ' Jfc HI 77 Spartanburg .54 f 77 Spartanburg 63 ( 68 Young-Harris 74 81 Kings _ 51 83 Wingate gi T ' H P 50 Gardner-Webb 36 78 Anderson 72 75 Asheville-Biltmore 65 74 Young-Harris 78 74 Lees-McRae 64 B„v 71 Wingate 68 94 North Greenville 70 63 Gardner-Webb 70 9 Louisburg go 78 Mars Hill I 67 „ 7T , J° e Forte, All-Conference Team, and Ray Hoxit All-Conference WESTERN CAROLINA JUNIOR COLLEGE TOURNAMENT and All-Tournament Teams, display conference awards. BREVARD OPPONENT 58 Lees-McRae . 50 Final Record: Won 20, Lost 8. II « i 2.! a o —7,7- 74 WCJCC - CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 75 North Greenville 76 „,,„ WCJCC TOURNAMENT - Fourth Place RECION X - NJCAA TOURNAMENT -. „ . ,„ , , REGION X NJCAA - Runner-up 74 Gardner-Webb 57 68 Wilmington 92 66 Wilmington 78 1963 BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: David Cort, Gene Allen, Rav Hoxit, Eddie Schwab, Forte Doug Rogers Charles Port T eihman s r,I e „ r!„„„, c,,„ Monroe Whitt, Steve Royals. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, Joe mey and Jimmy Holder Leahman Stanley, Glover Sum- 102 All eyes turn skyward when a Tornado shoots a hall There ' s no stopping Eddie Schwab when he comes up for a jump shot. Coach Chick Martin Jeffrey Salter, Basketball Manager 103 iTrrwiwiffTiiT Basketball Gene Allen Charles Cort Joe Forte Ray Hoxit Gene Alien scores two more points with a perfect lay-up. Doug Rogers David Cort Glover Summey Jimmy Holder 104 Steve Royals Eddie Schwab Leahman Stanley Monroe Whitt There ' s little question that Ray will make the basketl Doug Rogers slips by his guard to raise the score. Nationally-ranked Young-Harris, Ga., was one of the few teams to defeat Brevard, but the Tornadoes put up a good fight. 105 EOT! Cheerleaders Jeanne Cleary, Chief Sandy Hill All aboard — Woo, Woo 106 wmmmmim Sue Rising Jane Hoke Sue Beetle VJ.CIC CHJ itjp % The victory hoop became a part of every game. Let ' s go, big team, let ' s go! Vicky Caldwell 2MI ■ ■-.. B OTm IIIWIIIIIWII . 3£ - Mike, Carlos and Monroe examine a new bat during practice. Coach Coan puts his men through a rigorous session. 1963 BAS EBALL TEAM John Poe, Gil Coan, Artie Irvine, Mike Brown, Bob Reid, Jerry Jenkins, David Cort. SECOND ROW: Carlos Perez, Roger Cum- bie, Leahman Stanley, Monroe Whitt, Doug Rogers, Joe Forte and Charles Cort. 1963 Baseball Baseball is one of the first signs of spring at Bre- vard. Hopeful players are out daily for practice sessions and training from the first warm day. Coach Gil Coan emphasizes team work and good sportsmanship. Coach Coan also stresses diligence and hard work to make the team have a successful season. BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1963 April 1- 4— Anderson There 6-Kings (2 games) Here 8-PhiladeIphia College of Bible Here 9-Gardner-Webb There 10-Wingate There 16-Wingate Here 17-Anderson Here 20-Spartanburg There 23-Lees-McRae Here May 1 -Gardner-Webb Here 3-North Greenville There 7-Spartanburg Here 11-North Grenville Here 13-Lees-McRae There Coach Gil Coan 109 1963 Baseball Team Ask Coach-they ' re fielders-or something! Leahman Stanley limbers up his arm during daily workout. Charles Cort readies himself to knock a homerun during practice. 110 Pitchers line up for a little practice. ' ■ •■■■ ..■■■:•■:•■ Soccer Team I .,. v v. ■■ . -. KNEELING: Allen Kravits, Bert Daniels, Gene Caudill, Joe Humphries, Vince Dennen, Corky Nash, Mike Brown, Jimmy Holder, Bud Zirkle, Mac McLeod, Ron Smith and Mario Dell Amico. STANDING: Bob Clontz, Joe Ramsey, Paul Felsberg, Bill Alderisio, Bo Tucker, Larry Caudle, Robert Duckworth, Vaughn Leslie, Jaime Ruiz, Tom Perample, Steve Royals, Jim Pressley and Ken Slater. This year the newly organized soccer team traveled to various colleges to compete. Coach Gerhard Tauscher supervises the team. Players take their positions as the game begins. Warren Wilson College proved to be a challenge to our newly formed team. WE£ BHMKMHHHHK3RMHHHHHH Men ' s Tennis Alertness is the key to a good match. 1963 SCHEDULE April 4— Anderson There 6-Wingate There 17— Anderson Here 22-Gardner-Webb There 25-Wingate Here May 1— Gardner-Webb Here 6— Conference Tennis Tournament Coach Gerhard Tauscher gives advice to team members during a practice session. 112 1963 TENNIS TEAM Members of the team are: Vince Dennen, Jerry Shore, Johnny Bradburn, Jaime Ruiz, Bill Burgin and Bradley Hauser. Golf Vince Dennen drives a ball while golf enthusiasts look on. T 1 -•.T p l B« H = = jW B n II ■ TAffl -•a f-- ' l tf ■--iJI Ih Hv Mi 1 |VM 11 ■ ■ ' ■ r ■ i v 11 L K ill III I 1- . -mm ▼ Tom Hamilton, Steve Royals, Tommy Brookshire, Bill Shields, Vince Dennen and Corky Nash. Although golf is not at present played on an inter- collegiate basis, plans are being formulated to have an active team next year. Meantime, interested students prepare for competition. Bill Shields takes careful aim for the cup. 113 ■B UJMJM1J ■■MHR -i — ' •-■«-•-; 1963 TRACK SCHEDULE April 1 Wofford Here 13 Piedmont Relays Furnian 27 Wingate Here 27 Davidson College Relays There May 9 Conference Track Meet Here WCJCC Champions 1963 Coach discusses strategy. Just one more hurdle before the finish line. Gif Hofhcimer aims for distance when doing the broad jump. Jim Ferguson glides through the air while practicing the pole vault. 114 BHHHK3 Track Team - 1963 FIRST ROW: Jim Ferguson, Jim Raper, Mels Carbonell, Colin Armour, Jimmy Holder. SECOND ROW: Randall Spencer, Mike Brown, Tom Werling, Richard Lane, Henry Beard, Ronnie Alex- ander. THIRD ROW: AI Surrett, Wilson Jenkins, Bob Malsby, Parker Martin, Gil Hofheimer. M Surrett puts a lot of muscle into his shot. Wilson Jenkins and Cil Hofheimer drive toward the finish line. Each year Brevard ' s track is the site of the con- ference tournament. The team broke several conference records last year. The College possesss one of the fin- est tracks in the country, as well as a team with great potential. Workouts begin in the early spring under the supervision of Coach Martin. IH ■ .  tf i n Cross Country Event Bob Malsby brings home a first place for the Brevard Tornadoes. Cross Country team participants have a fine op- portunity to learn the importance of teamwork and de- velop good sportsmanship. The sport also provides healthy physical exercise. The dust begins to fly as soon as the starting shot is fired. Joe Forte and Glover Summey set the pace for one of the cross country events. - ■Mn HaaK ; 2ii3HIM rcilH —II ■! Swimming Team Ed Jones, Ralph Mcintosh, Dan Roberts, Elias Tupper, Johnny Turner, John Thompson, Coach Sally Maynard. BACK ROW: Charles Powell, Jerry Lathan, Bud Tanner and Bill Stames. IPJC Lifl fl BW ■ SE , PPM ( Coach Sally Maynard gives instructions to a swimmer. Bud Tanner prepares for a speedy start. An Olympic-size swimming pool provides students with a chance to participate in water activities. The Brevard Swimming Team has been developed this year for the first time. Under the supervision of Coach Sally Maynard, the men ' s team is composed of ten men who practice regularly to improve their swimming skills. rm Women ' s Athletic Association The Women ' s Athletic Association encourages com- petitive sports among the women students. Through the W. A. A., each member is able to share in various activities such as speedball, tennis, softball, volleyball, basketball, bowling and badminton. This year the W. A. A. has selected teams from the participants and these teams have traveled to other colleges for games. Volleyball is one of the many intramural sports for women. Mrs. Thomas Cousins acts as the sponsor for W. A. A. W. A. A. Council Jan Rarig, Linda Dotson, Charolette Keene. Karen Sherrill, Don- na Swiger and Hazel Peeples. BACK ROW: Jane Beam, Jane Hoke, Anne Elliott, Mary Lindley, Ann Morgan. HONORARY SOFTBALL TEAM Ann Albright, Karen Sherrill, Donna Swigcr, Pam Boone, Charolette Keene, Mary Lindley, Jane Beam, Joyce West and Miranda Whit- low. HONORARY BASKETBALL TEAM Jane Adams, Anne Elliott, Mary Lindley, Margaret Harris, Joyce West, Donna Swiger, Pam Boone, Arlene Constantz, Charolette Keene. One of the WAA projects is the handling of the concession stand during the basketball games. ]an Rarig seems to have a little difficulty keeping the ball on the table. sh Men ' s Intramurals Men ' s Intramural Council Ernie Jones, Don Briggs, Jim Ferguson, Wilson Jenkins, Ted Cone, Al Surrett. Basement Green football aces won the intramural champion- ship. Basketball is a popular intramural sport for men. Campus intramurals foster good sportsmanship and competitive spirit among students. The students on vari- ous floors in the dormitories participate in different sports through the year, and the intramural program provides a break from study. Mr. Richard Howe is in charge of intramurals. 120 t €€dl4 W I • f Homecoming Queen Miss Theresa Foster 122 ■ ■■■■,-■ ' . :r: ' ... , .-v : Freshman Attendant Miss Mareo Towles Sophomore Attendant Miss Sherry Patrick 123 1 — --■ ■- I- Christmas Queen Miss Lynn Whitley Sophomore Attendants Miss Harriett Carey Miss Susan Maxwell MBB3 125 Miss Martha Ward Freshman Attendants Miss Priscilla Dalway i Delphian Sweetheart Miss Gvven Browning Sophomore Attendants Miss Sandy Hill Miss Sherry Patrick ■ ■-■ ■■■■■■ Freshman Attendants Miss Sue Rising Miss Barbara Smoot i --■TIM !! ■ May Queen Miss Sally Maynard Maid of Honor Miss Karen Sherrill May Court-1963 Bp ■ N ■j Jr. wOBjEi ' -j f Ml B?W , ' M H jt  - dB - Miss Darlene Bowman Miss Betsv McLean Sophomore Attendants Miss Lyn Wells Miss Linda Swaringen Sophomore Attendants ksk ■ ■ — - ■■ - Miss Margaret Harris Miss Sarah Ann Barber Freshman Attendants Miss Vicky Roveano Miss Margo Towles Freshman Attendants E BaBBuaaaaim eHHHHawaBa ' ffiSHHniHH BERTRAM HENDERSON ADAMS Varsity Track; Intramurals; Delphian, Secretary-Treasurer. LINDA JANE ADAMS Women ' s House Council; Mnemos T)ean; Phi Theta Kappa, Pro- gram Chairman; Marshal, Chief; Big Sister; Methodist Student Fellowship, Vice-President; Intramurals; Alpha Beta Gamma. ANN BRIDGES ALBRIGHT Euterpean; Mountaineers; Glee Club; Asheville Symphony; Wind Ensemble. NATHANIEL CREIGHTON ALEXANDER Men ' s House Council, Hall Proctor; Cliosophic; Track. RONALD EDWARD ALEXANDER Delphian; Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Methodist Student Fellow- ship; Choir; Glee Club; Brevard Civic Chorus, Soloist; Brass En- semble. LILLIAN DARLENE BOWMAN Euterpean; Choir; Glee Club; Madrigals; May Court. JOHNNY WAYNE BRADBURN Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President; Day Students ' Club; Glee Club; Madrigals; Varsity Basketball; Men ' s Tennis Team. DORIS LYNN BREWER Mnemosynean Society. WILLIAM DONALD BRIGGS Sophomore Class, Vice-President; Day Students ' Club, President; Men ' s Intramural Council. GWENDOLYN ANN BROWNING Mnemosynean: Business Club; Delphian Sweetheart. MAMIE VIRGINIA BUNDY Mnemosynean; Business Club. BETTY SUE ALLEN Mnemosynean; Choir; Clee Club, Soloist; Madrigals. CARLTON EUGENE ALLEN Sophomore Class, President; Men ' s House Council; Delphian, Secretary-Treasurer; Varsity Basketball. ROBERT STIRLING AYRES Cliosophic, Day Students ' Club, Alpha Beta Gamma. BESSIE BERNIECE BALDWIN Women ' s House Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Euterpean: Big Sister; Baptist Student Union, Program Chairman; Glee Club; Business Club, Vice-President. MARION ALBERT BALLEW Baptist Student Union. SAIDA ELIZABETH BARINEAU Mnemosynean; Methodist Student Fellowship. KENNETH HILL BARNETTE Student Government, Vice-President; Men ' s House Council, Vice- President; Phi Theta Kappa. MARY JANE BEAM Women ' s House Council, Vice-President; Mnemosynean: Phi Theta Kappa; Big Sister; W.A.A., Treasurer. HENRY EDWARD BEARD EDGAR EUGENE BEASLEY Delphian; Baptist Student Union; CLARION Staff, Editor. SHARON ELIZABETH BEATY Mnemosynean. Secretary; Glee Club; Business Club, Secretary; Halloween Queen. LLOYD JOSEPH BIGGERSTAFF Cliosophic; Track and Cross Country. NANCY JANE BOLES Euterpean; Big Sister. President; PERTELOTE Staff. Sophomore Editor; Alpha Beta Gamma. RAYMOND EUGENE BOOKER Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic; Methodist Student Fellow- ship; Engineers ' Club. PAMELA SUE BOONE Euterpean; Mountaineers Club; Intramurals. WILLIAM GRADY BURGIN Student Government, Social Committee; Men ' s House Council, Hall Proctor; Delphian; Glee Club; Basketball; Men ' s Tennis Team. BETTY JEAN CAIRNES Mnemosynean; Glee Club. FRANK WILSON CALDWELL Cliosophic; Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Beta Gamma; Christian Council; Westminster Fellowship, President. NANCY CATHRYN CAMPBELL Mnemosynean; Business Club; Girl ' s Tennis Team. JOSEPH BENJAMIN CANTEY Men ' s Tennis Team; Wind Ensemble. BRENDA HARRIETT CAREY Mnemosynean, President; Kappa Chi, Secretary; Christ Couriers; Methodist Student Fellowship; Christmas Court, Attendant. MARY JANE CAVINESS Women ' s House Council; Euterpean; Kappa Chi; Christ Couriers; Methodist Student Fellowship; Choir; Glee Club; Madrigals. DONALD RAY CECILE Delphian; Mountaineers Club. NORMA JEAN CLEARY Student Government, Social Committee Euterpean, Secretary; Baptist Student Union; Masquers; PERTELOTE Staff, Editor and Feature Editor; Chief Cheerleader; Girl ' s Tennis Team; Delphian Sweetheart Court, Freshman Attendant; Miss Fresh- man; Kappa Chi; Alpha Beta Gamma. ROBERT JENNINGS CLONTZ Men ' s House Council; Mountaineers Club; Intramurals. GILBERT FITZGERALD COAN, JR. Student Government; Freshman Class, Student Representative; Men ' s House Council: PERTELOTE Staff, Photographer; CLAR- ION Staff, Photographer; Baseball. EDWARD JOHN CONOVER Men ' s House Council; Delphian; Westminster Fellowship. CAROLYN VIRGINIA COOK Westminster Fellowsh ip, Secretary; Day Student ' s Club; German Club. __i_ CHARLES EDWARD COOK Methodist Student Fellowship. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER CORT Student Government; Freshman Class. President; Men ' s House Council, Secretary; Delphian, Chaplain; Phi Theta Kappa; Kap- pa Chi; Christian Council, President; Methodist Student Fellow- ship; Basketball; Baseball; Alpha Beta Gamma. FRED McRAE CRAWFORD Cliosophic; Intramurals. GROVER LEMUEL CROFT Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic; Canterbury Club. GEOFFREY BROMLEY CROWELL Mountaineers Club. ROGER LEE Cl ' MBIE Cliosophic; Baseball. DELORES ANN DAVIS Mnemosynean; Business Club. LOREN ERIC DICKINSON Cliosophic: Track Team; Intramurals. CAROLYN JANE DOTSON Euterpean: Big Sister; Glee Club; Methodist Student Fellowship. RAYMOND JACKSON DUVALL Men ' s House Council: Phi Theta Kappa: Mountaineers Club. ROBERT BUOY EDWARDS Delphian: Alpha Beta Gamma; Kappa Chi, Vice-President: Meth- odist Student Fellowship; Soccer Team. LAURA ANNE ELLIOTT Mnemosynean: Methodist Student Fellowship: Girl ' s Tennis Team , Captain: Honorary Basketball and Volleyball Teams. LANNY GAYLE ELLIS Cliosophic: Track Team. CHARLES FRANKLIN GIBBONS Kappa Chi. President: Christian Council: Methodist Student Fel- lowship. Mountaineers Club; CLARION ' Staff, Business Manager. CALVIN CENE GLANCE Delphian; Business Club; Intramurals. GOT HENRY GODFREY Men ' s House Council: Kappa Chi; Methodist Student Fellow- ship. SHERRILL JEAN GOLDEN Women ' s House Council: Mnemosynean. Treasurer; Business Club, President. ANN GERTRUDE GREENE Euterpean; Big Sister: Methodist Student Fellowship, Treasurer: Business Club. Social Chairman. PHYLLIS LEE GREENE Women ' s House Council, Hall Proctor; MnemosNnean; Phi Theta Kappa, Historian; Big Sister; Baptist Student L T nion, Secretary- Treasurer. BETTY ' SUE GRICE Mnemosynean: Methodist Student Fellowship, Motive Chairman: Masquers; Representative to United Nations Mock General As- sembly. SUSAN ELLEN GROFSICK Women ' s House Council. Vice-President; Christian Council; Bap- tist Student Union, President; Mountaineers Club, PERTELOTE Staff, Art Editor. ELIZABETH McINTOSH HAMERSCHLAC Canterbury; Day Students ' Club; Mountaineers. SHIRLEY JEAN HAMMBLL Euterpean: Cheerleader: Square Dance Team. ALFRED DANCY HAMPTON Dav Students ' Club: Mountaineers Club; Business Club. TONT MARIA FARMER Mnemosynean: Mountaineers Club; Business Club. JAMES ERNEST FERGUSON Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic: CLARION Staff, Sports Edi- tor; Track Team; Men ' s Intramural Council, Floor Manager. MARY JEANETTE FINCANNON PEGGY ELIZABETH HARDY Mnemosynean Society. MARION ELROD HARRISON, JR. Cliosophic: Engineer ' s Club. SARAH PATRICIA HART Mnemosynean Society. CHARLES LOUIE FISHER Cliosophic: Day Students ' Club; Engineers ' Club. BRADLEY GRAY HAUSER Men ' s House Council; Men ' s Tennis Team: Engineers Club. JOE PATRICK FORTE Basketball; Baseball: Track Team; Cross Countrv. TERRY GLENN HAWKINS Dav Students ' Club. THERESA ANN FOSTER Women ' s House Council; Mnemosynean; Phi Theta Kappa; Kap- pa Chi, Homecoming Court, Queen; Miss Sophomore. MARY KATHERLNE FOUTS Euterpean; Glee Club: Intramurals. THOMAS MALCOLM HENSON Day Students ' Club, Vice-President; Engineers ' Club. SANDRA LEIGH HILL Mnemosynean, President; Business Club; Cheerleader; May Court, Freshman Attendant; Valentine Court. Delphian Sciety. Delphian Society. JAMES RONALD FRANKLIN WAYNE WILLIS FRANKLIN JOHNNY ROGER GARDNER GILBERT HOFHEIMER Cliosophic. Chaplain; Track Team. LEE RAY HOXTT Student Government, President; Freshman Class, Vice-President; Men ' s House Council: Delphian; Phi Theta Kappa: Marshal; Basketball; Track Team; Alpha Beta Gamma. __ ■ II HIMi aan MMWMBWMBffl ' JHwHraDSii JUNE CAROL HUNT Canterbury Club, President; Mnemosynean; Mountaineers Club; CLARION Staff, Reporter, Typist. GILBERT MASSIE Men ' s House Council, President; Alpha Beta Gamma; Men ' s Ten- nis Team. CLIFTON EUGENE INGRAM, JR. Cliosophic, Secretary-Treasurer; Mountaineers Club; CLARION Staff, Cartoonist. ARTHUR McFALL IRVINE Men ' s House Council; Delphian; Baptist Student Union; Base- ball; Intramurals. WILLIAM DAVID JAMES Cliosophic; PERTELOTE Staff, Circulation. JERRY LANE JONES Cliosophic; Engineers Club. WAYNE ANDERSON JUSTICE Men ' s Intramural Council. CHAROLETTE MAE KEENE Euterpean; Kappa Chi, President of Womens Division; Christ Couriers, President; Baptist Student Union; Mountaineers Club. RICHARD ALLEN LANE Cliosophic; Track Team; Business Club. MARY JANICE LINDLEY Glee Club; Girl ' s Tennis Team; W.A.A., Intramural Manager. ROBERT LEON LOFLIN Delphian, Alpha Beta Gamma. WHITMAN POWELL LOFLIN Men ' s House Council, Secretary; Cliosophic; Mountaineers Club, President. WALLACE EVERETT McCALL Cliosophic, Day Students ' Club; Engineers Club. JOHN RALPH HENLY McINTOSH Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic; Cross Country; Men ' s Intramur- al Council. EMMETT RANSON McKNIGHT Cliosophic, Publicity; Mountaineers Club; CLARION Staff, Pho- tographer and Writer. BESTY SUSAN McLEAN Student Government, Social Chairman; Women ' s House Council; Mnemosynean; Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary-Treasurer; Big Sis- ter; Kappa Chi; Christ Couriers; Methodist Student Fellowship; Glee Club; Chapel Committee, May Court. FREDDIE CLARK McMAHAN Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic, President; CLARION Staff, Sports Editor. HASSEL DEAN MARION Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic; Men ' s Intramural Council. NANCY FRANCES MARSHALL Euterpean; Business Club. CHARLIE LEE MARTIN, JR. Delphian; Track Team; Cross Country. LORRAINE ELOISE MARTIN Euterpean; Baptist Student Union; Mountaineers Club; PERTE- LOTE Staff, Copy Writer; CLARION Staff, Assistant Editor; Kappa Chi. MARY ELLEN MARTIN Euterpean; Big Sister. TOMMY MALCOLM MASKE Men ' s House Council. SUSAN MEREDITH MAXWELL Women ' s House Council; Euterpean; Big Sister; Choir; Glee Club; Christmas Court, Sophomore Attendant. SALLY ALDERSON MAYNARD Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class; Christmas Court, May Court; Homecoming Queen; Canterbury Club, President; W.A.A. Council; Honorary Baseball, Basketball, and Volleyball Teams; Christian Council; Kappa Chi; Women ' s House Council, Presi- dent; Mnemosynean; May Queen. RITA RAE MERRELL Women ' s House Council; Baptist Student Union; Business Club. MARILYN THOMAS MOORE Women ' s House Council; Euterpean, Vice-President; Business Club; W.A.A. Council. SARA VALERIA MOORES Student Government, Secretary-Treasurer; Women ' s House Coun- cil; Mnemosynean; Phi Theta Kappa; Marshal; Big Sister; Kappa Chi; Christ Couriers; Girl ' s Tennis Team; Intramurals; Delphain Sweetheart Court, Freshman Attendant. MARTHA ANN MORGAN Women ' s House Council; Euterpean; Baptist Student Union; Intramurals; W.A.A. Council. SHERRY LEE MORRIS Euterpean; Mountaineers Club. WILLIAM FRED MOSELEY Cliosophic; Choir; Glee Club; Wind Ensemble; Asheville Sym- phony. SANDRA JO MOSS Euterpean; Business Club. JOHN ALWEN NEUHARTH Cliosophic; Mountaineers Club; Masquers. DARLENE FRANCES NEWMAN Business Club. LARRY WAYNE NICHOLS Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic; Alpha Beta Gamma, President. MARY LOUISE NOLAN Euterpean; Baptist Student Union; Mountaineers Club. PATRICIA LOUISE OTTERNESS HOROLD DOUGLAS OWEN Cliosophic; Day Students ' Club; Track Team. ROBERT CARLISLE PARNELL Delphian; Business Club. MARGARET CHRIS PASSMORE Mnemosynean; Business Club; Intramurals. PATRICIA ANN PATRICK Mnemosynean; Business Club. SHERRY ANN PATRICK Euterpean; Big Sister; PERTELOTE Staff, Feature Editor; Homecoming Court, Sophomore Attendant; May Court, Fresh- man Attendant; Valentine Court. CHARLES ANTHONY PEAKE Delphian, President; Cheerleader; Track Team. PRISCILLA JEAN PEARSON Big Sister; Euterpean. RUSSELL GLENN PEARSON ' , JR. Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic, Mr. Sophomore. JUNE CAROLE PECK Mnemosynean; Kappa Chi; Christ Couriers; Methodist Student Fellowship; Secretary; Choir; Intramurals. LEROY RAYMOND PEEK Cliosophic; Alpha Beta Gamma. CARLOS ALBERTO PEREZ Student Government. Social Committee; Men ' s House Council; Delphian; Baseball: Men ' s Intramural Council. Intramural Man- ager. VIOLA LILLIAN PEREZ Mnemosynean; Phi Theta Kappa: Big Sister; Dav Students ' Club. LYNDA BROOKE PERKINS Mnemosynean, Vice-President. DORIS JEAN PHILLIPS Euterpean; Marshal; Mountaineers Club; Art Award, First Place, Phi Theta Kappa. GAIL LOUISE PILARSKI Student Government: Sophomore Class, Representative; Mnemo- synean: Mountaineers Club; Masquers; CLARION Staff. RUTH PATRICIA POOL Mnemosynean; Kappa Chi; Christ Couriers; Methodist Student Fellowship, Social Chairman; Choir: Glee Club. NANCY LEE POPPELL Mnemos -nean Society. SONJA LEE REYNOLDS Euterpean; Kappa Chi; Christ Couriers; Baptist Student Union, Publicity Chairman; Mountaineers Club; CLARION Staff Staff Writer. HARRY EDWARD RHINEHARDT Varsity Basketball. JOAN MARIE RIDDICK Euterpean Society. JAMES DOUGLAS ROGERS Day Students ' Club; Basketball; Baseball. McLAIN ROGERS STANLEY GILBERT ROPER Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Beta Gamma; Day Student ' s Club. JOHNEY LYNN SCOTT Delphian; Baseball; Men ' s Intramural Council. KAREN SHERRILL Women ' s House Council; Mnemosynean; Kappa Chi; Christ Cour- iers; Mountaineers Club; Business Club; PERTELOTE Staff Business Manager; W.A.A., Council; May Court, Maid of Honor. JERRY WAYNE SHORE Cliosophic; Business Club; Men ' s Tennis Team; Brass Ensemble. RICHARD LAWRENCE SIGMON Cliosophic, Vice-President. THOMAS CLAUDE SIMPSON Day Students ' Club. DOTTIE ANNE SLIPHER Mnemosynean; Business Club. JOHN EDGAR SMITH Kappa Chi. OSCAR WILBUR SMITH, JR. Cliosophic, Glee Club; Business Club. RICHARD ATWOOD SNOWDON Day Students ' Club. SAMUEL LAMER SYNDER Men ' s House Council; Cliosophic. ROBERT ALLEN SPENCER Kappa Chi: Methodist Student Fellowship, President; Chairman of the Child Adoption Committee. RICHARD GLOVER SUMMEY Basketball; Track Team; Cross Country. ALBERT PERSHING SURRETT, JR. Delphian; Business Club; Track Team. LINDA LOU SWARRINGEN Student Government; Women ' s House Council, President; Euter- pean; Big Sister; Intramurals; May Court. DONNA JEAN SWIGER Girls Tennis Team; W.A.A., President, Council; Honorary Bas- ketball, Volleyball, and Baseball; Wind Ensemble. CAROLE MAY TARPLEY Baptist Student Union; Business Club. RAYMOND DENNIS TATE Cliosophic Society. ROBERT BYRD TAYLOR Cliosophic Society. BEAMON FREDERICK THOMAS Cliosophic Society. JOSEPH MORRIS TILLOTSON Men ' s House Council; Westminster Fellowship; Choir; Glee Club; Madrigals; PERTELOTE Staff, Wind Ensemble. NANCY NIEN-PING TING Sophomore Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Beta Gamma; Marshal; Christian Council, Secretary; Methodist Student Fellowship. CAROL JEAN TOMPKINS Euterpean; Canterbury Club; Mountaineers Club; Masquers: Choir; Glee Club; Madrigals; PERTELOTE Staff; W.A.A., Vice- President; Honorary Softball Team; Boosters; Asheville Sym- phony; Intramurals. LOUANNE ELIZABETH TRAUB Mnemosynean Society. JOHN LEE TURNER Cliosophic; Intramurals. JAMES LEE VANCE Cliosophic; Glee Club. PERTELOTE Staff, Sports Editor. CAROLYN JUNE WELLS Mnemosynean; Choir; Glee Club. LINDA CLAIRE WELLS Euterpean; Mountaineers Club; Intramurals; May Court. JOYCE DORCAS WEST Student Government; Euterpean; Marshal; Big Sister Baptist Student Union, Vice-President, Publicity Manager: Mountaineers Uub: Honorary Basketball. Softball, and Volleyball; CLARION Staff, Editor; Phi Theta Kappa. EVELYN ANN WHITLEY Euterpean, Treasurer; Christmas Court, Freshman Attendant, Sophomore Queen. WALTER RALPH WHITLEY Men ' s House Council; Delphian; Phi Theta Kappa; Westminster Fellowship; Mens Intramural Council; Alpha Beta Gamma. MIRANDA LANE WHITLOW Mnemosynean; Baptist Student Union; Glee Club; Intramurals. THOMAS EUGENE WILSON Day Student ' s Club, Recreation Chairman.  ■— -■ ■—■ -■—■—■■ Wkzommxtrnm MmHBHBH JHHHH i ■■■■!■ mail :SK HHBHn CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES to the Students and Faculty of Brevard College Become Acquainted With Knowledge In Order To Do Good CHAMPION PAPERS, INC. Carolina Division Canton, N. C. 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C BREVARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of KEARN ' S GROCERY MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Corner of Caldwell and N. Broad The MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORPORATION FACE BRICK AND COMMON BRICK 1635-1641 Asheville Highway Phone 693-6561 - P. O. Box 1291 Hendersonville, North Carolina O in Mathieson Chemical Corporation Pisgah Forest, North Carolina MAKERS OF LIGHTWEIGHT PAPERS AND CELLOPHANE — !■■ !!■ ■ ■ ■ IWlJMflWIIlTHIWWIM Student Index -A- Adams, Bert 30 Adams, Jane 30,80,119 Albright, Ann 30,119 Alderisio, Bill 56 Alexander, George 56 Alexander, Creighton 30 Alexander, Robert 56 Alexander, Ronnie 30,115 Alford, David 56 Allen, Susie 30,82 Allen, Gene 30,28,78,83,102,104 Alverson, David 56 Anderson, Nancy 56 Armour, Colin 56,115 Arnold, Jane 56 Atwell, Catherine 56 Ayres, Robert 30 -B- Babb, Dick 56 Bailey, Colleen 66,56 Baldwin, Berniece 31,80 Ballew, Al 31 Barber, Sarah Anne 71,56,134 Barineau, Beth 31 Barnes, Judy 57,55,78,80 Barnette, Ken 31,78,79,81 Bashaw, David 57 Batson, Jane 57,79,98 Beam, Joel 57 Beam, Jane 47, 31, 118 Beard, Henry 31,115,120 Beasley, Gene 31 Beaty, Sharon 39,31,82 Beetle, Sue 57,10,107 Benfield, Carr 57 Biggerstaff, Joe 32 Bingham, Thomas 57 Blanton, Melba 66,57 Boatwright, Sara 57 Boles, Nancy 32, 98 Bonnette, Belvin 57 Booker, Ray 32 Boone, Pam 32,119 Bowerman, David 58 Bowman, Darlene 32,132 Bowman, Don 75 Bowman, Tommie Faye 58 Bradbum, Johnny 32,112 Branch, Lem 58 Brewer, Lynn 33 Briggs, Don 33,28 Brookshire, Tommy 58,113 Brower, Anne 61,58 Brown, Mike 58,115 Brown, Richard 75 Browning, Gwen 33 Bundy, Mamie 3 Burgin, Bill 33,181,112 Burton, Mildred 58 Byers, Beth 58 -c- Caimes, Betty 33 Caldwell, Vicky 58,97,107 Caldwell, Frank 33,81 Callender, Lee 75 Campbell, Nancy 33 Campbell, Willis 58 Cannon, Lee 58 Cantey, Joe 34 Carbonell, Mels 59,73,115 Carey, Harriett 34,84,125 Cauble, Ann 59 Caudill, Gene 59 Caudle, Larry 59 Caviness, Jane 34,80 Cecile, Don 34 Chafin, Elaine 62,59 Chandler, Steve 59,84 Clark, Steve 75,72,59,10 Clark, Jean 59 Cleary, Jeanne 34,96,86,106 Clontz, Bob 34,9,10,99,111 Coan, Gil 34 Coggins, Micha el 59 Cone, Ted 59 Connors, Ellyn 59 Conover, Ed 34 Conrad, Judy 6,59 Constantz, Arlene 59,119 Cook, Virginia 35 Cook, Charles 35 Cort, Charles 35,6,78,81,83,102,104 Cort, David 59,4,55,78,102,104 Cranfill, Robert 70,59 Crawford, Fred 35,120 Croft, Grover 35 Crowell, Geoffrey 35 Cumbie, Roger 36 Curry, Lowell 60 Curto, Martha 60,100 -D- Dalway, Pris 60,80,84,126 Daniel, Bert 60,111 Darr, Ronald 60 Davidson, Margaret 60 Davis, Ann 36 Davis, Lawrence 60 Dean, Marina 60 DeGroat, Mary 60 Dell Amico, Mario 60,111 Dennen, Vince 60,10,112,113,111 Dickinson, Loren 36,56 Dotson, Carolyn 36 Dotson, Linda 60,1,118 Dowdell. Ann 60 Duckworth, Robert 60 Duvall, Jack 36 -E- Edwards, Linda 60 Edwards, Robert 36 Elliott, Anne 37,18 Ellis, Lanny 37 Ezzell, Ann 61 -F- Farmer, Toni 37 Famsworth, David 61 Faulkner, Dotty 61 . .W-ifl Fay, Nancy 61 Felsberg. Paul 61,81 Ferguson, Jim 37.100,115,114 Fincannon, Jeanette 37 Fisher, Charles 37 Fisher, Zan 61 Foil, John 61 Forte, Joe 37,4,10,116,102,104 Foster, Theresa 56,37,10,29 Fouts, Katie 38,10 Francis, Sammie 62 Franklin, Ronald 38 Franklin, Wayne 38 Frazier, Sandy 62 Friday, Mary Anne 62 Furman, Jean 62 -G- Gardner, Johnny 38 Gardner, Nell 62 Gibbons, Charles 3S,7,76,99,100 Gillespie, Carl 62 Glance, Gene 38 Godfrey, Guy 38,81 Godfrey, Jackie 62 Goforth, Johnny 62 Golden, Sherrill 38,82 Graham, Nellie 62 Graveline, Jack 62,10 Greene, Ann 39,100 Greene, Cheryl 62,100 Greene, Phyllis 39,80 Grice, Betty Sue 39,48 Grimaldi, Toni 75 Grofsick, Sue Ellen 39,80,98 -H- Hall, Judith 62 Hamerschlag, Tosh 39 Hamilton, Ann 63 Hamilton, Thomas 63 Hammill, Shirley 39,1 Hampton, Alfred 40 Hampton, Mike 63,85 Hardin, Mary 71,63 Hardy, Peggy 40 Harris, Mike 63 Harris, Margaret 63,58,80,134,119 Harrison, Marion 40 Hart, Pat 40,82 Hastings, Joan 63 Hauser, Bradley 40,81,112 Hawkins, Terry 40,10 Haymaker, Sylvia 63,6 Haynie, Julie 63 Heafner, Steve 63 Henderson, Robert 63 Henson, Tom 40 Hemdon, Jane 63 Hill, Sandy 31,40,82,128,106 Hines, Brenda 64 Hitt, Archer 64 Hofheimer, Gil 41,85,115,120,114 Hoke, Jane 64,118,107 Holder, Jimmy 70,64,115,111,102,104 Holder, Louis 64 Hollingsworth, Brenda 71,64 Holsberg, Carol 64 Hooker, Donna 64 Home, Helen 76 Homey, Kendra 64 Howard, Xancy 64 Hoxit, Ray 41,10,78,81,102,104 Huie, Mary 64 Humphries, Joseph 65 Hunter, Karen 65 Hyatt, Annette 65 -I- Illemszky, Nelia 65 Ingram, Ann 65 Ingram, Gene 41,6 Irvin, Artie 41 -J- James, David 4 Jenkins, Wilson 65,115 Je% ' ons, Dean 70,65,10 Jones, Ed 65 Jones, Ernest 65 Jones, Jerry 41 Jones, Richard 65,9,81,97 Jordan, Barbara 65,63,6 Justice, Wayne 41 -K- Kale, Jack 65 Keams, Sue 65 Keene, Charolette 40,42,118 Kibler, Karen 65,63 Kimzey, Martha 66 King, Henry 66 Kravits, Allen 66 -L- Lance, Doris 66 Lance, Gayle 66 Lane, Richard 42,115,120 Langston, Leland 65 Lathan, Jerry 66,85 Lee, Ted 66,100 Leslie, Vaughn 66 Levy, Ed 66 Lewis, Jenny 66 Lindley, Mary 42,118 Lobban, Caroline 66 Loflin, Whit 40,42 Loflin, Robert 42 Loggains, Brenda 67,66 Loock, June 67 -M- McCall, Wallace 42 McCoy, Terry 67 McFarland, Donna 67 Mcintosh, Ralph 42 McKnight, Randy 42 McLean, Betsy 43,78,79,80,132 McLeod, Adolphus 67 McMahan, Freddie 43,81,85,100 Mace, Andie 67,84 Malsby, Bob 67,116 Marion, Donald 7 Marion, Dean 43,81 Marshall, Nancy 47,43,62,10,75 Martin, Charlie 36,43 Martin, Jane 67,80 Martin, Joseph 67 Martin, Parker 67,115 Martin, Lorraine 40,43,10,97 Martin, Mary 44,80 Maske, Tommy 4 Massie, Gil 44 Maxwell, Susan 44,84,125,93 May, Robin 71,67 Maynard, Sally 75,117 Mazzco, Jane 68 Meiner, Joy 68 Merrell, Rita 44 Michael, Paul 68 Miller, David 68 Miller, Fred 68 Miller, Laura 44 Mills, Nancy 68 Misenheimer, Gayle 68 Mixon, David 68 Moore, Marilyn 45,80,84 Montgomery, Elizabeth 68 Moores. Sara 45,79,78,80 Morgan, Ann 48,45,10,118 Morris, Cassandra 68 Morris, Sherry 45 Moseley, Butch 45 Moss, Sandra 45 Mueller, Richard 68 -N- Nash, Corky 40,69,1,113,111 Neuharth, John 45 Newell, Jane 69 Newman, Darlene 45 Nichols, Larry 46,81 Nicholson, Banks 69 Noell, Nat 69,120 Nolan, Mary 46 Norman, Terry 69 -O- Orr, Nancy 71,69 Otterness, Pat 46 Owen, Harold 46 Student Index -p- Parker, Freddie 69,79,83 Parnell, Robert 46 Partin, Melba 69 Passmore, Margaret 46 Patrick, Paddy 44,46 Patrick. Sherry 32,46,98,123,128 Peake, Charlie 47,83,120 Pearson, Priscilla 47 Pearson, Russell 47, 29 Peck, June Carole 47 Pedrick, Diana 69,62,82 Peek, Lee 47, Peeples, Hazel 69,79,118 Perample, Thomas 69 Perez, Carlos 39,50,47.81 Perez, Violita 48 Perkins, Brooke 48,82 Phillips. Doris 48 Pilarski, Gail 48,28 Pinson, Becky 69 Poe, John 69 Pool, Ruth 48 Poppell, Nancy 48,82 Powell, Carl 69 Powell, Charles 72,69,85 Pressley, James 70 Purser, Joyce 70 -R- Ramsey, Joseph 70 Raper, Jim 70,115 Rarig, Jan 70,80,118 Ray, Judy 70 Reid, Robert 76 Reynolds, Sonja 49 Rhinehardt, Eddie 49 Ricker, Carolyn 70,63 Riddick, Juan 49 Rising. Sue 70,64,63.4,129,97,107 Roberts, Daniel 70 Rogers, Doug 49,102,104 Rogers, McLain 49 Root, Cathy 70 Roper, Stanley 49 Rose, Bette 70 Ronton, Bonnie 70 Roveano, Vicky 71.135 Royals. Steve 71.1 13.102,105 Ruiz, Jaime 30,71,12 -S- Salmons, Randy 71 Salter. Jeffrey 71,103 Sapp, Marcia 71 Sehlunz, Anne 71 Schwab, Eddie 71.102,105 Scott, Johney 49,120 Secord, Val, 83,71 Seeley, Meg 66 Shaw, Susan 72 Sheets, Peggy 72 Shepherd, Jerry 76 Sherrill. Karen 40,49,9,131,96,118 Sherrill, Neil 76 Shields, Bill 72,113 Shore, Jerry 50,75,10,112 Shouse, Jane 72 Sigmon, Rick 50,85 Simpson, Doris 72 Simpson, Thomas 50 Slater, Ken 72 Slipher, Dottie 50 Smith, James 72 Smith, John 50 Smith. Linda 72 Smith, Oscar 50,84 Smoot, Barbara 72,4,54.80,129 Snowdon, Richard 50 Snyder, Sammy 50 Sorton, Carol 72 v Spencer, Randy 72,65,115 Spencer, Bob 51 Spry, Arthurine 72 Staley, Marian 73,80 Stanley, Leahman 73,102.105 Stames, Michael 73 Starnes, William 73 Starr, Christine 73,7 Stephens, Carla 73 Stiles, Charles 73 Stokes, Lawrence 73 Summey, Glover 48,51,10,16,102 Surrett, Al 51,115,120 Swaringen, Linda 51,80,133 Swiger, Donna 51,10,118 Swigert, Kitty 73 -T- Tanner, Bud 73,54 Tarpley, Carole 51 Tate, Raymond 51 Taylor, Robert 50,51 Thober, Nancy 73 Thomas, Beaman 52,120 Thomas, Don 73,56 Thompson, John 74 Tillotson, Joseph 52,81 Ting, Nancy 52,28 VanDcWeghe, Diane 74 Varda, Beth 74,66,84 Varden, Robert 74 West, Joyce 53,78,99,100,119 Whitley, Lynn 47,53,84 Whitley, Ralph 53 Titus, Nancy 75 Tompkins, Carol 52,93,97 Towles, Margo 74.7,80,135,123 Traub, Louanne 52 Vaughn, Dona 74,6S,55,98,92 -w- Walkcr, Linda 75 Whitlow, Miranda 53,1 19 Whitt, Monroe 75,102,105 Wiley, Mary 75 Wilkes, Mary 75 Trussell, Mike 74,67,62,10 Ward, Martha 75,74,83,84,126 Willoughby, Carol Ann 75 Tucker, Bo 74 Warren, James 75 Wilson, Thomas 53 Tupper, Elias 74,89 Weaver, Carol 75 -Y- Yokeley, Dee 75 Turner, John 43,52 Tyndall, Darlene 74 Webb, Rosa Lee 75 Wells ' , June 52 -V- Wells, Lyn 53,10,133 -Z- Vance, Jimmy 52 Werling, Tom 75,55,81,115 Zirkle, Douglas 75 mmmm — - — — - -nriwnm m ■ m — n ' msm . ■- ■:••■ ■■-■- Kcaaas fflffiMi Mi H KMHB BHimfSSMHHKai MtamiammmirTrHmm iMto am mmmmmmm