Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1973 volume:

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With an enrollment of less than five hundred, students find their college relationships very meaningful. Even though the students are closely drawn together, they each find individualism brought out and emphasized in their daily lives. The college student finds himself alone for the first time, making his own signifi- cant decisions and reaches out to find and grasp life at its fullest. Not only does he want to establish his own identity but he wants also to relate to those around him. 2(1 Campus I ife SirU« « {M « i i  ' i ' S ' ' - 1.1S i«i.«« ■ - •- as ■ S8 cs: sxs CT£S Campus Life 21 I 22 Campus Life HHH HBHBSSwltJ : : -, - ' ' I tLLLJ r_: 3 33= - 7? 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DV H 3 J| ■ j ■v R ' vm t j£ ■ ■fi j -r 36 Soccer Tournament ■1 ■i - fte ' . ' . ' If . ' ■ Z22 am I ■ ;•:■.- ■ ...but tonight it is friends together csr. 53 Soccer Tournament 37 S : •• ' 3555 : ssEs j fl; ■■ ' msB vy ?iz± Soccer Tournament 39 MT TTTI3IJT ri i l iiiMWMWWMttttM tUUllBLL l jafl fi  «c-?ny i  cia-2: 2C!: ' : ! P™ ri : ii i£j|i jiHH i£ f5iF halloween . r- k4 s. u. 1. sponsors fall carnival for kids of all ages 40 Campus Life mm ■■(■■Ml ?.f v.-jw. ' .ar. , . ... ___ as. XT. ■ sss ra EST! as 2=3 S3 SS3 students join faculty children in trick-or-treating Campus Life 4 1 students win student-faculty soccer game ...i.nga.Tr .-it,;! , ; ;;a«is i m . -1 1 faculty wins moral victory by surviving Campus Life 43 iMI i - wy — w SKSSSZSK:- i m new tradition begun with live nativity . . . 44 Christmas old traditions still meaningful _,. a Christmas 45 =sr= ! College and community have joined together to form PACE, a project by which students have an opportunity to help pay their own expenses. Five Brevard College students are currently in- volved: Frank Blount, Maureen O ' Connor, An- nette Potts. Linda Sharpe and Mary Steele. The First Adventure Center, under the direction of Mrs. Jane Hill, is housed in the First United Methodist Church, directly across from the campus. The children with whom they work at the Day Care Center are from two to five years of age. By reading stories, teaching numbers, letters and colors, and playing games, PACE workers learn the responsibilities involved and try to be of maximum help to each child. With this type of relationship the students and chil- dren are drawn closer together. One cannot help smiling when a two-year-old exclaims: Hi, Frank, we missed you! Will you read me a story, please? 4h Campus Life a .._i„, . .ui agg 1 S3 S3 Campus Life 47 sa-KssswassSffiias iffa-a 48 Lyceums ■ ' ' ' TlliyNi ' U.l l ili i i ' ililWIIIilll Vfe BK3 ssa As part of the 1972-1973 Lyceum series. The Tempest was performed by the EVERYMAN PLAYERS (far left). Max Moralh (upper near left), musician comedian entertains, as does the New York Lyrics Quartet (lower near left). DeDe Pierce, trumpeter of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band captivated the audience with his rendition of Hello Dolly Lyceums 49 HliiHMHMIIIHCHWl aaaijugai ggasassssgssBSwgigg 50 Campus Life ...... .... .-■■... ' ' -I.w ' . ' . . . ' , ' , ' . ' . ' . . ' . ' . .. , 1 ' Z ' . m r — ' ' MIMIW SS= Nineteen seventy-two marked the first time the eighteen-year-olds were given the opportunity to vote in a national election. Campus political organizations were formulated in support of two Presidential candidates - Richard M. Nixon and George S. McGovern. Even though the two organizations were unable to arouse much enthusiasm, their stickers, but- tons, and propoganda were well distributed. Major emphasis had seemed to favor McGovern; however, following a mock election held by the Stu- dent Union Legislature. Nixon won 7 1 % of the popular student vote. I ■; i raiotj M 3T :hmjt c . j i w « :rea« i :• a :-i i ■ -sf ■ (ftheirettt -:st( wtnotpto Mb, the™. ; - ' ; --«3eb « WU Hum; ft,,  .„-,! , , . •   wio sue ,ol  Wod teai. A-t  an « ' • = ' ■ Our mj w toiletries 52 ampus I ife ; «SS 54 Campus Life ttfc The Fine Arts Division encourages cultural development on the part of the student body. In a scene from the play, THE IMPOS- SIBLE YEARS, Mr. Holcomhe attacks Gar- rett Hogan (far left); a family conference scene from the same play shows the startled reaction of Kathy Gelbach (bottom center); Scott Dalrymple publicizes a visiting art lecturer with his sandwich board (top left center); one of the highlights of each year is the production by the Music Department under the direction of Sam Cope (left); in a rehearsal of this year ' s production (top above), Leon Lee, Jr. is shown practicing his lead role in OLIVER; behind-the scenes work is an integral part of each play (above right) as Jan Augustine applying stage makeup to Charles Jennette would agree. IS S3 BStta - - I I llillllHMIWg assws y a i ( x i wij. jyi closing the conscience gap theme for encounter week 73; lawrence mcCleskey speaker ,, JjE.7- Sponsored by Christian Council. Encounter Week 147 ! began on Monday evening. March 5. Mr. McCleskeys parlicipaiion was not limited to convocation; informal discussions were held at the Student Union, dorms, cafeteria, wherever students and speaker met. Events also included a coffee house night followed by communion. Eg r r. B£3 9SJH . ♦ 1 1 1 • f ; ( 1 M r I S£3 Religious Emphasis 57 ' ■■■■ ■ ' ■■ ii n a tf m il III I u i In, : £sgs?33 S . +0 SH 1 aS n ii ii WS S academics . v .u ' . l ■; : ' r : ?=n St SSSSKSS! ££fi£X23 s f 0 Acad em i — • i ■ i l! . ' ' ;r . B!Wm tt In August students registered for the 1972-1973 academic year. To these individuals Brevard had promised a quality education built on a sound purpose, program and physical facilities. The sophomores had evidently found a reason for their being at Brevard; the freshmen were searching. Some would find their quality education , others would never realize the meaning of the term. Education at Brevard, as at any institution, is a two-way street. Brevard College has something to offer each person, but equally important, each person has something to offer Brevard. A quality education is a reciprocal experience; one learns by giving as well as by receiving. A college education is not a package deal with a degree as the only goal. A diploma remains just a piece of paper until the student whose name has been embossed has learned to feel, to understand, to relate. Learning is not limited to the classroom. However, it is in this environment that the student receives one of two major portions of his education. With a student-faculty ratio of approximately 10-1, the classes were small, thus lending themselves to dialogue rather than lecture. On the whole, the facul- ty was outstanding, not only for their knowledge of the subject matter they were teaching, but also for their concern for the student ' s personal as well as his academic welfare. Some students responded by accepting what Bre- vard offered. They in turn contributed much. Whether their contribution was simply their presence in class or active involvement both in academic and extracurricular affairs, their concerned responsibility helped to shape the year at Brevard, not only for themselves, but for others as well. Becom- ing a part of the whole, yet maintaining individuality is an important aspect of quality education. There were some, as always, who refused to become a part of the college and in so doing found little meaning. A college is more than a group of buildings, just as an education is more than merely attending class. Each person involved to any degree, whether it be on the administrative, faculty, or student level, has the ability to shape Brevard College into what he wishes it to be. The 1972- 1973 academic year is what we as individuals have made it. 3C£aJBSt£S33CS MM 1 « ll |ll.N.M« •SBSEriEfl finsaz ! In addition to his many other duties. Dr. Robert A. Davis (right). President of Brevard College, addresses the faculty workshop and supports the soccer team. Rob Gandy discusses future voca- tion plans with Dr. Ben F. Wade (above). Dean of the College. Dean Wade exchanges com- ments with Deans Moran and Houk (left) after an assembly. 62 Administration .„ ;:. ;-,« • ■ iVtlb i, Hf ilSiSSSaaCjSliSj ssd ■ZS3 Administration 63 itainHii— a k ft JuHP ptll II II .. •- • ' i iii i 1 1 M Academics -1 22XSE? fiZZZl  Dr. Maurice King (above). Chaplain to the Upper Room Chapel in Nashville. Tennessee, related well to students with his approach in convocation; Students with problems or who just need some one with whom to talk find Mr. Roy (right) a willing listener. Academics 65 ... S3KS C3S= Giving Mike Martin assistance at registration are Mr. Watlerson and Mr. Lee (top); Mrs. Beard adviser to Phi Theta Kappa and President Lou Whicker hosted state convention in November (above); another of his infamous pop tests is compiled by Mr. Roberts (above right); stu- dents enjoy dialogue lectures with Mr. Lee in American Lit. (right); publishing a bi-monthly newspaper requires dedi- cation of both Mr. Watterson, adviser, and journalism stu- dents (center right); Mrs. Miller finds some of the feedback she receives from her English students hard to believe (far right); analyzing a Spanish translation are Stan Johnson and Mrs. Perez (bottom right). hh Academics BB BnBH A. j aaaasa yaniiBtw Q_ B  cl 1 Bt K- — ■ — Ptttt , Mo. Wo III . 2-3 3 13 4 ■2. ot C4  o _ 0.51 _ US ' __ 2. si Hi ___ 2.o8 V«1 •a. oS 2.11 Academics 67 •p tmuHz r2Zji -i - irz zn 68 Physical Education ,U .IT ' - M J V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■•• ' ■;■-■; •- ¥ SS=S=3EffiS J ' kjLw Linda Raper (far upper left) listens intently as Miss Neal (near upper left) explains tennis concepts to the class (near left and center right). Coach Larry Burch (lower left) takes time out on the trampoline, (above) Students improve swim- ming skills through practice. Physical Education 69 jr . sessas ;■ T - . . .  jj • • ■•• , -;. 70 Physical Educalio ■ip I % ■ h. « • 3T3 oca % - n • ; . JH ' iCiffiiimtariiyiiiliirTi _ _ _,■ - :■ ; ■ ' «  ■ ,.m .. m m .mi m ,i% + i .K. imm i U iiiM Mr. Adams conducts Glee Club re- hearsal (opposite top); Sam Fiske plays at soccer game (opposite far center); a voice lesson given Kath) Newton by Mrs. Cox is onl a part of a busy schedule (opposite center); concert band performs under Miss Moser ' s direction (far bottom); Mr. What ley gives deep thought to his ne t lecture (bottom right): chamber singers practice under Miss Tilloison ' s capable leadership [above lop center); Rick Pusey brings a touch o ' modern music to soccer games (above top); Mr. Miller instructs a keyboard harmon class (left). Music Marc Brady (above) Tina Keller (near left) anil Rnhin Vaughan (right) find thai many hours of practice are re- quired of musicians. 7-1 Music Music 75 =IdSS3E S B SS gS lii iatjpiti w Becoming expert business machine operators under Mr. Fisher ' s capable direction are Warren Johnson and Sherry Springfield (above) and (immediate rightl Pat Woody; Mrs. Munro combines grading papers and supervising a typing class (right center); Taking a few moments away from history class are relaxing for Mr. Lovely (far right); Mr. Walker confronts Nancy Hudson with the fact that she missed her sociology test. 76 Academics ■ nnu H Academics 77 iHAMHHriWNMA I Public relations and development are in the capable hands of Mr. Eversman (above); Business Manager Mr. Hunt and his assistant Miss Montgomery discuss plans in and out of the office (above right): Mr. Lawing (right) combines the responsibilities of being Director of Financial Aid with pari lime teaching, cashing a check for Win Alexander is only a part of the day ' s work for Mrs. Pace (top right), keeping track of alumni addresses is a never-ending task for Mrs. Eaker (center righil: Mrs Gash and Mr baker have a continuing task in the Bursar ' s office (far right). 7K I Academics - ' ■ ■ stssassssgsss s as s SS S S S« a aasBss msssassamm iPfflf SSXi S MHBMBBM 1 25? S3 «« 82 Art ■M OH J E Fran Hermann (far I eft ) contemplates her sculpture as she executes the design. Mr. Park (upper left! offers advice. Art class has its lighter moments, however, as shown by Mr. Murray and Debbie Frye (center) and Kyle Leister (right). m An 83 I m wt ' :«w:==k =L.i UiMUII n x J A Jones library (above); Mrs Campbell, librarian (right) plans daily work assignment for Buffie Fuller; Gordon Brown checks oui with Mrs. Miller (top righi); audio-visual aids help Charles Ballentine with his English assignment (right center); card cataloging requires (he attention of Miss Galloway and Mrs. Bryson (far right). 86 | ibrar ■■ nmHUHMw ■ — B — ■■ y ggr T !?S zfzsssE Mrs. Daniels shows Sam Beasley a short cul in solving a malh problem (top far left), plans for curriculum changes are discussed by Miss Nicholson and Mr. Woodyard (center far left); Margo Stroupe (bottom far left) finds chemistry lab to be mindbending: puzzling together over a math problem are Mr. Lathrop and Pat Herring (top above); Dr. Wiechert ' s sense of humor often breaks through during his chemis- try lectures (center left); Physics students enjoy Mr. Long ' s demonstration of a static electricity generator (above); Mrs. Potts ' indicates the stu- deni soil samples were properly tested. Science 89 3 SS S¥ffla! ®ffi S?82 lis ;; IP jmt ... ., 1 TvflBEf Tv- nCT3 90 Science As part of biology lab. Mr. Yelion (far upper lefil look students on a field trip to collect specimens. Ray Fuller. Katie Everette. Faye Lance. Domi- nique Vercaemert. and Ann Revis (upper left) sort finds as Walter Gravley (lower left) displays in- sect. An intricate web holds the attention of Dave Ballenger (near lower right). Before returning to class. Keith Sargent and Libby McGimsey (far lower righi) hag their collection. JB j a i . E:rJKff Science 91 ■HBB? ,5S3S SSS2£SiK«Bg£a« OT«j S §IS3 3SiS S35S!£ ' -%♦ . ■• - ' etfJW to «  r ii. ft l i m i!£- fl «v J%.«..«. r .i i i ; . !. • ; I233S S3S=KS== 53CSSSSKn5=5?5 S- sports trr; ;;7 :« i «i «M « ; i2 ;i 7; : «-..«i r immwn i i s BBSBEgssiga— i One important center of life at Brevard College is found in sports. Soccer, cross country, basketball, track, tennis and golf are activities that attract large groups of faculty and student fans. Through the years. Brevard teams have placed national!) on many occasions and fans have come to expect top- rate performances and get them from the teams. In turn, the players receive avid support. The cheerleaders take an active part in arousing school spirit. Losing is also part of the game, but the spec- tators never lose hope. The next game is always one to anticipate as a future win. All in all. the sports program is a plus in the life of Bre ard Col- lege. 53 m Sports 05 3K3 . =£= 3 Mi mraE £=?s? : scoreboard Brevard 3 Brevard 4 Brevard 3 Brevard 5 Brevard 3 Brevard 5 Brevard 3 Brevard 4 Brevard Brevard 2 Ring 3 SECTIONAL PLAYOFF Brevard 4 Miami-Dade 4 REGION X CHAMPIONS UNC-Asheville Western Carolina Montreat- Anderson Western Carolina King Montreal- Anderson DeKalb Gainesville rain-out DeKalb Gainesville Brevard DeKalb I Brevard SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL RUNNER-UP Placed 1 Iih in Nation CROSS COUNTRY Stone Mountain Road Race, Stone Mountain, Georgia Brevard Finished 12th out of 17 Teams — 410 points Furman Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard 15 Brevard Davidson 27 Carson- Newman Warren Wilson 27 Milligan Warren Wilson 15 Wingate 20 Milligan 17 Wingate Cumberland Invitational. Cumberland. Kentucky Brevard Finished 4th out of 1 Teams — 43 points Regional Meet. Wingate. North Carolina Brevard winner with a total of 16 points National Meet. Pensacola, Florida Brevard Finished 23rd out of 33 Teams Mike Bailey —43 Keith Ferguson — 224 Wayne Foster — 170 Gene Hehemann — 193 Buddy Paterson— 149 -617 points BASKETBALL Palmer 136 Brevard 87 Gainesville 102 Mitchell 82 Brevard 81 Palmer 84 Highland Park 82 Brevard 105 Brevard 72 Brevard 47 Louisburg 73 Brevard 75 North Greenville 88 Brevard 70 Brevard 75 Brevard 86 Spartanburg 48 Brevard 44 Anderson 102 Brevard 89 Lees-McRae 87 Brevard 77 Anderson 82 Wingate 90 Hiwassee 88 North Greenville 84 UO.T.I Brevard Louisburg O.T.) Brevard Brevard Montreal- Anderson Brevard Brevard Parkland Gainesville Ml. Olive Brevard Hiwassee Lees-McRae Wingate Montreal- Anderson Brevard Mitchell Brevard Isothermal Brevard Spartanburg Brevard (O.T.) Brevard Brevard TOURNAMENT Brevard 72 Anderson 103 Lees-McRae Brevard WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Brevard 48 UNC-Asheville Furman 45 Brevard Mars Hill 53 Brevard Brevard 34 UNC-Asheville Anderson 57 Brevard University South Carolina 67 Brevard Baptist College at Charleston Brevard Mars Hill 44 Brevard Baptist College at Charleston 48 Brevard Furman 44 Brevard Hiwassee 60 Brevard Baptist College at Charleston 51 Brevard Hiwasee 75 Brevard Anderson 5 1 ) Brevard University South Carolina 67 Baptist College at Charleston t Baptist College at Charleston 48 Furman 44 Hiwassee 60 Baptist College at Charleston 5 1 127 80 47 78 71 74 78 82 68 88 71 68 67 65 66 89 84 95 TRACK 472 Scores Carson- Newman 65 Lees-McRae 40 Milligan 30 ' Wingate 36 ' Lees-McRae 3.3 ' Milligan 52 Maryville 36 Carson- Newman 69 Brevard 80 Brevard 105 ' Brevard 110 Brevard 42 Brevard It. REGION X MEET Brevard 47 Chowan 66.5 Ferrum 60.5 Wingate 14 Lee-McRae 18 Dual Meet Record REGION X Champions National Meet 2 points Sam Beasley 5th in Long Jump GOLF 1472 Scores Anderson Invitational Etowah Invitational Anderson W Brevard W Brevard W Spartanburg W Wingate W Brevard W Anderson W Spartanburg W Brevard W CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 2nd Place 3rd Place Brevard L Isothermal Mitchell Brevard Brevard Mitchell Brevard Brevard Wingate 3rd Place TENNIS 1472 Scores Anderson 8 Brevard 1 Anderson 8 Brevard 1 Brevard 5 Aurora, Illinois 4 Clemson at Sumter S Lees-McRae 8 Brevard I Lees-McRae 7 Brevard 2 Mitchell 6 Brevard 3 Brevard 5 Montreat- Anderson 4 Brevard 8 Montreal- Anderson 1 Warren Wil son 5 Brevard 4 Brevard 5 Warren Wilson 4 Wingate 7 Brevard Wingate 7 Brevard 46 Sports MiW mm 3 S 2 S ■ ■ jBS m J 3j l y  M sJU ; ..i. i ii TT rTnnni i Tnn i T :rr r:; = - ; == =3 •ass Spons 97 at- — — enr ?«« S«S S3 S gS coaches Campbell and lundy... I COACHING STAFF « live game from sideline Soccer 99 _ ____ sss u a SSBSS. A 1972-1973 Soccer Team (top left): Kneeling — Hicks, Ransom, Clayton, Kuhn. Moore. Chance (Captain). Merritt (Captain). Holt (Captain). Wallace. Tinney. Thomason, Walp. Niles; Standing — Coach Campbell. Chapman. D. Clark. Kayal. Garg. Kreklau. I anham. Dean. G. Brown, A l.ucas. Whittelsey. l.akeson. Gandy. Manager. Coach I undy: Ed Wallace (far left center) waits for return against King; during the same game. Jack Niles (near left center) is shown on a breakaway; players listen intently to coaches last minute instructions (near left bottom); in a difficult play (far left bottom) Daryl Chapman penetrates the King College defense, in the field (upper near right) Dan Whittelsey. Ed Wallace and Daryl Chapman receive advice; Coaches Lundy and Campbell display disapproval of referee ' s call (center right); in an offensive move down field. Jack Niles passes to Charlie Holt (lower near left); King College goalie attempts to block shot by Ed Wallace (far upper right). ■ rx §x v . «d 4 n 9 Ml 1 t iM ' tf fit c 7 Y Coached by David Campbell and Ralph Lundy, and closing its season with an impressive 10-2 record, as well as winning the Region 10 Championship, the Bre- vard College Soccer Team was runner-up in the Sec- tional Tournament, held this year on the campus. The team ' s enthusiastic determination, exertion and devo- tion concealed its lack of experience and size. One reason for the team ' s success was the strength and proficiency of its playing ability. Another was the moral support given the players by the student fans. Spirit is already building for next season. With seven of the eleven starting players returning com- bined with new recruits, the 1973 team is anticipating an even better record. Soccer 101 ■ ■ ■■ I j H I| HWH , « ■J ' 1 I |«W «• ■ . V4te- ft| r 1 - S3| C S 102 Soccer -• wl •«••  _■---• w«. .. Daryl Chapman (far upper left) rushes the goalie, ihe learn huddles in preparation for ihe nexi play (near upper left): Rajai Kayal (lefl cenler) hurries to recover the loose hall, jubilation fills ihe air after Tim Chance (near left center) scores against King College during homecoming: good steal by Dan Whit- telsey against Miami Dade ' (near bottom left): Daryl Chapman scoring against Dekalb during tournament (top): Jack Niles (near center left) carefully prepares to shoot against Dekalb: Pam Lester and Maureen O ' Connor exhort the players (left): VICTORY! (below). ■scr. SjjSS 8S3SS HS| H s sss-i iisss m nmiiiMWmiiinI ' MHwwf 104 Cross Country •-• a I I A I I C Vv Mike Bailey breaks tape nop far left): Bill Baltz checks in with Lou Ellen Young (far left): Team starts Homecoming Meet (cen- ter); Before their meet. Coach Witek advises runners (top left); 1972-73 Cross Country team members include: Front Row — Gene Hehemann. Mike Bailey, Buddy Paterson. Lee Henderson: Back Row — Wayne Foster. Keith Ferguson. Bill Baltz. Coach Norm Witek (above). Gene Hehemann completes run (left). Cross Country 105 Finishing their regular basketball season with a 12-14 overall record, the Brevard Tornadoes placed 6-8 in the WCJCC conference, and were fourth in rating. Though packed with potential the team seemed unable to win close games. In the WCJCC tournament held in 1473 at Spartanburg, the Tornadoes won the opening game against Lees-McRae, but fell in a hard fought contest to nationally ranked Anderson Junior College. The student body gave magnificent support to the team both at home and away. The players unanimously voted to dedicate the 1472-1973 season to Coach Chick Martin. Coached by Larry Bureh, Ricky McClure was selected for the WCJCC team and George Hester was placed on the tourna- ment team. I Oh Basket hall _ ..■■  n .. ( . m  f«.« « i w i l qifl l n n ,.wM w «w« twMw _  i ! ' ; j ii L ' ? T;s S ' r! Instructions are given by Coach Burch during crucial time out (top far left): Pre-game flag ceremony (top far center); Bobby Miller scores on a jumper (far left): Spectators watch tense game (far left center); Frank Blount scores against Palmer College (middle left): Battling for rebound are Ricky McCIure. Bill Bradley and Frank Blount (left): Dean Moran and family watch action (top above); Tip controlled by Mike Coles (above). B a Basketball 107 sl -SSS-gS ■■il r I i flT ' iiw S tgjj iijil ' i wtjff New strategy is set by Coach Burch Hup above); Ronnie Jones tips ball to George Hester against Fees McRae (lop center); 1972-147? Basketball Team (right); Front: Jay Norris. Manager; Front Rom-: Art Wil- liams. Bobby Miller. Rich Sizemore, Bill Bradley. Rock Perry. Ricky McClure; Buck Row: Coach Burch. Mike Coles. Dave Bal lenger. Melvin Scales. Larry Hopper. Bill Miller, Ron Jones. Dave Pruitt, Frank Blount; Rock Perry scores two (top right); Students enjoy excitement of game (far right); President and Mrs Davis cheer team tboliom right); loose hall caught by Frank Blount (bottom far right). 108 Basketball Basketball 109 Mill ' I ' W - ' Distance runners Hehemann. Palerson. Foster, Bailey and Ferguson (above); Coach Norm Wnek seems pleased ahout learn prospects ( right I; triple jump made by Clay While (lop right): members of 1971 Track Team Kneeling — Buddy Palerson. Lee Henderson. Grady Decell. Mike Bailey. Gene Hehemann. keith Ferguson. Clay White. John Clark. Bill Bait : Back row — Coach Witek. James Daly. Wayne Foster. Bill Lanham. Mike Anderson, John Johnson. Mike Martin, Don Leighlon, Sam Beasley (far right center); Discus thrower Lee Stoffel (bottom right). 110 Basketball L. ■ - —■—• ■ — — - V gj j gg sasar:., ' SXSET r::. Br is ri- al SS si y B t F B , B ■iN F$Hg- £■■ I 3 8 3 rr. 3 Basketball I I 3 zg ££Z g £ SEm as I Training hard is Sam Beaslev. Brevard ' s onlv N.J.C.A.A. plaver ilelii: Javelin ihrower Bill Lanham (left center): Lee Henderson. Bill Baliz and Grady Decell run middle dis- tance and Mike Anderson trains for 440 hurdles (far left). High hurdlers Don Leighton and John Clark (below center). Shot putter Mike Martin (below righl). ssKsa Eft «- . SB m MM 55 1473 Golf Team members: Mike Elmore. Mike Robinson. Dan Whit- lelsey. Richard Miller. Mark McGuire. Dan Holsenbeck. Ray Rash, coached by Larry Burch. 114 Gulf ' ■ ' . ■: . agfijistfsgs s s sBFSS s-sssHBBi tSncSESsasssasEii: ■ Coached by David Campbell and Dick Lehert the 1973 Tennis Team included Craig Sharpe, Kneeling: Front Row: Bob Tanzy. Rick Aulen, Dominique Vercaemert, Tim Murphey: Bar Row: Brian Cuff, Jim Swanson, Ray Fuller. =¥ ' ;! ! i nz at 5S — a 3 isiSsali S S SSS ft Mention snow or Harleyville to Miss Anderson or the members of the 1972-1973 Women ' s Basketball Team and you will without doubt get an instant response. What began as a simple basketball excursion devel- oped into an unforgettable exper- ience. The team played Baptist College in Charleston on Friday night. February 9, and were returning to Brevard when they suddenly ran into heavy show which finally accumulated to betweeen 21 and 24 inches in depth. After much hazardous driving they finally reached a small service station near Harleyville where they found three other stranded travelers. Within a couple hours more than fifty had gathered. According to reports re- ceived by the college, the girls were cheerful and helpful, giving first aid to newly arriving and half-frozen people. Even more important, they kept everyone ' s spirits up with their light-hearted acceptance of the situa- tion. The Jaycees later rescued every- one and took them back to Harley- ville where they continued to help. It takes something like this restore your faith in mankind the girls told me, says Miss Anderson. In the perspective of the famous snow storm of 1973 perhaps this basketball season was one of the most successful for the Women ' s Cagers. I IK Women ' s Basketball JT ' I rrtr : — rsr. : zr .-,::; y ,: II Coached b Miss Gail Anderson (below) members of ihc 1972 197? Women ' s Basketball (bottom below I shown are: kneeling — Beth Graves. Connie Laws. Debra Hinson. Marilyn MacEwen. kendra kulba. standing — Linda Sharpe. Beck Sheid . Sharon Borinu. Hollj Choate. Teresa Hollifield. Buffie Fuller. kaih Forbes. M a r Helen Huggins Hi 3 Women ' s Basketball I 19 I BBBBBB 1 20 Weigh! Lifting Arising out of the necessity for training in the various field events — discus, javelin, and shot-put, Brevard ' s first official weightlifting team was formed this year. With major emphasis upon the Olympic lifts for overall body strength and toneness. the power clean and jerk, snatch, full squat, bench press, and other specialized lifts received in- tense concentration. Unofficially leading as coach and captain was Lee Stoffel. The four other partici- pants in the grueling mind-over- matter sport were John Johnson. Mike Martin. Jim Daly and Bill Lanham. t - «!. L- I ■■ ■ ■■ ' ' , ' -1 SEZ= _ -5? Weight Lifting 121 S5SSggsg=SS I 5Sa8S3 £ 5giSs - v ■ - mMsaa: XZXX zsz:ir l x ..::: :r : = 2 - IS«r . t wiix US E 1 33 I Iniramurals included Softball games between women from Jones and West Beam. Jud Baggelt (far lefn bats: women ' s intramural director Jill Crabtree (above) pitches as Miss Anderson coaches: Leslie Siddaway (near leftl hits ball out- field. § Intramurals 123 Bn nmHm n — . j — .::j:„K,;r„-;ai;ir ; ,.,;, , : 5 as 33 5S 6S as records tssTir -ciccs-sKEE rcr::; Faculty and Staff ROBERT ALDINE DAVIS President BEN FRANK WADE Dean of the College NELSON FALLS ADAMS Music ROSCOE JAMES ALDERMAN Manager Sims Student Union MARTHA GAIL ANDERSON Health and Physical Education SARA SCOTT BEARD English LOUISE FAULKNER BRACKETT Director East Beam Hall GAYNELLE PATTERSON BREWER Secretary to Business Manager GERTRUDE GOODWIN BROWN Director West Beam Hall JOANN PACE BRY SON Assistant Librarian LARRY GENE BURCH Health and Physical Education CORRIE LEE BURDETTE, R N. Director of Infirmary ELSIE PERRY BURHANS Faculty Secretary JAMES JERRY CABE Chemistry SARAH LESLEY CAMLIN Director Taylor Hall ARLINE BUTLER CAMPBELL Librarian DAVID HENRY CAMPBELL Physical Education Director Student Activities OUENTIN EUGENE CANTRELL Director of Maintenance ROMA WHITMIRE CHILDRESS Assistant Student Llnion BETTY ROBINSON CHOATE Secretary Deans of Studeni Affairs 1 26 Faculty and Slal ' f — CLAIRE PINKtRTON COPE Secretary Science Faculty SAMUEL LORA1NL COPE Music NEVA ANN CORBIN German and English CAROLYN GLEATON COX Music MARY KILPATRICK COX Director of Cafeteria BETTY RAINWATER CREDILLE Assistant Student Union RACHEL CATHEY DANIELS Mathematics CLARA DOTSON DAVIS Secretary Dean of the College IMOGENE MONTIETH EAK.ER Alumni Secretary ANNA SMITH ETTERS Clerk for Office Services JOHN DILLON EVERSMAN Music and Director Public Relations and Development CHARLES RAY FISHER Business ROWE BURRELL FORTUNE Assistant Nurse LOIS ANN GALLOWAY Library Secretary ARGYLE WELLS GASH Junior Bookkeeper ELLIOTT WANNAMAKER HARDIN. JR Religion ERMENTRUDE LANSING HASSELMAN Director Green Hall GEORGIE ANNE HENSON Music DAVID MICHAEL HOLCOMBE History MARY MARGARET HOUK Associate Dean of Student Affairs ■■■ H Faculty and Staff 127 EBcr B asggil j rs gg a rajs Faculty and Staff DONALD GARY HOL1TS Admissions Counselor ALBERTA K1RB1 HLGHE1 Special Education BRUNNER RHEA HUNT Business Manager PATRICIA SPEARS HUNT Mathematics TOBY DANIEL IVES Director of Admissions JAMES WILLIAM JACKSON History MARILYN JEAN KEISER Music LOUISE McCARN KENERLY Secretary to the President •WILLIAM MONROE KNOTT. Ill Biology FELIX KEITH LATHROP, II Mathematics LUTHER HAROLD LAWING Religion and Financial Aid Administrate LEON HARVEY LEE English ETHEL BRAGE LeSTRANGE French WADE HAMPTON LONG Physics SYLLUS EUGENE LOVELY History LAVERNE THOMAS McCALL Assistant Student Union NINA CRISP McCURRY Director Jones Hall MARGARET HARRELL McLARTY English •LEIGHTON WRIGHT MARTIN Physical Education KAY JACOBY METOYER Secretary Director of Admissions 128 Faculty and Staff .■■w— r ....l.«ld— «- «.M . - WILLIAM I CM IS Mil l- History and Religion •HARVEY HORATIO Mil 1 ER, JR Music LOUISE PEAVY MILLER Music PRISC11 1 A NOYES MILLER Library Assistant RHUEMM A CARTER MILLER English. Speech and Drama DORIS EVELYN MONTGOMERY Assistant to Business Manager HUGH ALEXANDER MORAN. JR Dean of Student Affairs DOROTHEA JOAN MOSER Music GRACE JACKSON MUNRO Business DOUGLAS TIMOTHY GORDON MURRAY An PATSY ELIZABETH NEAL Health and Physical Education ELIZABETH SUTER NEALE Admissions Counselor •BOBBIE JEAN NICHOLSON Chemistry MARTHA TALLEY NOLAN Secretary and Receptionist MAUDE STEWART NORWOOD Assistant Student Union MARTHA POOLE OWEN Secretary to Fine Arts Divisic DOROTHY STATON PACE Bookkeeper ROBERT GLENN PALMER Music BRUCE RICHARDSON PARK Art MILDREDCANTRELL PARKER Assistant Director of Cafeteria 129 __ teHSS a j M gg; - — Faculty and Staff MARIO PEDRO PEREZ Business and Spanish VIOLA CASANOVA DE PEREZ Spanish DORIS THOMPSON POTTS Biology ESTON EUGENE ROBERTS English BRONA NTFONG ROY Associate Registrar CHARLES EDWARD ROY Chaplain, Religion and Psychology HARVEY LEONARD SOUTHER Bursar MARY WILSON STEVENSON Library Assistant HARRISON ELLIOTT TAWNEY Director of Counseling and Psychology LAURA VIRGINIA TILLOTSON Music •TING. NTEN PING Mathematics ROBERT STEVEN WALKER Sociology WILLIAM BURROUGHS WATTERSON English GEORGE LARRY WHATLEY Music o ▼l JAMES ERIC WIECHERT Chemism - ! NORMAN LEE WITEK Health and Physical Education a ORVILLE CLAIRE VUlOIll ARD Mathematics JAMES DONALD Y ELTON Biology I )0 -■■ ■•• Sophomores DAVID WAYNE ADLIDDELL Raleigh ELIZABETH LANE ALDRIDGE Greensboro WILL WINTON ALEXANDER Greensboro JERRY RONALD ARONSON Brevard RICHARD DALE AUTEN Charlotte JUDITH ANNE BAGGETT Winter Park, Florida DONALD ROY BAKER Waynesboro, Virginia REBECCA LELAND BALDWIN Summerville, South Carolina SANDRA KAREN BAUCOM Charlotte SAMUEL EUGENE BEASLEY Pensacola, Florida RUTH ELAINE BELL Oakton, Virginia MICHAEL RAY BENEGAR Virginia Beach, Virginia SAM BISHOP Arden FRANK JUNIOR BLOUNT Brooklyn. New York WILLIAM BROWN BOBBITT. Ill Matthews SUSAN IVEY BOONE Greensboro PAMELA KAYEBoyce Sumter, South Carolina SAMMY JOHN BOYLSTON Pineville MARC EDWARD BRADY. JR Silver Spring. Maryland JAMES ANDREW BRIGHTWELL McAdenville 13! Sophomores MARY KATHRYN BROCK Brunswick. Georgia TIMOTHY CHARLES CHANCE Wilmington JOHN FRANCIS CLARK Abbeville. South Carolina J.AMES ROBERT CLAYTON DeLand. Florida MICHAEL KING COLES Houston. Texas BETTY GAVE COLTRANE Brevard COLLEEN CRYSTAL CONNER Wilmington KAREN FRANCES COPLEY ' Greensboro KAREN DENISECORE Greensboro JILLCRABTREE Charlotte JANE MASON CRAIG Abingdon. Virginia WILLIAM ROY CRAWFORD Greenville, South Carolina IKISN GAIL CRENSHAW Winter Park. Florida DAVID GARRISON C R1TZ Greensboro ROBERT HI TC. HbRSiA Kl MP Winston-Salem i KRISHNA MARIA C L E AS Call, C olombia. South America Si til I PRESTON DAI RY MP! L I ancaster. Pennsylvania IANI I II DANII I Asheville ( I ARK DANA DEAN Sumier. South Carolina GRADY WAI LACE DLCbl I Columbia. South Carolina A Aifc till 1 32 ■ JOHN RODMAN DEI ANE1 Matthews KATHRYN IRENE DIMI ING ' ■ ' ■ LARRY SYLVESTER DRA . TON Ridgetand. South Carolina BENJAMIN FRANKLIN EDMI NDSON Groion. Connecticut ROBERT MICHAEL ELMORE Lawndale KATHV JANE FORBES Suffolk. Virginia SHERRY GAIL FRAZIER Pisgah Forest DEBORAH JANE FRYE Galax, Virginia RA ' t MURRAY FULLER Winston-Salem MARIE THERESA GALLO Toughkenamon. Pennsylvania ROBERT REDFEARN GANDY Columbia. South Carolina MARSHA LYNN GARREN Brevard THERESA DAWNE GATTI Wesiport, Connecticut CATHERINE KINZAR GELBACH Charlotte MARTHA ELIZABETH GEOL ' GE Marion HENRI PETER GERM ANN Interlaken, Switzerland JANE ELLEN GIVENS Greensboro WILLIAM WALTER GRAVLEY Brevard STEVEN ALAN GRAVES Anderson. South Carolina JOANNE IRENE GRIFFIN Dumont. New Jersev 133 lUMIjUBIPHWi iznzm Sophomores JLD1TH ANNEGROBE AsheviHe VICKIE LYNN GRL ' BB Greensboro GLEN CARTER HARDIN Brevard HELEN LL ' CILE HARRISON High Point LYNN POWELL HARRISON Petersburg. Virginia DELBERT GENE HEHEMANN Louisville. Kentucky MICHAEL BERNARD HENDERSON Spartanburg, South Carolina DEBRA LYNN HINSON Candler RICHARD SHERRILL HIPPS AsheviHe PHILLIP IEFFREY HODGENS Travelers Rest. South Carolina ALEXANDRA SANDS HOLLAND Chapel Hill CAROLYN ANN HOLLAND Franklin MARILYN SLE HOLLAND Franklin TERESA WYNELL HOLLIFIELD Marion DANIEL MARSHALL HOLSENBECK. Ill Kmgsport. Tennessee ALLAN EDWARD HOL ' STON Brevard MARK WILLIAM HOWARD Thomasville NANO VIRGINIA HUDSON Raleigh MAR HELEN HUGGINS Rosman CHARLES THOMAS ISENHDl R Salisburi 134 sssasm T xxssx x r tS K lssi . ;■;:■. STANLEY WETZEL JOHNSON Hope Mills WANDA RENEE JOHNSTONE Brevard CYNTHIA KOEHL North Miami Springs, Florida ALLEN VAUGHN KOON Chapel Hill KENNETH LYNN KREKLAL Sumter, South Carolina MARK RANDALL KUHN Sumter. South Carolina KENDRA ELIZABETH KULBA Fayetleville, New York MARCIA LYNN LAIN Fayetleville LARRY JOHN LAMKIN Egg Harbor City. New Jersey WILLIAM FREDERICK LANHAM Gastonia CONNIE RENAE LAWS Lexington KYLE HELEN LEISTER Maplewood, New Jersey THOMAS DWIGHT LIVINGSTON Bryson City EVERETT ROBERT LOWDER, JR Columbia. South Carolina NANCY ERIN McCARDELL Washington. DC RICKY LEN McCLURE Canton MARILYN ANNETTE MACEWEN Asheville MICHAEL STUART MARTIN Brevard ADELIA LOUISE MEDLIN San Francisco, California JOSEPH THURMAN MELTON Salisbury 135 -•OKaKJK: ii SSSjI r iA as i-Ksifnv SSsX BS 1 Sophomores PALL PARKER MERRITT. ill Portsmouth. Virginia STEVEN LESLIE METCALF Pisgah Forest MARY LAV ERNE MILLER Melbourne, Florida ROBERT DENNIS MILLER Candler WILLIAM NEIL MILLER Greensboro NINA HAMMETT MIMMS Brevard ROY NEAL MOORE Winston-Salem CYNTHIA CAROL MOSS Kernersville TIMOTHY MARK ML RPHEY Starke, Florida KATHLEEN MARY NEWTON Brevard EARL JAY NORRIS, JR Gastonia DEBORAH JEAN PACE Hendersonville DANIEL McCANEY PALMER. JR Horse Shoe ROBERT GEORGE PATERSOV III Starke, Florida JAMES LAVVTON PATTERSON Charlotte LORI LANE PATTON Charlotte DAVID IAMES PEACOCK Lowvilte, New York DIANE LUCILLE PEACOCK t ireensboro ROBERT BERRY P11II I IPS Lakeland. Florida STEPHEN EDW ARD PHII I IPS Mount Pleasant, South Carolina 136 «J . 1 « ?rt3s «n  ww f! MARJORIh LYNN PICKEI MM1-K Breviird DAVID VERNON P0L1 ARD Charlotte KENNEDY DAVID POPE Charlotte MICHAEL DOUGLAS RA MOND Hot Springs, Arkansas BARBARA ANNE REVIS Marion SALLY JANE RITCHIE Winston-Salem MICHAEL RAY ROBINSON Newton HOWARD CRAIG SHARPE. JR Charlotte JEAN CAROL SHAVER Greensboro LESLIE ANN SIDDAtt AY Asheville SVEN ERIK SIEURIN Cary MARY CLAIRE SIMMONS Winston-Salem TERI RENEESINK Thomasville BEVERLY ANN SMITH Columbia. South Carolina PHYLLIS SUE SMITH Greensboro BEVERLY FONTAINE SNYDER Charlotte MARK DANIEL STAFFORD Winston-Salem ERNEST LEE STOFFEL. JR Jacksonville. Florida JAMES CLEVELAND STOVALL Greensboro MARGARET CAROLYN STROUPE Charlotte 137 ■■■MMMMMM iS 3s 3« S £ £S Sophomores THERESA ANNE SULLIVAN Summemlle, South Carolina JAMES ALAN SW ANSON Greensboro SHIRLEY JEAN SWAYNEY Cherokee JOE CARROLL THOMAS Charlotle SHELTON WILLIAM THOMASON, JR Hickory CLAYTON MURRELL TINNY Tampa. Florida ROBIN CAROL VAUGHAN Lexington, South Carolina DOMINIQUE GODFREY VERCAEMERT Charlotte EDWARD BANKS WALLACE Gastonia THOMAS HALL WALLER. JR. New London EDWARD NOLLIE WASHBURN. IV Bostic CHRISTIE CAROL WEIGLE Greensboro LOUELLA WHICKER Oxford JOHN CLAY WHITE Tucker. Georgia RONNIE CHRISTOPHER WHITMIRE Rosman NILES AUSTIN WHITTAKER. JR Greensboro GORDON DEAN WILLIAMS, JR Greensboro JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS. JR Pisgah Forest NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS Greenville. South Carolina JAYNE LYNDEN WILLINGHAM Berryville. Virginia 138 23K3K2SC ' .Z?. DAVID RUSSELL WILLIS Lakeland. Florida MILLICENT TERRY WOODALL Winston- Salem MICHAEL PHILIP WORLEY Pisgah Forest SARA EAXER WORLEY Pisgah Forest EMILY JILL WRIGHT Spindale MARJORY LOUISE WYATT Pinehurst CHARLES MELL YOUNG. JR. Falls Church, Virginia LOU ELLEN YOUNG Asheville zs: 139 3 ss xcsss£ jn: j «p g_ .,:;.. i ' ,v - u i ' 1 ' ■ ' ■■■ ' ■ i H Freshmen EMMA ETHEREDGE ADDISON Columbia. South Carolina CAROL MYDE AHLQUIST Niles. Ohio RALPH LEWIS ALEXANDER Elkin CHARLES MICHEL ANDERSON Cocoa Beach, Florida TERRI LYNN ANDERSON New York. New York WILLIAM SAMUEL ANDERSON Clemson. Soulh Carolina DEBORRAH YVONNE ANGEL Canton BRUCE WILLIAM ARDEN Brevard RAYMOND CALVIN ARGRO Columbia, South Carolina ROGER JAMES ASHE Hendersonville VIRGINIA ANNE AUGUSTINE Orlando. Florida JOHN KIRBY BAILEY. Ill Brevard MICHAEL WALLACE BAILEY Greensboro TIMOTHY HOWARD BAKER Brevard DAVID EVANS BALLENGER Greenville. Soulh Carolina CHARLES DONA1 I) RA1 I ENT1NE Brevard SHERt I MNN BAIOGH Grafton. Ohio WILLIAM 1 OUIS BALTZ Raleigh JOHN CLAWSON BARNES Beaufort JOHN WILLIAM BEGIEBING Charlottesville. Virginia 140 1 jisysg sg r IHfflf . Srf-v J(JHS w INI II I I) BENEDK I New ( .iii.i.iii Connecticut ALBERUOBI1 HINNET. JK Greeni JOHN I ARK ' i HI NNI- I I Burnsville 1 ISA DAW N B1NOH l Brevard DEANNA ELIZABETH BISHOP Brevard HAZEL JEANETTE BISHOP Flat Rock MARGARET LEIGH BISHOP North Highlands. California SANDRA G.A1 LE BLACKWOOD Greensboro JOHN SHERROD BOGGS Brevard WILLARD BRADFORD BOLCHOZ Charleston. South Carolina JAMES HARDING BOLD1NG Greenville. South Carolina SHARON HOPE BORING Turtlelovvn. Tennessee THOMAS HIGG1NS BOSHAMER Gastonia MARSHALL DIANE BRADLEA Sheltn WILSON LONNIE BRADLEA . Ill Gastonia GEORGE W ILSON BRICE. Ill Danen. Connecticut CHARLES GORDON BROUN Concord ESPER DANIEL BROW N IK Seneca. South Carolina LINDA SL E BROWN Brevard SHARLENE FRANCES BL 1 I l AN Charlotte 141 ?= §= S S£3SSS£=S £ S Freshmen ELIZABETH ANN BURDETTE Cedar Mountain JOHN MARKLEY BURDETTE Cedar Mountain APRIL LYNNETTE BURRELL Brevard MARY MARTHA BUSH Sanford, Florida MARIAN LEEBYRD Statesville ANNE CARROLL CARPENTER Gastonia DIANE ELIZABETH CARPENTER Brevard ROBERT DURSIN CARPENTER Charlotte JAMES RUSSELL CARR Philadelphia, Pennsylvania FRANCES GUESS CARSON Columbia, South Carolina DARYL LYNN CHAPMAN Charlotte HOLLY ANN CHOATE Sparta ANTHONY BRUCE CIRELLI Taylors, South Carolina JIMMY DALE CISSON Greenville. South Carolina DEBORAH ANN CLARK Brevard DONALD LEONARD CLARK, JR Monroeville. Pennsylvania VIRGINIA LOVEJOY CLEMENT Charleston, South Carolina JAMES EDWARD CLERICI Columbia, South Carolina PRESTON JOHN COLBEY Fulton, New York SUE PADGETT CONDON Charleston, South Carolina 142 BB LAWRENCE MICHAEL COOKSEY Waterford. Virginia RAY NELSON COSSART Charlotte BARRY ALBERT COX Charlolte KAREN COX Pisgah Forest TERRY WAYNE CRAIG Gastonia ROBERT MICHAEL CREWS Jacksonville. Florida BRIAN STEPHEN CUFF Charlotte DAVID LEE CUMBIE Gastonia CHERYL SIDNEY CURRIN Columbia. South Carolina NANCY JO DABBS Concord JAMES TIMOTHY DALY Concord. Massachusetts JULIA ANN DAVIS High Point CHARLES BENJAMIN DEBERRY. JR Wadesboro EUGENIA JOHNSTON DEES Statesville WINNIE ELIZABETH DEESE Wadesboro CLARA RUTH DELOACH Lenoir TONY RAMON DICIACCIO Vale THOMAS KEVIN DICKERSON Demaresl, New Jersey BILLY BRUCE DUNCAN. JR Statesville DAVID JUNIOR DUNCAN Connelly Springs 143 ;::x; ;:,aKi3-:?u:.X ::=;; a:;; it™:cu;™: :.:.:.: : : 3i3S SS«SS3 S nilMIOT Freshmen SAMUEL LEE EDWARDS Waynesville FRANCES WYNN EHRLICH Greensboro GEORGE MARTIN ELLIOTT Shelby SUSAN HOWARD ELWOOD Salisbury. Maryland BLAKE ALFRED ER1CKSON Alexandria. Virginia ROBERT ANGELO ETRI Norwood PATRICIA DIANE EVANS Armonk. New York MARY KATE EVERETTE St. Pauls KEITH FERGUSON Cocoa Beach, Florida ERNEST RANDALL FISH Canion SAMUEL LEE FISKE Brevard CELIA ANN FLOCK Greensboro DORIS RUTH FLOWERS Charloue ANTHONY LIN FORREST Raleigh WAYNE ALLEN FOSTER Lexington. South Carolina ELIZABETH RICE FULLER Chapel Hill JAMES FRANKLIN FURR. JR Brevard ROBERT BURTS GAINES Gastonia VIKRAM STEPHEN GARG New Delhi. India RANDY EARL GARREN Brevard 144 ■■■Hill Will I A.M DANE GARRETT Rutherfordton WILLIAM HOOD GASH Pisgah Forest WILLIAM MORRIS GIBBES Charlotte THOMAS JOSEF GISI Hilton Head Island. South Carolina JACQUELINE ANN GRAVELY Brevard PEARL ELIZABETH GRAVES Asheville VIRGINIA CAROLYN GRA ES Lancaster. South Carolina ROBERT HOLT GREER Athens. Georgia JEANNE ALLYSON GREGORY Verona. New Jersey DEBORAH TON1 GRIFFIN Greenville. South Carolina PHILLIP LAWRENCE HALL Brevard ROBERT HARPER HALL Winston-Salem KIMBERLY SUE HANDSEL Stanley DAVID LEE HARDY Cary TERRY LEE HARPER Chapel Hill ANDREW LEE HENDERSON. JR Charlotte FRANCES ELIZABETH HERMANN Newark. Delaware ALLEN REED HICKS Brevard J.AMES HARRISON HILL Brevard PATRICIA LYNN HILLHOL ' SE St. Petersburg. Florida Classes 145 ttzt: .. .-...u.,JijumMM 111 . - Freshmen WILLIAM SNOWDEN HODGES. Ill Greensboro REID GARRETT HOGAN Charlotte FRED WILLIAM HOLDER, 111 Clearwater, Florida DAVID LEWIS HOLLAND Gastonia ISOBEL DUNCAN HOLMES Columbia. South Carolina CHARLES LOUIS HOLT Charlotte HOWARD DURAYNE HOOD Vale LARRY DOUGLAS HOPPER Gastonia HARRY HARTMAN HOWARD Jacksonville, Florida LINDA GAIL HOWELL Seaford, Virginia RALPH FRANKLIN HOWEY. JR Charlolte (CATHERINE CLAIRE HULL Roanoke. Virginia CHARLES ERIC HULSEY Charlolte RICHARD LEWIS INGOLD Charlolle JEFFREY DONALD IRWIN Sylva CHARLES EDWARD JENNETTE Dudley DONNA JESS EN Kissimmee. Florida MARY DONNA JETT Etowah JAYNE BRITA JOHNSEN Massapcqua. New York JOHN PATRICK JOHNSON Asheville I4h Classes RONAL EUGENE JOHNSON Winston-Salem WARREN ARTHUR JOHNSON Brevard RONALD ALBERT JONES Winston- Sal em DEBRA LYNN KAY North Miami Beach, Florida RAJA! LABIB KAYAL Alexandria, Virginia CHRISTINE MACFARLANE KELLER Westfield, New Jersey DW1GHT AUSTIN KENNEDY Statesville GEORG1ANNE KERTESZ Valdosta. Georgia GREGORY CLIFFORD KILGORE Fnpp Island, South Carolina KATHLEEN AVIS KISER Gaslonia RICHARD IRVING KRUWELL Fayettesville FLORA DEBORAH LADD Charlotte WILLIAM BRADLEY LAKESON. JR Charlotte DANNY WAYNE LAMBERT Mocksville ALICE FAYE LANCE Brevard THOMAS RICHARD LEDFORD Greenville. South Carolina DONALD WAYNE LEIGHTON Radford, Virginia PAMELA SUE LESTER Archdale MARY KATHLEEN LEYDA Gainesville, Florida FRANK RAINEY LIGHT Brevard Classes 147 zzsza S Sa fe frBfl gtssa Freshmen JOSEPH THERON LIGHT Brevard CATHERINE PATRICIA LINDSAY Greensboro BONNIE LANE LOCKLEAR Mavlun CLARENCE PERKINS LUCAS. Ill Wilmington. Delaware WILLIAM ALLEN LUCAS. IV Hyattsville, Maryland MARY LOUISE McCAIN Greenville, South Carolina CATHERINE MARY McCAULEY Charlotte ALBERT MARTIN McCLANAHAN Charlotte HAL WOODMcCLURE Charlotte ■CATHERINE FAIN McCOWN Tryon ROBERT FULLWOOD McCOY Charlotte MARSHA JEANNE McCRARY Lexington THOMAS KING McCRARI Brevard ELIZABETH DEATON McGIMSEY Lenoir MARK PATTICK McGUIRE Brevard GEORGE GUY McJUNKIN Pickens. South Carolina CAROl INE JEAN McNEELY Sapphire STEVEN WA1 TER MADDOX Goldsboro PETER FOWLER MARTENS Orange Park. Florida GINA ANNEMARTIN Decatur. Georgia 148 Classes i CHARLES t LAI TON MATHEN IK Charlotte JOHN R1C HARD Ml SI Beaufort RICHARD FREDERICK Mill IK Pottslown. Pennsylvania ESTHER HART Mil I IS(. Charlotte DAVID GRIER MITLS Clover. South Carolina TERRY VERL MONROE Silver Spring. Maryland CARL THOMAS MOOSE JR Concord WILLIAM THERON MORM UN Asheville BAXTER WARREN MORRIS Norwood JOHN ADAMS NILES. IV Atlanta. 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JR Brevard JAMES CLYDE BARTON Lake Tnv.i« ,i DANNY RAY BENNETT Brevard CRAIG McFARLANE CLIFTON DeLand. Florida GAYLE FAITH COTTMAN Abaco. Bahamas STEPHEN ALEXANDER CRATER Greenshoro LADSON EDENS CUNNINGHAM Greenville, South Carolina ROBERT LEE DENTON Hendersonville JAMES GREGORY DICKENS Charlotte DAVID GARLAND DYER Greenville- Soulh Carolina CHARLES ERVIN FLETCHER Moncure CARROLL) EDWARD HENRI , JR Asheville PATSY DIANNE HERRING Norwood GEORGE ROBERT HENRI Morehead Citv PATRICIA THOMASON HILI Brevard (II R[ I S HOW ARD HYATT Brevard LEILA EMILi I AM I S Burlington II I IN I, N I OKI! Kill OGG Brevard 154 Classes 19. SSOSXS K Mill I I SI S N kl I I Or,c, KARHN SUZETTE LOC kl I I Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ANDREW BERNARD MAJOR Charleston. South Carolina JOSEPH MICHAEL PARKER Brevard LAMBERT WILSON POOR Brevard ALAN MONROE RL ' TLEDGE Wilhar SHEREE ELLEN SEELV Brevard PAUL WAYNE TUCKER DeLand. Florida BILLY KEITH WILSON Pisyah Foresl PP! j£. ' '  ■ ' ■:- « mm -- ' ■£ ■•: 2 ■ ' • • --- (?% m- ii ? ' '  - • ' « -- ' t ;j. • . _— __ ' !l ■ t B l l l M t}:: ' ; l, f?: r! lr■ ■ ' ' vr T • ffssssssass ads and index FACULTY DIRECTORY ROBERT ALDINE DAVIS President B.B.A., University of Georgia; M. Div., Emory University; S.T.M., Yale University; D.D., Pfeiffer College. 126 BEN FRANK WADE Dean of the College B.A.. Bridgewater College; M. Div.. United Theological Seminary; S.T.M., Boston Uni- versity; M.S.. Columbia University; Ph.D.. Hartford Seminary Foundation. 126 NELSON FALLS ADAMS Music B.A.. M.R.E.. Duke University; S.M.M. and Graduate Study. Union Theological Seminary. 126 MARTHA GAIL ANDERSON Health and Physical Education B.S. in Ed.. M.A. in Ed., Western Carolina University. 126 SARA SCOTT BEARD English B.A.. M.A., Duke University. 126 JOANN PACE BRYSON Assistant Librarian B.A.. Mars Hill College; M.S.L.S., University of Tennessee. 126 LARRY GENE BURCH Health and Physical Education B.S. in Ed.. M.A., Western Carolina University. 126 JAMES JERRY CABE Chemistry B.A.. D.D.S., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 126 ARLINE BUTLER CAMPBELL Librarian B.A., Western Michigan University; M.S.L.S.. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Graduate Study. Drexel Institute and Western Michigan University. 126 DAVID HENRY CAMPBELL Physical Education and Director of Student Activities B.S. Ed., M.A.. Western Carolina University. 126 SAMUEL LORAINECOPE Music B.A.. Catawba College; M.A.. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Graduate Study. Indiana University. 127 NEVA ANN CORBIN German and English B.A.. Baylor University; M.A.. University of Georgia. 127 CAROLYN GLEATON COX Music B.A., Wesleyan College; B. Mus.. M. Mus.. Converse College. 127 RACHEL CATHEY DANIELS Mathematics B.A., Meredith College; Graduate Study. North Carolina State University, Furman University. 127 JOHN DILLON EVERSMAN Music and Director of Public Relations and Development. Graduate Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. 127 CHARLES RAY FISHER Business B.S., Western Carolina University; M.B.A., University of Georgia. 127 ELLIOTT WANNAM AKER HARDIN. Jr. Religion B.A., M. Div., Duke University; M.B.A., Uni- versity of Texas. 127 GEORG1E ANNE HENSON Music B.S., Western Carolina University; M.A., Graduate Study. Appalachian State University. 127 DAVID MICHAEL HOLCOMBE History B.S.. Appalachian State University; M.A.. Wake Forest University; Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. 127 MARY MARGARET HOUK Associate Dean of Student Affairs B.A., Greensboro College; M.R.E.. Duke Uni- versity. 127 ALBERTA KIRBY HUGHEY Special Education B.A.. Limestone College; M.Ed., University of South Carolina; Graduate Study, University of Montana, Towson State College, University of Northern Colorado. 128 BRUNNER RHEA HUNT Business Manager B.B.A.. Emory University; M.B.A.. Harvard University. 128 PATRICIA SPEARS HUNT Mathematics B.A., Asbury College; M.A., George Peabody College. 128 TOBY DANIEL IVES Director of Admissions B.A., Guilford College. 128 JAMES WILLIAM JACKSON History B.A., Wake Forest University; M.A.. University of Tennessee. 128 MARILYN JEAN KEISER Music B.S.M., Illinois Wesleyan University; S.M.M. and Graduate Study, Union Theological Semi- nary. 128 WILLIAM MONROE KNOTT, III Biology B.S., M.A.. Wake Forest University. 128 FELIX KEITH LATHROP. II Mathematics B.S.. Berry College; M.A., Louisiana State Uni- versity. 128 on leave. Brevard College Students Listen to RECORD PARTY Nightly Over W P N F 158 Ads and Index .IT ;3S2= sszass ■ ■• ■  -K r:- xjuoooocjuomjuuuguwyx 1 XXJOUUIXXXJUUIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXAXXX - al 3 Good Old Fashioned American Way Of Thrift IXXXXXXXXXXXXAAJW XXXXXXXXJCXXXXXXW CO-ED THEATRE BREVARD DRIVE-IN THEATRE NU WAY CLEANERS 1 Day Dry Cleaning - Shirt Laundry - Alterations Cold Vault Storage - Drapes - Reweaving DRIVE-IN WINDOW Carpet Rug Cleaning Suede Leather Cleaning 883-9215 250 N. Caldwell St. Brevard, N. C. VARNER ' S DRUG STORE, INC. WALGREEN AGENCY Phone 883-4165 Brevard, N. C. Ads and Index 159 BUSINESS MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE, INC ll ll SALES SERVICE SALES SERVICE RENTAL LEASING FRANK HAGGAR PHONE (704) 254-7241 tt3 BROADWAY ASHEVILLE, N. C. 28801 VICTOR COMPTOMETER PRODUCTS AND ADLER TYPEWRITERS 160 Ads and Index ■WSCS ' SS aiSSI SSSSSas PEARCE • YOUNG • ANGEL CO. SERVICE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS P. Y. A. YOUR ONE-STOP FOOD SERVICE MORGAN BROTHERS, Inc. 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Rutgers University. 128 WADE HAMPTON LONG Physics B.S., M.S., Memphis State University. 128 SYLLUS EUGENE LOVELY History B.A., Berea College; M.A. East Tennessee State University; M.A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Virginia. 128 MARGARET HARRELL McLARTY English B.A., Graduate Study, Duke University; Grad- uate Study, University of North Carolina at Greensboro and Western Carolina University. 128 •LEIGHTON WRIGHT MARTIN Physical Education B A., Mercer University; M.Ed., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 128 WILLIAM LOUIS MILES History and Religion B.A., Berea College; S.T.B.. S.T.M., Boston University. 129 on leave. Ads and Index 161 - — -■ — — — ♦HARVEY HORATIO MILLER. JR Music B.A., B. Mus.. M.A., Graduate Study, Universi- ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Indiana University. 129 LOUISE PEAVY MILLER Music Diploma. Huntingdon College; Diploma, Fon- tainebleau Conservatoire Americaine; Pupil of Anthony Stankowitch, Frank LaForge, lsadore Philipp; Graduate Study, Columbia University, Florida State University. 129 RHUEMMA CARTER MILLER English, Speech and Drama B.A., Furman University; M.A.. Appalachian State University. 129 HUGH ALEXANDER MORAN, JR Dean of Student Affairs B.A., High Point College; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina at Greensboro. 129 DOROTHEA JOAN MOSER Music B.Mus., University of North Carolina at Greens- boro; M.A., Graduate Study. LIniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Graduate Study, Oslo University. University of Michigan. 129 GRACE JACKSON MUNRO Business B.S., Winthrop College; M.S., University of Tennessee. 129 DOUGLAS TIMOTHY GORDON MURRAY Art B.A., M.A.C.A.. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 129 PATSY ELIZABETH NEAL Health and Physical Education B.S., Wayland College; M.S., University of Utah. 129 BOBBIE JEAN NICHOLSON Chemistry B.S., Furman University; M.S.. Michigan State University; Graduate Study. Vanderbilt Uni- versity. Texas Woman ' s University, Iowa State University. Texas A. M.. University of Santa Clara. 129 ROBERT GLENN PALMER Music B.A., Davidson College; D.M., Florida State University. 129 BRUCE RICHARDSON PARK Art B.S.F.A., Atlantic Christian College. 129 MARIO PEDRO PEREZ Business and Spanish C.G., Candler College, La Habana. Cuba; C.P., Escuela de Ciencias Comerciales, Universidad de la Habana. Cuba. 130 VIOLA CASANOVA DE PEREZ Spanish Bachiller en Ciencias y Letras, Instituto de on leave. BEEF PORK SEAFOOD SPEARMAN ' S WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY, INC. Brooklyn and Florence Avenue Hendersonville, N. C. 162 Ads and Index g . — . ■« Tr y tT p r ' i ' i ni ' ifl ' ■ • • ■ ■■• tmwr m-;mM!! ! -wiii « i« ifeMM Bmi MBe To Brevard College, Class of ' 73 A PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of NORTH CAROLINA, Inc. UA NATURALLY IT ' S HAS Ads and Index 163  — ■ Santa Clara, Cuba; Doctor en Pedagogia, Uni- versidad de la Habana, Cuba. 130 DORIS THOMPSON POTTS Biology B.S., M.A.T., Indiana University; Graduate Study, Florida State University and Duke Uni- versity. 130 ESTON EUGENE ROBERTS English B.A., Berry College; M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 130 CHARLES EDWARD ROY Chaplain, Religion and Psychology B.A., Piedmont College; M.Div., Emory Uni- versity; M.A., Graduate Study, George Pea- body College. 130 MARY WILSON STEVENSON Library Assistant B. A.. Wesleyan College; Graduate Study, George Peabody College, Appalachian State University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 130 HARRISON ELLIOTT TAWNEY Director of Counseling and Psychology B.S., Ohio University; M.Ed., Kent State Uni- versity; Advanced Professional Certificate, Grad- uate Study, George Washington University. 130 LAURA VIRGINIA TILLOTSON Music B.M.. Baylor University; M.M., University of Illinois; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 130 NIEN PIENTING Mathematics B.S., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M.S., University of Alberta; Graduate Study, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and George Peabody College. 130 ROBERT STEVEN WALKER Sociology B.A., Mars Hill College; M.A., Wake Forest University. 130 WILLIAM BURROUGHS WATTERSON English B.S., M.A., Appalachian State University; Graduate Study, Harvard University. 130 GEORGE LARRY WHATLEY Music B.M., M.M., University of Alabama; Graduate Study, Indiana University. 130 JAMES ERIC WIECHERT Chemistry B.S., Eastern Illinois University; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Tennessee. 130 NORMAN LEE W1TEK Health and Physical Education B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee. 130 ORVILLE CLAIRE WOODYARD Mathematics B.A., B.Sc. Ed., M.Sc, Ohio State University. 130 JAMES DONALD YELTON Biology B.A., University of North Carolina at Asheville; M.S., East Tennessee State University. 130. 190 on leave SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY ADUDDELL, DAVID WAYNE Masquers; Choir; Band. 131, 190 ALDRIDGE, ELIZABETH LANE Big Sister; CLARION Staff; Young Demo- crats; Hall Counselor. 131. 181. 189 ALEXANDER, WILL WINTON Student Union, Speaker of Legislature; Young Democrats. 131 ARONSON. JERRY RONALD 131 AUTEN, RICHARD DALE Kappa Chi; Christian Council, Secretary-Trea- surer; Christian Fellowship; Young Republi- cans; Taylor Dorm. President; Tennis; Del- phian. 131 BAGGETT, JUDITH ANNE Big Sister; Mnemosynean. 131 BAKER, DONALD ROY Westminster Fellowship; Glee Club; Social Board; Hall Counselor; Delphian. 131 BALDWIN. REBECCA LELAND Social Board. 131 BAUCOM, SANDRA KAREN Big Sister. 131 BEASLEY, SAMUEL EUGENE Track. 131 BELL, RUTH ELAINE Kappa Chi; Christian Fellowship. 131 BENEGAR. MICHAEL RAY Sophomore Class Representative. 131 BISHOP SAM 131 BLOUNT, FRANK JUNIOR Basketball. 131 BOBB1TT, WILLIAM BROWN, III Masquers; Glee Club; NCEA Student Group; PERTELOTE Staff; Social Board. 131 BOONE, SUSAN IVEY Kappa Chi; Campus Gold. 131 BOYCE, PAMELA KAYE CLARION Staff. 131 BOYLSTON, SAMMY JOHN 131. 172, 190 BRADY, MARC EDWARD, JR Choir; Glee Club. 131 BRIGHTWELL, JAMES ANDREW Choir; Social Board. 131 BROCK, MARY KATHRYN 132, 172. 190 CHANCE. TIMOTHY CHARLES Social Board; Soccer, Captain; Delphian. 132 BERRY ' S RESTAURANT on the FOUR LANE HIGHWAY Open 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. LYDA-McCRARY MOTORS, 314 Broad Street Brevard, North Carolina Telephone: 883-4151 INC. 164 Ads and Index _ _ -ts-sss: CLARK. JOHN FRANCIS Track. 132. 189 CLAYTON. JAMES ROBERT Beam Dorm. President. Green Dorm. Vice- President: Young Republicans: Soccer. 132. 166 COLES, MICHAEL KING Basketball. 132 COLTRANE. BETTY GAYE PERTELOTE Staff. 132 CONNER, COLLEEN CRYSTAL Big Sister: Social Board. 132 COPLEY. KAREN FRANCES Tutor; Mnemosynean. 132 CORE. KAREN DENISE Mnemosynean. 132 CRABTREEJILL Mnemosynean. Historian: Director. Women ' s Intramurals. 132 CRAIG. JANE MASON Marshal. Phi Theta Kappa; Band; PERTELOTE Staff; Young Republicans; Campus Gold. 132 CRAWFORD. WILLIAM ROY Young Republicans; Men ' s Intramurals; Del- phian. 132 CRENSHAW. DONNA GAIL Phi Theta Kappa; Big Sister; Hall Counselor. 132 CRITZ, DAVID GARRISON Delphian. 132 CRUMP. ROBERT HUTCHERSON Kappa Chi. President; Christian Council; Cross Country. 132 CUEVAS. CRISTINA MARIA Big Sister: Choir. 132. 180 DALRYMPLE, SCOTT PRESTON 132. 181. 186. 190 HAROLD ' S SUPER MARKET 1023 Hendersonville Highway Putting You First In A Big Way! McCRARY CHEVROLET- OLDS, INC. N. Broad St. — P. 0. Box 3306 Brevard, N. C. 28712 S3 Ads and Index 165 •■ ■ I M1 I I M I Ml Masquers; Mnemosynean, Vice-President 132 180 DEAN. CLARK DANA Soccer; Color Guard. 132 DECELL, GRADY WALLACE 132 DELANEY, JOHN RODMAN Christian Fellowship; Masquers; Delphian. 133 DIMLING. KATHRYN IRENE East Beam Dorm, Secretary-Treasurer; Mnemo- synean, Secretary. 133 DRAYTON. LARRY SYLVESTER Student Union, Sophomore Class Representa- tive; Phi Theta Kappa. Vice-President; Band; Young Democrats; Hall Counselor; Men ' s Intramurals. 133 EDMUNDSON. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Day Students ' Cluh; Delphian 133 ELMORE. ROBERT MICHAEL Young Republicans; Men ' s Intramurals; Del- phian. 133 FORBES. KATHY JANE Big Sister; Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Chris- tian Fellowship; Baptist Student Union- Wom- en ' s Basketball. 133 FRAZIER. SHERRY GAIL Student Union Day Student Representative; Day Students ' Club; Business Club; CLARION Stall ' , 133 FRYE. DEBORAH JANE Big Sister; Christian Council; Baptist Student Union. President; SNCEA; PERTELOTE STAFF. 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JUDITH ANNE Big Sister; Choir; Band. 134 GRUBB, VICKIE LYNN 134 HARDIN, GLEN CARTER Day Students ' Club. 134 HARRISON, HELEN LUCILE Mnemosynean. 134 HARRISON, LYNN POWELL. 134 HEHEMANN. DELBERTGENE Phi Theta Kappa; Track; Cross Country. 134 HENDERSON, MICHAEL BERNARD Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Christian Fellow- ship, President. 134 HINSON, DEBRALYNN Kappa Chi; Christian Council; Campus Gold; Women ' s Basketball. Co-Captain; Social Board, Secretary. 134 HIPPS, RICHARD SHERRILL Day Students ' Club. 134 HODGENS, PHILLIPJEFFREY 134 HOLLAND. ALEXANDRA SANDS Student Union, Social Board; Homecoming Court. 134 HOLLAND, CAROLYN ANN Business Club, Secretary. 134 HOLLAND. MARILYN SUE Business Club. 134 I6h Ads and Index __ BsacasL ■■■•« «« ■■ ■ . r nvm mmmmmmmmm mmmmmwmmmm iim—iii i n i Connestee Inn. . where peace and love come naturally. 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NANCY VIRGINIA Big Sister; Young Democrats; Mnemosynean. 134 HUGG1NS, MARY HELEN Chief Marshal; Phi Theta Kappa; Christian Fellowship; Baptist Student Union, Co-Chair- man; Day Students ' Club; PERTELOTE Staff. Business Manager. Class Editor; CLARION Staff; Women ' s Basketball. 134. 186 ISENHOUR, CHARLES THOMAS Hall Counselor. 134 JOHNSON. STANLEY WETZEL Freshman Class. Vice-President; Student Union. Sophomore Representative; Masquers; Young Democrats; Delphian. 135 JOHNSTONE. WANDA RENEE 135 KOEHL. CYNTHIA Big Sister; Christian Council; Baptist Student Union; Masquers; Glee Club; Campus Gold. 135 KOON, ALLEN VAUGHN PERTELOTE Staff; Soccer. 135 KREKLAU. KENNETH LYNN Soccer; Taylor Dorm, Secretary-Treasurer. 135 KUHN. MARK RANDALL Soccer. 135 KULBA, KENDRA ELIZABETH Big Sister, President; Christian Council; Cam- pus Gold; Women ' s Basketball; Volleyball. I 35 LAIN, MARCIA LYNN Big Sister. 135 I.AMKIN, 1 ARRY JOHN Choir; Glee Club; Band. 135. IKS. 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CYNTHIA CAROL Business Club. 136 MURPHEY. TIMOTHY MARK 136 NEWTON, KATHLEEN MARY Marshal; Phi Theta Kappa; Day Students ' Club; Masquers President; Choir; Glee Club. Chamber Singers; Band; Big Sister; Mnemosynean. 136 NORRIS. EARL JAY. JR. Basketball, Manager; Hall Counselor. 136 PEPSI COLA A favorite refreshment for Brevard College students COLONIAL INN AND RESTAURANT Brevard, North Carolina 172 Ads and Index — ■ - — m — :- Ads and Index 173 K-sssssraws; yt, lOJSS , : IUI1J.. PACE. DEBORAH JEAN Big Sister; Baptist Student Union: Glee Club: SNCEA: Campus Gold; Hall Counselor. 136, 173 PALMER. DANIEL McCANEV. JR Canterbury Club: Green Dorm. Secretary- Treasurer. 136 PATERSON. ROBERT GEORGE. Ill Cross Country. Captain. 136 PATTERSON. JAMES LAWTON Judicial Board; CLARION Staff. 136 PATTON, LORI LANE Baptist Student Union; Choir; Glee Club; Chamber Singers; Band; Symphony. 136 PEACOCK. DAVID JAMES Student Union. Freshman Representative; Judi- cial Board. Sophomore Representative; Track. Co-Captain. 136 PEACOCK. DIANE LUCILLE Big Sister. Vice-President; Christian Council SNCEA. CLARION Staff; W.A.A.; Women ' s House Council; Mnemosynean. 136 PHILLIPS. ROBERT BERRY Tennis; Student Union. 136. 181 PHILLIPS. STEPHEN EDWARD 136 PICKELSIMER. MARJORIE LYNN Big Sister. 137 POLLARD. DAVID VERNON Glee Club; Band. 137 POPE. KENNEDY DAVID Delphian. 137 RAYMOND. MICHAEL DOUGLAS Men ' s Intramurals, Director. 137 REVIS, BARBARA ANNE Student Union, Dormitory Representative; Young Democrats. 137 RITCHIE, SALLY JANE Christian Council; Westminster Fellowship, President; Campus Gold, President; Hall Coun- selor; 137 ROBINSON, MICHAEL RAY Student Union; Phi Theta Kappa; Men ' s Intra- murals. 137 SHARPE. HOWARD CRAIG, JR Young Democrats; Tennis. 137 SHAVER, JEAN CAROL Big Sister; Christian Fellowship; Canterbury Club; Campus Gold; Volleyball. 137 SIDDAWAY, LESLIE ANN Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary-Historian; Big Sis- ter; Canterbury Club; Hall Counselor. 137 SIEURIN. SVEN ERIK Glee Club; Band; Symphony. 137. 188. 191 SIMMONS. MARY CLAIRE Big Sister; Homecoming Court; Valentine Court; Mnemosynean. 137, 172. 181. 1S 0 SINK, TERI RENEE Mnemosynean. 137 SMITH, BEVERLY ANN Business Club. 137 SMITH, PHYLLIS SUE NCEA Student Group; PERTELOTE Staff; Campus Gold. 137 SNYDER. BEVERLY FONTAINE Big Sister; SNCEA; Mnemosynean. 137 STAFFORD. MARK DANIEL 137 STOFFEL. ERNEST LEE, JR. Student Union. President; Freshman Class, President; Christian Council; Track. 1 37 STOVALL. JAMES CLEVELAND Young Republicans; Delphian, President. 137 STROUPE, MARGARET CAROLYN Mnemosynean. 137 SULLIVAN, THERESA ANNE Jones Dorm, Vice-President. 138 SWANSON, JAMES ALAN Judicial Board; Tennis. 138 AUSTIN ' S ART SHOP Your Photo, Tape, and Record Center 1 1 E. Main Street Brevard, N. C. SEARS OF BREVARD Compliments of GOODWILL MOTOR CO., INC. PONTIAC — BUICK — GMC — JEEP — OPEL 174 Ads and Index .•;a.::„ SWAYNEY. SHIRLEY JEAN Baptist Student Union; Masquers. Vice-Presi- dent: Campus Gold. Vice-President. Volleyball. 138 THOMAS. JOE CARROLL Band; Delphian. 138. 172. 190 THOMASON. SHELTON WILLIAM. JR Westminster Fellowship; Hall Counselor; Soc- cer. 138 TINNY. CLAYTON MURRELL Christian Council; Canterbury Club. Chairman; Young Republicans; Soccer. 138 VAUGHAN. ROBIN CAROL Baptist Student Union; Christian Council; Glee Club; Chamber Singers; Mnemosynean. 138 VERCAEMERT. DOMINIQUE GODFREY Judicial Board; Tennis. 138 WALLACE, EDWARD BANKS Men ' s Intramurals; Soccer. 138 WALLER. THOMAS HALL, JR 138 WASHBURN. EDWARD NOLLIE. IV Delphian. Secretary-Treasurer. 138 WEIGLE. CHRISTIE CAROL Big Sister: Student Union; Sophomore Class. Secretary-Treasurer; Business Club. President. 138 WHICKER. LOUELLA Marshal. Phi Theta Kappa, President; Big Sis- ter; Masquers. Secretary-Treasurer: Glee Club; Campus Gold; PERTELOTE Staff: Volleyball. 138 WHITE. JOHN CLAY Track. 138 WHITMIRE. RONNIE CHRISTOPHER 138 WHITTAKER. NILES AUSTIN. JR Choir; Glee Club; Chamber Singers; Soccer: Delphian. 138 WILLIAMS. GORDON DEAN. JR. Men ' s Intramurals. 138 WILLIAMS. JOHN EDWARD Marshal; Phi Theta Kappa: Choir; Glee Club: Chamber Singers: CLARION Staff. 138 WILLIAMS. NANCY LOUISE 138 WILLINGHAM. JAYNE LYNDEN Student Union. Sophomore Class Representa- tive. Big Sister; Women ' s Basketball: Volley- ball: Women ' s Intramurals. 138. 180 WILLIS, DAVID RUSSELL 139 WOODALL. MILLICENT TERRY Spring Court; Mnemosynean. 139 WORLEY, MICHAEL PHILIP 139 WORLEY. SARA EAKER 139 WRIGHT. EMILY JILL Freshman Class. Secretary-Treasurer; Sopho- more Class. Vice-President; Glee Club; CLARI- ON Staff: Cheerleader. Chief. Mnemosynean. 139 BREVARD JEWELERS GIFT SHOP Corner of Main and Broad Opposite Court House PATTERSON ' S OF BREVARD WESTERN AUTO 105 East Main Street Brevard, North Carolina •ass Ads and Index 175 BE § X F V A rF Brevard College students and alumni wear their STAR rings with pride. For details contact the College Store or your local STAR representative: DON MOORE P. 0. Box 82 Rutherfordton, N. C. 28139 Phone: AC 704 287-3485 WYATT, MARJORY LOUISE 139 YOUNG. CHARLES MELL, JR Men ' s Intramurals. 139 YOUNG. LOU ELLEN Jones Dorm. President; Mnemosynean, Presi- dent. 139 FRESHMAN INDEX ADDISON. Emma Etheredge 140 AHI QU1ST, Carol Myde 140 ALEXANDER. Ralph Lewis 140 ANDERSON, Charles Michel 140 ANDERSON, Terri Lynn 140 ANDERSON, William Samuel 140 ANGEL. Deborrah Yvonne 140 ARDEN. Bruce William 140 ARGRO. Raymond Calvin 140. 177 ASHE. Roger James 140 AUGUSTINE. Virginia Anne 140 176 Ads and Index BAILEY. John Kirby. Ill 140 BAILEY, Michael Wallace 140 BAKER, Timothy Howard 140 BALLENGER, David Evans 140 BALLENTINE, Charles Donald 140 BALOGH, Sheryl Lynn 140 BALTZ, William Louis 140 BARNES. John Clawson 140 BARNES. John Clawson 140 BEGIEBING, John William 140 BENEDICT. John Winfield 141 BENNETT, Albert Coble, Jr 14 I BENNETT, John Larry 14 1 BINGHAM. Lisa Ann 141 BISHOP. Deanna Elizabeth 141 BISHOP. Hazel Jeanette 14 1 BISHOP. Margaret Leigh 141 BLACKWOOD, Sandra Gayle 141 BOGGS. John Sherrod 141 BOLCHOZ. Willard Bradford 14 1 BOLD1NG. James Harding 14 I BORING. Sharon Hope 141 BOSHAMER. Thomas Higgins 14 1 BRADLEY. Marshall Duane 14 1 BRADLEY, Wilson Lonnie, III 141 BRICE.GeorgeWilson.lll 141 BROWN, Charles Gordon 141 BROWN, Esper Daniel. Jr 141 BROWN, Linda Sue 14 1 BULTMAN. Sharlene Frances 141 BURDETTE, Elizabeth Ann 142 BURDETTE, John Markley 142 BURRELL, April Lynnette 142 BUSH. Mary Martha 142 BYRD. Marian Lee 142 CARPENTER, Anne Carroll 142 CARPENTER. Diane Elizabeth 142 CARPENTER. Robert Dursin 142 CARR. James Russell 142 CARSON. Frances Guess 142 CHAPMAN, Daryl Lynn 142 CHOATE, Holly Ann 142, 173 CIREI.LL Anthony Bruce 142 CISSON. Jimmy Dale 142 CLARK, Deborah Ann 142 CLARK, Donald Leonard, Jr 142 CLEMENT. Virginia Lovejoy 142 CLERICI. James Edward 142 JK= - 1 tm « ilsJL ' 1 ■ p L _ i i 4 (V C - af k Pk F f O FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK j P. 0. Box 752 Brevard, N. C. 28712 COLBEY, Preston John 142 CONDON, Sue Padgett 142 COOKSEY. Lawrence Michael 143 COSSART. Ray Nelson 143 COX, Barry Albert 143 COX. Karen 143 CRAIG. Terry Wayne 143 CREWS, Robert Michael 143 CUFF. Brian Stephen 143 CUMBIE, David Lee 143 CURRIN. Cheryl Sidney 143 DABBS. Nancy Jo 143 DALY, James Timothy 143 DAVIS, Julia Ann 143. 180 DEBERRY, Charles Benjamin. Jr. 143. 177 DEES, Eugenia Johnston 143 DEESE. Winnie Elizabeth 143 DELOACH. Clara Ruth 143. 180 DIC1ACCIO. Tony Ramon 143 DICKERSON. Thomas Kevin 143 DUNCAN. Billy Bruce. Jr. 143 DUNCAN, David Junior 143 EDWARDS. Samuel Lee 144 EHRLICH. Frances Wynn 144. 189 ELLIOTT. George Martin 144 ELWOOD. Susan Howard 144 ERICKSON. Blake Alfred 144 ETRI. Robert Angelo 144 EVANS. Patricia Diane 144 EVERETTE, Mary Kate 144 FERGUSON. Keith 144 FISH, Ernest Randall 144 FISKE. Samuel Lee 144 FLOCK. Celia Ann 144 FLOWERS. Doris Ruth 144 FORREST. Anthony Lin 144 FOSTER. Wayne Allen 144 FULLER. Elizabeth Rice 144 FURR. James Franklin, Jr. 144 GAINES. Robert Buns 144 GARG. Vikram Stephen 144 GARREN. Randy Earl 144 GARRETT, William Dane 145 GASH. William Hood 145 GIBBES. William Morris 145 GISI. Thomas Josef 145 GRAVELY, Jacqueline Ann 145 GRAVES. Pearl Elizabeth 145 GRAVES. Virginia Carolyn 145 GREER. Robert Holt 145 GREGORY. Jeanne Allyson 145 SINCLAIR OFFICE SUPPLES Hendersonville, North Carolina 55S Ads and Index 177 — • WM s-sHS-gg ' gggg moKtsaas sssss As NASA ' s new contractor for the Spaceflight Tracking Station at Rosman, North Carolina, the Bendix Field Engineering Corpora- tion is happy to be a part of the Transylvania County community. We provide field engineering and support for Bendix built systems and for sys- tems designed and built by other con- tractors. Typical programs include the operation and maintenance of tracking stations for earth orbiting satellites and manned spacecraft, assisting the U. S. Air Force Space Detection and Tracking System, servicing medical electronics equipment, routing ships across the ocean, and overhauling various types of electronic equipment. We invite you to visit us at the Rosman station Monday through Friday. Our telephone number is (704) 883-8211. Bendix Field Engineering Corporation I7H Ad-and Index .1 SUSSEX HARDEES ' Hurry on down to Hardees GRIFFIN. Deborah Toni 145 HALL. Phillip Lawrence 145 HALL. Robert Harper 145 HANDSEL, Kimberly Sue 145 HARDY. David Lee 145 HARPER. Terry Lee 145 HENDERSON. Andrew Lee. Jr. 145 HERMANN. Frances Elizabeth 145 HICKS. Allen Reed 145 HILL. James Harrison 145 H1LLHOUSE, Patricia Lynn 145 HODGES. William Snowden. Ill 146 HOGAN. Reid Garrett 146 HOLDER, Fred William. Ill 146 HOLLAND, David Lewis 146 HOLMES, lsobel Duncan 146 HOLT. Charles Louis 146 HOOD. Howard Durayne 146 HOPPER. Larry Douglas 146 HOWARD, Harry Hartman 146 HOWELL, Linda Ga il 146 HOWEY. Ralph Franklin. Jr. 146 HULL. Katherine Claire 146 HULSEY. Charles Eric 146 1NGOLD. Richard Lewis 146 IRWIN. Jeffrey Donald 146 JENNETTE, Charles Edward 146 JESSEN. Donna 146. 180 JETT, Mary Donna 146 JOHNSEN, Jayne Brita 146 JOHNSON, John Patrick 146 JOHNSON, Ronal Eugene 147 JOHNSON. Warren Arthur 147 JONES. Roland Albert 147 KAY. Debra Lynn 147 KAYAL. Rajai Labib 147 KELLER. Christine MacFarlane 147 KENNEDY, Dwight Austin 147 KERTESZ. Georgianne 147 KILGORE, Gregory Clifford 147 K1SER, Kathleen Avis 147 KRUWELL, Richard Irving 147 LADD. Flora Deborah 147 LAKESON, William Bradley, Jr. 147 LAMBERT, Danny Wayne 147 LANCE. Alice Faye 147 LEDFORD, Thomas Richard 147 LEIGHTON. Donald Wayne 147 LESTER. Pamela Sue 147 LEYDA. Mary Kathleen 147 LIGHT. Frank Rainey. Jr. 147 LIGHT. Joseph Theron 148 LINDSAY. Catherine Patricia 148 LOCKLEAR. Bonnie Lane 148 LUCAS. Clarence Perkins, III 148 LUCAS. William Al len. IV 148 McCAIN. Mary Louise 148 McCAULEY. Catherine Mary 148 McCLANAHAN. Albert Martin 148 McCLURE. Hal Wood 148 McCOWN. Katherine Fain 148 McCOY, Robert Fullwood 148 McCRARY. Marsha Jeanne 148 McCRARY. Thomas King 148 McGINSEY. Elizabeth Deaton 148 McGUlRE. Mark Patrick 148 McJUNKIN. George Guy 148 McNEELY. Caroline Jean 148 MADDOX. Steven Walter 148 MARTENS. Peter Fowler 148 MARTIN. Gina Anne 148 MATHENY. Charles Clayton. Jr. 149 Ads and Index 179 — i- ' Sng.-s-a ■mvcs! DUVALL ' S DRUG STORE Brevard, North Carolina COCA-COLA Drink up-girls COCA-COLA is always refreshing and keeps you going, as all Brevard Students know. 180 Ads and Index -• ■ BELL DISTRIBUTORS CO. Asheville, North Carolina MEASE, John Richard 149 MILLER. Richard Frederick 149 MILLING. Esther Hart 149 MILLS, David Grier 149 MONROE, Terry Verl 149 MOOSE, Carl Thomas, Jr. 149. 172 MORMAN. William Theron 149 MORRIS. Baxter Warren 149 NILES, John Adams, IV 149 NIX. Daniel Avery 149 0 CONNER. Maureen Elizabeth 149 O ' NEILL, Randy Michael 149 PAXTON, Noel Katherine 149 PEACE. Alvin Eugene, Jr. 149 PEOPLES. William Silas. Jr. 149 PERRY, Carolyn Faye 149 PERRY. Rodney Blane 149 PETTY. Alvis Brooks. Jr. 149 POLLET, Douglas Teague 149 POTTS. Annette Williams 150 PRUITT, David Lee 150 PURIFOY. Betty McRae 150 PUSEY, Christopher William 150 RALLS. Anne Wagoner 150 RAMSEY, Eugene Norman 150 RANDEL. Hugh Wayne, Jr. 150 RANSON, Jerry Paul 150 RAPER. Linda Louise 150 RASH, Donald Ray 150 RAY. Robert Charles 150 RENICK. Debbie Kathleen 150 RICHARDSON. Laura Ann 150 ROBERTS, Louis Hudson 150 SANDIFER. Rosalyn Atha 150 SANTAMARIA. Margaret Rose 150 SARGENT. Keith Landra 150 SCALES. Melvin Julius 150 SCHROEDER. John Stephen 150 SHARPE. Linda Kay 150 SHARPE. Linda Kay 150 SHEIDY. Rebecca Louise 151 SHEPPARD. Marshall Boyd. Jr. 151 SHERWOOD. Beverly Pauline 151, SIMMONS, Cecilia Kay 151 SIZEMORE, Hugh Rich, Jr. 1 5 1 SMITH, Mark Holland 151 SNYDER, Alicia Kennon 151 SPENCE, Sarah Florence 151 SPRINGFIELD, Sherry Lee 151 STEED, Ellen Angelica 151 STEELE, Mary Loree 151 oafi S3S= 188. 191 HotorJZodge IMPERIAL MOTOR LODGE 75 Completely New Modern Units CONFERENCE ROOM AVAILABLE Highways 64 276 North Phone: 883-3185 Brevard, N. C. Ads and Index 181 a_ „- ,,m.,; ..,,... i .. , , 1.11 £££2T!l£t2£C!3£S2£!CCCStEC ' BREVARD PAINT DECORATING CENTER GLIDDEN PAINTS Complete Decorating Service Bus. 883-9760 206 N. Caldwell Street Brevard, N. C. 28712 CARDINAL CLEANERS They even have special delivery! For the best job, CARDINAL CLEAN- ERS is the place to take your clothes. LOVE ' S JEWELRY AND GIFTS (formerly Parson ' s Jewelry) Diamond rings, wedding bands, china silver and many gift items including hand tooled leather bags by the Leather Shop. 30 E. Main Street Brevard, N. C. M-B INDUSTRIES Rosman, N. C. 1K2 Ads and Index .E E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company INCORPORATED There ' s a World of Things We ' re Doing Something About H AcKand Index 183 55 -iassdasdagia KJ W attsxaxsr, i£:r = 9SHSS STANDARD PAPER SALES COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SPECIALISTS Asheville, N. C. STEMPLE, Gregory Lee 151 STEPHENS, MollieJane 151 STERLING. David Lee 151 STEWART, Dale Gary 151 STRATTON, John Albert, III 151 STRICKER, Nancy Jo 151 STUTTS, Richard Brooks 151 TANZEY. Robert Eugene 151 THOMAS, David Rash, Jr. 151 TODD, Richard Kent 152 TURNAGE, Douglas Clayton 152 TUTTLE. Lynn Thomas 152 VANCOVERN, David Thorns 152 VOEGELE Robert Louis 152 WALKER, Charles Irving, Jr. 152 WALLACE. Lynne Ellen 152 WALP, Lee Charles 152, 180 WATSON. Robert Lewis, Jr. 152 WEAVER. Henry Andrew 152 WH1TAKER, Dean Nathan 152 WH1TTELSEV, Daniel Ingersoll 152 WIKOFF. Steven Davis 152 WILCOX. David Howard 152 WILLIAMS. Arthur Samuel 152 WILLIAMS.DavidTaylor.il 152 WILLIAMS. Ingrid Marilyn 152 WILLIS, Sherree Lynn 152 WOODY, Dawn Clark 152 WOOTEN, Sheila Mae 152 YOUNG. Leslie Irene 153 YOUNTS, Gayle Arlene 153 ACTIVITIES INDEX PHI THFTA KAPPA CHRISTIAN COUNCIL Lou Whicker Larry Drayton Leslie Siddaway Pamela Boyce Mrs. W. N. Beard Jane Craig Gail Crenshaw Gene Hehemann Mary Helen Huggins Thomas Livingston Kathy Newton John Williams President Vice-President Secretary- Historian Treasurer- Parliamentarian Adviser Connie Laws Rick Auten C. E. Roy Sharon Boring Robert Crump Kathy Forbes Tony Forrest Debbie Frye Beth Graves Mike Henderson Debra Hinson Kendra Kulba Bobby Miller Diane Peacock Ann Ralls Sally Ritchie Melvin Scales Mary Steele Lee Stoffel Clayton Tinny Dan Whittelsey President Secretary Adviser DAY STUDENTS ' CLUB Allan Houston Carolyn Russell R. J. Alderman Jerry Aronson Roger Ashe John Bailey Tim Baker Lisa Bingham Jeannie Bishop Deanna Bishop John Boggs Linda Brown Beth Burdette Mark Burdette Lynn Burrell Libby Carpenter Gaye Coltrane Karen Cox Lynn Garren Randy Garren William Garrett Bill Gash President Secretary Adviser Jacqueline Gravely Heini Germann Walter Gravley Glen Hardin Allen Hicks Richard Hipps Mary Helen Huggins Donna Jett Warren Johnson Wanda Johnstone Alice Faye Lance Frank Light Joe Light Jean McNeely Tom McCrary Steve Metcalf Nina Mimms Kathy Paxton Annette Potts Ronnie Whitmire John Williams Dawn Woody Mike Worley Sara Worley MNEMOSYNEAN Lou Ellen Y ' oung Janet Daniel Kathy Dimling Jane Givens Miss Neva Corbin Terri Anderson Debbi Angel Jan Augustine Judy Baggett Sheryl Balogh Susan Boone Anne Carpenter Virginia Clement Karen Copley Karen Core Jill Crabtree Cheryl Currin Nancy Dabbs Libby Deese Patty Evans Susan Elwood Katie Everette Mane Gallo President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser 184 Ads and Index ' mmmmmm ■ ■- Mfc .- • ■s. T .- y . ' ; WIX CORPORATION OF GASTON I A the Gold Standard in Filtration, offers the best in oil, air, and gasoline filters. Brevard College Students know WIX is the best brand. PISGAH CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Brevard RICE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. Nationally Known Fine Furniture Home Furnishing and Accessories In the Brevard Area 883-9210 72 W. Main Street Ads and Index 185 ___ Terri Gatti Martha Geouge Jeanne Gregory Toni Griffin Lyn Harrison Teresa Hollifield Nancy Hudson Georgi Kertesz Kathy Kiser Dehbi Ladd Nancy McCardell Kalhy McCown Cathy McCauley Carolyn Perry Mary Claire Simmons Beverly Snyder Sally Spence Angle Steed Margo Stroupe lngnd Williams Sherree Willis Terry Woodall Sheila Wooten Kathy Newton CLARION STAFF Mark McGuire William B. Watterson Jill Wright Diane Peacock Ralph Howey Liz Aldridge Sheryl Balogh Tom Boshamer Tony Forrest Mary Helen Huggins Ray Rash M. B. Sheppard Henry Weaver Editor Adviser Advertising Typist Photographer CAMPUS GOLD Sally Ritchie Miss Gail Anderson Sharon Boring President Adviser Sharlene Bultman Holly Choate Jane Craig Debbie Frye Mary Helen Huggins Kendra Kulba Debby Pace Ann Ralls Jean Shaver Becky Sheidy Shirley Swayney Lou Whicker Sheila Wooten YOUNG REPUBLICANS David Wilcox Debbie Frye Debbi Angel Rick Auten Charles Ballentine Bill Baltz Co-Chairman Co-Chairman RED DIAMOND SERVICE STATION North Broad Street Brevard, North Carolina (704) 883-9260 OflimA Juettctuee Company 100 - 102 NORTH BROAD STREET BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA FURNITURE APPLIANCES SALES SERVICE J. EDWIN MIMS 208 ASHWORTH AVENUE BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Brevar d, North Carolina 186 Ads and Index Btog .t — lin CORPORATION PISGAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA =3 ssssf =s£r 3Sui a=ra  .15 sea ■ csss ill s9 Ads and Index 187 M uJJjgJ«Jj lBqg aE{ ■ m- i— « nf ' Try BREVARD MOTOR LODGE Brevard, North Carolina MILLER ' S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, INC. 343 King St. Brevard, N. C. Large enough to know, Small enough to care SKY CITY Brevard, North Carolina 188 Ads and Index  _ ■ Duane Bradley BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Debbie Frye Jim Clayton Jo Ann Griffin Debbie Frye Pres dent Carolyn Russell Clark Dean Mary Helen Huggins Christian Outreach Lee Stoffel Frances Ehrlich Mrs. Charles Bryson Ad viser Richard Stutts Tony Forres! Keith Lathrop Ad viser David Wilcox Bill Gibbes Sharlene Bullman Danny Lambert Beth Graves BIG SISTERS Clayton Tinny Lynn Garren Dan Whittelsey Allen Hicks Fred Holder Debby Pace Kendra Kulba President Diane Peacock Vice-President Connie Laws Secretary-Treasurer MASQUERS Anne Ralls Miss Mary Margaret Houk Adviser Sally Ritchie Kathy Newton President Steve Schroeder Elizabeth Aldndge Shirley Swayney Vice President Kent Todd Judith Baggett Lou Whicker Secretary-Treasurer Sandra Baucom Mrs. David Miller Adviser Pam Boyce Crys Conner Jim Clerici WESTMINSTER FI LOWSHIP Gail Crenshaw Libby Deese CnstinaCuevas Garrett Hogan Sally Ritchie Pres dent Kathy Forbes Mike Martin Mrs. Thomas Munro Ad viser Debbie Frye Erik Sieurin ■ BI B rA. . . L . . A ■■■■■! MILK ■ SEALTEST FOODS Division of Kraftco Co. Broad and Caldwell Streets Brevard, North Carolina Phone: 883-3770 JAMES C. GAITHER ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE— INSURANCE 34 South Broad Street Brevard, North Carolina Ads and Index 189 IiTi i t ■«■■ ™iii r- ;= -- t - — - ■ ' ' ■ « - —■ ■• ■-■ -- — p— . ■- TRANSYLVANIA TIMES Transylvania Times, Brevard ' s prize-winning newspaper, keeps you aware of round-the- clock happenings at home, across the coun- try, and around the world. News coverage is always up-to-date with the Times. BURGERLAND Brevard, North Carolina 190 Ads and Index __— 1 COM M UNITY CASH COMMUNITY CASH Brevard, North Carolina WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY North Caldwell Street Brevard, North Carolina Adjacent to the Campus Conveniently located to serve Brevard College students i ' ' THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY - L H L 3 -9 Brevard, North Carolina m ■■tl2 An environmental achievement (704) 885-2131 ml t Ads and Index 191  r in  ' r « - ' ' T w ' g wgag u i rxa a gs J ■ ■! iMi ir — Lynn Garren Martha Geouge Judith Grobe Nancy Hudson Cynthia Koehl Marcia Lain Kathleen Newton Debby Pace Lynn Pickelsimer Jean Shaver Leslie Siddaway Mary Claire Simmons Beverly Snyder Christie Weigle Lou Whicker Lyn Willingham KAPPACHI Bob Crump Maureen O ' Connor Beth Graves C. E. Roy Rick Auten Ruth Bell Sharlene Boltman Suzi Boone Charles DeBerry David Duncan Kathy Forbes Mike Henderson Debra Hinson Connie Laws Marsha McCrary Mary Steele David Wilcox President Vice-President Secretary Adviser Brian Cuff David Cumbie Roddy Delaney Mike Elmore Bob Etri Tony Forrest Robbie Gandy Vikram Garg David Holland Dan Holsenbeck Charlie Holt Stan Johnson Bill Lanham Hal McClure Mark McGuire George McJunkin Chuck Matheny Terry Monroe Gene Peace Bill Peoples Douglas Pollet Ray Rash Craig Sharpe M. B. Sheppard Richard Stutts Joe Thomas Doug Turnage Bob Voegele Chuck Walker Lee Waip Niles Whittaker Bobby Phillips Melvin Scales Sergeant-at-Arms Parliamentarian BUSINESS CLUB Christie Weigle Joanne Griffin Carolyn Holland Sherry Springfield Mrs. Thomas Monro Terri Anderson Carol Ahlquist Marian Byrd Ginger Clement Sherry Frazier Marilyn Holland Pat Lindsay Nancy McCardell Cindy Moss Debbie Renick Carolyn Russell Cecilia Sim mons Angie Steed President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser DELPHIAN James Stovall Eddie Washburn J. Eric Wiechert Mike Anderson Bruce Arden Rick Auten Don Baker David Ballenger John Barnes Dan Brown Tony Cirelli Don Clark David Critz 192 Ads and Index President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser CHIAROSCURO STAFF John Stratton, III Mrs. W. N. Beard Cheryl Currin Libby Deese Terri Gatti Terry Harper Harry Howard Jean McNeely Steve Schroeder Art Editor Adviser CHOIR Nelson F. Adams Marc Brady Andy Brightwell Preston Colbey CristinaCuevas Eugenia Dees Samuel Edwards Sam Fiske Bill Gash Kathenne Hull Larry Lamkin Mary McCain Nina Hammett Mimms Lori Patton Rosalyn Sandifer Mollie Stephens Director SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE Mike Benegar Pam Boyce Larry Dryaton Lyn Willingham FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE Emoree Addison John Benedict Tom Moose Mark Smith SOCIAL BOARD Dan Holsenbeck Director Don Baker Brown Bobbitt Andy Brightwell Susan El wood Katie Everette Lynn Garren Debra Hinson Sande Holland Marsha McCrary Libby McGimsey Bill Miller JUDICIAL BOARD C. Ray Fisher Chairman David Peacock Jay Petty Jim Swanson Mrs. E. K. McLarty D. Timothy Murray SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Paul Merritt Jill Wright Christie Weigle R. Steven Walker President Vice-President Secretary Adviser FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Melvin Scales Dan Whittelsey Clara Deloach Wade H. Long President Vice-President Secretary Adviser DORMITORY OFFICERS Niles Whittaker TAYLOR Rick Auten President STUDENT UNION LEGISLATURE Tom Livingston Vice-President Ken Kreklau Secretary-Treasurer Lee Stoffel President Win Alexander Speaker of Legislature GREEN Miss Mary Margaret Houk Adviser Hugh A. Moran. Jr. Adviser David M Holcombe Secretary Scott Dalrymple President Joanne Griffin Adviser Sonny Merritt Vice-President Dan Whittelsey Treasurer Dan Palmer Secretary-Treasurer ottafia  «W1 tWfH-m I SI HI M James Clayton Boh Miller Melvin Scales President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer IONI S Lou Ellen Young Theresa Sullivan Nancy Hudson President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer WEST BEAM Dehhie Frye Lou Whicker Kathy Dimling President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer GLEE CLUB Nelson F. Adams Brown Bobbitt Brad Bolchoz Duane Bradley Marc Brady Molly Bush Preston Colbey Eugenia Dees William Garrett Martha Geouge David Hardy Terry Harper Katherine Hull Jayne Johnsen Pam Lester Mary McCain Nancy McCardell Martin McClanahan Robert McCoy Gina Martin Nina Hammett Mimms Kathleen Newton Lori Patton David Pollard Annette Potts Christopher Pusey Robert Ray Rosalyn Sandifer Melvin Scales Sven Sieurin Mollie Stephens David Sterling Lynn Tuttle Robin Vaughan Niles Whittaker David Wilcox John Williams Sheila Woolen Director CONCERT BAND D. Joan Moser John Benedict Brad Bolchoz Jane Craig Charles DeBerry Larry Drayton Samuel Edwards Sam Fiske Judy Grobe David Hardy Christine Keller Director Larry Lamkin John Mease Kathleen Newton Lori Patton David Pollard Christopher Pusey Robert Ray Rosalyn Sandifer Sven Sieurin David Sterling Gary Stewart Kent Todd Lynn Tuttle Robert Watson David Wilcox CHAMBER SINGERS Director L. Virginia Tillotson Marshall Bradley Preston Colbey William Garrett Martha Geouge Mary McCain Gina Martin Kathy Newton Lori Patton Christopher Pusey Mol lie Stephens David Sterling Lynn Tuttle Robin Vaughan Niles Whittaker David Wilcox John Williams RESIDENCE HALL COUNSELORS WEST BEAM Liz Aldndge Debbie Pace Sally Ritchie JONES HALL. WEST WING Gail Crenshaw Diane Peacock Jean Shaver JONES HALL. EAST WING Judy Baggett Mane Gallo Martha Geouge Leslie Siddaway EAST BEAM Mike Benegar Gene Hehemann Robert Paterson GREEN HALL Bill Miller Neal Moore Jay Norns Niles Whntaker I A I OR HAI I Larry Drayton Shelton Thomason Dominique Vercaemert ADVFRI ISIM, INDIA American Thread Company 164 Austin ' s Art Shop 174 Bell Distributors 181 Bendix 178 Berry ' s Restaurant 164 Biltmore Dairy 186 Boren Clay Products Company 170 Bost Bakery. Inc. 166 Brevard College Siore 17.1 Brevard Jewelers 175 Brevard Lumber Company 17 1 Brevard Paint and Decorating C enter 182 Brevard Motor Lodge 188 Burgerland 140 Business Machines Sales Service. Inc 160 Cardinal Cleaners 182 Co-Ed Theater 159 Coca-Cola Bottling Company 180 Colonial Inn and Restaurant 172 Community Cash Stores 191 Connestee Falls Corporation 167 Duke Power Company 1 7 I E. I. duPont de Nemours Co, 18} Duvall Drug 180 First-Citizens Bank 160 First Union National Bank 177 Gaither Associates 184 Goodwill Motor Company 174 Hardees 174 Harold ' s Super Market 165 Imperial Motor Lodge 181 Kentucky Fried Chicken 165 love ' s Jewelry 182 Lyda-McCrary Motors. Inc. 164 McCrarv Chevrolet-Olds. Inc 16s M-B Industries 182 Miller ' s Laundry and Cleaners. Inc. 188 Mims Furniture Company 186 Morgan Brothers 16 1 National Linen Service 169 Nuwav Cleaners 159 Olan Mills Studios 168 Olm Corporation 187 Patterson ' s 175 Pearce- Young-Angel Company 16 1 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company 172 Pisgah Candy Company 18s Public Service Company 163 Red Diamond Service Station 186 Rice Furniture Company 18s Sealtesi Foods 184 Sears 174 Sherwin-Williams Paint Company 14 1 Sinclair Office Supply 177 Skv ( ilv 188 Spearman ' s Wholesale Meals 162 Standard Paper Sales Company. 184 Star Engraving 176 Transylvania TIMES 190 Varner ' s Drug Store. Inc 159 Waldensian Bakeries 161 Western Auto Associate Store 175 Whirlpool laundry 14 1 Winn-Dixie 154 Wix Corporation 185 WPNF I 58 Ads and Index 143 • MlHWIMU w .■■ 194 Conclusion SSKXS33SKX SS£=KSSSXJG mamaamao ££F i am a part of all i have met Conclusion 19? ■Ki S SKS ff gg ! ' 1 !!f ? g - ■ — I ■■ i.Miia fclili In • mmm mtmmr- — yet all experience is an arch where through gleams that untraveled world 196 ( onclusion MM IE=: whose margin fades for ever and for ever when i move Conclusion I 1 ' ™ V m ■_ X is si 4JELOTE staff y Steele Whicker i Garren Coltrane ' Linda Sharpe. Frances Ehrlich Mrs. C. E. Roy Bibliography Sports Editor P|g rographer Photographer Photaj Class aadfiusiness Manager Assistant BusirieSf-Manager Assistant Business Managi ' ir ' . Editorial assistant -kfitftorial Assistant Adviser Introduction and Conclusion headlines: ULYSSES by Alfred Lord Tennyson as published in The Complete Poetical Works of Tennyson. Copyright 1 898 by Houghton. Mifflin and Company. The Riverside Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, edited by W. J. Rolfe. The 1973 edition of the PERTELOTE was composed by the PERTELOTE staff of Brevard College and published by Brevard College. 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