Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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Batman And Robin To The Rescue! Halloween night was celebrated deep in the dungeons of Ross Hall with many weird characters coming out of the woodwork. Ranging from E.T. to the Joker and the Penquin, from Batman and Robin to brothers, a large crowd showed to help Ross Hall celebrate this holiday. E.T. was so cute and authentic that he won first place in the contest for the best costume. He also stole everyone ' s heart and was the center of attention during the dance. Only o ne of the many excitements during the evening was a real Batman and Robin rescue. The dynamic duo saved a little red Volkswagen from certain drowning in a huge Brevard mud puddle. As the car rode out of sight, a voice called out, Thanks, Batman and Robin! This rescue topped off a perfect Halloween Night. The Penguin and Joker plot another dastardly deed against Batman I and Robin. Our favorite extra-terrestrial friend, E.T., flashes his finger-light DJ., Darryl Lester, puts on another jamming record at the to say Hello! Halloween dance. Halloween — 29

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The Jones ' sponsored pumpkin carving contest brought several winning faces. Maria Shackelford and friend carve their prize-winning pumpkin. Yo u just never know who you are going to run into at a Ross Hall Halloween Dance, like a punk rocker (Ron Hendrix), the bride of Frankenstein, or a spook. Debbie Farran and her girls from Jones Dorm diligently work on their prize-winning jack-o-lantern. Kim Browne and Lisa Rudeseal display their frightful-looking pumpkins. 28 — Halloween

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Members of the cast practice many long hours preparing for the play You Can ' t Take It With You This year ' s fall production, presented by the Brevard College Theatre Arts Dept. under the direction of Sam Cope, was the comedy You Can ' t Take It With You. The November 4-7 and 11-13 production was performed in the Barn Theatre. The play concerns the happy-go-lucky lifestyle of a large, middle-class family, the Sycamores, during the 1920 ' s. The plot brings together the mad Sycamore family and the unhappy Kirby family. The Sycamore family is half- crazy and not the least bit concerned with money, but they are very happy people, while the Kirbys are very wealthy and unhappy. The strange activities of the Sycamores add humor to the play. For example, the Sycamore father makes fireworks in the basement and the son-in-law has a printing press in the parlor. The vitality, enthusiasm, and professionalism of the student actors and the talented direction of Sam Cope produced a very successful and hilarious play. The cast includes: Front Row: Jeffrey Rocket, Pamela Ward, Second Row: Jamie Tucker, Pam Brittingham, Len Brown, Lynda Ferrell, Steve Wood; Back Row: Melanie Skinner. Jonathan Matthews, Kathy McKenzie, Bill Kneece, Sam Cope (director), Monica Carter, Todd Wincek, Bill Greene, Roger March, Kathleen Williams. Ed Carmichael (played by Jeffery Rocket) demonstrates his skills at the printing press in the family parlor. 30 — Fall Play