University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

44 I H ' v- 2r ««W ' ; 5 . ' t I red en ctna Alma Mater Hail! Hail to thee, our Alma Muter. Raise thy banners high: Mighty Asheville-Biltmore College Shall not ever die! Honor, glory, praise we bring thee. Hallowed halls so dear; Greater still shall rise thy virtues With each passing year! Hear thy sons. oh. Alma Muttr. Give their hearts in song. Uriifi thee, dear Ashtville-Biltmore. Mater fair and strong. Honor, glory, praise we bring thee. Hallowed halls so dear: Greater still shall rise thy virtues With each passing year! Nif KIF BONARRIGO THE 1952 SUMMIT Published Annually by the Students of ASHEVILLEBILTMORE COLLEGE ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Because we appreciate his loyal service, his friendship, and his unselfish attitude in giving of his time and of himself to the betterment of our college, we, the student body, affectionately dedi- cate the 1952 Summit to Mr. A. L. Morley. MR. A. L. MORLEY c Dedi ca W.Ai.i ' iM j- resident DR. GLENN L. BUSHEY B.S. , Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania M.A. , Columbia University Ed. D., Temple University, Penn. Jh M fftoriam DEAN WALL CE W. HANAMAN 1876-1952 IN HIM WE HAVE LOST A REAL FRIEND AdmiHistratioH DEAN OF WOMEN MRS. LUTRELLE A. WISHART English DEAN OF MEN MR. JAMES V. WEBB A. B. , University of Georgia M.A. , University of Georgia Social Science SECRETARY MRS. SADIE SPRINKLE REGISTRAR MRS. MONTEZ S. SPARKS B.S.S.A. Woman ' s College University of North Carolina LIBRARIAN MRS. ELIZABETH R. WRIGHT A.B., Randolph-Macon Wonnan ' s College; B.A. in Library Science, Ennory BUSINESS MANAGER MR. WILLIAM S. JENKINS faculty DR. WILBUR COLLINGS Degree, Licencie, Ph.D. in Commerce, University of Lausanne, Switzerland, Accounting, German MRS. ADELE P. LOWRANCE A, B. , Winthrop College; M.A. , University of Pittsburgh. Commercial Science MISS MARY T. MILLER A.B. , W.C.U.N.C.; Graduate Work National University of Mexico; M. A. , Middlebury College, Spanish, French MR. A. M. MOSER A. B. . M. A. . U.N.C. ; Graduate Work, University of Wisconsin; Pennsylvania University. Psychology, Speech, and Sociology MR. A. L. MORLEY B,S., Carnegie Tech; M.S. , Penn State, Math and Science DR. DAVID H. PIERCE St. Lawrence Univ., B.S,; University of Minnesota, M.S. New York Univ. , Ph.D. Chemistry MRS. CORNELIA ANN SEROTA B.S., North Texas State College Biology MRS. LUTRELLE A. WISHART A.B. , Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College; Graduate Work, Duke Univ. English, Journalism MR. FLOYD M. WOODY, JR. B.S. , E.C.T.C.; M. Ed. , U.N.C. Coach, History, Hygiene, and Economics PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT f . ROBERT CHARLES PLEMMONS Monogram Club Z; Student Council Z; Pres. Glee Club Z, Vice-Pres. Weepers Z; Pres. Sophomore Class Z; Octet 2; Football Manager Z; Campus Crier 2; Coach of Girls ' Basketball Team 2. JAMES THOMAS SELF Dramatics Club 1; Debate Club 1; Radio Club, Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2; Weepers 1, Pres. 2; Campus Crier 2, Business Manager and Editor-in-Chief 1; Vice- Pres. Sophomore Class Z; Student Coun- cil 2. Sophomore Class Officers SECRETARY TREASURER LOLA ANNE BURNET TE Football Sponsor 1; May Court I; Mar- shal 1; Student Council 1,2; Glee Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2; Classical Co-Eds 1, Vice-Pres. 2; Sec, of Sophomore Class 2; French Club 2; Octet 2; Basketball 2; May Queen 2, JOHNNY MACK ARNETTE Baseball 1; Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2; Monogram Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1,2; Treas. Sophomore Class 2; Sigma Mu Pi, Vice-Pres. 2; Radio Club, Social Committee 2; Superlative, Most Popu- lar 2. BARBARA NELL BROWN Glee Club 1, Z; Classical Co -Eds 1, 2; Sigma Mu Pi Z. BARBARA HORTENSE CAPPS Dean ' s List 1; Bluets I; Football Court 1; Marshal 1; The Summit Staff, Busi- ness Manager 1; Spanish Club 1, Vice- Pres. 2; Classical Co-Eds 1, Pres. 2; Classical Co-Eds 1, Pres. 2; Glee Club 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa I, Pres. 2; Sigma Mu Pi 1, Aristotle 2; Football Sponsor 1 , 2; Assembly Committee 1,2; Basket- ball 2; Student Council, Vice-Pres. 2 Octet 2; Superlative 2; Football Queen 2 B.S.U. Council, 1 st Vice-Pres. 2 Chairman of May Day 1; May Court 2, Sophomores AGNES ANN CARRELLI Football Court 1; Classical Co-Eds 1, 2; Football Sponsor 1,2; Student Council, Treas. 2; Summit Staff, Snapshot Editor 2; May Court 2. PATRICIA HARMON Football Sponsor 1; Classical Co-Eds 1, Social Chairman 2; International Re- lations Club 1, 2; Glee Club, Sec. -Treas. 2; French Club 2; Cheerleader 2; Super- lative 2. HARVEY LEE HAYNES Football 1 , Z; Monogram Club, President 2; Business Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Su- perlative, Most Athletic 2. Dramatics Club, President 2, JOEL HOLT President Freshman Class 1; Student Council 1,2; Business Club 2; Superla- tive, Best Looking 2. Sophomores PEARLINE SENITH LAKEY Business Club 1 ; Classical Co-Eds 1,2; The Summit Staff, Reporter 2; Weepers 2; Radio Club 2; Glee Club 2; Campus Crier 2; B.S.U. 2; Basketball 2. GEORGE WILLIAM McCOY, JR. Bluets, Art Staff 1; Baseball 1,2; Sigma Mu Pi 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Basket- ball 2; Summit Staff, Art Editor 2; Pres. Student Body 2; Social Committee 2; In- ternational Relations Club 2; Program Committee 2; Pres. Student Council 2. n GEORGE A. Mccracken International Relations Club 2, Presi- dent 1. GLENN DAVID NORVELL May Day Play 1; International Relations Club 1; Sigma Mu Pi, Grand Palomar 2. Sophomores MARY P. HIGGINS ORR Bluets, Poetry Editor 1; Classical Co- Eds 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, Treas. 2; Campus Crier 1,2; Weepers 2; Radio Club, Vice-Pres. 2. SAMMY BROWN PARKER Dean ' s List 1; May Day Play 1; Inter- national Relations Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, Vice-Pres. 2; Sigma Mu Pi, Centurion 2; Superlative, Most Studious 2. JOSEPH ARTHUR PATELIDAS Monogram Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1, Treas. 2; Football 1, Co-Captain 2; Summit Staff, Sports Editor 2; Radio Club, Treas. 2; Superlatives 2; Inter- national Relations Club 2, MARY MODENA PENLAND Dean ' s List 1; Business Club, Sec. 1; May Day Play 1; Football Sponsor 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, Sec. 2; Classical Co-Eds 1,2; Los Sabios, Sec. 1, Pres, 2; Cheerleader, Asst. Manager 2, Alt, 1; Sigma Mu Pi, Sec. 2; Sec. Student Body 2; Glee Club 2; Superlative 2; So- cial Committee 2; International Relations Club 2; Sec. Student Council 2. Sophomores JACK MORGAN ROGERS May Day Play 1; Radio Club 1; Debate Club 1; Monogram Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Business Club 2; Weepers 2; Campus Crier 2; B.S.U. 2. PAULINE DOLORES SAULL Sigma Epsilon Pi 1; Classical Co-Eds 2; Glee Club 2. MACK PRESTON SPEARS, JR. Bluets 1, Editor 2; Campus Crier 2; Weepers 2. BILLIE LEE TAYLOR Sigma Mu Pi 2; Glee Club 2; French Club, Vice-President 2; Classical Co- Eds 2; Superlative, Most Popular 2. Sophomores WESLEY B. THARPE Football 1; Monogram Club 1,2. GEORGE M. TRATOS Spanish Club 1 . Sophomores Not Pictured: PAUL ROBERT MANN STUART HADFORD RICE Football 1; Basketball 1,2. MHIBUJLLIU nun President: DON TAYLOR Vice-President: DOT DRAKE Representatives: JOHNNY LEE, RUTH REID. JEANNE SLUDER Ireshmen NADINE ALLEN MARY KAY BABER ALENE P. BARNWELL DAVID BLAZER freshmen KENNETH BOCKMAN TED BROWN HUBERT BUSSEY GARY CARTER BILL CASE ROBERT COOPER GARY DAVIS DOROTHY DRAKE HOMER GALLOWAY JOAN GLOVER nm 7reskmeH COE GOULAS CLAUDE GREENE MARTIN HARE JACK HARKINS DICK HENDON CLYDE HENSLEY JANE D. HYSLUP BILL JARVIS DON JONES RALPH JONES Ireshmen HERBERT KISSINGER JACK KNIGHTEN FRANK LEDWELL JOHNNY LEE ALBERT MARGRETT CAROL MILLER JESSE PAUL MILLER RUSSELL MITCHELL KENNETH MORGAN DOROTHY MOSLEY i nnsB Ireshmen VERNON MULL HARLEY NANNEY KENNARD PEASLEY FRANK PENLAND JIM PEOPLES SAM PORTER GLENN REDMOND RUTH REID BILL RIGSBEE WILLARD ROBERTS Ireshmen RAY SAWYER JOHN SCOGGINS NORMAN SEARS RICHARD SIMMERS JEANNE SLUDER DICK STICKNEY BETTY STROUPE DON TAYLOR BILL TENNANT HARRY TOLLEY i freshmen DAN WALTON JOEL WILLIAMS WILFRED WILLIAMS CHARLES WOODS ROLAND WOODY ANNIE YARBOROUGH JOHN YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG SPECIAL STUDENTS NELL CROWELL FRANCES C. PENLAND Classical Co-Eds 1, 2; Glee Club 1,2; Business Club 1, President 2; May Day Play 2. iActivities Student Council Seated, Left to Right: Barbara Capps, Joel Holt, Anne Burnette, Agnes Carelli, George McCoy, Modena Penland, Jeanne Sluder, Johnny Lee, Ruth Reid. Standing, Left to Right: James Self, Johnny Mack Arnette, Bob Plemons, Dorothy Drake, Don Taylor. OFFICERS President George McCoy Secretary Modena Penland Vice-President Bobbie Capps Treasurer Agnes Carrelli Advisors Mrs. Wishart, Mrs. Wright, and Coach Woody AIM: For students to assist in choosing the policies for the school to follow. I Summit Staff Editor-in-Chief , Dorothy Drake As sistant Editor _ , Nadine Allen Art Editor George McCoy Business Manager , Bud Williams Advertising Manager , Carol Miller Production Manager Betty Stroupe Sports Editor joe Patelidas Assistant Sports Editors John Young Dorothy Mosley Bobby Cooper Snapshot Editor Agnes Carrelli Associate Editor Don Jones PorteT _ , , Pearline Lakey Advisor , Miss Miller French Club Left to Right: Miss Miller, Billie Lee Taylor, Anne Burnette, Dorothy Drake, Jean Sluder, Jane Hyslup, Albert Margrett. OFFICERS President A. J. Margrett Secretary Treasurer Jane Hyslup Vice-President BiUie Taylor Advisor Miss Miller AIM: To promote interest in the French speaking people and their countries. = Cos Sabios-Spanisk Club s Left to Right: Bobbie Capps, Jane Hyslup, Modena Penland, Joan Glover, Johnny Lee, Miss Miller, Bill Tennant, Joe Patilidas, Dick Hendon, Kenneth Bockman. OFFICERS President Modena Penland Secretary Joan Glover Vice-President Bobbie Capps Treasurer Joe Patelidas Advisor Miss Miller AIM: To promote interest in the Spanish speaking people and their countries. Gs vmsKB Weepers Left to Right: James Self, Mary Kay Baber, Jeanne Sluder, Ted Brown, Bill Case, Bob Plem- mons, Ruth Reid, John Young, Pearline Lakey, Not Pictured: Carol Miller, Dot Mosley, Phy- llis Cogburn, Bill Tennant, Jack Rogers, Mary Orr, Mack Spears. OFFICERS President James Self Secretary, .,.„,,.o = Ruth Reid Vice-President Bob Plemmons Treasurer, ,„.,,., Phyllis Cogburn Campus Crier, Editor-in-Chief ,..,,. John Young PURPOSE: Its purpose is to further the social and journalistic interests of Asheville-Biltmore College. CAMPUS CRIER Published three times a year by the Weepers of Asheville-Biltmore College, Asheville, North Carolina. Articles in the Campus Crier reflect the opinions of the writers and do not claim to represent student or college opinion. A ' - jCibbers Kadio Club Left to Right: James Self, Jack Kfighten, Pearline Lakey, Mary Higgins, Jean Sluder, Robert Cooper, Bill Case, Frank Penland, Bill Tennant, Harry Tolley, Ted Brown, Johnny Mack Ar- nette, Norman Sears, Joe Patelidas, Dick Stickney, John Young. Not Pictured: Mary Kay Baber, Bill Jarvis. OFFICERS President James Self Vice-President Mary Higgins Secretary Jeanne Sluder PURPOSE: Treasurer Joe Patelidas Press Agent John Young Advisor Mr. Fred Brown (Not Pictured) To develop better understanding of radio broadcasting among our students and to further interest in activities sponsored by this club. Pki Zheta Kappa Left to Right: Mrs. Serota, Modena Penland, Mary Higgins, Sammy Parker, Barbara Capps. OFFICERS President Bobbie Capps Secretary Modena Penland Vice-President Sam Parker Treasurer Mary Higgins Orr Advisor Mrs. Serota AIM; To uphold high scholastic achievement and create better understanding among students. Q: ::: Sigtna Mu Pi Left to Right: Sam Parker, Glenn Norvell, Bobbie Capps, Modena Penland, Johnny Mack Arnette, Mr, Morley. OFFICERS George McCoy, , , , Sam Parker Grand Scribe Modena Penland Advisor. .,.o„ ... , , . . Mr. Morley AIM: To honor students who make A in Math, Hternational Kelations Club First Row, Left to Right: Joan Glover, Penland, Albert Margrett. Second Row: George McCoy, Mr. Webb. Annie Yarborough, Jane Hyslup, Pat Harmon, Modena Don Taylor, John Young, Joe Patelidas, Jim Peoples, OFFICERS President John Young Vice-President Joan Glover Secretary Treasurer Jane Hyslup Public Relations Officer, . . Annie Yarborough PURPOSE To instill interest and develop an understanding of international affairs, to make a study of each nation and their relationships to the end that an in- telligent appraisal of problems may be made, to create and sustain interest in current international events. r_ JH business Club First Row: Betty Stroupe, Mary Kay Baber, Nadine Allen, Elizabeth Hoey, Nell Crowell, Fran- ces Penland. Second Row: Roland Woody, Bob Plemmons, Ted Brown, Norman Sears, Joel Holt, Mrs. Lowrance, Kenneth Bockman, John Young. Third Row: Dr. Collings, Bill Case, Bill Rigsbee, Rex Owens, Hubert Bussey. OFFICERS President Frances Penland Social Chairman Elizabeth Hoey Vice-President Nadine Allen Program Chairman Betty Stroupe Secretary U Treasurer Nell Crowell Publicity Chairman John Young Advisor Mrs, Lowrance AIM: To increase the scope of business interests by discussions and by field trips to the various industries in this section. Qlee Club First Row, Left to Right: Ruth Reid, Dot Drake, Anne Burnette, Barbara Capps, Pat Harmon, Mary Kay Baber, Jeanne Sluder, Nell Crowell, Billie Taylor, Modena Penland, Dot Mosleyi Joan Glover, Frances Penland. Second Row: Jim Peoples, Charles Woods, Russ Mitchell] Jack Knighten, Bobby Cooper. Third Row: Ray Sawyer, Bob Plemmons, Dan Walton, Dick Hendon, John Young. Fourth Row: Bill Tennant, Johnny Mac Arnette, Dick Stickney, Bobby Young, Martin Hare, Claude Greene. I OFFICERS President Bob Plemmons Vice-President Anne Burnette Secretary Treasurer Pat Harmon Director Dorothy Drake Accompanist Mary Kay Baber Advisor Dean Hanaman Q: Classical Co-Sds First Row Left to Right: Anne Burnette, Agnes Carrelli. Billie Taylor, Frances Penland. Joan Glover Annie Yarborough, Nell Crowell, Elizabeth Hoey, Jeanne Sluder, Mary Kay Baber, Nadine Allen, Dot Mosley, Mrs. Wishart. Second Row: Modena Penland, Bobbie Capps, Betty Stroupe, Pat Harmon, MaryHiggins, RuthReid, Dot Drake, Carol Miller, Pearline Lakey. OFFICERS President Bobbie Capps Secretary Modena Penland Vice-President Anne Burnette Treasurer Agnes carreiii Advisor Mrs. Wishart Q Monogram Club ■- - Left to Right: George McCoy, Harvey Haynes, Ted Brown, Roland Woody, John Scoggins, John- ny Mack Arnette, Joe Patelidas, Stuart Rice, Don Taylor, Jack Knighten. OFFICERS President Harvey Haynes Secretary Treasurer Jack Knighten Vice-President Ted Brown Advisor Coach Floyd Woody AIM: To promote better athletics and sportsmanship in the school. 1 ' iBB M, S. U. President Joan Glover I Vice -President Barbara Capps II Vice-President Ruth Reid III Vice-President Betty Stroupe Secretary Nadine Allen Treasurer Kenneth Bockman Publicity Director Johnnie Lee Music Director Mary Kay Baber Faculty Advisor Mrs. W. B. Sprinkle Pastor Advisor Dr. W, Perry Crouch Student Secretary Miss Mildred Thomas Nadine Allen Mary Kay Baber David Blazer Kenneth Bockman J. H. Bussey Gary Carter Barbara Capps Nell C rowell Homer Galloway Jpan Glcver MEMBERS Coe Goulas Claude Greene Joel Holt Don Jones Ralph Jones Herbert Kissinger Jack Knighten Pearline Lakey Johnnie Lee George McCracken Paul Miller Russ Mitchell Harley Nanney Kennard Peasley Frank Penland Ruth Reid Stuart Rice Jack Rogers Betty Stroupe Roland Woody Annie Yarborough MAY DAY 1951 ' ' May Queen ' ' Rose Marie Brown ' ' Attendants ' ' Dorothy Meadows Jean Harrison Anne Burnette Patricia Barefoot ' ' Crown Bearer Martha Jane Brown SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS ' ' Queen ' ' Jean Brigman ' ' Servant ' ' Martha Moore ' ' Snow White ' ' Modena Penland Hunter Ed Taylor ' ' Court Dancers ' ' Jo Price Nancy Ledbetter Gail Fisher Mary Skinner Seven Dwarfs Alfred Hughes Jack Rogers Howard Barton Walter Bryant David Richardson Lewis Israel George Brady ' ' Prince ' ' Earl Seckinger ' ' Prince ' s Men Sammy Parker Glenn Norvell Gerald Thompson Henson Whitaker Court Entertainer Carol Weaver The Voice Janet Hodges Faculty Advisors Mrs. Wishart Mrs. Wright ' Chairman of May Day ' Barbara Capps k B Superlatives MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Bobbie Capps and Joe Patelidas BETTY COED AND JO COLLEGE Pat Harmon and Dan Walton MOST ATHLETIC Joe Patelidas and Harvey Haynes MOST STUDIOUS Agnes Carrelli and Sam Parker MOST POPULAR Billie Taylor and Johnny Arnette BEST LOOKING Modena Penland and Joel Holt r IP Cheerleaders Cheerleaders: Modena Penland, Asst. Manager; Pat Harmon, Nell Crowell, Ruth Reid, John Young, Head Cheerleader; Jeanne Sluder, Mary Kay Baber. Alternates: Carol Miller, Dot Mosley, Manager. Co-Captain ROLAND WOODY COACK WOODY Co-Captain JOE PATELIDAS rok ► «■ % • ■ ' ' ' w lX £ ' THE 1951 BULLDOGS DON TAYLOR JOHNNY MACK ARNETTE HARVEY HAYNES TED BROWN JOHN SCOGGINS rv 34t GARY CARTER KEN MORGAN GARY DAVIS DICK STICKNEY COE GOULAS and BOB PLEMMONS 1951 FOOTBALL REVIEW BY JOHN YOUNG Under the leadership of co-captains P lann Woody and Joe Patelidas, the Asheville- Biltmore College Bulldogs completed their 1 351 gridiron schedule with three wins and four Although football was dropped last on a limited basis. Each home game v financial problem. With one exceptio During the summer Floyd Woody v ng at the college, il was ponsored by some organi: ■ery team wras played twic uned Head Coach at Ashe Tied again this fall 1, thus solving the ille liltiT I Mile MARTIN HARE « V coaching the Millard-Fletcher Mightv his call for football candidates late last summ. Only seven letlermen returned, and with this s ipete with much larger squads from the state s ( L his boys down to a September Z2. Iher week of praci re College, hard work iceeding Herb Coman, who When Coach Woody put answered by a squad of ZZ rni he had lo develop a team to junior colleges- After a week of work in light equipment. Coach Woody s in order to be ready for the season opener with Lees-McRae was called off, however, due to heavy rain and the team had anoiix their opening game. On September 29 the Bulldogs played host to Gardner-Webb Ji Stadium Outmanned, but certainly not out-fought, the home team tosi .o- - • l.i= — .= = Western Carolinas Junior College Conference game. In the first half Ihe score was held 0-0. but in the third quarter a pass from Don Taylor was intercepted and G-W made its first touchdown. In the fourth quarter Gerald Freeman scored for Gardner-Webb. Freeman also made the third touchdown for G-W by intercepting a pass from Ken Morgan. No extra points were made - ■ ' October fc was an open date, but on Octobe Lions at Memorial Stadium. This was the first tim Mars HiU, It was another conference game. Early in the second quarter. Norman Sears extra point. Mars Hill ' s Joe Byrd - ' ' 1 3 the Bulldogs defeated the Mars Hill rveral years that A-B C had played I 30 yards .red A-1 after hdown and made the atching a pass from ;-McRae ' s 1 34 yards to A-B s 6-yard line Bay Savorer received the kick from Mars Hill and handed off to Don Taylor. Taylor carried the ball SO yards to score. Sawyer made the extra point. Neither team scored in the third quarter, but in the fourth quarter a pass from Connor to Byrd gave the Lions another T.D. The extra point was made by Allen Shubert. Soon afterwards Ihe game ended with the score 14-13. The next Saturday was another open date, but on October 27 Ihe Bulldogs traveled to Banner Elk to battle the Lees-McRae Bobcats. The Bulldogs lost this conference game, but they ouiplayed iheBobcats. In the first quarter Ihe score was held 0-0 although the Bulldogs drove to Leei 4-yard line. During the second quarter Ken Cannon of the Bobcats i and fromlhere he scored a T.D. Joe White made the point. During this same q ter Sears made a touchdown for the Bulldogs, but his try for the extra point was blocked. In the third quarter Floyd Patrick scored for the Bobcats from A-B ' s - -yard lir point was good. White passed to Doug Haminetl, who s was not made and the game ended ZO-b. The A-B Bulldogs were now forced to s formation because quarterback Ken Morgan N ' mbe r 3 A-B journeyed ' to Grerr! s: C. to play North Greenville Junior College. In thrthird quarter }ack Mansfield received a pass from Marshall L.ndsay and scored for the Black Widows. The point was made by Don Caldwell. In the closing minutes of the game, BiU Rigsbee threw a 70-yard pass I- k -— Ha. who made the touchdown for A-B. By failin g to cored for L-1 in the fourth quarter from the winged-T to the ved a broken collarbone i The The point make the point, the Bulldogs li 7-6. Asheville-Biltmore r I unbeaten Gardner-Webb agair 1 Nevi he game ber 10 at Boiling Spr- In the first quarter Freeman scored for G-W and late in the second period J: rison ran 67 yards for a T.D. No extra points were made during the first half Bobby Bush scored the final T.D. for Gardner-Wi made the point and Ihe game ended 25-0 in favor of Ga Asheville-Biltmore played its last home game of the ial Stadium. This was the Homecoming game f naming of the winner and runner-up of the M: contest. The Bulldogs Widows in a Western C Jack Holt ter Ihe third quar ' Webb. 1 on November 17 in i. ' . .mor- Ihe Bulldogs and was highlighted by the Buncombe County High School of 1951 fine performance by defeating the North Greenville Black s Junior College Conference game. Gary Carter received a pass from Sawyer to make the T.D. for A-B in the first quar- Z% lrlT Th ne t rD.- for the Bulldogs in the second quarter. The point was The final T.D for the Bulldogs was made in the third quarter and again the point was The Black Widows hit pay di failed to make Ihe point and A-B touchdown in the second quarter, no good. t with less than a minute to go in the final quarter They won the game 21-6. The Black Widows made an 87-yard but they were penalized for clipping and so the T.D. vsras led to Mars Hill to play their final game of was a conference game and was witnessed ring this game, they were penalised On Thanksgiving Day the A-B Bulldogs the season with Mars Hill Junior College ' ' ' NeftVer ' rim scored in the first quarter, but in the second quarter Sears Sawyer who made the score for A-B Sears made the po ' ' ' b.1 Boyd of the Lions ran 8B yards for a T.D. ' ' f Xr T D for 1 point by receiving a pass from Shubert Marion Powell made another T.D. for and Dickie Singleton made the point. Although the Lions made one other H for offensive holding and so they lost thei In the fourth quarter Sears of A-B si The Bulldogs attempted a field goal fumble and driving from the Lions ' 45, However i ApassfromSears to Carter gave the Bulldogs the. not made and the game ended 20-14 in favor of Ashev, game of the season for the Bulldogs although Woodys ' sixty Thus Ihe ci Bulldogs. ed a touchdov n and made Ihe Mars Hill 5-yard lir ■■■ football teai The point was -as the greatest reighed. Coach ,n in glory V of the Asheville-Biltmore College NORMAN SEARS RAY SAWYER JACK ROGERS FRANK PENLAND HARRY TOLLEY football Queen BARBARA CAPPS CONTESTANTS FOR THE TITLE Miss Buncombe County High School of 1951 ' Front Row, Left to Right: Betty Jean Gaddy, Weaverville; Rita Gasperson, Black Mountain; Louise West, Woodfin (winner of the contest); and Cora Craig, Fairview (runner-up). Second Row: Vera Bridges, Leicester; Betty Lou Holland, Emma; Wynelle Ford, Sand Hill; Nancy Bowman, West Buncombe; and Zelda Teems, Swannanoa. Not Pictured: Martha Dillingham , Flat Creek. basketball George McCoy, Glenn Redmond, Gary Carter, Jack Knighten, Willard Roberts, Stuart Rice, Vernon Mull, Martin Hare, Claude Greene, John Scoggins, Gary Davis, Ted Brown. Not Pictured: Norman Sears, Ralph Jones, Ray Sawyer (Manager). BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1951-1952 WE 65 A-B C 81 A-B C 67 A-B C 72 A-B C HERE THERE THERE HERE Valley Springs Independent Basketball Tournament; 65 A-B C THERE 63 A-B C THERE 47 A-B C THERE 53 A-B C THERE Finished fourth in tournament. 72 A-B C THERE 83 A-B C HERE 69 A-B C HERE 57 A-B C THERE 72 A-B C THERE 51 A-B C Bulldogs HERE 61 A-B C Bulldogs THERE 89 A-B C Bulldogs THERE 74 A-B C Bulldogs THERE 80 A-B C Bulldogs HERE 72 February 1 -Open 49 A-B C Bulldogs THERE 73 A-B C Bulldogs THERE 68 A-B C Bulldogs HERE 72 A-B C Bulldogs THERE 71 A-B C Bulldogs THERE A-B C Bulldogs THERE A-B C Bulldogs HERE A-B C Bulldogs THERE Senni- finals: A-BC 77 THEY WCTC Jayvees (Kittymounts) 43 Spruce Pine Lions 8 3 Gardner-Webb Bulldogs 59 Clemson College Jayvees 63 Madison County All-Stars 50 Hendersonville All-Stars 40 Bunconnbe County All-Stars 55 Consolation with Coaches Five 65 Finals: A-BC 63 Univ. of South Carolina Jayvees 4 3 Fort Jackson Headquarters Soldiers 81 Gardner-Webb Bulldogs 49 Coaches Five 58 Clemson College Jayvees 58 Lees-McRae College 61 University of South Carolina Jayvees 48 Brevard College 59 Mars Hill Junior College 53 Spartanburg College 54 WCTC Jayvees (Kittymounts) 60 Spartanburg College 47 Mars Hill Junior College 58 Lees-McRae College 84 North Greenville College 56 Brevard College 50 North Greenville College Cancelled Junior College Conference tournament. Spartanburg 64 Runner-up Lees-McRae 85 (J iris ' basketball Nell Crowell, Jeanne Sluder, Anne Burnette, Bobbie Capps, Nadine Allen, Betty Stroupe, Mary Kay Baber, Carol Miller, Phyllis Cogburn, Dorothy Drake. Mvertising mtmk Compliments of AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RAYON YARN Lowland, Tenn. Enka, N. C, wman Compliments of Beacon Manufacturing Co Swannanoa North Carolina NORMAN ' S USED CARS NEW USED CARS BOUGHT SOLD Norman Bro ' wn, Owner 1 35 Coxe Ave. Dial 6141 Res. 2-4678 Asheville North Carolina ScHrafftS Thf Xali ' n ' s Leadin (.andies 0 SAI.1-. T C;OOD S ' l ' ORMS i: KR VHF.RE $1.00 — $2.00 lb. Morgan Bros., Inc. Wltiilesale Distributors bl Bioadwav. Asheville. X. C. [d y)is Delicious Food cnjor some evikr oAriJj m BILTMORE CLEANERS LAUNDRY, INC. J. A. McKay, President J. A. York, Manager Dial 5681 THE ALL SPORTS STORE 81 Patton Ave. Everything for Every Sport Wilson and MacGregor Goldsmith Athletic Equipment ASHEVILLE ELECTRIC CO. Max Dalton C. P. Fisher G. H. Ramsey Complete Electric Motor Service Rewinding Repairing a Specialty Industrial Wiring Dial Days 5476 Nights 3-8242 6-8 Mt. Clare Ave. Asheville North Carolina Weaverville - 164-R Compliments of A P FOOD STORES wtmam Co )ipli ienls of PRICE PIPING CO. Asheville North Carolina Be Wise! Enjoy, Relax, Play, Exercise, and Keep Fit Y.M.C. A. Special Rates to A-B C Men HAYNESCrSON GROCERIES Crossroads of Lake Shore Drive and Elkwood Dial 3-0201 Take advantage of these and many other services while shopping at Ivey ' s : Parcel Check Desk. .Street Floor Personal Shopper Call or Write Carolyn Ashe Ladies ' Lounge Third Floor Gift Wrapping Booth. . . Basement Mailing Room Basement IVEY ' S, INC. DIAL 8711 s Compliments of WINNER ' S 34 Haywood St. Asheville North Carolina NATIONAL PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. 2 Battery Park Ave. Asheville North Carolina Compliments of B J DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of IDEAL DRUG STORE and WEST ASHEVILLE PHARMACY CANNON PIANO HOUSE 75 North Market Street Opposite Asheville-Biltmore Hotel CARPENTER-MATTHEW QUALITY JEWELERS Haywood St. at Patton Ave. Asheville North Carolina FRED HAYNES SHOE SHOP Invisible Half-Soling Shoe Repairs for the Whole Family Biltmore Plaza COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Asheville North Carolina TOM ' S TOASTED PEANUTS F. Powell Bristol, Distributor L. Maurice Wilson, Representative mmmm vma ai YOUNGBLOOD TRUCK LINES, INC. Serving Between the Carolinas and The Midwest Compliments of ALLISON ' S FLOWER SHOP GOLDBLOOM ' S HIGHLAND GARMENT CO. Women ' s Coats and Suits Manufacturer to Wearer 217 Coxe Ave. Phone 3-2326 HAJOCA CORPORATION Plumbing, Heating, and Mill Supplies 30 Bryson St. Phone 3-4471 Compliments of ROCK BIT SALES AND SERVICE COMPANY 350 Depot Street Compliments of DAVID ' S MEN ' S SHOP Exclusive Men ' s Wear 5 Haywood St. Phone 2-2098 FINKLESTEIN ' S, INC. 7 S. W. Pack Square Asheville North Carolina Free Delivery 24 Hour Service TRANTHAM ' S FOOD STORE Dial 3-2667 Biltmore North Carolina Compliments of STERCHI BROS. For China Crystal and Unusual Gifts Silver THE IXL STORE, INC. 44 Haywood St. Phone 3-5721 GROOM ' S FURNITURE CO. Specializing in Factory Rejected Furniture 109 Broadway Dial 3-3442 SERVICE PAINT CO. 48 Biltmore Ave. Dial 2-4771 REED ABEE, INC. Brook St. Biltmore Station Asheville, N. C. ASHEVILLE REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE CO. WHITEHEAD ' S FLOWERS Flatiron Bldg. Dial 7337 and 7338 Flowers for all Occasions Kathleen Whitehead HAMRICK FEED CO. 8 31 Fairview Road HURSEY CO. 67 Haywood St. WILLIAMSON BROS. GROCERY Establishment Choice Meats, Veg. , Groceries H. LANGE CO. Wholesale Distributors Candies, School Supplies, Paper Products 90 Biltmore Ave. Dial 3-9271 FLETCHER CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning Phone Arden 3841 Compliments of ALLISON ' S FLOWER SHOP Compliments of THE SNACK SHOP CAROLINA JEWELERS 33 Patton Ave. Credit with a Smile LeRoy Gross, Mgr. Dial 2-3691 BETTIE ' S CRAFT CENTER Gifts, Supplies, Instructions 35 Broadway Dial 2-2746 GROVE PARK PHARMACY 250 Charlotte St. Dial 3-2333 UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Typewriters Miles Bldg. Dial 3-3231 WATCHEL ' S INC. Hospital, Physician and Sick Room Supplies 65 Haywood St. GREEN BROS. FURNITURE 40 College St. Dial 2-4231 Good Furniture at Low Prices Compliments of WAYTT ' S GROCERY Dial 9275 Corner Ashland and Billiard ASHEVILLE CLEANERS DYERS The Home of Fine Dry Cleaning 230 Merrimon Ave. Dial 2-0671 A. Fulton Roberts, Mgr. BALDWIN ' S GROCERY k SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Week Days 7-9 Sundays 12-9 Oteen, N. C. Dial 20905 CLOVER GRILL 6 Patton Ave. See Your Food Prepared For You SALLEY ' S For Prescriptions 83 Patton Ave. Meet and Eat at THE PICCADILLY RESTAURANT 147 Patton Ave. Parking Space t Curb Service MONTFORD PHARMACY 233 Montford Ave. Prescriptions Compounded by Licensed Pharmacists VICTORY TRACT LEAGUE Book Room 18 South Pack Square HI SPEED MOTOR «i FUEL CO. 40 N. Market St. Dial 8855 BLUE RIDGE TILE SPECIALTY CO. , INC. 167 Biltmore Ave. Dial 3-1457 THOMAS BUICK, INC. Buick Sales Service Dial 5321 BUFORD-LANGE CO. , INC. Wholesale Only 66 Broadway Dial 8741 MULLEN ' S PHARMACY The Old Reliable Established 1924 Montford Ave. Dial 2-2721 MODERN CLEANERS 437 Biltmore Ave. Dial 2-3261 PATRONS F G MOTORS ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. THE BOOK MART, Biltmore Plaza ED ORR MOTORS, 21 N. Market St. RADFORD DRUG STORE AUTO PARTS GEAR CO. DAVID H. RANKIN JOHN E. SCHLEY MERRILL ' S BICYCLE SHOP RHETTA BOLLINGER, Dial 3-5385 THE CLUNY SHOP, 57 Haywood St. DOWNTOWN FOOD CENTER J. T. HENRY, TAILORING LEE ' S JEWELERS, 31 Haywood St. RAY HANCOCK JEWELERS, 30 Battery Park Ave. THE BOOK SHELF, 12 Battery Park Ave., Dial 3-5701 A FRIEND BILTMORE FURNITURE CO. , 30 N. Lexington Ave. SLUDER FURNITURE CO. , 25 Broadway, Dial 2-0321 NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. , 16 Biltmore Ave. , Dial 8786 McINTIRE FRUIT STORE BALDWIN ' S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP, 29 Broadway, Dial 2615 CAROLINA TRUCK BODY CO. Compliments of CHAKALES HOSIERY CO. Hosiery Brokers Dial 6125 448 Haywood Rd. W. Asheville North Carolina PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of BROADWAY HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Fine Hosiery Dial 3-4437 53 Barton St. W. Asheville North Carolina ■ t-M I- ■ S- ■ u.. ' V