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BREVARD COLLEGEBREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA

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Taylor Hall James Addison Jones Library Girls' Dormitory

FOREWORD We, the start, (it this, the nineteen hundred

and fifty-four edition of the Pertelote,

Invite you, our fellow students, friends, and

teachers,

To share with us the pleasure of looking hack over

this year and remembering our joys, hardships,

and labors.

We hope that this annual has been a success and

that our efforts nave not been in vain.

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Mary Frances StameyMemorial [nfirmary

CONTENTS

Book One: THE COLLEGE

Book Two: ACTIVITIES

Book Three: FEATURES

Page Four

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To you, the members of the Board of Trustees ol Brevard College, the staff desires

to dedicate our yearbook of 1954.

In grateful appreciation tor your manifold efforts in the expansion and development

program of our college, the students of the class of 1954 wish to recognize the con

tribution which you are making to the welfare of this noble institution. We wish to

express our gratitude lor the new dormitory for women, the renovation of Taylor Hall,

Dunham Hall, the science building, the gymnasium, and the cafeteria. These im-

provements have been a source of inspiration and encouragement to us during the

past two years. We know future classes will share our indebtedness to you for these

modern facilities and for the progressive program afforded the students of Brevard

College.

We realize that you render important and vital sen ice to our school, receiving no

remuneration and often very little appreciation for the sacrifice of time and effort

you make. Your contribution merits our commendation.

We, the staff, are giving you the highest praise we have to offer, that ol dedicating

to vou our Yearbook.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEESTerms To Expire in 19

Ed M. Anderson . . . . Brevard,

Ralph Edwards , - . Morganton,George D. Finch .Thumasville,

Dr. Kenneth GoodsonWinston-Salem,

Ottis Green Asheville,

Edwin L. Junes ....Charlotte,

Dr. E. H. Nease . .Mount Airv.

Mrs. J. H. Pickelsimer . Brevard,

Dr. Henrv C. Sprinkle, Jr.

New York,

S. E. Varner Brevard.

Jonathan Woody .Wavnesville.

Joel W. Wright . . . . Asheville.

54 Terms To Expire in 1956

X. C. Rev. Cecil Hefner .Lincolnton. N. C.

N. C. Leon Ivev Hickorv, N. C.

N. C. Richard Johnson . . Wilkesboro, N. C.

Rev. Frank B. Jordan

N. C. Charlotte, N. C.

N. C. Rev. James B. McLartvN C Mnuresville, N. C.

N. C. J. Ed Millis High Point, N. C.

X. C. Col. W. B. Moore .Wadesboro, N. C.

Clarence E. Morgan .Asheville. X. C.

X. Y. Flake Shcrrill Statesville. N. C.

X. C. Rev. H. C. Sprinkle, Sr.

X. C. Mocksville, N. C.

X. C. Rev. Lee F. Tuttle . .Charlotte, X. C.

Judge Guv Weaver . .Asheville, X. C.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Terms To Expire in 1958

Dr. Embree H. BlackardAsheville, N. C-

\. Hal Bobbin Charlotte, N. C.Rev. C. P. Bowles ..Charlotte, N. C.H. A. Dunham ....Asheville. N. C.Paul F. Evans . . . .Lexington, N. C.Rev. \V. A. Kale . . . .Durham. N. C.S. Les Myers Concord, N. C.

C. M. Oale . .Hendersonville, N. C.

Jean W. Schenck . . . . Shelbv, N. C.Allen Sims Gastonia, N. C.Rev. Howard C. Wilkinson

Lexington, N. C.O. V. Woosley

Winston-Salem, \. C

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Honorary Trustee—R. T. Amos,High Point, N. C.

Edwin L. Jones, Chairman

\V. Brvan Moore, Vice-XZhairman

James B. McLartv, Secretary

Clarence E. Morgan

Allen Sims

Ionathan Woody

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Robert 1 Ienhv Stamey

President of the College

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J. J. Stevenson, |r.

Dean o\ Administration

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Mary Louise Moseley

Dean of Women

James Nelson Fitzpatrick

Dean of Men

F U L Y

Albert L. BramlettA.B., M.A., Ph.D.

History

Elsie G. BramlettArt

Elliott E. DodsonB.M.E.

Mathematics and Physics

James N. Fitzpatrick

B.S.

Dean of Men, Director

of Physical Educationfor Men

Dulcie HayesA.B., M.A.

Languages

Ellen Lensing

B.E., M.S.

Business Education

Bruce Atkins Livengood

B.Mus., M.Mus.Piano, Organ, Choral Music

Mary Gladys Lobdell

B.S.. M.S.

Biology

Burt W. Loomis

B.S.. M.A., Ph.D.

Psychology, Director

of Guidance

Nellii I'. Mi ( -i i

B.S., MS.C 'licni'tstry

Neal V. McGlamlryM.S.. B.D., M.Th.

Mathematics

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Louise P. Miller

Piano

Mary Louise MoseleyB.S.

Dean of Women, Director

of Physical Education

for W'oinoi

Francis Bernard Price

B.Mus.

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C. Edward RoyA.B., B.D.. M.A.

Religious Education

Elizareth Shepard

A.B., B.A.L.S.

Librarian, English

Lucile SmithA.B.. M.A.

English

Mary Wilson Stevenson

A.B.

English

J. J. Stevenson, Jr.

A.B., B.D., M.A.

Sean, Psychology, Education

Martha E. WhelessA.B., M.S.

Business Education

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Ella V. BucknerBursar

Betty M. DodsonAssistant Librarian

John D. EversmanDirector of Public Relations

Rosa W. NorwoodSecretary to President and Dean

Rhita Rainville

Hostess

Brona N. RoyRecorder

Herman WhiteSuperintendent <>f

lutldingS and Grounds

Myrtle B. YoungNurse

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ALMA MATER

Unto Brevard, we're ever loyal

We sing to her a song or praise

She gives to us endowments royal

To guide us thru' life's endless maze.

Chorus

Brevard, Brevard

Our hearts rejoice

Forever and forever we will honor thee.

Our College we will not Forsake thee,

Nor for one moment will forget;

Thv standards in our hearts we'll cherish.

To guide us til our sun has set.

Chorus

Brevard, Brevard

Our hearts rejoice

Forever and forever we will honor thee.

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SOPHOMORE CLASSOFFICERS

I Iaroi.d WhitePresident

James Elliott

Vice-Preseideni

Beth Jones

Secretary-Treasurer

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o H O M O R E

Matilda BellSaluda, N. C.

"A studious lass and serious yoniii* as i "ii pass by, but did you everstop to think about (lit- twinkle in

her eye?"

Pertelote Staff; C. F. C; Commercial Club; Euterpean Society; PhiTheta Kappa; Alpha Pi Epsilon, PresWent, 54; Chief Marshal, 53.

Benjamin Timothy Brooks, Jr.

LlLESVILEE, X. C.

"All tlif world loves a lover."

Delphian Society; Student Council.President, 54: President of FreshmanClass; B.S.U.; Glee Club; Basketball;Baseball; Monogram Club.

Carl Ray Byarsrosman, x. c.

Let me have music dying and I

•ek no more

Glee Club; Da Students' Club.

Mary Colene Cook.k \nn VPOLIS, X. C.

"Good Matured and generous, folliand clever, her tongue like a brook-let noes on forever."

I. B.C.; Euterpean Society . 53;Mnemosynean Society, 54.

Bernice Imogene DicksonHorse Shoe. X. C.

/ ife is the gift of nature, butbeautiful living is the gift of iris

donu"Pertelote Staff, Editor, 54;

C.F.C., Recreation Chairman, 53,\ esper Chaiiman, 54; MinisterialClub. I.R.C.; Euterpean Society; PhiTheta Kappa, Vice President, 54;Siyma Pi Alpha; Cheerleader, 5 3.

Chief. ^4; \lav Court, 53, \| ,i\

Queen, 54; Marshal, 53,

W'VLLADENE VlVIAN DuCKETTCandler, X. C.

"Her voice is sweet us if it tookits music from her face.''

C.F.C.; Ministerial Club; Glee( lub; Music Club; Euterpean Societ\

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M.i\ C ourt, 53.

Rebekah Ann EakerBessemer City, X". C.

"Mi style and m\ sentiments arenn own, purely original."

Commercial Club, President. 54;Euterpean Society, 53; MaemosvneanSociety, 54.

James David ElliottCharlotte, X. C.

' I like m\ way best, don't you?"Clarion Staff, Editor, 54; Delphian

Society; Dramatics Club; MinisterialClub; Baseball; Monogram Club;Vice-President Sophomore Class.

Frances Elizabeth FortuneBrevard. X. C.

"As brimful of fun and mischiefand glee OS ever a mortal aid couldbe."

I.R.C.; Day Student, President, 54;Student Council; Clarion Staff; GleeClub; Dramatics Club, President. 54;Mnemosynean Society . Secretary, 54;W.A.A. Board; Mav Court. 54; MissSophomore.

Joyce Ann FullamHorse Shoe, X. C.

Ind she lived from da-\ to day, in

a cheerful sort of way."

Glee Club; Music Club; EuterpeanSociety. 53; Mnemosynean Society

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54; B.S.U.; Dramatics Club.

Jeanne GlennMarion. X. C.

"Pleasure fills our youthful hearts,uh\ studt if if interferes?"

Clarion Staff. 54; Dramatics Club.54; Mnemosvnean Society. 54; Bas-ketball.

Delmas David GrjgcsWadfsboro, V C<

Happf <uii I; from care I'm free'.

Wh-\ aren't r/ici <dl contented like

me?"

Cliosophic Literary Society, VicePresident, 54; C.F.C., Secretary-Treasurer. 54; Manager of Bookstore,

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Harry Alton Patterson David U'ii.i \rh Phipps |amis Iloiuiir Hit hardsonBHEVAIID, \. C. \sim\uii, \. C. \siii\iiii, \. c.

"Play up, play up, and play the "An honest man's the noblest "Resolve to be thyself."'""•''•'-" WOTknl (; '"''"

Delphian Society, Sergeant afarmsl).i\ Student; Glee Club; Basket C.F.C., President, 54; Delphian, 54; C.F.C.i I II C • Glee Club

ball; Baseball. Chaplain, 54; Pertkloti Staff; It. is

ketboll; Monogram Club, ( haplain,54.

Gardner Neal HelmsLlNOOLNTON, \. (.'.

"A little nonsense now and then is

relished by the best of men."Cliosophic Literary Society, Presi-

dent, 54; Monogram Club; C.F.C.;I.R.C.; Student Council; Marshal,

Wallace Blair HoneycuttGastonia, N. C.

"Of honest worth, truly a friend}one on whom we can all depend.''

Delphian Society; Vice-Presidentof Freshman Class; Student Council,Vice-President, 54; Phi Theta Kappa;Marshal, 53; Basketball; Baseball;Mr. Sophomore.

Elizabeth Harrietts JonesFranklin, N. C.

"What could I be, but what 1

am."

I.R.C.. Secretary-Treasurer; Mne-mds\ nean, Vice-President; ClarionStaff; See re' a rv -Treasurer of theSophomore Class.

Chester KilpatrickBrevard, N. C.

"Things will happen, why worry?"Delphian Society; Day Students'

Club; Clarion Staff.

Selma Evelyn LedfordCasar, N. C.

"Her ways are ways of pleasantness, anil all her paths are peace."

C.F.C., Vice President, 54; Euteipean Society , Vice President, 54;Basketball.

Doris Ferguson McGahaBrevard, N. C.

"Quiet, gentle, and refine!,thoughtful always, too, and kind."

Glee Club, Secretary, 54; MusicClub; Euterpean Society; Phi ThetaKappa. Secretary-Treasurer, 54; Bas-ketball; W.A.A. Board.

John Wesley MaronaI io\\ \ir. N. C.

"Not over-serious, not frivolous,but u rare good fellow."

D,n S;udent; l.H.C ., Vice-Presi-dent, 53, President, 54; C.lee Club.

Mary Frances MeachumW mi SBORO, \. C,

"So earnest in her work and fun,ire knoxv not hall the work she ha*done."

B.S.U.j Phi Theta kappa; SigmaPi Alpha. President, 54; C.F.C.;House President, 54; Student Coun-cil,

Jennie Lou Morris<. HAIL, N. C,

"She's a compliment to the\ good sport

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\Y. \. \. Board, President.(..I.e.; Euterpean Society, Secretary53; Student Council, Secretary, 5 4Mouse Council; Basketball.

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\ \\( v Ann SetzerNewtok, X. C.

"A woman's heart, like the moon,always changing, bill /'';* the

ion there's always a man in it."

W.A. \. Board; C.F.C.; Comiierci.il Clubi Euterpean Society. 53;

Mnemosynean Society, ^4; Basketball; May Court, 54.

Celia Dare SherrillMOORJ svill E, N. C.

"Precious thinss always come in

all parcels."I uterpean Society . President, 54;

. \.A. Board; Basketball; Glee Club;iML Club; House Council; Phi

rheta Kappa, President, 54; SigmaVlpha. Secretary, 54; Pertelqtj

iff; Miss Freshmen; Marshal, 53;icerleader; May Court. 54.

Betty Lee StarnesMonroe, \. C.

"She found her .smile in earl}

nth and keeps it with her now."\\ ,A.A, Board; Euterpean Socien

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; Mnemosynean Society, 54-. Com-ni.il Club, Secretary, 54: Studentuntil; House Council; Basketball;

Mai Court, 53, 54.

Charles R. SummerviixeCharlotte, \. C.

"None but himself can be hii

irallel."

Cliosophic Literary Society; I.R.C.;lee Club.

Ellen Howard TorrenceDavidson. N. C.

"Laugh? Well I guess I did."Euterpean Society, Treasurer, 53;

>\ . V V Board; Basketball; C.F.C.;Recreation Chairman, 54; Glee Club;Hush t lub; Student Council, Social

bairman, 54; House Council.

Edward E. Trivette, Jr.West Jefferson, V C.

"Men of few north are the best

I.R.C.; Monogram Club; Basket-ill.

Edna Mae WaldropBrevard, \. C.

Guccis', is the product of endea-

Day Students' Club; Commercial:iul»; B.S.U.

foY Ann WarrenI Corse Shoe, N. C.

"Let ms live gaily for life is all

Mnemosvne&n Society, President.54; W.A. \. Board. Vice-President, 54;Jasketball; Clarion Staff, FeatureAlitor. 54.

Ida Frances WeaverBessemer City, N. C.

"To worry little, to stud-) /ess. is

r idea of happiness."Commercial Club. Vice-President,; W.A.A. Board; Euterpean Socie-5 4; Mnemosynean Society. 54.

Thomas Harold WhiteHamptonvxlxe, N. C.

"Born for success he seemed, withace to win, with heart to hold,th shining eifts that took "II vie."Veterans Club, Secretary-Treasurer,

»4; President of the Sophomorelass; Student Council; Basketball:igma Pi Alpha.

Nicholas Fisher WilliamsGastonia, N. C.

"Every man is a volume if yonmow how to rend him."Delphian Society, President, 54;

.R.C., Secretary-Treasurer, 53, Vice-resident, 54; C.F.C.; Baseball Man-ser; 53; Monooram Club; B.S.U.;louse President. 54; Student Cuun-il; Clarion Staff; Dramatics Club;Christian Student Council.

Ruth Nadine WilliamsStatesvtt.le. N. C.

The harder 1 try the "ooder toie, the worser 1 am."Dramatics Club, Vice-President;

Inemosynean Society.

William Thomas WoodliefRandleman. X. C.

"A jolly, unselfish personality is a

rent gift."

Cliosophic 1 itecary Society.

FRESHMAN CLASS

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Reginald Smith

President

I Ienrv Justice

Vice-President

[acqueline HarmonSecretary-Treasurer

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1 [ugh Preston Abernathy Doris Aileen Boyi.es

Mary Stewart Andrews Mack Aubry Bridges

James Henry Avcoth Lawrence Edward BrownCarroll Ned Beam Patsy Ann BlimgarnerRobert Edmond Boggan, |r. Gloria Ruth BurlesonRobert Garrison Bowen Eleanor Joyce Byers

FRESHMENWilliam Byrd 1 Iarry ChoBillie Jean Cansler Arnold Steve CochranTommy Lee Cassady Mary Caroline CodyGardner Ceely Frances Josephine CornIksoo Chang Jimmie Moore CraneCarl King Chastain, Jr. Paul Lanto Craven

FRESHMEN

Myra Lucille CrawfordLarry |ean Davis

Lona Ruth Dellinger

Pansy Leigh Dennis

Ralph Jennings Duckworth, Jr.

Ioiin Clifford English

Joanne Fraulene GourleyLon Hugh CowanPatricia Marilyn Greene

Kurtis Neil Grey

John Robert Glinter

Joe Marlowe Haas

Dorothy Ann Fisher

Anne Lee Foster

Charles Wesley Fuller, |r.

Gloria Dell Gilliam

Roberta Gilmor

James Holiston Glazener

Nanie Derleith HambyMary Elizabeth Hamilton

Jacqueline Diane HarmonCarroll David Harris

Clara Loretta 1 [arris

Margaret Frank Heath

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Margaret Rosalyin Hennessbe

Mary Kathleen HensonRichard Edwin Hipp

Kenneth Baxter HoyleWayne Everett e I Ioyle

Jerry I Iart Jerome

Bobby Edward LambertRobert William Long, Jr.

David Eugene LoweDonald MalcolmKenneth Dean McDarisMii.burn Eugene McGinnis

I It Nitv Adolphus Justice

Donald Michael Justus

W miren Lee Kai 11/

Kenneth Gray Ketner

Worth Davis Kiger

Patricia Anne Lackey

Carolyn Gearldine Miller

Rebecca Ann MooreRobin Ratterree MooreNancy Lou Morrison

Ben Franklin Nesbit, Jr.

Mary Olive Newell

FRESHMEN

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Jerome Scott NunnMark Pressley Osborne

Peggy Miley Parker

Joseph David Patneaude

Thomas Wood Paxton, ]r.

Mary Ann Phillips

Minnie Sue Rogers

Dolores Celestia Schaefer

Edith Audrey Scheeper

Harold David Smith

Reginald Lowell Smith

Virginia Ann Spencer

Robert Colan Pinson

Don Oliver QuinnLarry Houston Rankin

Shirley Jean Reinhardt

Carroll Odell Robinson

Rowena Robinson

Alvin Bradley Starnes, |r.

John Ferglison Stewart, Jr.

Jack Norton Sturgill

Barbara Anne TeagueWilber Edgar ThompsonKate Marie Trivette

Mart ha Phi i ii \ \ singer

Diane WareCharles Terry WatkinsBobbie Mae WelchAnita Elaine WhiteGeorge I Ierman White

Essie Winifred Wiiiil

Jo Ann Wilhide

Dorothy Gail WilkinsonBrenda Jo WilliamsonBetty Joann Willincham

Jimmy Dale Willis

oan Wilsonoe Dalton Wilsonoyce Ann WinchesterAm WinglerMary Jo YoungPatsy Lorraine Young

FRESHMEN

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STUDENT COUNCILOFFICERS

Ben Brooks

President

Wallace Honeyclitt

Vice-President

Jennie Lou Morris

Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERSHarold White President of Sophomore Class

Reg Smith President of Freshman Class

Mary Frances Meachum President of Girls' DormitoryNick Williams President of Taylor HallEllen Torrence Social ChairmanDavid Phipps President of Christian Fellowship ClubBetty Lee Starnes Sophomore Representative

Larry Davis Freshman Representative

Frances Fortune Day Student Representative

Miss Ellen Lensing Faculty Adviser

Dean J. J. Stevenson. }r. Faculty Adviser

Page Twenty six

DAY STUDENT S' CLUB

OFFICERS

Chester Kilpatrick President

Anne Foster Secretary-Treasurer

Frances Fortune Student Council Representative

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THE 1954 PERTELOTE

Imocene Dickson

Editor-in-Chief

George WhiteBusiness Manager

Joyce Byers

Celia Sherrill

Pam Dennis

Jennie Lou Morris

Henry justice

Reg Smith

Joanne GourleySally Tysinger

Ralph DuckworthPatsy Blimgarner

Mary Newell .

Elizabeth I Iamilton

. .Associate Editor

Sophomore Editor

Freshman Editor

Women's Sports Editor

Men's Sports Editor

Photography Editor

Snapshot Editor

Circulation Editor

Assistant Business Manager

Typing Editor

Typist

Typist

Kathleen I Ienson Typist

Myra Crawford Typist

Mrs. C. E. Roy Faculty Adviser

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THE CLARION|i.\i Elliott

Editor-in-Chief

Jerry Jerome

Business Manager

Mary Newell . Associate Editor

Joy Warren Feature Editor

Al Starnes . . . Feature Writer

Beth Jones Society Editor

Nick Williams, . . Art Editor

Ruth Dellinger Art Editor

Chester Kilpatrick Sports Editor

Jeanne Glenn Spoils Editor

Wallace Honeycutt Associate Sports Editor

Borby Bogcan Sports Writer

Mileurn McGinnis . Circulation ManagerMr. and Mrs. Elliott Dodson Faculty Advisers

Page Twenty nine

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB

OFFICERS

David Phipps President

Evelyn Ledford Vice-President

David Griggs Secretary-Treasurer

Imogene Dickson Vesper Chairman

Ellen Torrence Recreation Chairman

Rev. C. E. Roy Faculty Adviser

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GLEE CLUB

OFFICERS

Henry Justice President

Doris McGaha Secretary-Treasurer

Mr. Bruce A. Livenc.ood Director

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

OFFICERS

Betty WilunchamBen Brooks

Mary Frances Meachum

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

CHRISTIAN WORKERS' CLUBOFFICERS

Ken I Ioyle

lii g Smith

Mary NewellRev. Neal McGlameryRev. C. E. Boy

President

Chairman n\ Ministerial Club

( 'hairman of D.R.E. ( 'lub

Faculty Adviser

Co-Adviser

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DRAMATICS CLUBOFFICERS

Frances Fortune President

Nadine Williams Vice-President

Betty Willingham Secretary-Treasurer

Milburn McGinnis and |ov Warhen Publicity Managers

Mr. Francis B. Price Faculty Adviser

WODENIANS' CLUBOFFICERS

Bob Bowen President

Wayne Hoyle Vice-President

Harold White Secretary-Treasurer

Chester Kilpatrick. Recreation Chairman

Mr. Elliott Dodson Faculty Adviser

COMMERCIAL CLUB

OFFICERSRebekah Eaker PresidentFrances Weaver Vice-PresidentBetty Lee Starnes SecretaryBarbara Teague TreasurerMiss Ellen Lensing . Faculty AdMiss Martha Wheless Faculty Ad

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB<>l FICERS

Nick Williams

Frances Fortune111 1 II |(),\1 s

Dr. A. L. Bram lett

President

Vice President

Secretary-Treasurer

I acuity Adviser

Joy Warren

Beth [ones

I b wces Fortune

.Miss Nei i it F. McC.ee

MNEMOSYNEAN SOCIETY

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Faculty Adviser

DELPHIAN SOCIETYOFFICERS

Xick Williams President

Wallace Honeycutt Vice-President

Al Staknes Secretary-Treasurer

Mr. Bruce A. Liyengood Facidti Adviser

EUTERPEAN SOCIETY

OFFICERSCelia Sherrill PresidentEvelyn Ledfurd Vice-PresidentDelores Schaefer SecretaryKm ii Dellinger TreasurerMiss Ellen Lensing Faculty Adviser

CLIOSOPHIC SOCIETY

David Griggs

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President

Secretary- Treasurer

Faculty Adviser

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PHI THETA KAPPA01 FICERS

Celia Sherrill President

Imogene Dickson Vice-President

Doris McGaha . Secretary-Treasurer

Dr. Burt W. Loomis Faculty Adviser

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" Lwa<SIGMA PI ALPHA

OFFICERSMary Frances Meachum .... President

Imocene Dickson Vice-President

Celia Sherrill ... Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Dulcie Haves Faculty Adviser

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James N. Fitzpatrick

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Hugh Abernethy

ManagerJohn Stewart

Manager

TEAM MEMBERSHarold WhiteDon Justice

Tommy CassadyBen BrooksHarry PattersonEd Trivette

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CONFERENCE SCORES

We Opponent They66 Spartanburg 6965 Lees-McRac 7478 Mars Hill 9456 Lces-McRae 5771 Asheville-Biltmore 6277 Spartanburg 6560 N. Greenville 8662 Asheville-Biltmore 6663 Mars Hill 9654 N. Greenville 70

David PhippsWallace HoneycuttDon MalcolmMack BridgesMarty OsborneFrank Nesbit

BASEBALL '53James N. Fitzpatrick

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Nick Williams

ManaserEd Trivette

Manager

Alex HoustonRa Cain

Jack Parks

Ralph Wilkinson

|im Elliott

TEAM MEMBERS

Wallace HoneycuttBob Chisholm

Bruce Jones

Arthur King

Mack Bridges

|ake Abernathy

1 Iarry Patterson

I Ilnry Reddick

Ben Brooks

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MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD

Don Malcolm

Charles Slimmerville

David Phipps

I Ienrv Justice

Reg Smith

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MONOGRAM CLUB

OFFICERS

Ed Trivette President

Don Malcolm Vice-President

Mack Bridges Secretary-Treasurer

Coach James Fitzpatrick Faculty Adviser

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Nancy Setzer

Manager

Miss Louise Moseley

Coach

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

FORWARDS

Jennie Lou Morris, Captain

Jeanne Glenn

Dot Wilkinson

Brenda Williamson

Clara Harris

Evelyn Ledford

GUARDS

Ellen Torrence

Rowena Robinson

Billie Cansler

Pam Dennis

Nadine Williams

Betty Lee Starnes

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Jennie Lou Morris President

Joy Warren Vice-President

Betty Lee Starnes Secretary

Audrey Scheeper Archery Chairman

Celia Sherrill . Tennis

Dot Wilkinson Basketball

Frances Weaver Badminton

Doris McGaha . . . . Volleyball

Ellen Torrence Touch Football

Billie Cansler Ping-Pong

Joan Wilson Softball

Wylladene Duckett Dancing

Gloria Gilliam Hiking

Sally Tysinger Manager of Yellow Canaries

Margaret Hennessee Manager of Red Devils

Nancy Setzer Manager of Blue Blazes

Pat Greene Manager of Green Hornets

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Bobby Boggan

Becky Roy, Mascot

Celia Sherrill

Joyce Winchester

Reg Smith

Chief

Assistant Chief

Warren Kafitz

Pat GreenePat Lackey

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Dear Folks,

1. I'm studying hard. . .

'.. But just thought I'd write a line to say3. I met the best looking man yesterday. - -

4. He asked me to go to a party. . .

5. It was formal verv ritzv. . . .

6. This is me in the evening dress I wore. . .

7. We double-dated with a Mexican couple.

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8. The refreshments were delicious.9. He told me the sweetest thinos. .

10. We reallv had fun. . .

11. A romance might be brewing. . .

12. Well, that's all for now. . .

Love.

Bee-Yard

Ecusta Paper Corporation

Subsidiary of Olin Industries, Inc.

World's Largest

Manufacturer of Cigarette Paper

and

Olin Cellophane

PISCAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA

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MHHHHMBIiniHa^HI

IIKOHIinC WITH THE HIODERD SOUTH

SINCE 1906

Forty-eight years ago Champion first recognized

the vast natural resources and skilled workman-

ship of the people of the South. The combination

has made it possible for us to say proudly, "What-

ever Your Paper Problem, it's a Challenge to

Champion."

The Champion Paper and Fibre CompanyCAROLINA DIVISION

CANTON, NORTH CAROLINA

Page Fifty-three

ENKAGROWS WITH THE SOUTH

For 25 years the fashion name

in rayon . today Enka is a

ma|or producer of high-strength

industrial yarn .,and tomorrow

NYLON

AMERICAN

ENKACORPORATION

ENKA, N. C.

Page Fifty-four

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CO-ED ANDCLEMSONTHEATERS

THE LATEST AND BEST MOVIE

ENTERTAINMENT

BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA

POWER TO THE CLASS OF '54!

We're proud of you . . . proud, too, of the

chance to serve a new generation of youngPiedmont citizens.

Our best to you as you move forward, in a

free and responsible community . . . whereyou own will and effort are the measureof achievement.

DUKEP.QWER COMPANY

Best Wishes From Brevard's

Modern Radio Station

W P N F

Located Adjacent to the

Beautiful Campus of

Brevard College

NBC Affiliate

1240 on AM Dial

"Wonderful Pisgoh National Forest"


Page Fifty-five

AUSTIN'S STUDIO

Portraits—Commercial and Aerial

Photography

11 East Main Street


Phone 3-3111

LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE

HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA

A co-educational Senior College

Fully Accredited

• Liberal Arts

• Science

• Music

• Teacher Training

• Commerce

Extra-curricular activities include

Band, Orchestra, Choir, Radio, Dramatics,

Forensics and Athletics

Emphasis on Christian character and

Scholarship

Summer Session begins June 7

Fall Session begins September 6

ScHrafftS"The Nation's Leading Candies"

ON SALE AT GOOD

STORKS EVERY WHERE

$1.00 - $2.09 Lb.

Morgan Bros., Inc.

Wholesale Distributors

67 Broadway, Asheville, N. C

(Candtyis Delicious Foodlc

Compliments of

GAITHER'S RESTAURANT

The Home of Good Food

RHODODENDRON

AND

DOGWOOD ROOMS

BANQUETS

CIVIC CLUBS

SPECIAL PARTIES

Phone 3-4211

35 South Broad Street


Page Fifty-six

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PROGRAM FOR THE EVENING:1

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"Alexander's Rao Time Band"2. Featuring: foey Wilson—"The Bio Bad Boogie

Man"3. In honor of visiting royalty—King Henry and Queen

Kathleen4. "When the Saints Go Marching In"5. "Sitting on Top of the World"

"Oh! You Beautiful Dolls""The Thing""Ma! She's Making Eves at Me""Thev Sav That Falling in Love is Wonderful""Dancing in the Dark""For He's a Jolly Good Fellow""So Long for a While"

Compliments of

CASH and CARRY

SUPER MARKETEast Main Street


CASH WHOLESALE

GROCERYEast Jordan Street


Compliments of

BREVARD LUMBER

COMPANY

Compliments of

CREST STORES

South Broad Street


Compliments of

HAYES MOTOR COMPANY

NEW & USED

CARS & TRUCKS


SINCERE WISHES TO THE

CLASS OF '54

BREVARD JEWELERS

Opposite the Courthouse

Dial 2-1801

Compliments of

ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

35 East Main St. Telephone 2-6741


CHICKEN KITCHEN

Chicken-in- the- Basket

Barbeque, our Specialty

Charlie Owenby, Owner

Phone 2-6231


Page Fifty-eight

HHHHMI

Compliments of

Bluo Ridge Trucking Co.

ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

Compliments of

TOWN 'N COUNTRY


PLUMMER'S

Compliments of

SLEDGE RADIO AND TV

41 N. Caldwell


Phone 3-3911

Compliments of

FARMERS7SUPPLY

COMPANY


McFEE JEWELERS

"The Old Reliable"

Established 1898


Trantham's Department Store

Dry Goods

Ready-ro-Wear and Shoes

East Main Street


Phone 3-2221

Compliments of

Transylvania Trust Company


Member Federal Deposit Insurance

Corporation

Prtge Fifty-nine

COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

Sid Barnett's Machine Shop

Welding, Brazing, Ceneral Repairs

Lathe and Planer Work

PROMPTNESS, OUR MOTTO

Phone 2-4021

PISGAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA

S. M. Macfie Drug Company

The REXALL Store

Revlon Agency


Merrill's Bicycle Shop

We Make a Specialty of Repairing

Children's Vehicles, all Makes of

Typewriters and Machines

Lawn Mowers Sharpened

Telephone 3-7181

Corner Coxe and Commerce Streets


Compliments of

BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS

"South's Finest Dairy"

Phone 3-2321

Your Campus Grocer

KEARNS GROCERY

Meet Your Friends at

VARNER'S OR LONG'S

Brevard's Most Popular Drug Stores

Eddie Vomer, Manager

Your Walgreen Agency

Phone 3-3311


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GOODWILL MOTOR COMPANY, INC.

Pontiac

Authorized

Sales & Service

220 South Broad Street

Dial 3-3611


24-Hour Wrecker Service

CMC Trucks

Authorized

Sales & Service

Compliments of

CASSEL'S UNITEDHAROLD'S SUPER STORE

NORTH BREVARDSTORES

SOUTHERN DAIRIES

Sealtest Ice Cream and Milk

T Ralph Parrish, Manager

Phone 2-3621 Box i


THE SPORTS MART, INC.

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

HOBBY SUPPLIES

32 Battery Park Ave. Dial 3-3953


We Salute

Brevard College Graduates, Students,

and Faculty Members

The Transylvania Times

"A State and National

Prize-winning Newspaper"

Talman Office Supply Co., Inc.

8 College Street


Page Sixty-one

Compliments of

B. & B. Feed & Seed Co.


Compliments of

OSBORNE-SIMPSON

FUNERAL HOME

143 E. Main St. Phone 3-2421


SARRAT'S CLEANERS


Pick-up by Micy's

McCrary Auto Service, Inc.

Wrecker Service


¥CHEVROLET—OLDSMOBILE

Institution Wholesale Co.

Lyman Street

Serving Institutions and Industries

Dial 2-4961—3-6082


Compliments of

Brevard Laundry and Coal Co.

Perkins Oil Co.

Phone 2-3231

Phone 3-3791

Compliments of

PATTERSON'S

PISGAH CANDYCOMPANY

WHOLESALE ONLY


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Compliments of

BREVARD COLLEGE

BOOR STORE

Compliments of

A. S. P.

TEA COMPANY

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

Page Sixty-three

"Just hold on, Jim. We'll save \<

2. Modified Swan.

3. A club initiation.

4. All aboard that's going aboard!

5. "I ell ii again, Joyce, Charles missed the punch

6. "Aw shucks, Mr. Eversman."

'• A prettj girl is a prettj girl is a prettj girl.

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