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the clarion 23, 1958 PAGE TWO Graduates Reveal Future Plans THE DEDICATION of the annual was chapel Friday when Helen Ray, the editor o e lote presented the first copy of the new annual to P ident McLartv for whom the annual was dedicatea.^ ANNUAL DEDICATION One question which was floating around the campus all last week was, ‘‘When will we get the annuals back? Well, the question was finally answered Friday when the annual was dedicated in Chapel. /-irnTi Miss Helen Ray, editor of the 1958 PERTELOTE made the dedication bv reading the following inscription which is in the annual: “Though he has been on our campus only one year, his congeniality, true helpfulness, and deep con cern for each student more than merits this dedication. In practicing his firm belief that education and religion are inseparable, he has enriched and influenced the lives oi manv students. . . , , “It is with pride and a welcoming spirit that we, the 1958 PERTELOTE staff, do dedicate our annual to Pres ident Emmett K. McLarty.” The theme of the annual is carried out by character sketches of a little boy by the name of Sylvester. He pro ceeds to write a letter home to his family about the college. In case some people don’t know, the w’onderful sketches were done by John Cai'per. We the members of the CLARION staff would like to t-ake this opportunity to congratulate the PERTELOTE staff on such a good annual. We think the students w'ill cherish and love them forever. Many of the Brevard College I their educations at senior Xe “hile a number of them plannine to get marned or go to work. Following is a list of the sophomores and their plans for the immediate future. Tom Anderson- Attend the University of Georgia. Jerri Ard - Secretary m Ashe ville. , ,, Pat Atkins - Attend college as art major. Hayes Bishop - Appalachian. Lois Blythe - continue study^ ing for primary teaching and later go into social work. , i ' Linda Boliek - Attend Duke, University. , , ^ Ole Borgen — Summer school at ^ Duke, then Greensboro College rext fall. Plans to enter seminary j “tte fall of 1959, i Curtis Bostian — Attend N. C. ^ State. j V Melton Bridgeman — Attena is. C Stfltc i Joe Britt - Attend University cf North Carolina. Janice Brown — Work in Bre vard. . Buddy Bryant — American Un iversity. John Carper — Richmond Pro fessional Institute.. Ronald Carriker — Attend Clemson. Ben Cassel — Enter School of Medical Technology at Memorial Mission. Evelyn Cook—Attend WCUNC. Wayne Cordell — Carson-New- man in Tennessee. Maxwell Cox — Attend UNC. Coy Crawford — East Carolina. Eddie Dacus — Attend Clem- Western Carolina A TRIBUTE The time is fast approaching when we will say good bye to our friends here at Brevard College. Most of us will be venturing to other parts of the w'orld; some in school, some marrying, and others beginning their careers of work. Brevard College has been a stepping stone for us in that it has helped us reach our final goal of life. What we have ac complished here will detei'mine, to a large extent, what we ■will accomplish later in life. Brevard has been a friend to us, and it has been a gathering place where we have made other friends. We will forever cherish the memories that it has bestowed upon us, both at work and at play. There fore, w’hen graduating day is here, it will not be as though ■we will expect Brevard to fade aw-ay from our memories, for we have made a friend which will live forever in our hearts. son. Ronnie Daniel — Marriage, at tend University of Georgia. Mozelle Dendy — Enter \\ es- lern Carolina College in December. Ben Edwards — Attend Univer sity of North Carolina summer school and remain there for junior and senior years. Work for Eas tern Air Lines or Reynolds Tobac co Co. Ruth Elliott — Attend college. Jimmy Few — Study architec ture, probably at Clemson. Myrna Fisher — East Tenn. State. EDITOR’S FAREWELL Disregarding superstitious pangs, the CLARION staff has prepared this thirteenth issue of the CLARION as the final issue of the 1957-58 year. This year has been one of broadening experience for each member of the Clarion staff. The staff of the Transylvania Times are to be com mended for their patience while the paper staff learned through trial and error, some principles of journalism. The si:aff has learned much — and we admit, still has much to learn. This experience has been profitable in other ways as well as teaching journalism. The unity in which the staff has learned to w'ork is amazing, and the ability to face criticism and to use it constructively has increased The 1957-’58 CLARION has endeavored to sound the thoughts and opinions of its circulation. In spite of diqan proval, the CLARION staff has strived to make the college newspaper diversified, so that it may appeal to the lare'Mt number of people possible, rather than concentratine- ^1^ ly on the social, intellectual, or administrative aqnppta the college. oi "i our editor wishes to thank the members of the student Sara*h Fortune — Attend Uni versity of Tennessee. Craig Garren — Clemson. Dave Gibbs — Attend art school in New York City and work to wards a career in commercial art Pat Guyer — Attend either Queens College or UNC. Bill Hall College. Lloyd Hensley — Wake Forest, Deanna Hill — Memorial Mis sion Hospital to become lab tech nician. Jack Hill — Eastern Carolina. Audrey Honeycutt — High Point College or work in Charlotte. Vincent Hoots — UNC. j Neil Howell — Attend East Car- ' olina College for two years, then I fio graduate work. Plans to teach either American history or Distri- ' butive Education, j John Huggins — Enter UNC as j a pre-med student. ' Grace Hunter — Plans to work I as a private secretary in Norfolk, Virginia this summer. Also to do I Little Theatre w'ork and sing in church choir. Donna Johnson — Attend Greensboro College and major in ' music and psychology. Mike Jones — Naval Air Firce. Tai-Young Kim—N. C. State or III. Institute of Technology in Chi cago. Judy Kiser — Will work as coun ty Manager in Gaston county. Lla Leet Lance — Plans to teach Martha- Laughlin — Western Carolina. Rayford Ledford — Attend Greensboro College. Diane Lineberger — ASTC. Bobby Little — High Point. Don Livingston — Clemson. Mike McClaugherty—Brevard Col lege. R. B. McLennan— UNC. Benny Martin — High Point. Martha Ann Martin—Secretary work in Norfolk, Va. Robert Martin — UNC. Harold Mask — Married June 14, Attend N. C. State. Sandra Mask — Work as a sec- j rotary in Marion; then to larger 1 city later. Thomas Merrill—N. S. State. Sarah Middleton — Marry Ro land Jobe this summer and go to WCUNC next fall and major inbus- —Turn to Page Fonr body, the faculty, and the administration for their co-operation. She is grateful for the opportunity that al lowed her to try her literary wings, and she appi’eciates the patience with which her mistakes were borne as she gained experience in editing. It is with mingled rep’et ana joy — regret for not having reached her aspirations and joy for having done her best to fulfill her responsibilities — that she passes the editor.^^hip of the CLARION to the new editor. May this new editor, with the experience gained from past editions, initiate the publication of the most nearly perfect newspaper in the history of Brevard Col lege. The Clarion Staff Editor ..Sondra Lynn Whisnant Associate Editor Mary Allyn Reynolds Business Manager Ronald Danie* Feature Editor Bobby L'ttle Sports Editor __ Phil Tappy Photography and Layout Roland Peacock Exchange Lois Blythe, Judy Ross and Lois PaP® Staff Writers Mary Lou Parker, Ann Bramef' Peggy Lewis, Audrey Honeycutt, Horace Turner, Eddi® West, Carl Walker and Linda BoUeK Typists Pal Tatham, Donna Johnso Advisor Mis. H. W. Sigmon
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