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VOLUME XXVIU
B.REVABD COLLEGE. NOVEMBER 18, 1960
NUMBER 5
Tornadoes To Open 1960-61 Season November 25
Callisher,
May hew Win
Soph Honor
Don Mayhew, from Mooreis-
viile, and Maxie OaiMisher, of
Greensboro, have been selected
bv tiheir elassmates as Mr. and
Jliss Sophomore wE 1960-61.
I'h'Cy weir*£i ch'osejn in s class
Biwting heild November 11.
Others nominated for ttihe hon
or of Mi'ss Siophomore ware
Brandon S'herrill, Fran Jaquette,
and Vajnd'alyn Brown; and for
Mr, Sophomore, Tom Barfbee amd
Bob Gladden.
To qualify for Mr. and Miss
Sophamiore, a situdent must have
a “C” average and must expect
to be enrolled in the sophomore
class of Brevard Oodktge the sec
ond semester.
BC Day Students
Elect McCall As
Club President
Bill McOaM a freshman
from Henderaonville, and a
commercial arts major, was
elecbcid President of the Day
Studerrts’ Clmb, in their meeting
Monday.
Linda Mull, Vlce-P r e s i d ent
elect, iis a sophomore from Bre
vard, and plans to attend Ap-
palaichii'an next year.
Ilena Kinig, a sop'hotmore from
EendeTsonviille, was obosen sisc-
retairy for the club.
Doyle Chiamibers, from Bre-
\iard, is the Studtamt Government
Bepresentaitive. Sara Whitmire,
ch^main of Pubiic Relation's,
is a sophomore, amd a pre-law
major.
The Soci'al Committee, an im-
portanit camlmfiittee in any gax>u(p,
is headed by Joel Stevenson, of
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A Thanksgiving Banquet is
being given November 22, at
5:30, for the student body in
the college cafeteria. Spon
soring this traditional
Thanksgiving dinner and
program is the Christian
Council. The various church
fellowships are in charge:
Westminster Fellowship has
the program; Canterbury
Club is in charge of decora
tions; MSF has charge of
decorations; and the BSU
has charge of clearing the
plates from the tables.
An interesting program
will be presented consisting
of a “chalk talk” by Dr. Me-
Larty, and a musical program
by the Madrigals and by Lar
ry Vickers. Mr. Adams will
have charge of leading the
group singing.
A special invitation is ex
tended to day students to
whom there will be no
charge.
The members of the 1960-61 Bre
vard Colteg^e basketball team are
shown above. Left to right, kneeling,
are Charlie Jacobs, Tom Barbee, Bill
Al'Cxander, John Eller, Glov'cr Cog
gins, and Don Cooper; standing, Gene
Gossett, Poochie Harris, Cecil Clark,
Wayne Huntley, Larry Brooks, and
Donald Harbour.
(Photo by Reid Griffin)
Honor Roll,
Dean s List
Are Released
Calendar
Mrs. Brona N. Roy, Recorder
of Brevard College, has releiais-
rd the Dean’s List 'and the Honor
Boll for mid^semester of the
Pall Term.
To be eligible for the Dean’s
List, a Studienlt must have an
average of 2.5 in hdsi 'Judies. For
the honor roll, he must 'have an
averaige of 2.0. D’s and F’s make
a student ineligilble for eiithex of
thieslsi, however.
Those imiaking the Dean’s List
lare Thomas Bailbee, Weaver-
uille; Patriciia Green, Thoanias-
villllS'; Mrs. Paitriioia Holden, Ros-
man; Ilena Kinig, Henderson
ville; Gene McGalha, Waynes-
ville; Donald Miaybew, Moores-
ville; Becky Siigmiam, Conovefr;
and Oanlene Watson, BneTOird.
Students on tihe honor roll are
Gary Bairney, Winslton^Salem;
Phillip Berrier, Kernersville;
Vandialyn Brown, Marion; Jerry
Ctapell, MooirsBville; John Eller,
WeavervjU'e; Kathiv®! Oox, Sum
merville, S. C.; Larry Garmon,
Ooninelly Springs; Martha Gibbs,
Greenslboro; Oarol Hairper, Rich
mond, Virginia; Betity Henlinlsi,
Clyde; Gene HoQtond, Gienwood.
Also Dorothy Hun sucker,
S'hiaw Air Force Base, S. C.;
Oraiig Little, Pitit^own, Ntew
Jersley; William Jerry McOaH,
Penrose; Sandira Malbry, MooreB-
viiUe; Robert Mamtin, Chiarloltlte.
Patrici'a Morrissey, Jaciksoin-
vi’Ue, Florida; Malhmood Mota-
men, Tehran, inan; Beinjamin
Mullins, Mairion, S. C.; Clydte
Nagle, Statesvilile; N'ancy Nor-
lander, Brevaird.
Earbama Parks, Lexuilgtc^
Judith Phiffiiips, Siler City;
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November 22 — Thanksgiving Dinner sponsored by
Christian Council.
Thanksgiving Holidays — Brevard Junior Classic
Tournament
December 1 — Basketball game here with Mars Hill
December 2 — Formal Recital held in the Campus
Center Building.
December 4 — Christmas Buffet
December 6 — Informal Recital held in the Campus
Center Building
December 8 — Basketball game here with Lees Mc
Rae
Miss Sally Maynard, member of the WAA Council,
is pictured crowning Queen Gayle Johnson at the
annual Halloween Dance which is sponsored by the
WAA Jim Riggs was King for the occasion.
(Photo by Reid Griffin)
Team Will Take
Part In Junior
Classic Tourney
The Brevard OO'Ueigie Torna-
d>ti:is will apien the 1960-61 bas-
ketiball season dummig the
Thanksgiving ,'holid.ays witih the
Juiniiica- College QBasisi'c Tourna
ment. The tournament will he
played in tba Breviaird High
School gymnasium Novemiber
25-26.
On tlhe 25ith, Mars Hill Col
lege, Mars HiU, will play the
Lees MoBae team from Barnieo*
Elk in the firet gtoe wiiih Bre
vard mieetimg the team flrom Suie
Beninieitt Colleigie, London, Ken
tucky, ini the secoinid ^lamtei.
In last year’s tournament,
w'hidh was the fiireit, Brevatrd
ootpped fiinst place by beetling
Asheville - Biltrmorle 87-73 an)d
Lees McRae 60-57. Mars Hill
v/as thie fourth team, participat
ing in (the toumbmieint.
Besidies wirLnlinlg tjhta first-
iplacie Itirciphiy, tihie Ttosmadoies
placed three [pfliayelng otn thlaf ail-
tourney tjelam and Bnevaard’s Toma
Baifbee, a miemlber off this year’s
team, was maimed Most Valuable
Player.
H
k n
BC Student
Will Attend
4-H Congress
John Smith, Brevard Colleige
freshmaii, is to aittenld NatfciOirtal
4® duib Oongress November
25 to DeceMber 2. Joihn was
Horidla’s stette 'wtoner 5m etec-
tricilty, an honor igi’vtem to a se-
ik'dt fw. In faiot, apipiroximiateJy
30 iboyis aond giris out of a toital
of 30,000 4-H Iboyis amd ^rls
•aire state winneirsi dm Florida
eadh year. Jiohm has beeji worfc-
iinig cm his 4rH projedts foir eight
yearns aind hias thiad pTojeots in;
iolectricily, hotmieigirotiirwi beiafoti-
fioation, trtalct)0(r miainitenaiice,
gardien, poiiltiry, ralblbdlts, and
home improveiment. Hie has beein.
pliaoed in the top five otf electric
ity dm his home sttaitle' for the
past tlhiree yeains.
He will (lieaive tfironi Florida
for Chieatgo !by lainpl'amie and
wdlll arrive in Qhliicajgo Novem
ber 25.
ApproximateJy 1,300 hoys aojd
girls (fiTom all plarte of the
L'ndited States 'wiiU to alt the
oonivenltian. These 'boys and
giirls are beimg isipoinsored' by
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The library is now boast
ing of the new fnmitnre
which arrived last week. It
consists of as exhibit case, a
new nnit to the card cata
logue, and magazine rack.
The library will close at
4:60 p. m. on Wednesday,
Novem|>er 23, for the Thanks
giving holidays. It is request
ed that all books doe before
or daring the holidays either
be returned or renewwed.