THE
CLARION
THE
VOICE
Of BREVARD COLLEGE STUDENTS
Volume XXXVI
BREVARD COLLEGE, BREVARD, N. C., OCTOBER 4, 1968
Number 5
Mr, Murray
Lectures At AB
Mr. Tdm Muirray, head of the
art depantaienit of Brevard Col
lege, was guest speaker ait
AshewLUe - Bilitmore CSoUege
Wednesday. His lectture on the
Poltock, Albers, and Rausehen-
burg is part of a series known
ais ‘*Learn and Share”, spomsor-
ed by lhe Asheville Jr. League.
This ant education prograim is
designed to educaite interesited
adults so tlhait they, in ituim, may
go to city and counity scihooJs to
educate children in tihe enjoy-
menit of art.
In addition to the iprogram
Wednesday, there wiiU be Other
pnograins silated for ifche remain
der of Odx>ber by oither experts
lie art, suich as iMr. Gene Baxnk-
er, head of the Ajsiheviille - BEt-
inore aflt departmenit; iMr. Chris
iRjobertson, head of itJie Mars
Hil College departmenit; and
Mr. Jos Vandermeer, former in
structor at the Asheville Art
Muiseum and tihe University of
North Carolina at Greensboro.
These men will present 20th
oemtury artists to tihe volunteers
who will be working with cihil-
idren on the fifth grade level.
Mr. John Bridiges, a member
of the Asheville Art Museum
Board and Mr. Joe Hall, an
Asheville atrchdjteet, will insitruot
the volunteers initerested in art
hifitory on the sixth igrade level.
Homecoming Plans Are Released
* 1968
Science Labs
Gain Monentum
With, the beginning of Octo
ber, the biology lafes have
settled down to tihe smO'Otih ac-
ffiviity of a reial lahoratory.
The mass coinfusion that was
presenit at the start of the year
has subsided, and the students
lare condudting themselves in a
truly scientific manner.
BiioJoigy lalbs have been oon-
cerned wiitih cells and the lower
aniimals so far, bult are quickly
moiving up to more initeresiting
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J^omecoming-
Monday, Oct. 7 — Deadline for court petitions
Tuesday, October 8 — 6:30 p.m. Election of Queen
Dunham Aud. B.T. Freshman Matter (SGA)
Wednesday, Oct. 9 — 7:00 p.m. Chapel (Mr. Sam
Geek, representative of the Dept, of Health, Ed
ucation, and Welfare — Washington) Dunham
Auditorium
Thursday, Oct. 10 — 6:15 p.m. Reception of trus
tees and student leaders, Faculty lounge. Beam
Administration Building
7:15 p. m. — Dedication of Myers Dining Hall
(all students), Myers Dining Hall.
7:30 p. m. — Trustee Banquet, Myers Dining
Hall
8:00 p. m. — Trustee Meeting, Conference Room,
Beam Administration Building
Friday, Oct. 11 —, 6:30 p. m. Reception for alumni,
students, faculty, Beam Dorm Parlor
8:00 p. m. Bonfire, Kings Creek Bridge
9:00 p. m. Refreshments; Talent Show, My
ers Dining Hall
Saturday, Oct. 12 — 9:00 a.m. Deadline for set
ting up Homecoming projects
10:00 a. m. Alumni Registration, Faculty
Lounge, Beam Administration Building
12:00 noon - 2 :00 p.m. Judging of Homecom
ing Projects, O'pen House (All dorms and Day
Student Lounge)
2:00 p. m. Flake Sherrill Athletic Field, Soc
cer Match, Wingate vs. Brevard
3:00 p.m. (approx.) (Halftime (, Cross Coun
try Meet, Wofford, Milligan, Brevard Announce
ment of Project winner. Crowning of Home
coming Queen Conclusion of Cross Country race;
recognition of team 2nd Half of soccer match
4:00 p.m. (approx.) Refreshments all dorms
and day student lounge
8:30 p.m. - 12:30 p. m. Homecoming Dance,
Dunham Aud. The Robinson Bros., and the Rhy
thm Masters. Intermission: Recognition of
Homecoming Court and Queen (Refreshments
will be served in the Tornado Room for the en
tire dance attendance)
Sunday, Oct. 13 — 3:00 p.m. Robert Baker Con
cert, Organ Recital, Brevard United Methodist
Church
8:00 p.m. Movie: Patch of Blue (if avail
able), Dunham Auditorium. (Blanket party,
bring blanket)
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1968 CLASS OFFICERS were
elected September 20. Left to Right,
front row: Donna Campbell, Ken
Eaton, Karen Nicholadies, Donna
Mills. Back row: Ronnie Smith,
Dan Galyon, Gail Robertson.
(Photo by Copes ran Hasselt)
Mrs, Maxwell Is New Campus Face
A new face has been seen
around Jones and Beam this
year and it belonigis to Mrs. Mary
Maxwell, aisSisitanit dorm direc
tor.
Mrs. iMaxweU ds from' Hen
dersonville and has lived there
most of her life.
Her work at the college is
ithat of being house mother
when Mrs. Brown or Mrs.
Young, houisemiothers ait Beam
and Jones, respectively, have
ito leave the oampuiS. Also, she
can fill in and give the reigular
hiouse mothers a day off.
As to the camipus, says Mrs.
Maxwell, it is lovely. The at
mosphere is ithat of interest in
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Closed Weekends
“Clo«ed weekends are those during which:
1. No dormitory student shall leave the cam
pus overnight, and
2. AM students shall be available to attend
any functions for which the College shall
requir« attend'ance.
On weekends which are not designated as closed,
attendance at certain functions may be requir
ed by departments or divisions of ftie college,
with permission of the Dean of the College.”