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PAGE EIGHT
THE CLARION
October 29, 1948
Business Dept. Head
MISS LOIS FRAZIER return
ed to Bre't^d college last year
as head of the Business Educa
tion department after a leave of
absence for further study at the
Woman’s college of the Univer
sity of North' Carolina. Miss
Frazier is also an almunae of
Brevard college, class of 1940.
Dean Of Women
m
MRS. LEE PYLANT, above,
is dean of women and also a
teacher of mathematics at Bre
vard college. A graduate of Geor
gia State College for Women,
Mrs. Pylant studied further at
the University of Georgia and is
well qualified for her position
as dean of women.
Swink Extends
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visitors will take an active part in
all of the homecoming activities
and that their interest in the school
will be revived. “Brevard college
is very dependent on its alumni
jissociation, as it is a constant rep
resentative of the institution and
the best press agents the college
could have,” Swink stated. He also
hoped that “their interest in the
school will be increased and that
they will go away feeling that
Brevard is a good college.”
One way to lose your good name
is to engrave it on your umbrella,
DelphianSy Mnemos.
To Have Picnic Sun.
The Delphian and Mnemosynean
Literary societies have a picnic
planned for this Sunday after
noon. The group will leave the
campus about 1:30 and return
around five in the afternoon. The
outing will be at Glenn Cannon
falls and the two societies plan
to hike the route. The charge
for members will be twenty-five
cents and outsiders may be in
vited by members but there will
be an extra charge for them.
College Nurse
MISS VERA MAE AULT,
above, is hygiene instructor and
nurse at the new Mary Frances
Stamey Memorial infirmary at
the college. Mss Ault is a grad
uate of Presbyterian hospital in
Charlotte, and has done gradu
ate work in education at George
Peabody College for Teachers.
She first came to Brevard last
year.
Home Ec. Head
MISS KATHERINE STAMEY,
above, heads the department of
home economics at Brevard col
lege and directs the practice
house for home ec. majors. She
is a graduate of the Women’s
College of the Univirsity of^
North Carolina and has been at
Brevard since last year.
Chemistry Professor
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RALPH C. CONNALLY, abi^e,
is professor of chemistry at Bre
vard college and has served in
that position since l&st year. He
received his AB and MA degrees
from the University of Georgia,
and has done additional gradu
ate work at the University of
Chicago and Georgia Tech.
College Teacher
WILLIAM KIRLEY ROBIN
SON, above is instructor in me
chanical drawing at Brevard col
lege. He became a member of
the faculty at the institution last
year, Robinson received his train
ing at the University of Mis
souri.
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