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CLARION
DECEMBER 9, 1950
Brevard Alunmnus
Is WCTC Senator
Hershey Hipps, former football
star at Brevard college, ran vic
torious in the student senate race
at Western Carolina Teachers col
lege.
H. H. Hipps, son of Mrs. J. M.
Cook of Mooresville, is a transfer
from Brevard college. Besides serv
ing on the senate, Hipps also plays
varsity football and is a member
of the Monogram club.
Christmas Party
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not dance will find it entertaining
The Christmas celebration wUi
continue Sunday with a Christmas
concert given by the Brevard Col
lege Glee club in the James Addi
son Jones library.
CLASSES DISMISS
THURSDAY AT 5 P. M.
President Ehlhardt has an
nounced that Christmas holidays
Vv'ill begin Thursday afternoon,
December 14, at 5 p. m. Classes
will be resumed Thursday, Jan
uary 4, at 8 a. m. The students
vviR have three weeks to celebrate
the Christmas and New Year sea
son.
All classes will be dismissed at
5 p. m. and the dormitories will
close at that-hour and will remain
closed until January 3, 1951. Stu
dents are' expected to leave the
campus as quickly as possible aft-
tvm
istmas
ANNA’S SHOP
Gifts — Yarns
Honor Students Are
Named For Term
The Dean’s List of honor roll
students was released by Dean J.
J. Stevenson, Jr., at mid-semester.
Students attaining an average of
two or more quality points (an
average of “B”) are eligible for
this list.
Forty students, sixteen per cent
of the student body, were named
for this honor. They are as fol
lows:
Allen A. Angel, Charles A. Bark
ley, J .Lawson Bingham, Martha
E. Bishop, Clarence M. Blythe,
Joyce J. Brand, Carol Carter, Bil
lie Katerine Cline, Mary Louise
Dean, Jean Eaker, Jane Eargle,
Carolyn L. Hamilton, William Har
rison, Bonnie F. Hawkins, Rich-
;ard D. Hobson, Mary Alice Holli-
field, Nathalie L. Jones, Elizabeth
Kelly, Caroline L. King, Alice B.
Leggett, Hope Leonard, Anne B.
[Lewis, Frank Lowman.
Peggy R. McCracken, Nancy
Jane Medford, Thomas Neal, Carl
C. Outen, Fred Parks, Jean Par
rish, John J. Randall, Anna -L.
Reid, Kenneth N. ScottJ Betty
Jane Shepherd, Vivian Simmons,
iDavid Starr, Clinton Tutterow,
Bernie B. Welch, Elizabeth Joan
Williams.
Post graduate students attain
ing this average are Betsy K. Bow
man and Emily Ann Smith.
er their last class on Thursday.
Dean J. J. Stevenson, Jr., has ex-
jpressed his desire that the stu
dents leave rooms in a clean and
orderly condition and that they
eliminate any hazzards which cause
fire or other damage to the build-
iings.
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Brevard College Radio Series
Carried Over Seven Stations
Network Includes Brevard
And Many North Car
olina Cities
Continuing the “Brevard College
Hour,” a weekly program begun
over Station WPNF on November
19, the Christian Fellowship club
and the Dramatics clubs together
will present a Christmas radio
play on Sunday, December 10, at
2:30 p. m.
As its title indicates, the play,
“The Birth of the Song Silent
Night,” by Florence Felton French,
dramatizes the historic circum
stances incidental to the compo
sition of a great Christmas carol.
In the cast Reid Gilbert will be
the composer, Franz Bruber; Doro
thy Gay Rockwood, Mother Gruber;
Clinton Tutterow, Father Gruber;
Dorothy Wallace, Elizabeth; Helen
Hayes, Berta; and Tom Neal, Pas
tor Mohr. Francis Price, of the
faculty of music will be narrator.
The play is under the direction
of Mr. Price and of C. E. Roy,
advisor of the Christian Fellow
ship club.
GLEE CLUB TO SING
STRICKLAND CANTATA
On December 17 the Brevard
College Glee club, under the direc-
ion of Bruce A. Livengood, chair
man to the college department of
music, will broadcast the cantata
“And on Earth Peace.” This work
of the noted composer Lily Strick
land, now of Hendersonville, will
De perfo med at the college tomor-
r. w afteinoon. It is reported else
where in this issue.
DICKENS FOR CHRISTMAS
The broadcast of December 24
will be Dickens’ “Christmas
Carol,” as arranged for radio and
read by Philip E. Kennedy, of the
college department of English.
EHLHARDT TO SPEAK
On December 31, President
George B. Ehlhardt in his second
appearance on the College Hour
will speak on a subject appropriate
to the new year.
ROUNDTABLES SCHEDULED
A discussion by members of the
Betty Lamp club will be the fea
ture of January 17. This program
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
From
TROLLEY
SODA SHOP
and
Evelyn and Fred Taylor
Across From College
will enable the radio audience to
listen to the girls as they talk of
matters typical of regular meetings
of the home economics club.
In a roundtable discussion the
members will deal with social dos
and don’ts for young people. They
will answer such questions of con
cern to the high school and college
girl as, “When spending a night
off the campus with a girl friend,
how can I be a model of good
behaviour and enjoy myself at the
same time?”
Participating in this program will
be Dottie Gay Rockwood, Doris
Washburn, Billie Cline, Mary
Nance Garner, Marianna Young,
Mae Higgins, Melba Eller, Belva
Nichols, Joyce Brand, Jean Par
rish, Ann Duckworth, Caroline
King, Carolyn Collins, and Geral
dine Barier. Ann Deas, president
of the club, will serve as modera
tor.
The program of January 14 will
present members of the Interna-,
tional Relations club in roundtable
discussion of the subject “Efforts
to Maintain Peace, 1947-1950.”
In treating subordinate phases
of this topic Mildred Skipper will
review the Marshall Plan; Mary
Dean will discuss the North Atlan
tic Pact; Jane Hart will speak of
the cooperative efforts of Western
European Nations; and Howard
Graham, of coperative peace ef
forts in Asia. Vivian Simmons,
president of the IRC, will preside
at the meeting.
CHOIR TO AID ALL GROUPS
A radio choir composed of stud
ents of the department of music,
as it has done for broadcasts al
ready given during the Brevard
College Hour, will provide inciden
tal music for these programs.
The singers are Ellen Faulkner,
Mary Jane Kornegay, and Jewell
Sentelle, sopranos; Mary Alice Hol-
lifield and Alice Leggett, contral
tos; James Crawford and Mack
iLassiter, tenors; and Ferguson
|Lowery and Wayne Umphlett,
basses. Miss Susan Graham, of the
college music faculty, is accom-
ipanist.
i RADIO NET CARRIES HOUR
The Brevard College hour is
included in the programs of the
following stations: WPNF, Bre
vard; WBBO-FM, Forest City;
WGNC-FM, Gastonia WIST, Char-
1 0 11 e; WGWR-FM, Asheboro;
WFMY-FM, Greens boro; and
WDNC-FM, Durham.
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