April 13, 1957
THE CLARION
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made to the faculty and staff. Sal
aries have been increased until
they compare favorably with those
of many larger institutions.
During this period of rapid
growth many buildings have been
removed, including old West Hall,
the oldest dormitory on the cam
pus, which served as one of the
BY L. G. DEYTON
As the Tornado baseballers
worked to get in shape for the sea
son opener at North Greenville
jesterday, observers said that it
looks like a great year for Brevard
this season.
In a scrimmage doubleheader
with Western Carolina College, the
boys looked most impressive in
copping the honors in the first
game. The game was highlighted
by superb pitching and a three
run homer hit by Harold Mask.
Although things were a bit
shaky in the fielding department,
the boys couldn’t be stopped at the
plate as they banged out hit after
hit from the offerings of the oppo
sition pitchers.
The Tornadoes traveled to
North Greenville yesterday to get
the season started in a twin bill
with the Mounties. Boys making
the trip v/ere infielders Robinson,
Cudd, Pearson, Ingle, and Dacus;
outfielders Haas, Sims, Mask, and
Blackburn; pitchers Wingo, Kim-
bro, Stamey, Higgins, and Hall;
and utility men Stanley Scruggs,
Bob Ramsey, Gary Frick and Hen
ry Wilson.
If the hitting remains consistent
and the fielding improves, as it
1 probably will, we can look for a
. i,ood season for the Tornadoes
this year.
'I he first home game is sche-
auled with Mars Hill on Monday,
.'Vpril 15.
A tennis match is also scheduled
for March 15 at Mars Hill and the
first track meet is to be held at
North Greenville on April 27.
dormitories for women. In its place
has been erected a new and mod
ern Women’s Residence Hall that
houses 200 young women along
with an apartment for the hostess
for the building.
Dunham Hall, better known as
the Administration Building, has
I been renovated with four new
I classrooms being added on the sec-
I ond floor. These new classrooms
[are equipped with the most mod
ern classroom furnishings and the
plan is to continue to replace old
er classroom furniture with mod
ern fixtures.
Taylor Hall, a dormitory for
men, has been completely renova
ted and is now modern with excel
lent furnishings. It will house 100
young men, along with an apart
ment for the assistant dean of
men.
A new men’s dormitory was com
pleted in September, just in time
for the opening of school. This
dormitory is of modern design and
this month houses 106 men along
with an apartment for the assis
tant dean of men. It is furnished
with modern furniture and has an
excellent recreation room in the
basement.
Now under construction is the
College Center Building. This will
be one of the most modern build
ings found on any college campus.
It is scheduled to be completed
sometime this month and will
house the Administrative offices,
a new auditorium seating 550, a
beautiful and luxurious cafeteria
with a faculty dining room, a com
plete soda shop and book store, a
post office, and a spacious student
lounge. This building will be the
center of campus life.
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Brevard Jewelers
Corner of Main & Broad
FYee gift wrapping and wrapped
for Mailing
Gray’s j
Barber
Shop
Kearns
“Your Campus Grocery”
Open Evenings and Sunday
i’ictuied t-’jove is ,he starting infield of this year’s edition of the Tornadoes. Left to right, they are;
Eddie Dacus, third base; Jim Ingle, shortstop; Roger Pearson, second base; and David Cudd, first base.
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Crawford and Sims Barber Shop
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING!!
DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE BANK
Jones’ News Stand
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Better Than Most”
College Students!
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Hot Dogs and Hamburgers
Visit The
CHICKEN KITCHEN
“Just Below the College”
Charlie Owenby, Owner
Tel. 2-6231
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