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^5lUME XXVIII
BREVARD COLLEGE, DECEMBER 9, 1960
NUMBEB e
Christmas Dance Is “Wonderland
By Night”
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Alice Barnhill To Reign
As Queen Over Event
BSU Election
Held Recently
Miss Alice Barnhill, center, will
reign as the 1960 Christmas Quee'n of
Brevard College. Her court consists of
Miss Sally Maynard, left, freshman
attendant; and Miss Barbara Ballew,
right, sophomore attendant.
Women's Athletic Association Sends
Delegates To Federation Convention
The Women’s Athletic Asso
ciation at Brerard College has
Ijeen strengthened by the at
tendance of a delegation to a
conference of the North Carolina
Athletic and Recreation Feder
ation of College Women, at
Wake Forest College in Winston-
Salem, Joyce Clark, president of
the WAA, Brenda Golden and
Carol Padgett, accompanied by
their advisor, Mrs. OVL. Thomas
Cousins, gained much informa
tion that will be applicable to
the local groi^p at present and
in the future. This is the first
time this particular conference
has had a representation from
our school. It is hoped that this
V'ill be an annual event in the
program here at Brevard Col
lege.
Twenty-three other colleges
and universities in the state
were represented. At the general
session a panel composed of
members from Duke, Salem,
Wake Forest, Elon, and Mars
Hill, discussed “Intramurals —
Means of Motivation and Values
Gained.”
This was followed by group
discussions in three areas:
Awards for the Intramural Pro
gram, Recent Trends in the In
tramural Program, and Tourna-
nients for the Intramural Pro
gram. A member of Brevard’s
delegation was present in each
gioup. While these discussions
were in progress, Mrs. Cousins
was meeting with the faculty
sponsors planning for next year’s
conference and for intercolleg
iate activities.
Play Days were planned for
various districts. The western
district will have Play Days at
Mars Hill and iMontreat Colleges
this spring. Plans are being
made to participate in these
events and Brevard hopes to be
a host school next year.
Women's Assembly
Entertain At Fete
The members of the Women’s
Assembly of Brevard College
were hostesses at a Christmas
Buffet for the students, admin
istration, faculty, and staff Sun
day, December 4. As guests ar
rived in the parlor of Jones Hall,
they were presented to a re
ceiving line composed of Dean
Ruby Butterworth, Mrs. Alma
Dellinger, and Women’s Assem
bly officers Sandy Smith, Linda
phillips, and Barbara Beverly.
'Committee chairmen for the
event were Carol Matthews
Nancy Jo McCullough, Linda
phillips, Barbara Oliver, Shirley
Barbee, Diane Wallace, and Bar
bara Ballew, working under the
steering committee of Barbara
Pless, chairman, Linda Phillips,
Vandalyn Brown, Marie Teele,
and Sandy Smith.
Danny Bost
Elected To
Lead Frosh
The Freshman class met re
cently for the purpose of elect
ing class officers. Manuel Wort-
man, SGA president, presided
at the meeting.
Danny Bost of Kannapolis,
was elected president of the
class with Jim Rhodes of Bre
vard, named vice-president, and
Sally Maynard of Winter Park,
Florida, secretary-treasurer.
Jane Royster of Cherryville, was
chosen as representative to the
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Robert McCrary of Brevard
was recently elected president
of the Baptist Student Union
in their regular monthly meet
ing.
Other officers elected were
vice president, Jimmy Wilson of
Greenville, South Carolina; sec
retary and treasurer, Juanita
McKee of Mill Springs; song
leader, Barbara Cranford of
Lake Lure; publicity chairman,
John Goins of Kings Mountain;
pianist, Verlene Owen from Bre
vard; and program chairman,
Charlotte Sentelle, also from
Brevard.
The Baptist Student Union is
advised by Miss Bobbie Jean
Nicholson. The group holds
regular monthly meetings on the
second Thursday evening of each
month in Dunham Auditorium.
“Wonderland by Night” wiB
be the theme for the Christmas
dance sponsored by the Eljler-
pean and diosophic sociefiBS,
Saturday evening, December
in the Campus Center Auditor
ium from 8 p.m. until midnight.
Miss Alice Barnhill of Char
lotte, will reign over the daiice
as Christmas Queen. Her escort
will be Max Walser of Lexing
ton. Her court consists of Bar
bara Ballew, sophomore attend
ant from Marion, whose escort
will be Doug Scott, Asheville,
North Carolina. Freshman at
tendant, Sally Maynard of Win
ter Park, Florida, will be es
corted by Craig Little, Pittstown,
New Jersey.
The Tiger Tones of Clemson
College will furnish the mu^
for the_ dance.
Christine Farnan, president
of the Euterps, and Ed Brewer„
president of the dios, are ii»
charge of general arrangements.
They want to assure the Stii-
dent body that this will be a
beautiful and successful Christ
mas dance for all to remember.
The boy’s intramural foot
ball season ended with the
game between third Green
and third Taylor, winding up
as a tie between the two
teams. This tie necessitated
a playoff game, and the re
sult was that Third Green
won with a score of 8 to 7.
Third Green has lost only
one game this year, that to
third Taylor by a margin of
43 to 0.
Congratulations to Ruth
Ulitchell and Carol Joyce, stu
dent nurses, who received
their R. N. degrees last
month. Ruth took her exami
nations in Raleigh; Carol had
hers in Washington, D. C. The
examinations lasted one-and-
a-half days.
These examinations came
as the climax to three years
of training in nursing.
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Two Entries
From BC Are
With Parade
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The 1S60 iChristmas parade
December 1, was the most beau
tiful one Brevard has ever seen
Despite the cold weather, the
streets were lined with specta
tors, standing, and sitting ii
cars.
The American Legion colo]
guard led the parade foltow©t
by the Brevard High Schiob!
band playing carols.
Dianne Nesbitt, Brevard Col
lege’s homecoming queen, rodt
in a convertible driven by
ert Ackerman. She was follcni
ed by Brevard College’s eleiv^i
spirited cheerleaders
The floats were crowned wiB
dozens of beauty queens frdto
Brevard High School and ih(
surrounding communities.
The Brevard Junior PoIic(
Club turned out in force, march
ing and riding along the streets
The Hendersonville and Can
ton High School bands partici
pated in the parade with severa
majorettes dressed in seasona
red and white.
Miss Dianne Nesbitt, Brevard College’s Home
coming Queen, was one of the college’s two en
tries in Brevard’s annual Christmas parade held
December 1. Miss Nesbitt’s driver is Bob Acker
man.
Library books may be
checked out or renewed for
the holidays. All books not
renewde must be returned to
the library by December 13.
The library will close for the
Christmas holidays December
15, at 4:00 pjn.