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VOLUME XXIX
BREVARD COLLEGE, NOVEMBER 10, 1961
NUMBEH 4
Blood Unit To Visit Brevard
Riddle^ Robinson
To Lead Sophomores
Earnest Riddle was elected Beta Club, football team, and
President of the sophomore class the newspaper staff. At Brevard
in a special election meeting College, “Ernie” is President of
held October 25, 1961. Other the Clios and a member of the
class officers elected were Bob-1 Day Students Club,
by Robinson, Vice - President;
Carole Padgett, Secretary-Treas-
urer; and Lawrence Suggs, Stu
dent Government Association
ReprcEontative. Charles Smith,
Student Government Associa-
lion President, presided.
Earnest Riddle was born in Bobby belongs
Washington, D. C. and graduated I Yj,
rom Brevard Senior High School
wihere he was a member of the
B. C. Grad
‘=^FOOK ±i,OYA.LTY pictured above are Sharon
Bealv and Carlos Perez, the Brevard College 1961
Hallov^'een King and Queen. They were elected by
stupient.s casting “a penny a vote” during the Hal
loween celebration sponsored by the WAA and the
Men’s House Council. (Photo by Coan)
Bobby Robinson, from States
ville, N. C. graduated from
Statesville S-enior High School.
He was active in the French
Club, Bible Club, and the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship of which
he was President. At Brevard
to the
Mountaineers and is Vice-Presi-
dcnt of the Clios.
Carol Padgett, born in Knox
ville, Tennessee, now calls Win
ston - Salem, N. C. her home.
She is a former student at Meth-
odist Children’s Home and a
In r IftV graduate of Reynolds High
AijL JL School, Winston - Salem, There,
she was a member of the Drama
Mrs. Mary W. Lyman, a for-j Club, Business Club, Cheeriead^
mer Brevard College student, ers Club, Journalism Staff Glee
will star in Brevard’s Little Club, Monogram Club, and the
'Theatre nroduction of Henry i College Club Her extra ^ ™r-
Spigelasfl= comedy, “A Majori-1 ricular activities at Brevard Col-
tv of One” on November 17 and lege include the Masquers,
13 in the’c.C.B. Auditorium. I Tre,-=urer of the Mnemosynean
The tlay is under the direc-'. Society, Program Chairman of
tion of Robroy Farquhar, who is the Business Club, Secre^ry of
also the director at the Flat (he Methodist Student Fellow-
Brevard Alumna
In Organ Recital
Miss Elizabeth Whisenant, or
ganist at the St. John’s Baptist
Church in Charlotte, N. C., and
former student at Brevard Col
lege, will be the guest recital
ist at the last organ recital for
Assembly Speaker
Answers Questions
Concerning Creation
Students And
Citizens Are
Urged To Give
The Bloodmobile of the Ameri-
,,can National Red Cross will be
! accessible to the students of
Brevard College on Tuesday, No
vember 14. It will be located at
the Brevard Methodist Church
across from the campus en
trance, The hours will be from
11:30 - 1:30, and from 2:00 - 5:00.
Those who give blood receive
a donor’s card which entitles
them and their family to free
blood should the need for it
£rise. The Asheville blood bank
has arrangem.ents whereby the
holder of a donor card here may
receive blood in any part of the
United States.
The local Red Cross chapter
urges college and the local cit
izens to give liberally. Students
under twenty - one must have
written permission from their
parents to give blood.
Rock Playhouse during the sum
mer months.
The story concerns a Jewish
'60-6] Clarion
Highly Ranked
1,0 Each year the Associated Col
and Women Sports Editor i legiate Press, located at the Uni-
Bob Spencer, a member of
the Religion 01 class, gave the
main talk during assembly on
Friday, November 3. Bob’s sub-
isL at me laai uigau jjic doubts about the
the Fall semester. The recital j ^j-eation of the universe which
will be presented Sunday after- modern man.
noon, November 12, at 4:00 p. m. “gcience is the
In addition, she is assistant j doubts
^hip, Publicity Chairman of the
Women’s Athletic Council, Glee
riub. - _ I „
woman who accompanied her | for the Clarion. I versity of Minesota, gives rat-
dinlomat son-in-law and daugh- Lawrence “Sonny” Suggs hails | ings to the various college ana
ter to Janan and found herself, frem Greer, S. C. He graduated - university acrtKS
'iivolvcd Ir a high - level diplo- from Myers Park Senior High the nation. The CLARION sen^.
m?,Hc situation as well as ro- School in Charlotte, N. C. where; each issue of the paper to tte
he was a member of the French i ACP to be judged and to ob-
This is the biggest show in Club, Sonny's extra - curricular j tain helpful information on how
m'mber of scenes ever attempt-i activities at Brevard College in- to J”®
ed by the Little Theatre. elude the Clios, Men’s House; The CLARION recently
Student tickets may be ob- Council, and Program Chairman ed its rank
T'Tn Tn Pa"e Three of Alnha Beta Gamma. —to Page rttrec
to the choral
is
programs
and
answer to
said Bob, who
went on to state that by scien-
teaches piano and organ private
ly. prove LUC
An honor graduate of Brevard i by a seeing, thinkmg
College, where she was a student;
n 1 1 _ J I
tific evidence it is po.ssible to
prove the creation of the un^
of Mr. Nelson Adams and Mrs.
Louise Miller, Miss Whisenant
transferred from Brevard Col
lege to Greensboro where she
studied organ under Harold An
drews.
Brevard Librarian
Attends Conference
Mrs. Holder, of the library
staff, has just returned from a
four - day conference of the
North Carolina Library Associa
tion in Durham, held on Octo
ber 26 - 28.
Mrs. Holder is a member of
the Editorial Board of North
Carolina Libraries and while in
Durham she attended a meet
ing of this Board. She also at
tended workshops in which prob
lems of Junior College Libraries
were discussed. Another meeting
included a session relating to
college and university libraries
and their problems of cataloging
books and library material.
I. By unwavering mathemat -
c?i law it can be proved that
fir universe was designed and
executed by a great engineering
intelligence.
II. The resourcefulness of life
to accomplish its purpose i.s a
manifestation of an all-pervading
irtr'lligence,
III. Animal wisdom speaks Ir-
risistibly of a good creator who
infu.'ed instincts into otherwise
helpless little creatures.
IV Man has something more
than instincts — the power of
repson.
V. Provision for all livin" i-'
revealed in such phenomena as
the wonder of genes.
VI. By the economy of n'turf
we are forced to realize th^t on i
ly an infinite wisdom could have
foreseen and prepared with such
astute hnsb-indry.
VII. The fact that man can 1
conceive the idea of God is m
itself a uniaue proof.
Bob urged everyone to re-
— Turn to Page Three
SUCESS! Pictured above are the
n^ewly elected sophomore class offi
cers. From left to right, they are
Bobby Robinson, Carol Padgett, Law--
rence Suggs, and Earnest Riddle.
(Photo by Coan)