7HE lord gave us two ends-
one to sit on and one to
think with.
The Clarion
A MAN’S SUCCESS DEPENDS UPON
WHICH END HE USES MOST. ITS’ A
CASE OF “HEADS YOU WIN, TAILS
YOU LOSE.”
VOLUME XXIX
BREVARD COLLEGE, MAY 18, 1962
mJMBER T5
Hoxit, Barnette, Will Lead S.G.A. In ’62-63
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Commencement, Baccalaureate Speakers Listed
McLarty, Harmon
To Address Sophs
Brevard College President
Emmett K. McLarty, Jr., vvill
be the commencement speaker
for the 1962 graduaUng class^
His address will begni at 3.00
p M. on Sundiiy. June 3.
Commencement activities will
begin Saturday. June 2. at 1:00
p. M.. with an Alumni luncheon i
in the college cafeteria. Dr. Jof-
fre Coe, Director of the Re-1
search Laboratory of the An-
tropology Department of ^e
University of North Carolma
will be the speaker. Members
of the 1962 graduating class will
be officially welcomed into the
Alumni Association at this time.
At 8:00 P. M. the Glee Club
ani Wind Ensemble will pre-1
sent a concert in the college au-1
(iitorium.
Following the concert. Presi
dent and Mrs. McLarty will hold
their reception for the graduat
ing class.
Sunday afternoon a Carillon
recital at 2:45 o'clock will pre
cede the Commencement ad
dress.
Harmon to Speak
The Graduation Day sermon
RAY HOXIT
KEN BARNETTE
DR. E. K. McLARTY
Adams To Serve
As Chief Marshal
The marshals for the com
mencement exercises on June
2 - 3, 1962, have been appoint
ed Linda Jane Adams from
Gastonia, N, C„ will serve as
;he chief.
The other marshal appoin
tees are Ray Hoxit from Lake
Toxaway, N. C.; Sara Moores
from Maitland, Florida; Dons
phillips from Kannapolis, N,
C • Nancy Ting from Siba, Sara
wak; and Joyce West from Stan
ley, N. C.
This is a coveted honor at
Brevard College which denotes
an excellence in scholarship and
character and reflects high cred
it upon the students.
The duties of the marshals
will involve meeting and regis
tering the guests at commence
ment, ushering at the exercises,
and leading the academic pro
cession.
will be given by Bishop Nolan
Bailey Harmon at 11:00 A. M^,
Sunday, June 3, in the Brevard
Methodist Church.
Bishop Harmon, of the Char
lotte area of the Methodist
Church, is a minister, author,
and editor.
He is a member of the Board
of Trustees of Brevard College,
High Point College, Emory Uni
versity, and Pfeiffer College.
Born in Meridian, Mississippi,
Bishop Harmon received his A.
B. degree from Millsaps College,
his M. A. degree from Prince
ton University, and holds honor^
ary degrees from several otner
universities and colleges.
JOYCE WEST
SARA MOORES
GIL COAN
Clubs Announce Officers,
Make Plans For New Year
BISHOP NOLAN B. HARMON
Student body secretary Lou
is Martin announces that au
students who have not Pam
their S. G. A. fees wiU not
be eligible for an exam per
mit until these fees are paid.
Those who are in debt are ad
vised to check with Louis a
soon as possible.
Tuesday night. May 8, in a 10
p m meeting of the Girl’s Dorm
itory, sixteen freshmen girls
were tapped into the Big Sister
Organization. The requirements
for eligibility to be tapped into
the organization are a 1.5 acad
emic average, approval by the
faculty, the Dean of Women, and
the Big Sisters, and qualities of
character, leadership, and friend
liness.
The new Big Sisters who will
guide the Freshmen girls in be
coming adjusted to college life
next year are: Nancy Boles,
President, Jane Adams, Bermce
Baldwin, Jane Beam, Joyce West,
Linda Swaringer, Priscilla Pear
son Carolyn Dotson, Theresa
Foster, Ann Greene, Betsy Mc
Lean, Phyllis Greene, Sara
Moores, Sherry Patrick, Susan
Maxwell, and Mary Ellen Martin.
elected as officers for the 1962-
63 school year: Presiden^ Sue
Ellen Grofsick; Secretary-Treas-
urer, Phyllis Greene; Program
Chairman, Bernice Baldwin;
Publicity Managers, Joyce West,
Sonja Reynolds.
A Vice-President will be elect
ed from the new freshman class
at the meeting in September.
Kappa Chi Elects
Kappa Chi, a religious organi
zation on campus, elected new
officers for the coming year dur
ing their recent spring retreat.
They are as follows:
Charles Gibbons, President
Robert Edwards, Vice - Presi
dent.
Hariett Carey, Secretary
Charolette Keene, Vice Presi
dent of Christian Council.
BSU Elects
At the monthly meeting of the
Baptist Student Union, Thurs
day, May 10, the following were
Nemo Officers Elected
For 1962 ■ 63
On Friday night. May 11, San
dy Hill of Asheville, N. C., was
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West To Edit The
Clarion; Coan Wins
By Write-In Vote
Rising Sophomore Ray Hoxit
will lead the student body next
vear as President of the Student
Government Association, iten
Barnette will assist Ray as Vice-
President.
Ray attended Rosman Hi^
School where he participated in
such major activities as being
Valedictorian of his class, a
Marshal, President of the Beta
Club, and a member of the All-
Conference basketball team-
This year at Brevard he haca
been continuing his notable rec
ord by recently being tapped in
to the Phi Theta Kappa and by
being chosen a Marshal. His ma
jor is in the field of science.
BARNETTE ELECTED V-P
Ken Barnette of Gomer, Geor
gia, was elected Vice-Presideiii.
In high school he was president
of his senior class. After high
school he entered the army-
Upon completion of his military
service, he was employed at
Southern Pines Piedmont Ag
ricultural Experiment Station
This year at Brevard he is a
member of the Men’s House
Council and Phi Theta Kappa.
Ken is majoring in Liberal
Secretary - Treasurer will be
Sara Moores, who is from MaiE-
land, Florida. She attended Wifi-
ter Park High School wh-GT-G
she was in the Pep Club, Span
ish Club, and the G. A. A. This
year she is a member of the Wo
men’s House Council, Phi Theta
Kappa, Big Sisters, and is a Mar
shal. Her major is Liberal Arfts.
COAN WINS ON WRITE-IN
Gil Coan, Jr., of Brevard, was
elected on a write-in ticket as
Social Chairman. In high school.
Gil was on the Varsity Baskei-
ball Team, Editor of the SchooS
Newspaper, Sport’s Photograph
er. President of the- Key Club,
Vice - President of the Teen Cen
ter, and active in the 4-H Club.
This year he has been on the
baseball team, photographer for
the Clarion and Pertelote, and
is a Freshman Class officer.,
WEST TO EDIT CLARION
Joyce West, from Stanley,
C., was elected Editor-in-Chi^
of the ’62 - ’63 Clarion. In high
school, Joyce was in the Bfita
Club, Science Cluib, Monogram
Club, and Student Council. Sh£
was Class Treasurer and editor
of the school paper. She was
captain of the basketball teaiE
and a member of the All - Con
ference and All - Tournameis
Teams. This year Joyce is As
sistant Editor of the Clarion, ii
the Big Sisters, and has beei
chosen to be a Marshal. Sh-e ii
a Business Administration ma
jor.
PERTELOTE ANNOUNCES
EDITOR
The Pertelote staff has als.
chosen its leaders for nes
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