PAGE FOUR
THE CLARION
MAY 10, 1963
Wingate Wins Tennis Finals
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BREVARD COLLEGE net men
won third place in the conference
tennis tournament on May 6. Mem
bers of the team are Vince Dennium,
Jerry Shore, John Bradburn, James
Ruiz, Bill Burgin, and Bradly Hauser.
Brevard Places 3rd
Brevard College was host to
the Western Carolina Junior Col
lege Conference Tennis Tourna
ments on May 6. Wingate Col
lege, with 23 points emerged as
the conference champs. Ander
son College was second with 20
points and Brevard College tied
with Gardner-Webb for third
place with 13 points. Asheville-
Biltmore was next with 5 points,
followed by Lees McRae with 2
points.
Representing the Brevard Tor
nadoes in the tournament were
John Bradburn, Jerry Shore, and
Jim Ruiz. In the first round of
the singles match, Bradburn de
feated Humphrey of Asheville
Biltmore College 6-1, 6-0; and
Jarrell of Wingate 7-5, 4-6, 6-1
for a spot in the finals where he
was beaten by Poore of Ander
son College, 6-1, 6-3. Bradburn
finished second in single play.
Jerry Shore and Jim Ruiz de
feated Wike and Goodman of
Lees McRae 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. Next
Shore and Ruiz met Booth and
Barrett of Wingate and were
beaten 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, for a third
place spot in the doubles play.
POE PITCHES
NINE TO WIN
John Poe, Brevard College’s
swift hurler, struck out 17 bat
ters and permitted Gardner
Webb only five hits as the Tor
nadoes defeated the opposition
6-2.
Leading Brevard in hits were
Leahman Stanley with 3 for 5,
a double and 2 singles, bringing
in 3 runs for Brevard; Mike
Brown, hitting 3 for 4; and Da
vid Cort, 2 for 4.
Wingate College has already
captured the Western Carolina
Junior College Conference base
ball title with their last win over
Gardner Webb. The race for
second place, however, could stiU
be highly debatable. At present,
North Greenville is in second
place with Gardner Webb and
Brevard tied for third, but only
one-half game ahead of Ander
son.
Clubs Announce
(Continued from Page One)
of the Euterpean Society were
installed in a meeting in the
Faculty Lounge. Sue Kearns
will serve as President; Carol
Willoughby is the new Vice-
President. The present Secretary
and Treasurer, Andy Mace and
Beth Varda, will keep their of
fices as they are returning next
year.
The Cliosophic Society, broth
er fraternity of the Euterpean
Organization, has elected Bo
Tucker from Charlotte as Pres
ident for next year. Also serving
in leading positions wUl be
Mike Starnes of Asheville as
Vice - President; Bob Mabby
from Marietta, Georgia, as Sec
retary - Treasurer; and Mels
Carbonell from Miami, Florida,
as Chaplain.
Nemos Make New Slate
The Nemos recently elected
their officers for next year:
Margaret Harris from Black
Mountain is the newly elected
President; Margo Towles from
Fincastle, Virginia, is Vice-
President; Melba Blanton from
Concord will be the Secretary,
and Priscilla Dalway of Phoenix-
ville, Pennsylvania, will serve as
Treasurer.
WF Names Foil
John Foil from Raleigh, N.
C., was elected President of the
Westminster Fellowship at a
meeting on May 5. Margaret
Davidson from Marion, S. C., was
elected Secretary, and Martha
Kimzey of Brevard, Treasurer.
The group planned a picnic
for May 12 for all Presbyterian
students on campus.
Chemistry Club Selects
Officers
Alpha Beta Gamma, the hon
orary chemistry society for
students making an A or B in
chemistry with an over-all C
average on all work attempted,
has elected a new slate of of
ficers for next year. They are
President, Mike Brown; Vice-
President, Margaret Harris; Sec
retary - Treasurer, Jane Martin;
Program Chairmen, David Cort
and Fred Miller.
WAA Names
All Stars
The Women’s Athletic Associa
tion has announced its slate of
1963 All-Star Basketball players
who constitute another honorary
team. Electees were Donna
Swiger, Mary Lindley, Doris
Simpson, Anne Elliott, Joyce
West, Margaret Harris, Vicky
Caldwell, Charlotte Keene, Pam
Boone, Jane Adams, and Arlene
Constantz.
Winning three out of six at
tempts, the honorary team com
peted against Lees McRae and
Anderson colleges and Brevard
High School in regular season
play. Chosen for intramural par
ticipation, ten of the crew will
graduate in June.
Essay On Man
(Continued From Page Two)
is a bothersome, yet desirable
creature. He lifts women’s spir
its to great heights, drops them
to deepest despairs, and stamps
them with little realization of his
strength.
Man is born, lives, and loves
with vigor, vim, and vitality for
life that is exemplified in his
actions, his thoughts, and his
deeds. Man strives, seeks, and
searches for happiness which
can only be found in the least
explored place — a woman’s
heart.
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Brevard Thinclads
Romp At Tri-Meet
The Brevard College thinclads
ronjped Anderson and Lees Mc
Rae in a triangular meet on the
Brevard oval, April 24.
Brevard scored 86V2 points
while Anderson picked up 23 and
Lees McRae totaled 21V2 points.
Mels Carbonell, of Brevard,
was the high point man of the
meet with 18 points. Carbonell
took first places in the high and
low hurdles and the broad jump.
100 - yard dash — Raper (B);
Hill (A); Brown (LM); Blivins
(LM) — :10.2
220 - yard dash — Raper (B);
Brown (LM); Radcliff (LM);
Hill (A) — ;23.3
440 - yard dash — Hofheimer
(B); Jenkins (B); Bel (LM);
Maughman (LM) — :53.1
880 - yard run — Malsby (B);
Brown (A); Wood (LM); Tyson
(LM) — 2:07.8
Mile run — Rich (LM); Wood
(LM); Bennett (LM); Brown (A)
— 4:55
220 - yard low hurdles — Car
bonell (B); Bingham (B); Fer
guson (B); Range (LM) — :26.5
120 - yard high hurdles —
Carbonell (B); Bingham (B);
McClain (A); Ferguson (B) —
:17.4
Two mile run — Rich (LM);
Bennett (LM); Goodman (LM);
Brown (A) — 10:47
Javelin — Query (LM); Aus
tin (LM); Lathan (B); Clordy
(A) — 159’8”
Shotput — Surrett (B); Hoxit
(B); Ciejek (LM); Douthit (A)
— 43’11”
Discus — Surrett (B); Hoxit
(B); Lane (B); Zimmerman
(LM) — 136’9”
Pole Vault — Hare (A); Car
bonell (B); Ferguson (B); Birch-
field (LM) — 11’6”
High Jump — Schwab (B);
Parnell (B); Kelly (A) and Mar
ion (B) Tie — 5’6”
Broad Jump — Carbonell (B);
Hill (A); Woodson (LM) and
Weston (A) Tie — 20’8”
Mile relay — Brevard (Jen
kins, Ferguson, Malsby, Hofhei
mer); Lees McRae — 3:37
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Track Men Win
Tri-Meet At GW
The Brevard College Torna
does downed Gardner Webb and
Lees McRae in a triangular track
meet at Gardner Webb, May 2.
The Tornadoes took eight first
places and six second places to
help their 72 point meet total.
Lees McRae picked up only 47
points, closely followed by Gard
ner Webb with 43 points.
100 yard dash — Raper (B);
Criswell (GW); Brown (LM);
Ratcliffe — 10.2
200 yard dash — Chriswell
(GW); Ratcliffe (LM); Brown
(LM); Monday (GW) — 21.0
440 yard dash — Hofheimer
(B); Simpkins (GW); Bell (LM);
Jenkins — 54.0
880 yard run — Malsby (B);
Tyson (LM); Ledford (GW);
Summey (B) — 2:10.9
Mile nm — Frieze (GW); Rich
(LM); Bennett (LM); Wood
(LM) — 4:42
2 mile run — Frieze (GW);
Rich (LM); Goodman (LM);
Bennett (LM) — 10:37.4
200 yard low hurdles — Car
bonell (B); Bingham (B); Raines
(LM); Rogers (GW) — 23.9
120 yard high hurdles — Bing
ham (B); Swink (GW); Carbon
ell (B), Raines (LM) — 17.3
Javelin — Query (LM); Lat
han (B); Austin (LM); Morrow
(GW) — 156’6”
Shotput— Surrett (B); Hoxit
(B); Jackson (LM); Davis (GW)
— 40’7”
Discus — Surrett (B); Hoxit
(B); Zimmerman (GW); Lane
(B) — 140’3”
Pole vault — Ferguson (B);
Carbonell (B); Childress (LM);
Birchfield (LM) — 10’6”
High jump — Swink (GW):
Dickinson (B); Parnell (B);
Schwab (B) — 5’9”
Broad jump— Woodson (LM);
Chriswell (GW); Carbonell (B);
McClure (GW) — 20’7^”
Mile relay — Brevard and
Gardner Webb tie — 3:41.3
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