Hear
The Clarion
Dr. Depp
VOLUME XXXII
BREVARD COLLEGE, BREVARD, N. C., FEBRUARY 26, 1965
NUMBER 9
Students Aided Financially Dr. Depp To Speak
Bi-evarcl College student!
aid iexclu.sm; of loans and!
work i^rants) in the sum
of '.vas dlstribut-|
ed to 80 sTiuieulri (aver
age of ovt'r S?154 to ap
proximately 22'- of the
ciiri’L'nt student body) for
the 18G") spring sern>ster
as follows:
\—Honor S2,'J87.50 (25)
4rgo, David Anthony
Brandon, Verdie Maurine
Brookshire, John Carl
Burke, Buford Leon
Cannon, Susan Connor
Crouch, Carol Elizabeth
Gash, Patricia Juanell
George, Bernice Alice
Gillespie, Gary Eugene
Hal!, James Lawrence
Holder, Joan Elizabeth
Holder, Joseph Preston
Jones, Emily Gail
Jones, -Moyce Joe
Keller, Kalhryn Louise
Key, Bonn Ray
Lynch, Virsinia Dare
Morrow, David Glen
Pickens, Robert Lee
Prescott, Irvin Francis, Jr.
Reeves, James Robert
Roberts, James Lawton
Storrs. Patricia Kay
W^fhani, Djnna Kay
Wilson, Michael Emmett
Ij—District SI,050.00 (6)
Harrison, Doris Jean
Ingie, Rachel Alice
Sigmon, Judy Eay
Teague, Charles Porter
Warman, Barbara Diane
Wilson. Susan Elizabeth
II—GRANTS
A—Two-in faniily S187.50 (6)
Brandon, Myra Jane
Brandon, Verdie Maurine
Harrison, Doris Jean
Harrison, Stephen Randolph
Rickards, James Cooper, HI
Rickards, Mary Morrow
1>—Minister’s children
51,330.00 (7)
Argo, Da\id Anthony
Brandon, Myra Jane
Brandon, Verdie Maurine
Clark, Phillip Allen
Greene, Richard Arthur
Hall, James Lawrence
Johnson, Joseph S., Jr.
C—Employees/Employee’s
children 8500.00 (3)
Alderman, Josephine Ann
Henderson, Carolyn Ann
Montgomery, Doris Evelyn
D—Foreign students S480.00 (2)
Mueller, Hannelore
Takahashi, Yoshiharu
E—Orant-in-aid S675.00 (6)
Driscoll, Monica NMI
Ferry, Robert Frimklin
Harrison, Stephen Randolph
Mitchell, Treva Ann
Prescott. Irvin Francis, Jr.
Wrench. Ira Lou
I F—Cuban refugee S310.00 (4)
.liniinez, Louis A.
I Oss&rio, Jose Manuel, Jr.
! Kigual. Antonio Ramon
I Traveria, Jorge Isidro
1 ki:—AWARDS
I A—Music £2,225.00 (20)
I Adnmee. Hi'.lie Jean
i Amiei'son, Loreen Rae
i Argo, David Anthony
.'Xu'iustine. Surah Anne
j English, Mary Ruth
: Fihnd, Steplien Barber
i Cnver, Wayne Brice
I Harmon, Sandra Lee
Howie, Jacquelyn Carolina
I 'lurn to Page I'our
11 1
Plyler REW Begins Sunday
The annual Religious Empha
sis Week will be observed on
the Brevard College campus
from Sunday evening, February
28 through Thursday morning,
March 4.
Speaking at the five major
services will be Dr. Mark Depp,
Pastor Emeritus of the Centen
ary Methodist Church in Win
ston-Salem, North Carolina. Dr.
Depp is to deliver messages at
services on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
which will replace the regular
Wednesday chapel; on Monday
and Tuesday mornings at 10:00;
Wednesday morning at 9:00 and
at the Holy Communion on
Thursday morning at 7:00.
In addition to his messages.
Dr. Depp will be talking with
students and campus organiza
tion members and probably will
attend several classes. Office
space is scheduled to be donat
ed. so that those w'ho wish to
speak with Dr. Depp may
make appointments. He will also
meet with all the men in the
lobby of Taylor Hall and with
the women in Jones’ parlor.
Now retired, Dr. Depp has
served as pastor of Christ
Church in Pittsburg, Pa., St.
Mark’s in Baltimore, and Cal
vary Church in Washington,
D. C. He is a member of the
Brevard College Board of Trus-
t66S.
' 1 -pi Dir6ct6d. by the Christisn
DR. MARK DEPP, speaker for the annual ry- jg acting as Co-
Ipr Relieious Emphasis Week. (For biogi’aphical oi.jjjnating Committee, all cam-
«Vptrh see page 2). pus organizations wiH partici-
sketcti, see p g ^services during Empha-
I . -»ir _ 1_ +Vl/a
i
MAXWELL BEST
IN WNC
Brevard’s Carroll Maxwel
was awarded the Sports Mart
Trophy at the WNC Spmts
Awards Night program in Ashe
ville's City Auditorium Monday
night, February 22
Vacated Posts
Filled Through
Class Elections
An election to fill the post of
Vice-iPresident of the Student
Government Association was
ito -- - held on Friday, Feb. 19, m Dun-
uight, February 22. I students voted by
The award, which is P‘’esent-i (,hoice of those
ed annuaKy, was received by | ^vj^ner of the election
Maxwell as the most outst^d-, Mike Key, a sophomore
■;ng high school athlete ^ 'I £j.om Mount Airy.
Currently a freshman at Bre-, ^ ^ ^
vard College, the Henderson-; .^^.g^i.gsday, Feb. 17, the
ville High Schoo gradua^ etions
vear set airee state lecorcls n Freshman,
the State Championship meet . Vice-President, and
^ of the Clsss.
His most outstanding acrie^, - Tanner, President of|
ment was the winning of the Freshman Class, presided
vard dash in a se^sationa ■ - meeting, which was!
This was the third sfaight >ear, ^ the, of Public
I which he “ eBUbl..h«l Bre,,
new state record voting by preferential bal-
. hat event. The time of , , j (he students elected Bun-
tablished Maxwell as one of t i ’ ^ from Jacksonville,
SSbighschoo^^^^^ and Bob
Td olym- Pick
sis Week. Plans are for the
Christian Council, the Euterps
and Clios, Delphians and Nemos,
day students, and Kappa Chi to
have part in at least one of the
five services. Members of the
Business Club are preparing the
programs and the publicity ar
rangements are being handled
bv the Cheerleaders.
'Nelson F. Adams, director of
the College Choir, is in charge
of musical directions for the
week. . .
Chaplain C. Edward Roy is in
charge of plans for Religious
Emphasis Week and is counse
lor for the Coordinating Com
mittee.
PICTURED ABOVE are Mij.s
Brovaid College’s were
na Nichols, the Maid ot , ,,i,,rit"bodv last
elected by popular vote of the s
week.
Ta^op fli8l■! college and ol.m
“ %Se«. He al.. won the named to .he
rrs
‘'TJSi will™”r- Z
;l;rBr?»rtC.te8e'.r"f?e.n,
this spring.
APPLICATIONS
NUMEROUS
Mr. Glenn Hardesty, Director
Public Relations, reports
that Brevard is now running
40 percent ahead on applications
for admJssion over the same date
last year. Also, the admissions
-iiuiaii of processed applications are
■ 1 Winfield W. Va., well above those of last yeai.
Pickens, of Wi - ^ percent of the ap-
Mr. Freshman.__ Bill Smith^l^^^^
with Virginia, South Carolina,
from Gastonia, was Florida, and New Jersey being
T . H ^p;reSrv the stages with the largest num-
elected Se . . ^ ; ber of applications.
, u-prinpsdav Feb. 17, i If students have friends in-
“c'^nhnmorer chof^e Mr.lterested in applying, Mr. Hard-
c V, and Miss' Sopho-lesty suggests that they be en-
Sophomore a ^ held i couraged to get their applica-
\ r,ditorium. John jtions in right away because of
m Dunham^.^^^^^ limited space available.