April 27, 1S68
PAGE FOUR
BC WOMEN
DO WELL IN
SPORTS DAY
Saturday, April 20, Brevard
hosted the first Women’s Sports
Day with various colleges and
high schools participating.
Mr. Tauscher, who organized
the events, announced that Bre
vard won the swimming and
track events on the college lev
el.
Brevard took the first three
places in the Archery tourna
ment. Pat McCorkle scored 74
points for first place, followed
by Teena Windham with 68
points, and Peggy Killian with
33 points.
Marilyn Gravenstein and Can
dy Glass finished first and sec
ond respectively in the floor
gymnastics. Betty Fluke of
West Henderson placed third.
In the tennis tournament
Margaret Clinkscales oif Con
verse College defeated Sally
Stephenson in the finals, Mar
garet Clinkscales and Holly
Cleveland won the doubles for
Converse.
Peggy Mizell from Brevard
won the singles championship
in badminton by defeating
Brenda Wyke. Pat LaDue and
Cheryl Moore from Lee Ed
wards won the doubles.
The singles championship m
Tsible ■ Tennis was captured by
Diane Cotter of T. C. Robefsoi^
Delia Montgomery teamed with
Pell Pickett to win the doubles
championship for Converse.
Lee Edwards was first in the
total points scored in the high
school division with East Hen
derson coming in second.
Formal Recital
MERRILL WINS Sen. McCarthy
CLIO RALLY States Views
“Keeping Up With The Joneses”
.... Roger Jones snatches the baton from Ned
Jones during a sprint relay. They’re a team that s
hard to beat.
Tornadoes Win Baseball Game
And Track Meet Here Tuesday
“It says turn right at the
next stop and proceed at 35
miles an hour. Then, it says to
look for an old barn, and turn
left, averaging 20 miles an
hour.”
“Okay. Be sure and count
four seconds for the stop again-
And keep a watch out for the
barn.”
“Step on the gas a little. I
iigure we’re aibout a minute
off the pace.”
It was definitely The Hap
penings last Sunday, as the
Clio - sponsored road rally got
under way. Nine autos, all
shapes and sizes, competed.
The course was a grueling
100 miles jaunt through some
of the most scenic (and often
most isolated) areas in the sur
rounding hills. The contest
lasted about three hours.
Ben Merrill won the event,
piloting a Triumph. Ben’s wife
performed the navigating du
ties, as the couple finished way
ahead of their competition.
The rally ended at Mills Riv
er Recreation Area, w^here the
entries were treated with a pic
nic.
Three BC Students
In Art Exhibit
Tennis Team Loses;
Golfers Finish Third
(Continued from Page Hiree)
cation. , ,
Miss Oberholtzer’s recital
will feature com.’positions for
voice by Handel, Faure, Puccini
and Schubert. Currently a s^
homore voice major at B.C.,
Evelyn came to B.C. from Col-
lingswood, New Jersey, where
she graduated from the local
high schooL
Next year should see Miss
Oberholtzer at Western Caro
lina University in Cullowhee,
where she plans to prepare for a
career in the field of music
education. Her accompanist
will be Phil Harris, sophomore
piano - major here at Brevard.
Peggy Killian, garaduate of
Chester High School in Chester,
South Carolina, will perform
works for trumpet by Handel,
Fitzgerald, Haydn, and Gian-
nini. „ .
■ A member of “The Bounty
Three” folk group, Peggy nas
been active in both vocal aM
instrumental ensembles while
at Brevard and is currently a
member of the Asheville Sym
phony Orchestra.
The tennis leam travels to
Gardner - Webb this weekend
to play in the WNCJCX: Con
ference tournament. The singles
tournament will be held Friday,
the double Saturday. Brevard
who is winless so far, needs on
ly to get through the first round
to finish in good shape. Several
players are question marks as
to their eligibility to play. Pete
Skarinka, Jerry Sexton, and
Bill Means have reached their
limit in class cuts and may not
make the trip. This would leave
Richard Marvin, Tom Andrews,
and Greg Nelson, numbers 1,5,
and 6 men on the team.
Brevard College whipped
Spartanburg Junior College in
baseiball, 3-1, and ran over Win
gate, 95-50 in track and field,
here Tuesday afternoon.
Asheville native Steve Whit
aker, a righthander, struck out
a dozen batters as he went the
distance on the mound for Bre
vard’s fourth Western Carolinas
Junior College Conference vic
tory. He walked two and gave
up four hits.
Ron Smitn and Vic Suther
land each had two singles for
Brevard while Ron Morgan bat
ted in two runs.
(Continued from Page Three)
Zehrung used a combination of
aligirin crimson, burnt number,
and yellow to create a geome
tric painting, and Shuford
Young’s painting was mixed me
dia of acrylics and collage in a
geometric composition.
Next week, the sophomore
painting class will present its
final exhibit of paintings for
the year. At this time, an award
of $50 will be given for the
best painting in the show.
(Continued from Page Twoi
ing:
Education
Job training and Employment
oi>portunities
Housing
Income subsidy
Riot control and stricter law
enforcement
“In addition to the tradition
al and constitutionally guaran
teed civil rights, we must move
on to establish a whole new set
of civil rights that I consider to
be the rights of every Ameri
can citizen. Basic among these
must be the right to a decent
job — a job which becomes the
dignity of man, which returns
him satisfaction as an intelli
gent and creative person, and
which allows him at the same
time to support his family de
cently and respecfully.
We must also secure the right
of every American, adult and
young alike, to the quality and
amount of education which is
necessary to develop his po
tential. A massive federal pro-
gi-am to upgrade education
should include an increased
comitment to on-the-job train
ing, special vocational pro
grams, adult literacy courses,
and increased efforts in the
programs already available in
this area.
With adequate jobs and ade
quate income we would begin
at long last to eliminate many
of the barriers and inequities of
our society. All Americans have
the right to a decent house, not
a house in isolation, not a house
in the ghetto, but a house in a
neighborhood which is part of
a commimity, which is a part
of America.”
BELK’S
OF BREVARD
Intramural News
The tournament will have all
number one men against each
other and so on down the line.
Number one team Anderson
has South Carolina - ranked
Pregnell leading their team.
Second place Wingate with Tom
Prousalis will be another tough
battle. Marvin may have to play
either of these Friday.
Meanwhile, Brevard’s golf
team finished third in the con
ference Monday in their con
ference meet. They trailed Win
gate (the winner) and Gard-
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Green Basement won the In
tramural Softball Championship
by defeating Beam I and H 13
to 10 Monday afternoon.
The W.A.A. elected officers
this past week. Sherry Sigmon
is the new President. Madeline
Kemp was chosen manager, and
Judy Shorter was elected Sec
retary - Treasurer.
ner Welbb. Walter Clayton shot
a 116 to lead the way for the
Tornado golfers. The other
three scores were;
Gardner — 117
(Tlayton — 118
Barker — 121
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