PAC^ FOUR
TTT^ rr' RION
May 4, 1968
Sue Anderson
Crowned May Queen
By Louise Bruster
“Spring Fantasy” was the
theme of the Spring Dance spon
sored by the Freshman Class.
Sue Anderson was crowned
queen of the spring court.
Queen Sue Anderson was es
corted by Walter Clayton. Her
court consisted of sophomores
Brenda Wyke, escorted by Bill
Hyland, and Marion King, ac
companied by Stan Hayes.
The freshman representatives
were .Melanie Beasley escort
ed by Beaver Hall and Leia Elg,
accompanied by Bill Yanavary.
Fantastic Johnny C was the
hit of the dance as he sung his
recent hits.
iEddie Holey was also a
featured singer of the show.
Both singers were backed up
by a terrific Negro band.
Helen Wright headed the
decorations committee. The
colorful displays of paper flow
ers hung on trellises, placed
around the auditorium, and the
wishing well were only a part
of the varied decorations. From
the center of the ceiling hung
a chandelier of flowers. The
Spring Co\irt were seated in
wrought iron chairs.
' The Spring Dance this year
was said to have been a great
success with one of thS best
■bands and sliows ever to be pre
sented here.
An alumni luncheon, in
honor of the graduating
sophomores, will be held on
Saturday, May 11 at 1:00 P.M.
Henry Clyde McDonald,
class of ’45 will be the guest
speaker.
This luncheon is the oc
casion for welcoming the
graduates into the Alumni
Association.
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Intramural Wrap-Up
Final Intramural finals and Bill Hyland and Fran-
League Standings cis Dobbs had no trouble in
1 Green Basement 828 points downing Doug Whitesell and
- 709 points Gary Armstrong for the doubles
543 points
Vic Bubas Speaks At
Sports Banquet
Victor A. Bubas, head bas
ketball coach at Duke Univer
sity, will be the featured speak
er at the annual awards din
ner for Brevard College ath
letes Saturday night.
Coach Bubas, one of the na
tions outstanding leaders in
the field of basketball and col
legiate athletics, will arive in
Brevard Saturday morning. In
addition to speaking at Satur
day evening’s banquet, he will
confer with college officials in
making final preparations for
the Brevard College Sports
Camp which he will direct July
7-August 3 on the college cam
pus.
Letter awards and special rec
ognition will be given to all
athletes who have lettered in
varsity competition during the
past school year.
Special guests for the eve
ning’s activity are expected to
be Munsey Millaway, sportscas-
ter for WLOS - TV in Asheville
and Jim Philips, the area’s
newest sports personality rep
resenting WFBC television in
Greenville.
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2. Beam HI & Day
3. Beam I & H
4. Taylor III
5. Green I & II
6. Taylor B. & I
7. Taylor H
8. Green III
4^ points
468 points
365 points
335 points
333 points
title.
1. Green Basement 46 -f
2. Beam HI & Day 34 +
3. Taylor III 29 +
4. Green I & II 19 -f
5. Beam I & H 11
6.Green III 11
Grey Qualifies
For AAU Contest
Track Standings
Beam IH & Day won the In-
10 pts
7 pts
5 pts
3 pts
pts
pts
Beam IH & uay wou me i**- Green Basement won the In
tramural Track Meet last week tramural Volleyiball Tournament
with 53 ooints Taylor II came by defeating Taylor III
with W poinis.^a^ Vollevball Touman
m second with 48 points follow
ed by Green Basement with 35
points. Several records were
broken in this meet
1. Beam HI & Day
2. Taylor II
3. Green Basement
4. Green I & H
5. Beam I & II
6. Green HI
7. Taylor in
Taylor B. I
53 +
48 -t-
35 -f
15 -f
12 +
8
5
3
Volleyball Tournament
Intramural Points
Green B. 10 -|- 10 -{- 6 = 26
Taylor III 10 -f 5 -f 3 = 18
& Day 5 5
Beam I & II 5 5
Points Awarded For Softball
Gren Basement won its sixth
sport by winning the Softball
Championship. Green Basement
had already won the footlball,
and volleyball championships.
1. Green asement
2. Beam I & II
3. Green III
4. Taylor III
5. Taylor II
Badminton
Tournament Standings
Green Basement won the
Badminton Tournament with 48
points, winning both the singles --
and the doubles chamipionship. 6. Taylor B & I
Dave Fussell, Malcolm Carston 7. Green I & II
from Taylor HI in the singles 8. Beam III & Day
Tra(ksters Ramble To Conf. Crown
100 +
10
70 -f
7
55 +
5
45 -f
3
25
25
15
15
Bob Grey, sensational dis
tance runner for Brevard Ju
nior College, qualified to en
ter the National AAU cham
pionships at Sacramento,
Calif., in Philadelphia Satur
day by placing third in the
Clubs and Armed Services
Division of the Penn Relays
in the 3,000 meter Steeple
chase event.
A freshman, Grey thus com
pleted one hurdle in his bid
for a berth on the U. S.
Olympic track team. By fin
ishing in the first six in the
AAU meet he will earn a
place on Olympics trails.
Grey ran the 3,000 meter
steeple chase in 8:59.6. Ralph
Rawley of the Quantico Ma
rines won the event in 8:43.
In the four - year college di
vision only one runner had a
better time for the event.
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The powerful Brevard Torna
does more than doubled the
score of their nearest foes and
had more points than the other
three teams comibined as they
won the Western Carolinas Jun
ior College Conference track
title with a total of 142 points.
Placing second in the annual
conference meet was Wingate
with 60. Gardner - Webb and
Lees - McRae rounded out the
field with 39 and 29 respective
ly-
Five conference records were
set diiring the 16 event meet.
Brevard rolled up 12 firsts and
swept the first three places in
four events.
Drew Baron and Roger Jones
of Brevard scored two wins
apiece.
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