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Volume 49
®f)c Clarion
Number 6
Tuesday, December 8, 1981
Twelve Brevard Students Named
To 1982 Edition Of Who’s Who
Dan Clay
Evelyn Lewis
The 1982 edition of WHO’S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN JUNIOR COL
LEGES will carry the names of
twelve students from Brevard
College who have been selected
as being among the country’s
most outstanding campus
leaders.
Campus nominating commit
tees and editors of the annual
directory have included the
names of these students based on
Minoru Hayashi
Ural Glanville
Rafael Gasti
David Drury
John Delaney
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Pete Mercier Eliiabeth Parker
their academic achievement, ser- 1966
vice to the community, leader
ship in extracurricular activities,
and future potential.
These twelve students join an
elite group of students selected
from more than 600 institutions of
higher learning in all 50 states,
The District of Columbia, and
several foreign nations.
Outstanding students have
been honored in the annual direc
tory since it was first published in
Students named this year from
Brevard College are: Daniel
Clay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
G. Clay of Atlantic Beach, Fla. ;
John Delaney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Delaney of
Blackrock, Cork, Ireland; David
Drury, son of Mrs. Janet Allen
Drury of Blowing Rock, N.C. and
the late Clinton A. Drury, Jr.;
Rafael Gasti, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aniceto A. Sagastizabal of
Miquel Scarborough Allison Tanner
Maitland, Fla.; Ural Glanville,
son of Mrs. Cathryn L. Glanville
of Columbia, S.C. and Mr.
Carlton R. Glanville of Ontario,
Canada; Minoru Hayashi, son of
Yuzo and Etsuko Haysahi of
Enagun, Gifuken, Japan; Evelyn
Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer C. Lewis of Powder Spr
ings, Ga.; Peter Mercier, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dennis Mer
cier of Marietta, Ga.; Elizabeth
Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
B.C.’s Don Scarborough Named
Region 10 Coach of the Year
Don A. Scarborough, head soc
cer coach at Brevard College, has
been named Coach of the Year of
the National Junior College
Athletic Association Region X.
Scarborough was chosen by vote
of the Region X coaches and was
their unanimous selection.
Brevard College finished its
year with a 10-8-2 record and
competed against such teams as
Duke University, Wake Forest
• University, the University of
South Carolina and NAIA top 20
powers Berry College and Cove
nant College. Brevard ended its
season with a 1-0 loss in the
NJCAA Southeastern Sectional
Tournament to undefeated An
drew College after three over
times.
unscored upon in regional com
petition.
Scarborough has recently been
awarded an “A” license for
coaching soccer by the United
States Soccer Federation. The
“A” license is the highest cer-
j n. A a tification issued by the USSF.On-
Scarbcrough led the Tornados coaches have been award-
to championships in the Brevard recognition in the
College Invitational Tournament, Scarborough is
NJCAA Region X regular season Western North
and post-season tournament. The ^
Tornados were undefeated at j. »
home and were undefeated and
to have earned
Don Scarborough
powers Berry College and Cove- nwiuc a
Pops Concert Presented By
Chamber Choir, Stage Band, Singers
On Thursday, November 19, the
Brevard Community was treated
to a special concert by the
Brevard College Chamber Choir,
the Collegiate Singers, and Stage
Band. The program was part of
the Life and Culture series.
The Chamber Choir began the
performance with Awara Con
rad, a featured soloist on “All My
Trials.” Led by Conductor Lee
Bratton, the choir also sang lively
versions of “Higher and Higher”
and “A Fifth Dimension
Medley.” ,
After a, quick stage chanp, me
concert hand, conducted by Di^
John U^hurch, laid down snap
py versions of such favont^as
“Little Brown Jug”, “Witch Doc
tor,” and “Happy Hustler.
Esiiecially entertaining was the
improvisional number m which
several band members got the
chance to solo with theu- m-
struments.
The Collegiate Singers, also led
by Mr. Bratton, sang en
thusiastically the popular
numbers “You Make Me Feel
Brand New” and “It’s All Right
With Me.” Susan Eastwood
soloed on the funny “Crawdad
Song.”
The pops concert was quite
entertaining, judging from au
dience reaction, and was a
musical treat for evep^one m the
packed Dunham Auditorium.
Don’t Forget
East Beam’s
Christmas
Candelite
Service
Tonight At 9:30
in Auxiliary Gym
David C. Taytor
Norris W. Parker of Fletcher,
N.C.; Mrs. Miquel Scarborough
of Brevard; Allison Tanner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bruce Tanner of Atlanta, Ga.;
and David C. Taylor, Jr., son of
Mrs. and Mrs. David C. Taylor of
Lumberton, N.C.
The CLARION wishes to con
gratulate these students. Their
contributions to the Brevard
campus and community have in
deed been outstanding.
Candlelight
Service
Tonight
It’s almost Christmas! The big
“happening” on campus is East
Beam’s Candlelight Service. This
event is taking place tonight
(Tuesday, December 8) at 9:00
p.m. in the auxiliary gym. The
service is to be very informal —
yes, you can wear your jeans!
Students from East Beam will
present the service. Everyone is
invited to participate - campus,
faculty, and famUy. Each dorm
and the faculty members lead in
singing a Christmas carol. The
songs include “Joy to the World,”
“What Child Is This,” “God Rest
Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “Angels
We Have Heard on High,” “It
Came Upon a Midnight Clear,”
“0 Gome All Ye Faithful,” “Hark
the Herald Angels Sings.”
Candles will be lit for various
aspects of the “Brevard College
Christmas Spirit.” A lot of time
has been put into the planning of
this occasion. The success now
depends on you. East Beam has
hopes of seeing this continued an
nually; therefore,, its success is
very important. Please be there
to unite with us in this service
tonight.