Commencement...
and then Easter!
Glad seasons, both, at
which girls and women will
want to look their best. We
are prepared to help them
realize this ambition, for our
operators are thoroughly
versed in the latest methods
of beauty culture.
We extend greetings to all
Transylvania graduates for
1943.
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In Belk’s Building
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32 BOYS AND 34
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nalism club ’43. Member of com
mercial club ’41. Voted most pop
ular girl ’43. Softball ’41-’42. As
sociate editor of the Broadcaster
’43. Member senior play cast ’43.
Ambition, to become a pilot. Hob
bies, dancing, collecting photo
graphs, swimming. Nickname,
“Dottie.”
JAVENA AUSTIN
Ambition, to become a telephone
operator. Hobbies, hiking, collect
ing pictures and poems and study
ing biology. Nickname, “Venie.”
BETTY JUNE ROBERSON
Member of the Typing Club.
Ambition, to join the WAVES.
Hobbies, skating, going to the
movies and hiking. Nickname,
“Robbie.”
ELOISE BROWN
Softball ’41. Ambition, to work
in a defense plant. Hobbies, col
lecting post cards, collecting pic
tures of movie stars and reading.
MILDRED EVELYN ORR
Vice president of the Commer
cial Club ’41. Softball ’41-’42.
Usher at senior play. Ambition,
to become a stenographer. Hob
bies, reading, bicycle riding, mak
ing scrapbooks. Nickname, “Mid.”
MIRIAM IRENE MERRILL
Softball ’41. Usher at senior
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To the 66 Brevard High School Grads
and the 28 Rosman high grads, we extend
sincere best wishes for success in life. We
commend you for your fine achievements.
Co-Ed 6- Clemson
THEATERS
GRADUATE
7 ©43
We have seen you boys and girls grow up. Now §
we see you graduate. It has been good to be here I
and witness the steady, sturdy growth, the constant I
forward march of all of you. "But the time has come j
when we can no longer stand in the sidelines as silent j
observers; we must express ourselves. |
And we do so now in a single word, CONGRATU- I
LATIONS! We are putting that word in capitals, I
for the occasion seems to demand it. Please count us \
among your most admiring friends. I
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play. Marshal *41. Ambition, to be
a stenographer and airplane pilot.
Hobbies, reading, swimming, tra
veling. Nickname, “Blondie.”
HELEN ENOLA NICHOLSON
Baseball ’41-’42. Ambition to be
come a Home Ec teacher. Hobbies,
reading, collecting recipes, bicy
cle riding.
OPAL BAXTER
Ambition, to become a beauti
tian. Hobbies, collecting buttons,
reading and sewing. Nickname,
“Gone.”
CATHERINE JONES
Ambition, to travel. Hobbies,
reading, collecting pictures and
postal cards. Nickname, “Cat.”
HELEN NORRIS
Ambition, to travel. Hobbies,
reading, stamp collecting and hik
ing. Nickname, “Shorty.”
ROSEMARY DUNLAP
Secretary of the Home Ec club
’41. Voted prettiest girl ’43. Soft
ball ’41. Member senior play cast.
Ambition, to be the best of
bookkeepers. Hobbies, sewing,
reading. Nickname, “Rosie.”
JANE WALKER
Secretary 8th grade homeroom.
Voted best all-around girl ’42-’43.
Stage manager ’42. Property man
ager ’43. Hobbies, dress designing
and playing the piano. Nickname,
“Pitty Pot.”
HOMER W. TATE
President senior class of ’43.
Treasurer ’43. Senior play. Ambi
tion, to be a civil engineer. Hob
bies, hunting. Nickname, “Hair
less Joe.”
FRANKLIN BUDDY TANKERS
LEY
President Student Council ’43
Member ’40-’41-’42. Vice president
debating club. Vice president F.
F.A. Secretary F.F.A. Most likely
to succeed in class of ’43. Midget
football team ’41. Newspaper staff
associate editor ’43. Marshal ’42.
Ambition, to become a marine pi
lot. Hobbies, building models, col
lecting airplane pictures and read
ing books. Nickname, “Buddy.”
BEN THOMASON
Vice - president senior ciass,
secretary senior boys’ class ’43
Midget football team ’40-’41. Base
ball ’42. Basketball, sophomore
and junior years. Associate editor
of newspaper ’41 and ’42. Senior
play ’43. Marshal ’43. Ambition,
to be a sports writer or announc
er. Hobbies, collecting all sorts of
sports articles. Nickname, “Booz
ie.”
EDWARD H. McMAHAN, JR.
Member of journalism club ’41
’42. Ambition, to become a re
porter. Hobbies, scrapbooks, mov
ies and hiking. Nickname. “Mac.”
HAROLD MYERS
Voted best all-around and wit
tiest boy ’43. Basketball ’41-’42.
Football ’41. Nickname, “Bulldog.”
RAY SIMPSON
Secretary of homeroom ’40.
Member of Athletics Club ’41-’42.
Football team ’41-’42. Member of
senior play cast. Commencement
marshal ’42. Hobbies, dancing and
reading. Nickname, “Rayse.”
MALCOLM B, HAMILTON
Ambition, to become an aviator.
Hobbies, fishing, hunting and
collecting match books. Nickname,
“Damineckes.”
JAMES F. KANIPE
Voted most studious boy ’42.
Editor of Broadcaster ’43. Member
of junior play cast ’41, senior play
cast ’43. Commencement marshal
’42. Ambition, to become an ex
plorer. Hobbies, camping, drawing
and collecting pipes. Nickname,
“Jim.”
WILLIAM DUCKWORTH
Ambition, to become a musician.
Hobbies, music. Nickname, “Bill.”
HAROLD GARREN
Ambition, to become a pilot.
Hobbies, raising rabbits, hiking
and fishing. Nickname, “Stumpy.”
ROBERT S. EASON
Basketball ’42. Ambition, to be
a pilot. Hobbies, camping, fishing
and hiking. Nickname, “Sandy.”
JOHN HUNTER
Football and basketball ’41. Am
TIME MARCHES ON
Soon the pages of history will be tuniing for Transylvania County
graduates. A record of them, in a few years, will show that some of
them are in business, others in college, etc., but eventually, what ever
else they are doing, most of them will have homes of their own.
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Play Leading Roles
i
The three students shown
above starred in the Brevard
high Senior class play. “Plane
Crazy,” that was given recent
ly. Seated in front are Jim
Kanipe and Jean Hardin. Seat
ed back of them is Skeets Can
trell. (Cut courtesy of Broad
caster.)
bition, to become a pilot. Hobbies,
dancing and football. Nickname,
“Flash.”
JACK WILEY
Rifle Club ’40. Chemistry club
’40-'42. Football and basketball
'40-’41. Ambition, to hold a com
mission in navy. Hobbies, hunt
ing and jerking sodas. Nickname,
“Caleb.”
HERMAN KEENER
Ambition, to be an airplane
mechanic. Hobbies, collecting pic
ture frames, collecting relics and
farming. Nickname, “Hump.”
FRANCES HICKS SCRUGGS
Member of the Commercial club
40-41. Member of Choral club ’41
’42. Softball team ’40-’41-’42. Mem
ber of junior closs play cast. Mem
ber of senior class play cast. Am
bition, to become a stenographer.
Hobbies, collecting foreign coins,
collecting relics and reading.
Nickname. “Scrugsie.”
NANCY JANETT TINSLEY
Member of the Commercial club
’41. Member of Choral club ’42.
Ambition, to become a stenogra
pher. Hobbies, collecting snap
shots and picture post cards. Nick
name. “Jenny.”
SARAH LLALEET SIMPSON
Student Council member ’40-’41.
President of ninth grade home
room. Secretary of eighth grade
homeroom. Member of Commer
cial club ’41. Member of Choral
club ’42. Voted cutest girl in jun
ior class ’42. Basketball team ’40
41. Softball team ’40-’41-’42. Mem
ber of senior play cast ’43. Ambi
tion, to fly planes to England.
Hobbies, bowling, fishing and
playing tennis. Nickname, “Simp.”
NELLIE LOUISE GALLAMORE
President of Home Economics
club. Softball team ’42-’43. Mem
ber of junior class play cast ’42.
Member of senior class play cast
’43. Ambition, to become an air
line hostess. Hobbies, collecting
novelty pins and reading. Nick
name, “Red.”
DORIS MINETTE WILEY
Basketball team ’39. Softball
team ’38. Member of junior class
play cast ’42. Member of senior
class play cast ’43. Ambition, to
become a welder. Hobbies, swim
ming, horseback riding and hik
ing. Nickname. “Doot.”
MARTHA JEAN HARDIN
Basketball team ’39-40. Member
of junior class play cast ’42. Mem
ber of senior class play cast ’43.
Ambition, to go to California.
Nickname, “Jeanie.”
In the England of Henry VIII,
a law was passed prohibiting ex
cessive width in the almost
square shoes of the time.
NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF TRANSYLVANIA,
TOWN OF BREVARD,
Plaintiff,
vs.
F. W. Johnston and wife, Mrs. F.
W. Johnston, and William E. Har
mon, Mortgagee,
Defendants.
The defendant William E. Har
mon, Mortgagee, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Transylvania
County, N. C., to foreclose a spe
cial assessment for local improve
ment on real estate situated in
Brevard, N. C., in which the said
defendant has or claims to have
an interest; and the said defen
dant will further take notice that
he is required to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County in the Court
house in Brevard, N. C., within
10 days from the 23rd day of
April, 1943, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action or
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This the 24th day of March,
1943.
N. A. MILLER,
Clerk Superior Court,
Transylvania County.
4-l-4tc
SUPERLATIVES OF
SENIOR CLASS AT
ROSMAN GIVEN
Class Has Number Of Out
standing And Well
rounded Students
By Cornelia Gillespie
The superlatives from the senior
class of 1943 are as follows:
Prettiest girl, Annie Galloway.
Most handsome boy, Boice Win
chester.
Most likely to succeed (boy),
W. B. Head.
Most likely to succeed (girl),
Vivian Glazener.
Neatest girl, Kathleen McCall.
Neatest boy, Guy Bryson.
Cutest boy, Junior Tolley.
Cutest girl, Donna Ruth Gallo
way.
Prettiest Hair (boy) Pat Sum
mey.
Prettiest Hair (girl) Whitmire
Twins.
Wittiest Boy, Pat Summey
Wittiest Girl, Donna Ruth Gal
loway.
Quietest Boy, Henry Snipes.
Quitest Girl, Ruth Gillespie.
Best All Around Boy, Boice
Winchester.
Best All Around Girl, Margaret
Whitmire.
Class Flirt (boy) Pat Summey
and Boice Winchester (tied).
Class Flirt (girl) Roma Whit
mire.
Romeo and Juliet, Roma Whit
mire and Albert.
Class Baby, Bill Galloway.
Most Likable Boy, Pat Summey.
Most Likable Girl, Kathleen
McCall.
Prettiest Eyes (boy) Guy Bry
son.
Prettiest Eyes (girl) Millie
Fisher.
Biggest Mouth, Pat Summey.
Most Athletic Girl, Margaret
Whitmire.
Most Athletic Boy, Pat Summey.
! Best Sport (boy) Boice Win
chester.
Best Sport (girl) Margaret
Whitmire.
Class Tomboy, Roma Whitmire.
Laziest Boy, Curtis Reid.
Laziest Girl, Evon Owen.
Manhater, Cornelia Gillespie.
Most Popular Boy, Boice Win
chester.
Most Popular Girl, Martha
Whitmire.
Class Sissy, W. B. Head.
Most Intelligent Boy, W. B.
Head.
Most Intelligent Girl, Vivian
Glazener.
Best Dressed Girl, Millie Fisher.
Best Dressed Boy, Guy Bryson.
Sweetest Girl, Sallie White.
Old Maid, Cornelia Gillespie.
Bachelor, Henry Snipes.
Most Studious Boy, W. B. Head.
Most Studious Girl, Vivian
Glazener.
Most Ambitious Boy, W B
Head.
Most Ambitious Girl, Vivian
Glazener.
Biggest Smile Boy, R. M. Owen.
Biggest Smile Girl, Annie Gal
loway.
Class Prophet, Cornelia Gillespie.
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