From The Clarion, The Brevard College
Weekly, May 15, 1936
Freshmen Elect Superlatives; Amateur Night Winners Named
At the call meeting
of the freshman class last Saturday, May 9, the freshman class elected class
superlatives by Australian ballot, with no nominations made and each member
voting for anyone he desired.
The election was
conducted by two sophomores and the results were kept secret until Amateur
Night, when they were announced by the president of the class as he took the
sealed envelopes with the winners’ names tightly enclosed.
Winners of second
places were first announced, and then the winners came to the rostrum to make
their bow. Those elected were as follows:
Best-looking boy,
Ward Everhart;
Best-looking girl,
Bernice Brantly;
Best all-round boy,
Odell Salmon;
Best all-round
girl, Evelyn Smith;
Most intellectual
boy, Marshall Houts;
Most intellectual
girl, Evelyn Swaringen;
Most popular boy,
Jack Armstrong;
Most popular girl,
Satenik Nahikian;
Friendliest boy,
Bill Patton;
Friendliest girl,
Betty Brookshire;
Most original boy,
Jack Armstrong;
Most original girl,
Price Cornelius.
Entertainment for
Amateur Night was given in song, dance and readings.
Jane Alexander, who
played a semi-classical piano solo, was declared by the judges, Miss Rowena
Orr, Mr. C. R. Douglas, and Mr. Robert Kimsey, as the winner. Miss Alexander
was awarded an enlargement of herself and a school banner. Frances Goforth and
Eunice McCall were second, Bessie Morrison, third; Jack Armstrong, fourth; and
Alice Louise Scott, fifth. All of these were presented a school banner.
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