Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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j[ H 3 B VS P BHQii Big Sister Kim Browne attempts to quinch ihe thirst of tired students as they move in. r Diane Wolfe saves steps as she crawls out a window. The watermelon eating contest was a messy event for sophomore Jamie Harkey. Introduction I S

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.Ai mWL. Freshman Alesia Earnhardt experiences a com- mon feeling of homesickness as she writes home during her first day at BC. 1 Freshmen Kim James and Jill Avetl strain as they try to make Jones seem more like home. I 4 fntroduction Til

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r Fifty Golden Years Of Brevard College History HI Throughout this yearbook we try to present through words and pictures fifty golden years of Brevard College history. To clarify the meaning of the title of our yearbook, we include the foreward from the first edition of the Pertclote. The name of this book signifies our relationship to our big broth- er, Duke University. The title of Duke ' s annual is The Chanti- cleer. In Chaucer ' s old tale, Per- telote was the hen most loved by the valiant Chanticleer. So, since we are in various ways connected with Duke and are particularly of the same reli- gious denomination, we elected to call our annual The Pcrtelotc. The symbol of the Perlelole appeared on the cover of the first edition. Pertelote. the hen. is a character from The Nun ' s Priest ' s Tale In The Canterbury Tales. As part of their determination to produce an outstanding golden anniversary edition. Perte- lote editors Michael Heater and Paige Dickens spend hours looking through past BC yearbooks. I 6 lntroduc(ion