Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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G0M2 Green Dorm is unique because it ' s sideways, if you think about it. It has two ends, but it doesn ' t really have a front and back. Green is also unusual because of the fire escape exit at the north end. This men ' s residence is the second oldest dorm on cam- pus. One interesting piece of trivia about Green is that Dr. Charlie Teague was the president of the dorm when he was a student at Brevard. There are several soccer players in the dorm, and the present assistant soccer coach, David Taylor, is the R.T. while Dean and Coach Scarborough served as R.T. a few years back. I. Robbie Caswell and Marty Powers ask. Where ' s the beach? 2. John Lutz escapes from the sub-basement to phone home. 3. Hail. hail, the gang ' s all here — in Green lobby.

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mm km ■i.iiinllVl. VatLLLi tiliLiLl Taylor is the oldest regular dorm on campus. Its most outstanding features are probably the tanning deck which may be in use in January as well as May, and the sort of salmon-red color of the halls. While Walt Kuent- zel is the present R.T., our former Dean Wray once served in that position. Also, the Campus Minister, Charlie Gibbons, lived in Taylor when he was a student here. The students living there now believe they have the nicest lobby on campus (Is that a challenge to Jones?), and that Taylor is, for better or worse, THE party dorm on campus. Charlie Blythe has been studying too much or partying too hard — what do vou think? 26 Taylor Dorm Through the magic of Kent Thompson ' s photography. Fernando has managed to squeeze a crowd into his

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Brevard College was faced with a shortage of male housing this year; the College set up temporary housing, and eleven students were sent to Stamey, the smallest dorm on campus. With five bedrooms, a lobby, and Dr. Jerry Sherrod as the resident tutor, the Stamey boys made Stamey their home. Early in the year, a group of students from Stamey went to see the President of the school about mak- ing the dorm permanent. The building was built in 1946 to be an infirmary, but when the infirmary moved to the gym, first Stamey became a women ' s dorm and then the art department used the building for an exten- sion. Now those selected male students who reside in Stamey can say WE ARE JER- RY ' S KIDS. — Shawn Lackey I. Tsk! Tsk! Eric Hammond ' s still in bed at 1 1:00 a.m. 2. Raul Die? takes a study break. 2X Stame