Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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Thomas Elijah Gartner mocksville, n. c. Christian Workers ' Club; Cliosophic; Fireside Club. The mail must go through. Thomas ' de- pendability has been shown in his work as mail carrier. Everett Dinnerson Caudle franklinville, n. c. Cliosophic, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 41, Vice-Presi- dent ' 42, President ' 42; Commercial Club, Presi- dent ' 42; Folk Dance Club. By opening the book- store every night at 9:30 Weasel kept all the Taylor Hall boys from starving. James Hale Chamberlain brevard, n. c. Days Students ' Club; Future Teachers of Amer- ica. We hope that Hale will be as great a success in everything he attempts as he was as the day students ' magician. Mary Jay Cothran rougemont, n. c. Basketball, Varsity Team ' 42; Christian Work- ers ' Club; Fireside Club; Mnemosynean; Speed- ball. Jay is coach in home economics, which proves that she is superior in household arts. Clyde Louis Collins troutman, n. c. Air Raid Warden; Christian Student Movement, President ' 42; Christian Workers ' Club, President ' 42; Cliosophic; Choir; International Relations Club; Student Council. Clyde, president of the Christian Student Movement, has been the main cause of our su ccessful Sunday night vesper services. His impartial judgment also made him a capable monitor in Taylor Hall. Wiley ' Gayle Comer carthage, n. c. Baseball; Basketball; Block B Club; Dramatic Club; Delphian. President ' 41. Vice-President ' 42; Dormitory Council; Folk Dance Club; Football; Pertelote Staff ' 42; Track; Tumbling Team. In sports, in managing the book store, and in working on the Pertelote Wiley was always dependable. Frances Pauline Conley robbinsville, n. c. Euterpean ' 41; Fireside Club; Folk Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Medical Science Club; Mnemosynean ' 42; Mu Delta; Speedball. Frances is a star in intramural basketball who hopes she will become a housewife some day. Keith Forest Cooper • pleasant garden, n. c. Delphian; Folk Dance Club. Li ' l Abner, you have something in that photography. v 1 V BREVARD SENIORS iiHtta MMMHMIMMMkiM.

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, - ,„.. . ,,,,„,„ ,„.., r »Yrffl ' iij The CLASS OF 1942 Mavis Mozelle Brvson highlands, n. c. Choir; Dramatic Club; Euterpean, Pianist; Fire- side Club, Vice-President ' 41; Future Teachers or America; Sophomore Class Secretary ' 42. Mozelles tongue is loose at both ends, but it never speaks ill of anv one. Ruth Burgin waynesville, n. c. Choir; Fireside Club; Forensic Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Mnemosynean. Ruth had much to sav but never in a boisterous manner. Mary Jane Byrd candler, n. c. Basketball; Forensic Club; International Rela- tions Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 42; Medical Science Club; Mnemosynean, President ' 42. Byrd ' is about the best pal a person could have. Not only is she outstanding in all sports but in her studies Jesse Sylvester Calloway, Jr. asheville, n. c. Cliosophic; Model Airplane Club; Photo-Nature Club. Never in a hurry, but always doing his job well — that ' s Cab. Odell Gordon Carmichael high point, n. c. Commercial Club; Delphian; Folk Dance Club. What will the West Hall girls do without Bud next year? Clay Tom Carpenter NORWOOD, n. c. Dramatic Club; Folk Dance Club. Except when flying a plane. Clay ' s motto is Never worry about anything. ' I Iiibert Earl Carter MADISON, N. C. Agriculture Club, Vice-President ' 42; Choir; Cliosophic; Fireside Club; Folk Dance Club. Earl ' s easy poise and his genial smile gave him recogni- tion with the co-eds. Rachel Robertson Carter biltmore, n. c. Basketball; Euterpean; Fireside Club, Vice- President ' 42; Medical Science Club; Speedball. Rachel coached biology, doctored her roommates, played varsity basketball, and made good grades — all with apparent ease.

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The CLASS OF 1942 Margaret Lea Corpening bryson city, n. c. Day Students ' Club; Euterpean; Folk Dance Club; Future Teachers of America; Medical Science Club. Corpse is definitely not a fit name for this very lively girl. Her ability to play jazz makes net a popular person in the day students ' room. Mary- Elizabeth Clayton st. petersburg, florida Mary ' s willingness to work made her a good student; her knowledge of business made her a good secretary; her abilitv to shoot a rifle or to drive a truck made her an all-round good scout. Dixie Elizabeth Courtney candler, n. c. Mnemosynean; Speedball. To know her is to love her. This little girl is so smart that she makes studies play second fiddle to Ed and still gets high grades. Sara Louise Cummings pembroke, n. c. Euterpean; Fireside Club; Medical Science Club. Sara should have a useful career as a nurse because of her good-humored willingness to work. Charles Marshall Curtis climax, n. c. Christian Workers ' Club; Delphian, Secretarv- Treasurer ' 41, President ' 42; Commercial Club, President ' 42; Folk Dance Club; International Rela- tions Club. Quiet and thoughtful, Curt was a dependable part of our campus and graduating class. Robert Gardiner Dawson horse shoe, n. c. Transfer from Columbia University; Day Stu- dents ' Club. Bob is an Englishman in our midst whose ready smile and quick wit have done much for the good-neighbor policy between England and the United States. Frances Aileen Dettmar kings mountain, n. c. Fireside Club; Medical Science Club; Mnemo- synean; Sigma Pi Alpha. When Dettmar isn ' t grading chemistry laboratory manuals, she can usually be found borrowing money to go to the show. Romulus Jolley Duncan spruce pine, n. c. Christian Student Movement; Cliosophic; Inter- national Relations Club. Jolley will be remembered by his silence while at work in the kitchen. ' ' NlttjHNBMI HnSHQUHMIBBHHn M