Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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' mm Thomas William Edgeworth, Jr. riltmore, n. c. Cliosophic. The campus would have been in- complete without Bridgewater hurrying about with a pair of pliers in his hand. Virginia Mae Edwards highlands, n. c. Euterpean; Fireside Club. When Virginia with her blonde hair and Scotch plaid leaves Brevard, a certain young man will be left singing My Heart is in Highlands. Robert Hoyle Elliot forest city, n. c. Band; Baseball; Delphian; Dramatic Club; Tumbling Team. Robert, better known as Bobby, is an expert on the tumbling team; but he makes the girls tumble for him when he has a part in a Dramatic Club play. John William Franklin STEM, N. C. Cliosophic. Quote — Someday I will be a ping- pong champion — Unquote. James Byron Freeman BREVARD, n. c. Choir; Day Students ' Club; Delphian, Presi- dent, ' 42; Folk Dance Club, President ' 42; Pertelote Staff, Business Manager ' 42; Student Council. Look the college over and you will hardly find a person who is more generally liked by the student body. This is true because in J. B. you find every- thing that you could ask for. John Beatty Garren greenville, s. c. Delphian, Reporter ' 42; International Relations Club. President ' 42; Sophomore Class President; South Carolina Club, President ' 42; Student Coun- cil. John, better known as Speed to his friends, is a man ' s man. The Senior Class could not have had a more able leader. Carl William Gihson MARION, n. c. Delphian; Tennis. Bill ' s chief interest is fly- ing; he hopes to serve his country as a member of the Air Corps. MARY r Goforth GREENSBORO, N. C. Euterpean; Fireside Club, President ' 42; Preachers ' Kids Club. A P. K. with plenty of humor, and always ready for a good time. BEVARD SENIORS ' ■••-•

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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

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The CLASS OF 1942 George Gordon greensboro, n. c. Baseball; Block B Club, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 42; Delphian, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 42; Football. George, better known as Fox, was one of the Romeos of the campus. Jennie Elizabeth Greer hazelwood, n. c. Choir; Christian Workers ' Club; Fireside Club; Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 42. Jennie is a song- bird that likes everybody and is well-liked. Her main hobby was being hostess at parties on Second Floor. Robert Gregory kershaw, s. c. Basketball, Varsity Team ' 41, ' 42; Block B Club; Day Students ' Club; Folk Dance Club; South Carolina Club. The two things at which Bob was most efficient were driving a Buick and play- ing basketball. Patricia Earnestine Grimshawe brevard, n. c. Basketball; Block B Club; Choir; Clarion Staff; Day Students ' Club; Folk Dance Club; Mnemosynean, Chaplain ' 42; Pertelote Staff ' 42. Few girls ' athletic contests were held without Pat ' s assistance and encouragement. Helen Elizabeth Hampton murphy, n. c. Christian Student Movement; Christian Work- ers ' Club, Vice-President ' 42; Euterpean; Interna- tional Relations Club, Secretary ' 42; Pertelote Staff ' 41; Sigma Pi Alpha; Speedball. Helen helped us learn our English, was a leader in religious activi- ties, and outside that was able to hear, see, and know all! Johnnie Elizabeth Hamrick caroleen, n. c. International Relations Club; Medical Science Club; Mnemosyean. Johnnie ' s ambition is to be a nurse. It looks as if we ' re going to need more like her. Samuel Floyd Harrill forest city, n. c. Baptist Student Union, Treasurer ' 42; Delphian. Hard-working and always cheerful, Sam was ready for anything — frolic or study. Ola I Iarwood robbinsville, n. c. Euterpean; Future Teachers of America. As a hall proctor Ola was one of the best. The girls did not mind her telling them to be quiet. ■ ttSIMMHHUnQHUflHroNHHinEHIlHffSBB