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Special Edition - Name That Building!
Can you name the buildings we've marked with numbers? If you can, email
us at NameThatAlumnus@PattersonSchool.org.
Don't forget to give your name so we can give you credit! Winning entries will
be added to the bottom of this page.
Thanks to Ted Taylor for providing the one from 1960. See more campus
photos on our Campus Page.
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"Aerial Photo, 1990s?"
Answer: Many thanks to Mrs. Spoon and Marth, Richard & Betsy (see below) for helping with these answers:
1. Stoney Gym
2. Blue House (formerly Cap Wiese's house)
3. Wiese Hall
4. Equipment Barn ("Saggy Barn")
5. Dining Hall
6. Henry Hall
7. Gard Hall
8. Sarah Joice Lenoir Memorial Chapel
9. Palmyra Hall
10. Classroom complex (Van Noppen Hall, Stoney Science Hall and Chester Hall)
Eastside Apartments is at the end of the drive to the right of Henry Hall (#6). On the drive up the hill are the two houses we're not using at this time, but the first one is the "new" Headmaster's House and the second one is the Rectory or Chaplain's House. The diagonally-placed building to the far right is the Infirmary, once known as the Jr. High Dorm, and later as Orton Hall. Students might also refer to it as the Canteen, Student Lounge, or Day Student Lounge.
"Aerial Photo, 1960"
Answers: Many thanks to Mrs. Spoon and Marth, Richard & Betsy (see below) for helping with these answers:
1. Saggy Barn
2. Pondside Villa Apartments
3. Old Gym
4. Palmyra Hall
5. Residence Hall
6. Sarah Joyce Lenoir Memorial Chapel
7. Gard Hall
Re: buildings 1960's version-if we remember correctly
1 Storage area
2 Teacher apts
3 The wonderful old gym
4 Palmyra
5 7th and 8th graders lived there
6 The Chapel
7 Guard Hall
Martha Shaw Mills '76-with help from Tom Mills '67
In the 1960 photo:
No. 1 is Cap Wiese's house
No. 2 is Faculty apartment house
No. 3 is The old gym
No. 4 is Palmyra Hall
No. 5 is Newly built junior school residence hall
No. 6 is The Chapel
No. 7 is Gard Hall
April 11, 2005
Many thanks to Betsy Massingill Kessler, who wrote: