Beaver Creek High School - Bridge Yearbook (West Jefferson, NC)

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Beaver Creek High School News our school at the Norhiwestern District Teachers Meeting which was held at Greensboro on Fri- day, November 6. . I?-nm 'mm n.......... r-......i. m....i- Jeffersnn evmnasinm. I 1----+7 I-v ll-A iss-I-sal 1--v-el-sl-I -A e 'il 5 . -'cfm 4 + 5. EA V ER EEK llPP lE . .jf 1-' A ' vor.. 1, N91 1, - N0'IL Fon TODAY, BU-T Fon THE FUTURE OCCTOBER- 1953 7 ' J ' . -. v--v -uvnuua, AEIIIER- I Beaver Creek Wins Top Award In Seventh County Drama Festival Sinceegigwp cup was won by i'-' l Special Awards West'J, son high school last year. and-,jiiis is a part of Beav- er Creek high school, it was decided before the dramas that if won again by Beaver Creek, it would be in their .permanent possession. ' X - Y , awp- L-n?f l V MANNON BLEVINS, iw-- rif-nt rf the student ' if? fl ffek' Qu iq 1 , B rganized The student council of Beav- 0 Crack Hieh School under the able leadership of the sponsor, Mr. A. D. Goodman, has com- pleted its organization and set up its plans for the year. The purpose of the student council is to better our school, and .help the principal and teach- ers in school work. Students se- lected for membership in the student council must meet high scholastic, leadership and moral standards. Every member of the student body and faculty should support tContinued on page 47 l B. L Annual Goes To Publishers It has been announced that the annual was sent last week to the publishers for publication. The annual, which will contain one hundred pages. is edited by Gwendolyn Lemly. Joan Krider is assistant editor. Miss Trivette and Mr. Atwood are the sponsors. The SCIIUUIS auu i.iie Jiuyb, together-with the cast, are as fol- lows: Beaver Creek, The Last Of! The. 'Lbwriesf' by Paul Green, directed b Mrs. Elizabeth Bar- low. Cast included Cumba Low- rie, played by Gail Edwardsg Jane played by Peggy Joyce Davis: Mayno, played by Betsy Barr' Henerv Berry Lowries Last Of The Lowries Paul Green, Directed By Mrs. Barlow l The la Last Of The Low P Y, 1 ries by Paul Green, produced by students of B. C. H. S., won the cup for the best play in the Dramatics Festival held at Jef- ferson, November 11 and 13. Members of the cast also re- ceived a number of medals, as individual awards. A. B. Weav- er, who played the part of Henry Berry Lowrie, the last of the outlaw gang, was awarded 2nd place in character acting, lst place make up and 2nd place costume. His rendition of the ballads received much pra PRINCIPAL W. Pr h 1 drslr' iv ,wa Yes ' played -by A,-iBV. Weaver- r-.-anizxasggqis ng lcta 'Clllb STUDENT coUNcn. , NEW BETA 913 ff- - ELECTS oFF1cERs1 Zvi. Names 0 lcers 'Continued 'rom page ll Court-'Dige ll them loyally throuf ,etfned the req-'ire ' school year. The ' In K membership in The Student cf--' onel Beta Club, you are pl:-1' . . hereby cordially invited to affili. council ate with the chapter at the uay mornings Beaver Creek High School. room. The council as call X meetings when necessary. Mannon Blevins was elected president. She is one of the most ncnular and talented young ladies of Beaver Creek high BEAUTIFUL BEAVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL building enjoyed by the students and facul- ty and nrlmircd by many visitors. fgkylamj P,-51 Ph,v,t,,y

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I fum , oft- 3 SY .tp---ri H 1 u sq, rg f: Many Participate In Fir s t i Field Day At Beaver Creek The Field Day is the first con- test of the year. This being held during the month of October. During the past several years the field day has been held at Boone. Basketball Is l Started By Coach This year the 3 pgs J gg la gf?-foxes held at the Be. 71 Agfa agyea-gllguig School. The ev: 3 '-5.1.53 ,gs 1535,-4 gg gfgaigagheu evce. 'S SEQ . 2: .9 1',,t-Ng 3 52 BEAVER CREEK coAcHEs Dale Atwood. im and Blu r e p Q Q I if S v 220 . N IU ,gg Allen, right, prepare for opening cf basketball season. Softball, Cove? ,Q H123 A 3 3 j 3 Sub, ,eg At Bl'-. Q. 1' W ' shoeuyeffersong Q pp 1.555 'os : : : .omg and 5 . ht owing Rock on Tuesday T Q creek ist., Lana: H ' mg : -. - - tiff gm lg ' 'he Beaver Creek glfls New 0 dash' Cove Cn 4-, .i!li2'g,.qa,: -:I 3 ' :A .mm - on an easy victory over. Blow- Creek Zndh 9 F xg.. ,Big .un S -2 in E i 5 ig vRock, 40-10. Greer led the Be Read For Ilge . si 23 1:0 c: '90 -ug 'orm forB C ' y Runnlng B Q -ho 5 5 gl! 5 3 H -. g e3Vi?l' l'0Ek Wllll- 17 4 5 V Creek lst' dist Q Ugg a . :Diggs 3?1tsi5Hu6gl1es was iss? behind Early Next Ytar Crossnore 2nd..l Q 5 I- up JE - 932--4 5355, NU een sem' J. DOIN-S ' plglllrl Bal' - E 'EE I Q-ix 5. VT Bl0.vlnt1 Dr-if-lr - N ed rresi c,1iumero. v.,.7i-. v 3 am . 5...k,1ind.Bp1. Q E 2 M-Qjysjgf-00022 H :gig faders Club Shows feserlTloucli?- 4 lmes, Q eam is ,, 5.5 li 0 U G, 9 I u . place, number Q ESQEHEQK. 2 5-55053: Q n -1- In Running High -1 at'3 538a5 2 .21-'GGSE lent And ACtlV1t :feet highatsami Creek, lst.g Boo!! U 9, ig In 2 23534, D- ' A ' .ild be ready for Crgigebitilrhro 8 1, gif? 5' 2 3 an i E 3: .--. : - H-T -A-ly-Ijgrfaglfgggnigg' 1 w vw 0 , . I - l , 4.-as-te .--- -. Y- ,. .. .- -us. . ,... 'tary . I ' . CGW? Cleekf 2nf c ggi :E 5.9593 05 fli I . I. t of schools, told members of The field day Q 9,5 41,32 3.5 505 I ' 1 3 1 -W B. C Gll'lS Wln e Beaver Creek Touchdown C955 and WHS 911 .53 g 2 3 3 E S.: agen. 3' I ' 3 , -ub at its initial meeting Fri- nfwnded- in r U 'gg 1 5 gg,-13, go : 5 Practice C a m e night at the schqoi. in I-Q,-C E v an The next co 1 Q N as -- U OH-2 EN Q - r. Hurt s oke briefly on the U Q O 1' as ll 3 S U ,., I - 'P . on December 7, P A M 3 5 -ygg H 52- g gg 35.1 gu-.- By Lucy Long jmnasium in regards to seating This event will . 2 ' '35 9-,g'En'g S S 'ig EE S' gi- fetball goals would be erected tool identificatif 33 ,,, Q, E 3 YE 2 H5-'EMSFQU The first bHSkelbHU team Of and added that trnnsparent bas- -gy wade Ba mi.: 5-5 3.5 3 'gh I , 2 I jg Beaver Creek High School was in the gymnasium. l pgrfgri ma U 23 332 mp, gngggg selected after four or more weeks ' W. L. Hughes was named presi- practice. The first twelve are: 'ent of the Touchdown Club at Lois Ann McMillan, Kitty Wat- he meetingmml other -cers T0 son, Lucy Greer, Dot Hughes, ire' J. I.. lib. ' vent Ina Lee Bledsoe, and Louise grid hid' Q 'y- . , Long were chosen as forwards. Q W ll l U v o' Joan Krider, Gay Houck, Vir- V V' f-10 fill' It ginia Moretz, Mannon Blevins. E ...nrmen and l Charlotte Severt, Christine ' Y -ers to the cor:- I ' . lips. HS guards. ,uid be namf' at t e , desi I-ltggocguryyi sulpsergnltefzilq' gag: Ogirgse started Meeting. bers of the newly organized game wifi- h .L Publicity, V der- Touchdown Club that the new the 1 A -C is 'mm finaly., an, gymnasium would be ready for '- 9 along be, tertainrr . fgd . va - 0 cl tx use early in January. J wsmg 34-21' At- on p M,-I Hurt was the g,., 0 e lost, everyone had a 1' 6 Ed at at me initial ' d un lilovember 13 the Er ' xx 'flub held ' .,-I Beavers played V-C in 9 and thai the school. -r the practice game at the v members at ,mrpose K plans for ferson gymnasium v i .nal meeting, dis- Q future ai U pmggam for the team led the P' -. . possibilities of a , , 'X ' ning by the- X ,eam at the school next echool. Officials of the club are: The St., md also discussed. ways Mr- W. L- Hughes. Pl'0Sid0I1i' High - .d means for raising binds for 'Vlr. Ivan Miller, vice-president SPP' ep, ' . the football team .and and Mr. Fred Hardin, secretary vel- - 1 're 8150 UQWPPUIS the Bl-metfc field- and treasurer llllay-, ' , other one of the largest and finest tp . ' I sport, A .pport our this section. , ' Approximately 40 friends of team .ating mean The next meeting of the Toy the school were pres:-nt. Mr-rf things a. .:0Sihg team- SO, 'down Club will be held or members will be sought. win or lot -Cs be a good sport. da ' ht 'December ll, 'Qyyl 'Lv-nqidnnf amid thy

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