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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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Students graduating under the commercial curriculum receives thorough and intensive training before going to work with local businessmen for three months of on-the-iob- training. getter citizen Physical fitness, loyalty, cooperation, and mental alert- ness are products of the athletic program. The prerequi- site of a Beaver Creek athlete, says Coach Allen, is to possess the characteristics of a Christian gentleman. Continual planning with the faculty and students, Mr. Bingham feels, is essential to successful attainment of educational obiectives ,,7 ,,,7,,7,,, W through varied activitieo Working together for the school and for each other, the Beta Club mem- bers unselfishly give their free time to serve in the school store. lndividaul abilities and apti- tucles are discovered and uti- lized through participation in the school band. BEAVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL ..... a symbol of potential opportunities for each student. l.4 oreworal This edition of THE BRIDGE is an attempt to portray a cross-section of the activities, curricular and co-curricular, for which Beaver Creek High School is known and respected. Realizing that the purpose of education is to provide an environment conducive to the physical, mental, moral, social, and emotional devel- opment of each student in and for a democratic society, the administra- tion continues to broaden the curriculum and to increase the number of meaningful activities in order to meet the'individual needs of the student. Fundamentally, the philosophy of education at Beaver Creek High School is that the students receive training which will make possible intelligent participation in the democratic society of which the school, the community, the state, and the nation are integral parts. Successful fulfillmentofsuchaphilosophy demands the loyal cooper- ation of everyone even remotely connected with the school. The degree of success now being attained through this program is made evident throughout this edition by portraying many of the activities involved in the training ofcitizens to think and fudge independently and to function effectively as individuals and as a group. THE STAFF geclication To one who has taught us truth and goodness, love and appre- ciation, work and recreation, affection and friendship, beauty and aspiration, To one whohas shared with us our comradeship and adventure, our seeking and finding, serving and sharing, loving and being loved, To one who has become a part of us and we of her, To one who has been our teacher, but more. . .our friend, To you Miss Ruby Trivette, we the annual staff of THE BRIDGE of 1957, dedicate, This, Gur Annual. THE STAFF 1 5 A great amount of routine work by each teacher is necessary to help achieve the educational obiectives. An accurate and comprehensive knowledge of the students comes through a thorough understanding of the Teachers' Bulletin, the Students' Handbook, daily attendance records, and information compiled in the High School Register. Only through the utilization of such knowledge can the faculty attempt to meet the physical, vocational, ethical, and emotional needs of the student. ccculty The most revealing and the most vital of all records kept by the teacher is the Cumulative Re- cord, which goes with a student wherever he may attend school and which remains as a permanent record of the school from which he graduates. .or leaves. Not only a record of scholastic achieve- ment through the years but also an indication of the total development of the student, this Record is always the basis for future guidance andcoun- seling. w. PAUL BINGHAM DALE ATWOOD RUBY ADAMS TRIVETTE I MRS- ELIZABETH S- BAR'-OVI Principal Biology, Physical Education English, Library, French English, Dramatics, Journalisn Bachelor of Science, Master of Bachelor of Science, Mast of BOCIWSIOI' of Sclencef MUSTSI' of Bachelor of Science' APP0 Arts, Appalachian State Teachers Arts, Appalachian State Tell-ners Arts, APPQIUCIWIUU 57079 Teachers lachlcm Stale Teachers Colleg' College ' College Colle9e BINGFIAM ATWOOD I TRIVETTE I BARLOW Periods Time Office I2th Home Room I2th Home Room IIth Home Roo Room No. 3 Room No. I Room No. 5 8:40-9:00 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting First 9:00-9:55 Office Biology Study Hall English I Period Room No. 3 Room 2-Library Room No. 5 9:55- I0: 05 Off ice Break Break Break I0:05-I0: I5 Office Home Room Home Room Home Room ' Check Check Check Second I0:I5-ll:05 Civics Health 8. Phys- English IV English ll Period Room ical Ed.-Gym Room No. I Room No. 5 Third II:05-I2:00 Office Physical Ed. French I English I Period Gym Room Noi. I Room No. 5 Lunch I 2: 00- I 2: 30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Fourth I2:30-I:20 Study Hall Biology English ll Dramatics Period Room 2-Library Room No. 3 Room No. I Room No. 5 Fifth I:20-2:10 Study Ha I Biology French ll English I Period Room 2-Library Room No. 3 Room No. I Room No. 5 Sixth 2:10-2:55 Office Study Hall English IV English I Period Room 2-Library Room No. I Room No. 5 2:55-3:00 Office Home Room Home Room Home Room 3:00-3:30 Bus Loading Bus Loading Bus Loading Bus Loading Conference Conference Conference Conference Clubs: Events Clubs: Annual Clubs:Library Clubs: Paper Visual Aid Annual Dramatics FRED H. HARDIN MRS. BETTY JEAN HUGHES WILLIS A. MORETZ MARVIN EDWARD OSBORNE Science, Social Science English, Commercial Commercial 'Math, Science Bachelor of Science, Master of Bachelor of Science, Master of Bachelor of Science, Appa- Bachelor of Science Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teachers Arts, Appalachian State Teachers lqchiqn State Teachers College Arts, App0lClCl'I,1Gh S7079 TSCCIWBTS Col lege Col lege College HARDIN HUGHES MORETZ OSBORNE 'eriods Time 11th Home Room 10th Home Room 10th Home Room 10th Home Room Room No. 6 Room No. 4 Room No. 10 Room No. 9 8:40-9:00 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting first 9:00-9:55 American History English IV Office Practice Geography 'eriod Room No. 6 Room No. 4 Room No. 12 Room No. 9 9:55-10:05 Home Room Home Room Home Room Break Check Check Check 10:05-10:15 Break Break Break Home Room Check Lecond 10:15-11:05 Chemistry English Ill Typing 1 Gen. Business eriod Laboratory y Room No. 4 Room No. 12 Room No. 9 ihird 11:05-12:00 American History English ll Office Practice Gen. Science Deriod Room No. 6 Room No. 4 Room No. 12 Room No. 9 -unch 12:00-12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch fourth 12:30-1:20 Physics English Ill Bookkeeping Bus. Arithmetic 'eriod Laboratory Room No. 4 Room No. 10 Room No. 9 fifth 1:20-2:10 American History Typing I Business Geometry Period Room No. 6 Room No. 12 Room No. 10 Room No. 9 ixth 2:10-2:55 Economics 8. Soc. English Ill Typing l General Math eriod Room No. 6 Room No. 4 Room No. 12 Room No. 9 2:55-3:00 Home Room Home Room Home Room Home Room 3:00-3:30 Bus Loading Bus Loading Bus Loading Bus Loading Conference Conference Conference Clubs: Debating Clubs: Beta Clubs: Business Clubs: Math Chemistry Cheer Leading Photography Hobby LEWEY GLENN ALEXANDER WILLIAM ALLEN A. D. GOODMAN WILLIAM JAKE CAUDILL I Math, Physical Education Physical Education Mathematics Vocational Agriculture Bachelor of Science, Master of 'Bachelor of Science, University Bachelor of Science, Wake Bachelor of Science, Clemson Arts, Appalachian State Teachers of Mississippi Forest College College.- College l ALEXANDER ALLEN GOODMAN CAUDILL Periods Time 9th Home Room 9th Home Room 9th Home Room Agriculture Room No. II Room No. 7 Room No. 8 Ag. Building 8:40-9:00 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting First 9:00-9:55 General Math World History Algebra I Agriculture Period Room Nor II Room No. 7 Room No. 8 Ag. Building 9:55-l0: 05 Break Break Home Room Break Check l0:05 I0:l5 Home Room Home Room Break A Buildin Check Check 9' 9 Second l0:l5 lI:05 General Math Study Hall I-UDCIW Room Agriculture Il Period Room No. ll Room No. 2 Reports Ag. Building Third lI:05 l2:00 General Math Study Hall Algebra II Agriculture ll Period Room No. ll Room No. 2 Room No. 8 Ag. Building Lunch I2:00 12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Fourth 12:30-1:20 Boys Physical Boys Physical Geometry Agriculture ll Period Ed. - Gym Ed. - Gym Room No. 8 Ag. Building Fifth I:20-2:10 Boys Physical Boys Physical Trigonometry Agriculture I Period Ed. - Gym Ed. - Gym Room No. 8 Ag. Building Sixth 2: IO-2:55 Boys Physical Boys Physical Algebra I Conference Period Ed. - Gym Ed. - Gym Room No. 8 2:55-3:00 Home Room Home Room Home Room 3:00-3:30 Bus Loadint Bus Loading Bus Loading Conference Conferenc Conference Conference Clubs: Clubs: Sports Clubs: Science Clubs: F.F.A. Monogram Events Student Council MRS. HAZEL EDWARDS MRS. MARY M. PAYNE GILBERT WARD GENE WILSON Secretary and Treasurer Home Economics, Science Vocational Agriculture X Music, Social Studies Gregg College, Colorado Bacrgsg ln Bachelor gf Science, Qklql-,omg Bachelor of Science Master of Womans College, University of A and M College Arts, Appalaghllgn State Teachen 1 North Carolina 0 899 EDWARDS PAYNE WARD WILSON Periods Time Secretary Guidance Agriculture Band Office Home EC? Room Ag. Building 8:40-9:00 Office Faculty Faculty Faculty Meeting Meeting Meeting First 9:00-9:55 Office Home Economics I Agriculture III Band Period Home Ec. Room Ag. Building Music Room 9: - 0:0 . 55 l 5 Office Break Guldonce Break . 1 . . G I , l0'05 l0'l5 Office Hgxiagge Room Break Music Building Second I0:I5-II:05 Shorthand Home Economics ll Agriculture IV Civics Period Room No. 6 Home Ec. Room Ag. Building Room Third lI:05-I2:00 Student Store Guidance Agriculture IV Chorus Period Home Ec. Room Ag. Building Music Room Lunch I 2: 00-I 2:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Fourth I2:30-1:20 Office Home Economics I Agriculture Ill Civics Period I Home Ec. Room Ag. Building Room No. 7 Fifth I:20-2:I0 Office Home Economics II Girls Agri. I Band Period Home Ec. Room Ag. Building Music Room sixfh 2.10-2.55 Office Heme Economics III Conference caviee Period Home Ec. Room Room No. 7 2:55-3:00 Office Home Ec. Room Ag. Building Music Room 3:00-3:30 Office Bus Loading Conference I Bus Loading Conference Conference Clubs: Clubs: F.H.A. Clubs: Safety Clubs: Girls 8. Boys Student Store Glee Clubs Qlelztiue. . . Seniors may matriculate from Beaver Creek with either a diploma, which requires I6 units cmd 75 honor points, or a limited diploma lcertificatel, which requires I6 units and 25 honor points. Such provisidns enable the studentwhose ability is limited to stay in school and complete his work instead of dropping out. Honor points are accumulated during all four years throqgh academic achievement and co-curricular activities. Here, the senior may graduate under anyone of the fol lowing curricula' agriculture, home economics, commercial, fine arts, technical, college preparatory, general, and pre-nursing. Provisions for th A ' ' ' elective courses available. e varuous curricula are indicated by the numerous M Administrative planning, counseling land guidance, and student planning sharin I gl executing, and evaluating become a re lity through the many phases of preparation for graduation and planning for the futur . l w enioro cpe qu i re cl . . . A useful citizen must be able to convey his thoughts and ideas as well as ,to be ableto under- stand and to evaluate the opinions of others. ln addition, an appreciation of the literature of the nation from which we receive our literary heritage broadens the concepts and ideals of a progressive citizen in a changing world. , . .,.xxxx N vm. JOHN BALDWIN MELBA BALDWIN WILSON BARR Seniors JOYCE BLACKBURNA JACK BLEDSOE JEWEU- BI-EDSCE N ! SCOTT BROWN ROBERT BURGESS NORMAN CHEEK Qniors M. ,, mv., x.N, T FRANK COLVARD K 1 l T a T 2 T ROY CHURCH PEGGY JOYCE DAVIS CARA SUE DOLLAR JOHN DUVALL NELL RAYE DUVALL Seniors JOHN EDWARDS MARY EDWARDS JUDY ELLIOT FAW N A L X ANNA LOU GENTRYA DltANE GENTRY JAMES GENTRY A z Seniors i SUZANNE GENTRY l i FRANKLIN GILREATH 3 KENNETH GOODMAN DORIS GREENE MARY LOU GOODMAN LARRY GREER Seniors X Q-QSMV S MARY GRIFFIN SHIRLEY GROGAN JACKIE HARDIN 1 E P l l JOAN HARDIN OUJTA HARDIN DUDLEY HARTZOG U I 1 eniors mm SHIRLEY HARTZOG BURGESS N N FRED HOUCK E JAMES HOUCK L 1 F SHIRLE ' H li: as ' ' 2:51 :K- NN I: 5 l A , : E. X5 ,: 5 ii E 3.1: 'a'1vJQ,'L . if : za ':5:xE9,Ij'qq X N x N 3 Y 5 as 139325 X RQ XY N KS Eg X 1 5 5 N E xx P Sui 1 gwwix- In N Z' 0 H: g .E s1Sq:,-'Ig fi 2 JACK HURL X S , E Q xx 2 N25 S i f I s kg sl S35 1 X + ,s,,.,2:eqg. 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MEUA SUE BALDWIN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Strive for what you want, and you shall have lt. Secretary Home Room 2, 35 President Home Room 35 Reporter Girls Agrlculture 45 Secretary Trl-HI-Y 35 Booster Club l,25 Dramatlcs I5 F.H.A. 2, 35 Girls Glee Club 2,35 Cheerleading Club 3,45 Student Councll 45 Safety Club 35 Monitors 45 Library Club I5 4-H Club 2,3,4. Ambltlon: Some day to llve In New Mexloo. WILSON RUSSELL BARR Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: What ls worth dolng is worth doing well. Treasurer Student Councll 35 Presldent Monogram Club 45 Student Council I,2,35 Monogram 3,45 Debating I5 Monltors Club I5 Booster Club l,25 HI-Y Club I5 Bus Drivers Club 2,3,45 4-H Club I,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Softball 2,3,45 Wrestllng 3,45 Voted: Most Likely To Succeed. Ambltlon: To become an engineer. JOYCE MAYE BLACKBURN Age: I7 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Cast all your fears on God5 that anchor holds. Class Secretary I,45 Horne Room SecretaryI5 Home Room Presldent 35 Vlce-President of Dramotlcs Closs 45 Annual Staff I5 Rlpple Staff 2,45 Vlsual Ald 35 Booster Club I, 35 Dromotlcs Club 2,45 Girls' Glee Club I5 Dlstrlct Music Festival 2, 45 County Muslc Festlval I5 Basketball 2,35 Voted: Best Dressed. Ambltlon: To be a successful secretary. JACK WILLIAM BLEDSOE Age: I7 Fleetwood, N. C. Motto: SrnIIe and the world smiles at you5 Weep and you weep alone. ' Booster l,25 Safety Club 3,45 F.F.A. 3,45 Voted: Wlttlest. Ambltlon: To be a pilot. JEWELL LILLIAN BLEDSOE Age: I9 Todd, North Carolina Motto: To have a frlend is to be a frlend. F.H.A. l,25 Business Club I5 Llbrary Club I5 Girls' Glee Club I5 Tri-HI-Y I. Ambltlon: To be a success In llfe. CHRISTIAN SCOTT BROWN Age: I8 Todd, North Carollna Motto: Be prepared. Booster Club 25 Drunatlcs 3,45 Bus Drivers Club 45 Reporter 45 F.F.A. 45 Student Councll 45 Sports Reporter 25 Football 2,35 Wrestling 2. Voted: Most Talented. Ambitlon: To see the world. ROBERT DEAN BURGESS Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Matta:'t'Ie who cannot obey cannot command. Glee Club I5 Booster l,25 Vlce-President I5 StudentCouncll l,2,3,45Vice-President 35 Presldent 45 Treasurer 25 Monogram 2,35 Beta 3,45 Reporter 45 4-H I,2,3,45 Pres- ldent 45 HI-Y I5 Vlce-President I5 Band I5 Basketball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 25 All Taumanent Ashe County 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All Toumament Trl- County 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Voted: Best Athlete. Ambltlon: To ploy college basketball and later be a coach. NORMAN LEE CHEEK Age: I8 Deep Gap, N. C. Motto: To make the best better. Reporter for F.F.A. 35 Vlce-President Safety 35 Booster 25 Safety 25 F.F.A. 3. Ambltlon: To see the world. ROY ROGERS CHURCH Age: I7 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Not only to conquer dlstance but time as well. President of Hobby Club 35 Drarnatlcs l,2,45 Hobby 3,45 F.F.A. 35 Booster 45 4-H I,2,3,4. Ambltlon: To be a success In llfe. CARL FRANKLIN COLVARD Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: To err ls human, to forgive divine. Class President 25 Class Vlce-Presldent 35 President Beta Club 45 School Paper Busl- ness Manager 3,45 Secretary HI-Y I5 Publlsher School Paper 45 Paper Staff I,2,3,45 StudentCounclI I,2, 35 Dramatlcs l,2,3,454-H l,2,45 Debatlng 25 Beta 3,453 Med- als In Dramatics5 3 School Letters, In Dramatlcs, Journalism, and Citizenship and Leadershlp5 Band I,2,35 Ashe County Muslc Festival l,25 County Dramatlcs Festlvol 2,3,45 District Dramatlcs Festival 2, 45 Forensic Debating Toumament 25 Editors Roundtable 35 Outstanding Magazine Salesman 2, 35 School Reporter for Skyland E 4. Voted: Best Dressed. Ambltlon: To succeed. PEGGY JOYCE DAVIS Ago: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. A . Motto: lf ye have folth, as o graln of mustard seed, nothlng shall be lmposslble unto . Presldsrlt Drunatlcs 2, 35 Asslstant Editor School Paper 35 Editor 45 Trl-HI-Y I5 Dra- matla I,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Rlpple Staff I,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 35 I!!-. UGC! Character Actlng Medal'County Dranatlcs Fextlval 35 County Dramatlcs Festival I ,2, 45 Chonas l,2,45 Plonlst 25 Voted: Most Llkely To Succeed. . Ambltion: To go Into some fleld of Drarnatlc Art. CARA SUE DOLLAR Age: I6 ' West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Happiness is the corner stone of success. Secretary of Dramatic: 35 Treasurer of F.H.A. 45 Booster Club I,45 Dramatlcs l,3,45 Papor Staff 35 Glrls Glee Club 25 4-H 35 F.H.A. 45 Monltors 45 lst Place Costume, Sprung Dramatlcs Festlval 3. Ambltlon: To be a happy housewlfe. JOHN A. DUVALL Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Work today as If you plan to llve forever5 llve today as If you plan to dle tomorrow. 7-Class Presld'ent 35 Beta Club President 4 fProvIsaI: Editor of Annual 4 fProvlsoI: Trea- -surer-Dramatlcs 35' President Horne Room No. 5,35 IProv1sal5 Resldentitudent Body 45 Paper Staff l,2,45 Annual Staff 35 Debatlng 2,35 Drarnatlcs I,2,3,45 Beta 3,45 Student Council 45 Appalachian Mountaln Farenslc Tournament 2, 35 Ashe County Dranatlcs Festival 2, 3, 45 North Carolina EdItar's lbundtable 35 Northwest Dlstrlct Dramatlcs Festlval 3,45 Lenoir-Rhyne Drunatlcs Festlval 25 Annual Sprlng Dromatlcs Festival I,2,3,45 Wlnner five character acting awards5 Voted: Best all Around. Ambltlon: To enter the fleld of Law. NELL RAYE DUVALL Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: To err ls hunan5 ta forglve Is dlvIne. Dromotlcs Club Presldent 35 Dramatlcs I,2,35 Paper Staff 2,35 Booster Club I,45 F.H.A. 45 Basketball 2,35 Band 3,45 Chorus45 Glrls Softball Tenn 35 May Court Attendant I5 Voted: Most Carefree. Ambltlon: To be happy. JOHN CLINE EDWARDS Age: IB West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Never take Ilfe too serlousIy5 you'lI never get out of It allve. Booster l,25 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Safety 3,45 Student Corncll 35 Basketball I5 Voted: Best Personallty. Ambltlon: Lumberman. MARY LOUISE EDWARDS I Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Prove all thlng5 hold fast to that whlch ls good. Llbrary I5 Paper Staff 25 Dramatlcs 25 Booster l,25 F.H.A. 35 Business 4. Ambltlon: To became a prornlnent secretary In Dayton, Ohlo. JUDY E. FAW Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. ANNA LOU GENTRY Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Cast oll your fears on God5 that anchor holds. clssclub I,2,35 F.H.A. I,2,35 4-H I,2,35 4-H I,2,35 Library 25 Mmm: 4, Chorus Contest 4. DIANE JEWELL GENTRY Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Beyond the storm there ls calm and peace. Treasurer of Class I5 Presldentaf Hamellrnm 45 Vice-Presldentof Dramatic I5 F.H.A. Presldent 45 Trl-HI-Y I5 4-H I,25 Booster Club I,45 F.H.A. 2,45 Drarnatlcs I5 Band I,2,3,45 F.F.A. Queen 45 Voted: Mast Popular. Ambltlon: To become a successful homemaker. JIMMY GENTRY Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Da unto others as you would have them do unto you. HI-Y I5 4-H I,2,3,45 Sports I,2,3,45 Bur Drlvers 45 Vlsual Ald 45 Math I5 Sclence 3, Band Letter: Football 2,4. Ambltlon: To be a success. SUZANNE JEANNE GENTRY h Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Strive for character, not for fame. Presldent of Band 25 Treasurer of Band 35 Secretory of Home Room I 5 Business Mana- ger of Anmsal 45 Student Councll 2,35 Bomter Club I5 Trl-HI-Y I5F.H.A. 2,35 Mon- ogran Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 35 Voted: Wlttlest. Ambltlon: To be a great success. FRANKLIN R. GILREATH Age: 20 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Reporter of HI-Y Club 25 Drarnotlcs 25 Rlpple Staff 25 HI-Y 25 Boys Glee Club 35 Vlsual Ald 25 Hobby Club 45 School Letter In Wrestling 35 Wrestllng 3. Ambltlon: To be a truck drlver. KENNETH B. GOODMAN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Do unto others before they have a chance to do unto you. Vlsual Aid I,2,3,45 Debating I5 Math 25 Bus Drlvers Club 3,45 Football 4. Ambltlon: To see the world. DORIS LEE GREENE Age: I7 Fleetwood, N. C. Motto: Not all that shlnes, ls goId. Dramatlcs I,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Girls' Glee Club l,25 F.H.A. l,25 Rlpple Staff 3, 45 Vlce President of'Home Room I5 Music Festlval 2. Ambltlon: To be a telephone operator. LARRY ALLEN GREER Age: I8 Fleetwood, N. C. Motto: Let the good tlmes roll. Treasurer of Senlor Class, Booster Club 45Manogram 45 Football I,2,3,45 Baseball I, 2,35 Basketball I,2,35 Voted: Most Dependable. Ambltlon: To be o success. MARY LOUISE GRIFFIN Age: I6 Idlewild, N. C. SENIOR STATISTICS Motto: Life is a picture, so paint it beautiful. ' F.H.A. l,25 Student Council 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Dramatics 25 4-H I,2,35 Photo- graphy 3, President of Photography 35 Booster 45 Citizenship and Leadership Letter 2, 35 Basketball Letter 35 Spring Dramatics Festival 25 Basketball 3,45 Softball 4. Ambition: To be a success in all my undertakings. MARY LOU GOODMAN Age: Todd, North Carolina Motto: Laugh and the world laughs with you: cry and you cry along. Varsity Basketball 4. Ambition: To be a great success in the world. SHIRLEY FORD GROGAN Age: 23 Todd, North Carolina Motto: What is worth doing is worth doing well. Safety Club 3: F.F.A. 45 Visual Aid 4. Ambition: To make a success in whatever I undertake. JACK HARDIN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: To live today and not wait for tomorrow. Visual Aid: 4-H5 Photography5 Math: Business Club5 Wrestling 2 years. SYLVIA JOAN HARDIN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Never regret yesterday's mistakes, but always try tokdo better tomorrow. President of Cheerleading 35 Secretary of Monogram 25 Booster Club I5 Cheerleading I,2,3,45 Band 25Monogram 2, 3,45 Dramatics 2,35 Student Council 25 Ripple Staff 35 Winner of second place Costume in Dramatics Festival 2, 35 Ashe County Dramatics Festival 25 Annual Spring Dramatics Festival 2,35 Northwest Drama Festival 2,35 Vot- ed: Most Dlgnified. OLITA BELLE HARDIN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. hhotto: Live and let Live. 4-H I,2,35 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Photography 35 Hobby 25 County Winner in 4-l'l Dress Revue 2. Ambition: To be happy. HOWARD DUDLEY HARTZOG Age: I7 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: 'Don't advertise your trouble, there's not market for them. Bus Drivers 45 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 4-H I,2. Ambition: To become a navigator. SHIRLEY HARTZOG BURGESS Age: I7 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Hold fast,to that which is good. Girls Glee Club I,2, 35 Secretary 35 Library 25 Vice President 25 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Secretary 25 4-H I5 Chorus Contest 2,3,4. FRED ALLAN HOUCK Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Let your conscience guide you. Debating I,2,35 Secretary 35 Visual Aid I,2,35 4-H l,25 Annual Staff 3,45 Bus Dri- vers 3,45 Treasurer 45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Wrestling 2, 3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Tumbling 2,35 Letter in football 2,3. Ambition: To become a game warden. JAMES HAROLD HOUCK Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may dle. Student Council I,45Treasurer of Visual Aid 25 F.F.A. Club i,2, 3,45 Visual Aid 2, 35 Hobby Club 45 Monitors Club 45 Bus Driven Club 45 4-H Club I,2, 35 Wrestling 35 Voted: Most Courteaus. Ambition: To Become a Millionaire. LECIA LYNN HOUCK Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Forget yourself to make others happy. Secretary of Business Club 35 Annual Class Editor 2,3,45 Girl 's Glee Club I5 4-H Club I,25Monltors Club 25 Beta Club 45 Business Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y Club I5 Co-Cap- tain Basketball 35 All Tournament 35 Most Dependable Basketball Player 35 All North- west 35 Basketball I,2,3,45 Softball I,2,3,45 County Music Festival I5 Letter for Citizenship and Leadership 35 Letters in Basketball 2,35 Voted: Best Athlete. Ambition: To be a success In all my undertakings. SHIRLEY MAE HOUCK Aga: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Strive for character, not for fame. Secretary and Treasurer of F. H. A. I5 Secretary of Girls' Glpe Club 25 Library Club 25 Girl's Glee Club I,2,35 F.H.A. Club I,2,3,45 4-H Club I,2,35 Chorus Con- tests 2,3,4. Ambition: To be a good housewife. SHIRLEY FAYE HOWELL Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Secretary of F. H.A. I5 Library Club 1,25 Girl's Glee Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y CIubI5Bus- iness Club I5 F.H.A. Club I,2. Ambition: To be a typist. THOMAS JACK HURLEY Age: I9 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Live and Let Live. F.F.A. I,2,3,45, Visual Aid l,25 Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3. Ambition: To become a success. BETTY ANN JONES Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Strive for character, not for fame. President of Cheerleading I5 Class President 25 Vice-Preident of 'Home Room I5Trea- surer of Dramatics 45 Chaplin Home Room 35 Treasurer ot Home Room 3,45 Windswept Echoes Annual Staff5 Junior Co-Editor5 Beta Club 35 Cheerleading I,45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 4-H 25 F.H.A. 25 Girls Glee Club 2,35 Nominee for Home-Coming Queen 45 Mar- shall 35 Basketball 2,35 Ashe Music Festival I5 Bond l,45 Voted: Best Looking. Ambition: To succeed. HELEN ZORA LAMBERT Age: IB West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Have fun but don 't make fun. F.H.A. I,2,35 Paper Staff 35 Dramatics 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Glee Club 45 Student Council 45 Future Business Leaders 2. Ambition: To be what I am becoming. JACK LAWRENCE Ag.: ia Fleetwood, N. C. Motto: Never look back, something might be catching up with you. Vice-President of Class I5 President Monogram 35 Sentinel F.F.A. 2,45 Booster l,25 F.F.A. I,2,3, 45 Monogram 3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 Co-Captain Basketball 35 All Toum- ament, County 2,35 Tri-County 35 Football 2,35 Basketball I,2,3,45 4-H Judging 25 F.F.A. Judging 2,35 Voted: Most Popular. Ambition: To be a success in any vocation that I undertake. LOLA JEAN LYALL Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Girls Glee Club I,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y I5 F.H.A. I5 Dramatics I5 Safety I,2. Ambition: To be a success. SARA HENRY McLAURlN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Be prepared and always carry a spare. Cheerleading 3,45 Secretary 3,45 4-H I, 2,3,45 Secretary l,25 Monogram 45 Debating 25 Dramatics I5 Dramatics Festival I5 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Monitors 25F.H.A. 35 Student Council 25 Secretary 25 Band I,2, 3,45 Band Clinic 35 BandFestlval 3,45 Chorus I,45 Chorus Festival 45 Pianist I5 Dramatics Festival 25 Vot- ed: Most Talented. Ambition: To became a registered nurse. PATSY McMlLLAN Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Always carry a smile. Debating I,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Altemate in Debating Tournament 2,35 Winner in World Speeding Contest-Won Trip to New York: 4-H I,2, 35 Math Club 25 Secretary 25 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Beta Club 45 Student Council 25 Booster I,25 Monogram 35 Annual Staff 45 Editor of Annual 45 Band I,2,35 Band Clinic 35 Bond Festival 35 Softball 2, 3,45 Chorus I5 Outstanding Magazine Salesman I,2,35 Vice-President of Home Room 25 School Letters in Debating, Basketball, Citizenship and Leadership: Basketball I, 2,3,45 All Tournament 35 Voted: Most Studious. Ambition: To become a successful medical doctor or o C.P.A. G. C. McNElLL Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Do the best you can with what you have. Reporterof Business Club 45 Booster Club l,25 Debating Club l,25 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 35 Business Club 45 Basketball 2,35 Softball 35 Tumbling Team I,2. Ambition: To see the world. BILL McNElLL Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Let the loose end drag. F.F.A. 2,3,45 Booster Club I,2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 Boys Glee Club I,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 25 Junior Marshall 35 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Softball I,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Tumbling Team l,25 G.G.A. tool iudging contest 3. Ambition: To be a Hot Rod Driver. JOHNNY WILLIAM McNElLL Age: I6 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry for tomarrow you may die. Sports Club I,2,35 4-H I,2,3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Glee Club I. Ambition: To make a million dollars. LENA RUTH MEDLEY Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: To win a friend, you have to be one. Beta Club 3,45 Dramatics I,2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Booster Club l,25 F.H.A. I, 25 Student Council 45 4-H I5 Basketball 2,35 Softball 2,35 Voted: Best All Round. Ambition: To be a teacher. GLENNA LEE MILLER Age: ta Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Life is a picture, so paint it beautiful. Reporter in F.H.A.: F.H.A. I,2,3,45 4-H I5 Library I5 Photography I5 Tri-Hi-Y I. Ambition: To be a telephone operator. HELEN LOUISE MILLER Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: To err is human5 to forgive is divine. President of Cheerleading 45 President of F. H.A. 35 Treasurer of Band 45 Secretory of 4-H 35 Secretary of Home Room 25 Dramatics I5 Glee Club I5 Annual Staff 25 Cheer- leading 2,3,45 Monitor 25 4-H I,2,3,45 Monogram 45 Tri-Hi-Y I5 F.H.A. 35 Jun- ior Marshall 35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Choral Festival 45 Chorus 45 Spring Dramatics Festlval I5 Band Festival 3,4. Ambition: To go to Europe. MARION MILLER Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Find'em, Fool'em, Marry'em. Vice-President F.F.A. 25 Treasurer Safety Club 35 Treasurer F.F.A. 45 Class Report- er I5 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 Booster l,25 Dramatics 25 Safety Club 3,45 Shop 25 Dairy Judging l,25 Beef Judging l,25 Basketball 25 Wrestling 2. Ambition: To make a million dollars. SENIOR STATISTICS DURWOOD MORRIS MILLER . Age: I7 ws.: Jefferson, N. cg af Gd d 1' H Motto: Know what to do when to do lt, and don't e ral to Ol - Hi-Y 25 Science 35 Vice-President 35 Visual Aid 1,25 Photography IQ. 3:41 Mall' 21 3: Vice-President 31Dramatics l.2.4:Deb0'i'1 1:4-H 1.2.3141 Wf 'l '9 2'37Trom' poline 3. Ambition: to become a scientist. NAOMI RUTH MILLER Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C- Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ni-Hi-v1,F.H.A. 3: Hobbs. 1, 4-H 1.2. .,.r...:,.. .- I HERBERT LYNN MORFTZ Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: A smile covers many miles. F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Beta 45 Monogram 35 Vice-President 5 Booster 25 Vice-PresidentCIass 25 Class President 45 Secretary of F.F.A. Basketball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 25 Football 2,35 Junior Marshall 35 Mr. Beaver Creek5 Voted: Best Look- rng. Ambition: To became a Millionarie. GARY LESTER OWENS Age: I7 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Don't trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Bus Drivers 3,45 Vice-President 45 Dramatics 45 President 45 Hobby 35 F.F.A. I,25 President Freshman Class5 Vice-President of Student Body 45 Sports Reporter 2,35 Basketball I,25 Baseball 35 Voted: Mast Dignifled. Ambition: To be a navigator. V NANCY REBECCA PARKER Age: IB West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Remember God in all you da. Chorus President 45 Home Room Officer 3,45 Vice-President Cheerleading Club 45 Beta Club Treasurer 45 Dramatics Treasurer 25 F.H.A. Club Vice-President 25 Beta Club 2,45 Booster Club I,25 F.H.A. I,25 Dramatics 25 Cheerleading 45 Junior Mar- shall 35 Maiorette 3,45 Football Queen Attendant 35 Voted: Best Personality. Ambition: To work in the field of medicine. IVA JEAN PARSONS Age: I8 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Cast all your fears on God5 that anchor holds. F.H.A. Club l,2,3,45 Girls Glee Club l,3,45 Dramatics Club 2. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I undertake. b SHIRLEY ANN PARSONS Age: I6 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: Live and learn, die and forget it all. I, Business 2,3,45 Monitor 25 Student Council 25 Photography 3, Treasurer5 H ,3. Ambition: To be a secretary. MYRTLE ANN PAYNE Age: I9 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. F.H.A. I,2,35 Business Club I5 Photography I5 Dramatics I. Ambition: To become a Secretary. CARROLL GENE PHILLIPS A962 DON CARLAN PHILLIPS Age: I7 Idlewild, N. C. Motto: OnIy fools worry about that which they cannot help. Vice-President Dramatics 45 F.F.A. I,2,35 Science 35 Dramatics 45 4-H Club I, 35 Hobby 2. Ambition: To be a navigator. CHARLES GARY PHILLIPS Age: IB Idlewild, N. C. Motto: The way is hard, but the prize is great. President of Bus Drivers Club 45 Bus Drivers Club 3,45 Science Club5 Math Club5 Bas- ketball 3,45 Football 45 Voted: Most Intelligent. Ambition: To make a success. BILL PROFFITT 'I Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Cast all your fears on God5 that anchor holds. Reporter of Booster Club 25 Vice-President Home Room 25 Booster Club I,2,45 Moni- tors Club I,35 Business Club 35 Football 25 Bus Driver 45 Chorus I5 Junior MarshalI5 Voted: Most Carefree. REBECCA JANE PUGH Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Strive to do your best and never hold a grudge. President of Homeroom 25 Reporter of Student Council 35 Feature Editor on Paper 25 News Editor on Paper 35 Advertising Editor 45 President of Band 3, 45 Vice- President of Class 45 Dramatics I,25 Debating 25 Monitors 25 Pianist for Boys Glee Club 35 Student Council 35 Cheerleading 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Booster I5 Beta Club 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Band 2,3,45 Band Clinic 2, 35 District Music Festival 2,3,45 Dramatics 35 District Dramatics Festival 35 Chorus 45 Pianist 45 Spring Dramatics Festival 35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Voted: Most Intelligent. Ambition: To go to college and then become a housewife with a degree. CORA NORENE SEATZ Age: I9 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Be nice to the world and the world will be nice to you. F. H. A. l,2,3,45 Library I5 Girls Glee Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Business Club 4. Ambition: To become a successful secretary. NELL GWYN SEVERT Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Notto: Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Secretary of Business Club 35 President F.H.A. I5 Treasurer Booster Club 35 Student Council 25 F.H.A. I,2,35 Booster 2,3,45 Business 45 4-H I. Ambition: To own a New Ford. PATSY JANE SEVERT Age: I8 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: The best things in life are free. Dramatics 25 Springs Dramatics Festival 25 Booster I,2,3,45 Treasurer 25 F.H.A. 45 Vice-President 45 Paper Staff 25 Safety 2,35 Chorus I,2,3,45 Choral Contest 2,3,45 Junior Marshall 35 F.F.A. Queen 35 Class Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 25 Secretary of Home Room 35 Voted: Most Original. Ambition: Find my place in life and fill it well. DARA GERTUDE SPAULDING Age: I7 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Life is a picture, so make lt Cinemascope. F. H.A. l,2,3,45 Business Club 25 Photography I,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Vice-President F. H.A. 3. Ambition: To see the world. RICHARD SPEAKS Age: ,I7 West Jefferson, N C. 5 Motto: Cry and you cry alone, laugh and the world laughs'with you. Science 45 Math 45 Business 35 Booster 25 Basketball I,2,3,4. Ambition: To fly. RUBY JEAN TRIVETTE Age: I8 Todd, North Carolina Motto: To have a friend, is to be a friend. Secretary 45 Chorus I5 Voted: Most Dependable. Ambition: To beoome a secretary. PEGGY ANNE TRIVETTE Age: I8 Todd, North Carolina Motto: Look not to the Past, but to the Future. Secretary of Beta Club 45 Vice-President of 4-H 35 Secretary of Booster Club 45 Stu- dent Council I5 Beta Club 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 Library 35 Trl-HI- Y l, Pipple Staff 1,25 Bridge Staff I5 Basketball I,2,3,45 Sportsmanship Award ln Basketball 35 Softball 2,3,45 Spring Dramatics Festival I,25 School Letters ln Cltl- zenship and Leadership, and Basketball5 Voted: Miss Beaver Creek. Ambition: To go to Paris. GRACE DAWN VANNOY Age: I7 Fleetwood, N. C. Motto: To have a friend, you must be a friend. Vice-President F.H.A. 35 Girls Glee Club I5 4-H I5 Business Club 25 Monitors 25 F. H.A. 2,35 Booster Club 45 Monogram 45 Sportsmanship Award ln Basketball 35 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Softball 3,45 County Music Festival I5 Voted: Friendliest. Ambition: To own a new Chevrolet. JIM VANNOY Age: IB West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Not for the Past but for the Future. Class Treasurer I5 President of Photography 45 Industrial Arts I,2,35 Booster Club I5 Moth 35 Photography 45 Visual Aid 45 Student Council 45 Dramatics 35 Driver's Train- in 25 Baseball I,25 Basketball I,25 Voted: Most Studious. GALE WALKER Age: I9 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Live to leam and Letrn to live. President of Business Club 45 Secretary of Business Club 35 Secretary of Photography Club 25 Business Club l,2,3,45 Photography l,2,3,45 Monitors Club I. Ambition: To be a Sports Photographer. DORIS EVELYN WALTERS Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: The best place to flnd a helplng hand is at the end of the arm. u Home Economics l,2, 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Dramatics 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Girls' Glee Club 45 Business Club 25 Monitors 35 Won lst place Costume make up medal in Dra- matics Festival 3. Ambition: To be that which I am not. SHELBY JEAN WATSON Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Life is a picture, so paint It beautiful. Booster Club I,25 4-H Club I5 Dramatics 2,3,45 Monitors Club 1,45 Paper Staff 2,3, 45 Monogram 3,45 Student Council 35 Chorus 2,35 Basketball I,25 Softball Team 25 Spring Dramatics Festival 2,35 Choral Contest 25 Junior Marshall5 Voted: Most Courteous. Ambition: To be a secretary. ROSA LEE WEAVER Age: I7 West Jefferson, N. C. Motto: Life is a path, so pave it well. Reporter of photography Club 25 Reporter of Hobby Club 25 Booster I,35 Student Coun- cll 45 Business Club 45 Photography Club 25 F.H.A. I5 Trl-HI-Y 25 4-H Club I,2,45 Hobby Club 25 Choral Contest 3. Ambition: Moior in Commercial Art. CLEMENT RAY WHITTINGTON Age: I8 ws.: Jefferson, N. c. Motto: Forward ever, Backward never. President,Boys' Glee Club 45 Vice-President Booster Club 45 BoosterClub l,2, 45 Mon- ogram 25 FlF.A.l C1725 'Fodfball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Chorus Festival Co-Captain Football5 Voted: Most Friendly. ' Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer. JO ANN WOODARD Age: I8 Todd, North Carolina Motto: With the ropes of the pest I will ring the bells of the future. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Business I5 Library I5 Tri-Hi-Y I. Ambition: To be a typist. KSALLIEI BOBBIE LEE WOODARD Age: I6 Todd, North Carolina Motto: To err is human, to forgive is divine. F.H.A. I,2,45 Library I5 Glee Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Business 4. Girls Glee Club I,25 Monitors 25 Booster 45 F.H.A. I,2,35 Trl-Hl-Y 35 Business 45 elective. . . During a student's third year at Beaver Creek he begins a more intensive spec ization, for he must decide under which curriculum he will graduate. A wide choice of subjects is available, and after- individual conferences with the home room teach- er and a study of the Cumulative Record, the Junior plans his final two years of study . ial- d honor points becomes evident as the student d An increased interest in units an r es that will best prepare him for his future educational training an selects cours chosen vocation . nioro CQequirecl. . . Each Junior must register for and receive cre- dit on English grammar, literature, and American history. One entire semester of Junior English is devoted tothe study of American literature in or- der that the literary efforts of our own nation may be evaluated and appreciated. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY SHEPHERD ...................................... President JERRY MCGRADY ....... ...... V ice-President SARA HUNTER ......... ........ S ecretary WAYNE BURGESS ........................... ..... T reasurer BETTY ABSHER CAROL ANDERSON MARTHA BLEDSOE JOE BROWN WAYNE BURGESS CURTIS CHEEK Juniors MARGIE CHURCH MAXINE CHURCH LULA COX SAM DAVIS KATHLEEN ELLER DEAN ELLIOTT DEAVER ELLIS JIMMY FERGUSON LARRY FLETCHER HELEN GENTRY LAWRENCE GOODMAN RONNIE GOODMAN JUNE GRAHAM HELEN GREENE KERMIT GROGAN DONNA RAYE HARDIN FRANK HARDIN MADGE HARLESS BASIL HARTZOG JANIS HARTZOG POLLIE HARTZOG GEORGIE HOLMAN NOEL HOLMAN KENT HOUCK NANCY HOUCK LYNN HOWELL MYRTLE HOWELL DARWIN HUDLER SARA HUNTER BARBARA HURLEY Juniors Juniors PATSY JONES THOMAS JOHNSON RAY JORDAN NELSON KINCAID AILENE LEMLY LEE LENTZ ALENE LYALLS BEULAH MAIN JAMES MASH JERRY McGRADY ROGER McGRADY STEWART McGUlRE PATSY McNEILL BILLY MILLER DAWN MILLER Not A Pictured DENIS MILLER LILLIE MAE .MILLER JACK NORRIS DALE OWENS ,NSI A JOYCE PARKER P'QfU Rdf FRED PARSONS E 2 2 3 I I S s REBA PAYNE GENE PHILLIPS JIMMY PHILLIPS MARIE ROTEN LEAFIE SEVERT LENNA SHAT LEY BETTY SHEETS BOBBY SHEPHERD CECIL SMITH Juniors Juniors SAMMIE STEVENS CAROL STURGILL PHYLLIS TAYLOR BOBBY VANNOY PEGGY VANNOY KATHY WAUGH IRIS WHITTINGTON HOLMAN JANET WILCOX MELVIN WOOD ANNA BELLE WOODIE DONNA YATES Qlective. . . Each student at Beaver Creek is required to register for five subiects each year, so the Sophomore may select three elective courses from a varied list. His individual ability, interests, and preferences become his guide for this choice. By the second year of high school the student is encouraged to carefully consider various vocations. A wise choice and an evaluation of his vocational plans give the student opportunity to exercise his own judgment and to assume responsibility for his own actions. Sophomore or C-Dequirecl. . . Pursuing the required subiects, the Sophomore takes biology and begins his second year of study- ing English grammar. This year gives him the op- portunity to broaden his mental horizons through vicarious experiences made available by the best selections from authors of many countries. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS HASKELL MCGUIRE .................................... President ANNE SHOEMAKER ..... .... V ice-President JAMES DAVIS ........ ....... T reasurer VADA PIERCE ....... ..... S ecrefary Nor h Pictured NELL ATWOOD NANCY BARR JOHNNY BEACH BRENDA BLACKBURN BUDDY BLACKBURN CHESSIE BLACKBURN JIMMY BLEDSOE ARDNEY BROOKS ROSE BROWN DAVID BUMGARDNER SUSIE CALLOWAY ALFRED CHURCH Sophomores GENE CHURCH KENDRICK CHURCH NORMAN CHURCH BILLY COLE ARVILL CORNETTE JAMES DAVIS AGNES DILLARD JAMES DILLARD JAMES EDWARDS ERMA ELDRET H BILLY ELLER LEE ALLEN ELLIOT JOE FRANCIS TOM FRANCIS SARA GENTRY JOYCE GILLEY CORENA GOODMAN MARY JO GOODMAN MELBA GOODMAN BRENDA GREER LORENE GREER ROBERT GREER WILLIAM GREER GENE GRUBB CAROL HARDIN JOYCE HARDIN LUCILLE HARDIN PATRICIA HARLESS Sophomores CARROLL HART ANNA BELLE HART ZOG DAVID HART ZOG WARD HOPKINS ERVIN HOUCK TO NY HOUCK LARRY HOWELL ROMER HOWELL ROGER JOHNSON SHIRLEY JORDAN LARRY KINCAID KATHERINE KISER REBECCA LAURENCE RONALD LAURENCE LEWIS LEEK EARL LEWIS MARGARET LEWIS WILLA MAE LEWIS HASKELL McGUIRE BETTY McNEILL FRANK McNEILL JERRY McNEILL HETTY MILLER LAURA ETTA MILLER EUGENE PARLIER RUTH PARLI ER ALMA JEAN PARSONS Sophomores JACK PARSONS IRA PAYNE JIMMY PAYNE JAMES PERKINS VADA PIERCE RUBY mum SHIRLEY sEvERT Jo ANN SHATLEY ANNE SHOEMAKER BURL TAYLOR DON TAYLOR PEGGY TAYLOR SHIRLEY TOLLIVER DARRELL TRIVETTE R. G. TURNER LAVERN WATSON JERRY WATSON ROY WATSON NANCY WEAVER DEAN WITHERSPOON JUANITA WHITT BETTY WILCOX KAREN WILES JUDY WORLEY Not Pictured STANLEY WORLEY RTW O Qlectwe. . . The Freshman enters Beaver Creek in the fall with his course of study already chosen through the administra- tive plan for Spring Registration. Through Spring Registration the rising Freshmen from Elkland, Fleetwood, and West Jefferson Elementary Schools meet and discuss with Mr. Bingham and members of the registration committee the opportunities awaiting them at B. C. The most important phase of the Freshman year is, perhaps, his orientation to the new school with its unfamil- iar routines, teachers, and procedures. At this time the Green -almfl. White, student handbook, is the guide and is more avidly studied than is any textbook. A more rigid system of grading confronts the Freshman, for , here grades must be earned, and honor points are essential for graduation. Six letters. . .A,B,C, D,E, and F. . .are used in grading to determine the degree of scholastic achievement. An A is earned by a student whose mastery of far more than the minimum essentials is evident and whose work has extended far enough afield to exhaust the subject on a high school level . A denotes excellent work and superior accomplishment and carries with it 4 honor points. B means that the student has mastered more than the minimum essentials and indicates that his work is above average. A B is valued at 3 honor points. C indicates a type of work which, to a slight degree, surpasses the minimum essentials. This is symbolical of average work and is worth 2 honor points. D indicates that the student is barely learning the minimum essentials of what is required in the course. One honor point accompanies this grade. E shows that the student is barely passing the course and is being given credit toward a certificate. The student receiving an E is, inthe opinion of the instructor, one whose capacity and ability is limited, whose efforts have been exhausted, and whose repetition of the course would be valueless. An E carries no honor points. F means that the pupil is not making use of the instruments of learning. This may be caused by a variety of reasons, but he is -rg attempting to learn. With an F one honor point is deducted. Living and working with others in a healthy mental environment and assuming the responsibilities and privi leges of school citizenship is essential to becoming responsible, respected members of the community. reoh men Qequired. . With four of his five subjects. . . English gram- mar and literature, civics,mathematics,and health and physical education. . .required , and with one elective, the Freshman lays the foundation on which all future choices and plans rest. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JANICE MYERS ....... ........ P resident LARRY DAVIS ........... .... V ice-President BARBARA EDWARDS ..... ...... S ecretory DAVID GREENE ....... ..... T reasurer X X X X 5 T 5 A ' 3 A LX N Cx X X ms'-S X . .X 'Lil X Not Pictured ARVIN BAKER WINSTON BALDWIN CHARLES BALL EVELYN BARD RAYMOND BARE JIMMY BARKER BENNY BINGHAM THOMAS BLEDSOE MARLETTE BLEVINS RUTH BLEVINS RICHARD BURCHETTE NELLIE CARPENTER WILLIAM CHURCH EDWINA CHURCH EVELYN CHURCH reshmen JANET CHURCH GRACE CHURCH WENDELL CHURCH WILLA DEAN CHURCH KEITH COOPER EVELYN DILLARD JESSE DILLARD HOBIE DAVIS LARRY DAVIS CHIP DUNCAN BARBARA EDWARDS LIBBY EDWARDS THELMA ELDRETH ANN GENTRY JACKIE GENTRY SANDRA GENTRY ROBERT GILLEY EDDIE GOODMAN TOMMY GOODMAN LARRY GOODMAN DAVID GREENE MARTHA GREENE DONALD GREER WANDA GREER JANIE GRIFFIN PEGGY SUE GRIFFIN BILLY HARLESS GARRE LL DEAN HARLESS SAMMY HARTZOG DONNA HARTZOG BILLY HOLMAN LUCY HOLMAN Nw A A L, ' QQ'-2'NNKf:iS Y STN? WINDELL LEE HOLMAN REVA HOPKINS A BARBARA HOUCK I .NM 1 A XX AQ? X F I f X . A . I seq - LS . I - x A A -X x -Ax x 5 KX . 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X X KS P XXX :5 X - X Freshmen GROVER LEE HOWELL ANNA LEE JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON LEO JOHNSON PHILIP JOHNSON BILLY JONES JESSIE KIMBERLIN SARAH LAIL ROY LEE LAMBERT BRENDA LAWRENCE DANNY LITTLE THOMAS LITTLE WAYNE LYALLS PHIL McMILLAN CONARD McNEILL JANICE Mc NE.ILL KAY MCNEILL BETTY ANN MEDLEY LEONARD MICHAEL LEONARD MILLER PATSY MILLER ROY MILLER WARREQN MILLER JUNIOR MORETZ JANIS MYRES MARY MULLIS PAULINE PARKER DONNIE PARSONS GEORGE PARSONS GEORGIA PARSONS DWIGHT PAYNE HERSHAL PENNINGTOI' RONALD PHILLIPS JOE PHILLIPS PANSY PHILLIPS Freshmen EVON PHILLIPS HOWARD PIERCE CLARA MAE POOLE JOHN REEVES JOHN RICHARDSON DEAN SCOTT MARY SCOTT JACKIE SEVERT WANDA SEVERT MARY SEATZ PATTI SHEPHERD PAUL SMITH LOIS SPEAKS GENE STALEY BOBBIE STANLEY ALMA JEAN SURBER JO ANN SURBER POLLY SURBER DAPHNE TERRY GWYN TRIVETTE ROY TOMLINSON GUY WALTERS JOHNNIE WATTS JIMMY WEAVER MARGARET WEAVER WILBURN WIDENER BLAKE WILCOX HELEN WILCOX GRETA WILLIAMS CHARLES WOODARD RALPH WOODIE TREVIS WOODIE ROBERT WYATT Xt- . I -.0 QQ . EN X, .5 1 mf . A ff 1? - F A Q : X. xii M . ., ofa as N .. Q .Q ws-553 SN S -1 if -M C . E elective. . . Students who participate in the athletic program at Beaver Creek may choose one or several activities if they can meet the academic, physical, and ethical re- quirements. One year of health and physical education is required of all students, and many participate in the regular physical education program. Participants in the interscholastic program undergo a thorough physical examina- tion by a local physician. Girls participate in basketball, softball, rhythm classes, and calisthenics. Bas- ketball and softball are interscholastic sports, but by far the most important is basket- ball. Football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, and tumbling are offered for boys. Working and playing together as individuals and as teams, students develop a sense of cooperation and loyalty, fair play and good sportsmanship, and wholesome competition. Athletics fx: .5 -fe. Ng 1 1 lxjfg if isfrfxyfk xx. is X, s sg, i A X 5.Q5g,,lgQlx.X , X 'N X. K Q iiisfl A Qkequirecl. . . As in all fields of endeavor, certain require- ments for participation in athletic activities must be met. Elegibility rules include physical fitness, good school citizenship, academic requirements, moral and social attributes, and adherence to training regulations. B O A F' N R. BURGESS OWE NS PAYNE Left to Right: Jerry McNeill, Eugene Parlier, Barker, Tommy Goodman, Larry Davis, Burl Taylor, ry McGrady, Fred Allen Houck, Jimmy Ferguson, Bingham, Danny Little, Billie Jones, Darwin Hudlerg Jack Hurley, Clement Whittington, Jimmy Vannoy, Rogq er McGrady, Don Taylor, Kent Houck, GuyWalters, JoHNsoN Houck H. DAVIS' :sneer MQLLER :L ig 3 g Fxzgn rf: Q X N x NS X5 Rr L L . Xww Q X DAVIS J MCGRADY PARUER BILL ALLEN McGUlRE VANNOY WHITTINGTON HURLEY R McGRADY SEEN? .w ' R Riwwx S 'fi x Q, X if SX R x X Q ww x wx Qgx xt, 5 X Q W X Xxx I x MNX . 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Second Row: Lewey Alexander, Coach, Clemet Whittington, Bobby Vannoy, Billy Miller, Larry Greer, Arville Cornette, and Robert Burgess. NANCY PARK ER BECKY PUGH HELEN MILLER SARAH HENRY McLAURIN Cheerleaders Q X X XX X KAY WILES Swv. SUZYGENTRY N N -MX we . XX Q ' M 1 NX ,wx JOAN HARDIN eft to Right: Helen Miller, Sarah lnterest and ability may well indicate the club activity selected by the Beaver Creek student. The following clubs are available and meet a full class period in alternate weeks TUESDAY CLUBS Monogram F. H. A. Visual Aid Dramatics Science Beta Business Hobby Library Safety Boys' Glee Events THURSDAY CLUBS Bus Drivers Annual Paper Student Council Debating Cheer Leading Photography Mathematics F. F. A. Sports Girls' Glee Events To prevent any one student, however capable, from monopolizing the Important offices and in order to insure more efficient officials, only one of the following of fices may be held by any 22 student: Editor of Annual Editor of Paper President of Student Body President of Beta Club President of Student Council President of Dramatics President of Senior Class Secretary of Senior Class Treasurer of Senior Class President of Junior Class Secretary of Junior Class Treasurer of Junior Class ctiuitieo Qpequirecl. . . Each student is encouraged to participate in at least one activity each year in order to broad- en his interests and to earn activity points, two of which are equivalent to one honor point. No stu- dent may participate in more than two activitiesp a larger number tends to decrease scholastic ef- ficiency. The Bridge Stott Sara Hunter, Assistant Editor, Fred Houck, Senior C ass Editor, Lecia Houck, Senior Class Editor, Beck Pugh, Advertising Editor, Phii Mc- Millan, Freshman Class Editor, Ann Shoemaker, Sophomore Class Ed- itor, Betty Absher, Junior Class Editor, Wayne Burgess, Junior Class Editor, Noel Holman, Assistant Advertising Editor, Wilson Barr, Assist- ant Advertising Editor, Earl Lewis, Art Editor, Judy Elliott Faw, Assist- ant Advertising Editor, Tom Francis, Sophomore Class Editor. PATRICIA McMlLLAN Editor-in-Chief MR. ATWOOD AND MISS TRIVETTE Sponsors SUZANNE GENTRY Business Manager The Ripple Staff Standing: Nancy Weaver, Doris Greene, Lena Ruth Medley, Patsy Miller, Mary Scott, Carole Hardin, Lynn Howell, Helen Greene, Fred Houck, Kent Houck, Judy Worley, Doris- Walters. MRS. ELIZABETH S. BARLOW Sponsor 1 PEGGY JOYCE DAVIS FRANK COLVARD Editor Editvr 3 E S Front Row: Joyce Blackburn, Judy Faw, Joyce Parker, Shelba Watson, John Durall. 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Second Row: Mrs. Barlow, Sponsor, Peggy Vannoy, Scott Brown, Alene Lyall, Judy Worley, Carol Hardin, Nancy Weaver, Helen Lambert, Judy Elliott Faw, Katherine Kaiser, Lynn Howell, Kathy Waugh, John Duvall, Frank Colvard, Don Phillips, Jack Norris, Frank Hardin, Gary Owens, Basil Hartzog, James Mash, Helen Green, Joyce Blackburn, June Graham, Peggy Davis, Third Row: Joyce Parker, Shelby Watson, Doris Greene, Betty Absber, Betty Jones, Fred Houck, Durwood Miller, Kent Houck, Roy Church. Fourth Row: Betty McNeil, Hattie Miller, Joyce Hardin, Margaret Lewis, Lena Ruth Medley. MONOGRAM CLUB Left to Right, First Row: Judy Faw, Wilson Barr, Nancy Barr. Second Row: Leek James Davis, Brenda Blackburn, Shelby Wat- son, Helen Miller. Third Row: Bobby Shepherd, Thomas Johnson, Roger McGrady, Larry Greer, Sam Davis. Fourth Row: Mar- tha Bledsoe, Aliene Lemly, Dawn Vannoy, Lillie Mae Miller, Sarah McLaurin, Suzy Gentry, Joan Hardin, Mr. Alexander, Sponsor. A xxx S J X S WN .. 5. si t , S f Q L x X S L ,Q B E 65 X, WS 'S '53 imTiE:?iQB BETA CLUB Left to Right: Lynn Howell, Nancy Parker, Peggy Davis, Joyce Parker, Iris Holman, Jerry McGrady, Pe99Y Trivetfe, Mary Lou Griffin, Robert Burgess, Billy Miller, Lynn Moretz, Frank Colvard, Sara Hunter, Patsy McMillan, John Duvall, Lena Ruth Medley, Beulah Main, Lecia Houck, Becky Pugh, Noel Holman. X M X X xx 'S 5 X ,Q , N X. S X ..,.., 3.5 XX STUDENT councii Left to Right, First Row: Peggy Taylor, Karen Wiles, Sara Gentry, Vada Pierce, Nancy Houck, Melba Baldwin, Robert bur- i gess, President, Martha Ann Bledsoe, Helen Lambert, Rosa Lee Weaver, Lena Ruth Medley, Nancy Weaver. Second Row: l James Houck, Scott Brown, James Davis, Hobie Davis, Winston Baldwin, Earl Lewis, Lynn Moretz, Jerry McGrady, Bobby Shepherd, Bobby Vannoy, Billy Cole, John Duvall, Mr. Goodman, Sponsor. DEBATING CLUB Left to Right: Dawn Miller, Kathey Waugh, Tom Francis, Betty Lou McNeill,Joyce Hardin, Patsy McMillan, Joe Francis, Lee Allen Elliott, Fred Hardin, Sponsor, David Bumgardner, John Duvall, Frank Colvard. Left to Right: Sammie Stevens, Janet Wilcox, Janet Church, Patsy McNeill, Helen Gentry, Wanda Greer, Willa Dean Church, Evon Phillips, Clara Mae Poole, Lorene Greer, Greta Williams, Jean Surber, Lula Cox, Olita Hardin, Leafy Severt, Travis Woodie, Jo Ann Surber, Polly Ann Surber, Ruby Trivette, Sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Left to Right: Phyllis Taylor, Barbara Hurley, Darwin Huddler, Ruth Parlier, Ray Jordon, Betty Sheets, Keith Cooper, Billy Cole, Thomas Johnson, Larry Goodman, Robert Gilley, Eddie Goodman, Darrell Trivette, Seated: Mr. Osborne, Sponsor. Left to Right: Mr. Carter, Mr. Atwood, Sponsor, Kent Houck, Jack Hurley. Second Row: Wayne Burgess,Ronnie Goodman, Dean Elliott,Ward Hopkins, Kenneth Goodman. MATH CLUB C MONITGRS Left to Right: Lee Lentz, Helen Gentry, Reba Payne, Barbara Edwards, Rommer Howell, Melba Baldwin, Janis Hartzog, Mr Bingham, Sponsor, Lorene Greer, Lola Lyalls, Ann Payne, Shelby Watson, Patsy Severt, James Houck, Bobby Shepherd. BUSINESS CLUB Kathleen Eller, Nell Gwyn Severt, Rosa Lee Weaver, Janis Hartzog, Iva Jean Parsons, Ann Payne, Chessie Blackburn, Alma Jean Parsons, Marie Roten, Margie Church, Donna Yates, Ray Jordon, Vada Pierce, Peggy Taylor, Ruby Pruitt, Gale Walker, Joann Shatley, Jaunita Whitt, Mr. Moretz, Sponsor. Nmwww NX AN MA ggi xXx N--s Q N., ,N wx.-x Q w N X N Q. N Q X N X XX xAi,M,6NX fxx- X XQS Q x 1 X X XS x X 1 X Q xx N ' X x Q. S QW x N 1 fx gif 5 .Q NS Q Nivg lx A AM - W ,H X WN K A M NX x KX Xxo mv X N S . I X Q W X-555 wg? G X x x : t ' Qi M . an X .x X 3' ,. X xi S N at X wk :::55. as E. N VN N X 'S Q N S ,, QNX Q. , ,532 N X N Sw S' N N NWN' Mmm'-Ns Q, X ., NN gif X X k X Nx X x S 5 X X x S . S X s X FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AMERICA GROUP A First Row: Wanda Greer, Shirley Howell, Leafie Severt, Janet Church, Greta Williams, Judy Worley. Second Row: Lee Lentz, Ruby Pruitt, Shirley Jordan, Lena Ruth Shatley, Polly Surber, Susie Calloway, Patsy McNeill, Mary Jo Goodman, Chessie Blackburn, Willa Church. Third Row: Joanne Woodard, Jewel Bledsoe, Sally Woodard, Alma Parsons, Janie Griffin, Evelyn Bard, Peggy Griffin, Joann Surber, Tra- vis Woodie, Sammy Stevem, Olita Hardin, Naomi Miller. GROUP B Left to Right: Cara Sue Dollar, Sarah Lall, Marlette Blevins, Melba Baldwin, Nell Duvall, Patsy Severt, Diane Gentry, Mrs. Payne, Spon- sor, Ann Gentry, Nellie Jo Carpenter, Georgia Holman, Ruth Blevins, Georgia Parsons, Sara Gentry, Dara Spaulding, Glenna Miller, Helen Wilcox, Patsy Miller, Pauline Parker, Betty Wilcox, Grace Church, Mary Mullis, Jessie Kimberlln, Lucy Holman, Pansy Phillips, Mary Seatz, Myrtle Howell, Polly Hartzog, Nell Atwood, Joyce Gllley, Erma Eldreth, Corena Goodman, Iva Jean Parsons, Nancy Houck, Sandra Gentry, Shirley Hartzog, Shirley Houck, Danna Hartzog, Betty Shepherd. Left to Right, Front Row: Rebecca Lawrence, Willa Lewis, Durwood Miller, Betty Wilcox. Back Row: Dara Spaulding, Jim Weaver, Polly Hartzog, Agnes Dillard, Glenna Miller, Garrel Harless, Hershal Pennington, Billy Eller, Mr. Moretz, Spon- sor, Jim Vannoy, Benny Bingham. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA GROUP A First Row: Howard Pierce, Robert Wyatt, Richard Johnson, Leo Johnston, James Perkins, Bobby Stanley, Leonard Miller, Ronnie Goodman, Roy Dean Tomlinson, Larry Howell. Second Row: Ronald Phillips, Burl Taylor, Jimmy Barker, Jackie Gentry, Billy Holman, Richard Bur- chette, Blake Wilcox, Johnny Watson, Donald Greer, Wilburn Widner, Kendrick Church, Jerry McGrady, Guy Walters, Dwight Payne. Third Row: Charles Ball, Jackie Severt, Jerry McNeill, David Greene, Donnie Parsons, R. G. Tumer, Dean Elliot, Junior Moretz, John Richardson, Harold Dean Scott, Robert Greer. Charles Woodard, Don Taylor. GROUP B First Row: Mr. Ward, Curtis Cheek, Roy Watson, Lavern Watson, Gene Phillips, Gene Church, ,Jimmy Bledsoe, Jack Parsons, Shirley Gro- gan, Norman Cheek, Jimmy Phillips, Tony Houck. Second Row: Jack Norris, Dudley Hartzog, G. C. McNeill, Norman Church, Jimmy Ferguson, Deaver Ellls, Ervin Houck, Diane Gentry, Queen, John Baldwin, Dale Owens, Ronnie Lawrence, Eugene Parlier, Buddy Black- bum, Jack Hardin. Third Row: Basil Hartzog, James Houck, Frank Hardin, Marion Miller, Jack Lawrence, Bill McNeill, Lynn Moretz, Kenneth Goodman, Nelson Kincaid, Kermit Grogan, Cecil Smith, Joe Brown, Jack Bledsoe, Alfred Church, Larry Fletcher. Left to Right, First Row: A. D. Goodman, Tommy Goodman, Donnie Parsons, Conrad McNeill, Richard Speaks, George Parsons, Sammie Hartzog, Joe Francis, Jack Par- sons, Gary Phillips, Wendel Church, Bill Greer, Billy Jones, Curtis Cheek, Guy Walters, Ervin Houck, Jerry McNeill, Gene Phi lips, Fred Parsons, Roy Deon Tom- linson, Earl Lewis, Burl Taylor, Harold Dean Hart ess, Leo Johnson, Ray Miller, Dar- rel Trivette, James Perkins, Richard Johnston, Biilie Cole, Phillip Johnston, Roger Johnston. SCIENCE CLUB G G GGGG G GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Vada Pierce, Melba Goodman, Evelyn Dillard, Marlette Blevins, Joyce Gilley, Erma Eldreth, Dawn Hartzog, Jes- sie Kimberlyn, Anna Lou Johnson, Helen Wilcox, Maxine Church, Reba Hopkins. Second Row: Clara Poole, Jean Surber, Martha Greene, Myrtle Howell, Lorene Grleer, Corena Goodman, Juanita Whitt, lva Jean Parsons, Carol Anderson, Pauline Parker, Sarah Lail, Patsy Johnson, Betty Medley. Third Row: Lola Lyalls, Evon Phillips, Patricia Harless, Barbara Edwards, Edwina Church, Mary Mullis, Grace Church, Margaret Weaver. Fourth Row: Anna Belle Hartzog, Geraldine Watson, Peggy Taylor, Hettie Miller, Pattie Shepherd, Sandra Gentry, Ann Gentry, Wanda Severt, Lucy Holman, Ruth Blevins, Nellie Jo Carpenter, Kay McNeill, Carol Sturgill. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: James Edwards, Charles Ball, Joe Phillips, Carroll Hart, Danny Little, Larry Davis. Second Row: Cecil Smith Darwin Hudler, Clement Whittington, Dale Owens, Phil McMillan. 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'EVENTS CLUB Left to Right: Daphne Terry, Evelyn Church, Brenda Lawrence, Barbara Houck, Anna Johnson, Anna Belle Woodie, Evelyn Dillard, Margie Church, Lois Speaks, Martha Rose Greene, Margaret Weaver, Barbara Edwards, Kay McNeill, Janice McNeill, Libby Edwards, Peggy Griffin, Evelyn Bard, Edwina Church, Janie Griffin, Janice Myers. Mr. Allen, Mr. Hardin, Sponsors. Ke viz. If RSAY, FN? ' ,, QQ. X X X X ,XFX x XY R 5 ww:-NY. . .2.J,:-:::iQ.5 NX X if X QXX. Q X KSN Q X mxw X X Xe x Nix Qu ssl Y Q E3 it S ,,.. X ,... ig -'ti - ME .wx V . it ..1.. ,:.i., . lar .,,,,, y ' ....,--:.,. XXX:-x , X 1555: . x... , iii 3:55-3:1 1 ..,. , A : If: i S i iiii X .,., yi .1 i 'a:s, -A xc Maya, 1 4 rr : -- -1 is . , , . ,Il l s- l W U 5 '-NX X ,..,., ami S wsifgui- 2' ' T ' '- ' XX SX .Q ' 1 ,.N, 1 s Q S. ' ' w ,M ,zzz 1 if M M lg. ,TN ..... .M 7 'A: 'W'?' ' A- A444- 11 ----f- 1 A ll. I 1 ,, , ---VV- .0 4g ZZ ,.,.. ,. ,....... -va. , .kfdyyw c-f-fs::::::-..f:::11,.- 'S'f.::-::-f4a44W :::--fz-:a:f:22wefWZW?1f:2a2:2:ff-' f - 1,4- X NNSNSSS N' gx S Citizens ina democratic society exercise their privileges and responsibil- ities by participating in various elections through which each may indicate his choice but will still agree with a maiority rule. Elective offices include President of Student Body, President of Student Council, all class officials, the outstanding boy and girl of the year, as well as many other superlatives. Student elections are conducted as are our political elections. To be eli- gible to vote in an election, a student must owe no fees, have no unexcused absences or tardies, and must be a school citizen in good standing. . '!l,?Ji',9SSS3ll'5' -3, lil-.foiecSQST.jT2fffQSN of 1.'-XSQS' Q YQ V3 2 QQQX X X' I f 9MQ?:y-Qi Y-XSSX sg ,R is , f s l 'N is lx' It Y 'xc W XQSN tfmxs X: X . -N sex . 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X Sifgjfisnmu 6 X iv- .':jg5sggic.Q.i, - -A ' X -- v ' S fswvfstgm M-X gr f gn .Q -vw Q-sw: ,NQSQ was--1 wie X 5 Mya Qc os ex sive. k,Q,xs5i, M AR. j,,.TSQXLg5sgx,. l ,wig Qgk NN N, isxxxk .Q XX ,X MXN ,Q X X RXXXQ X SX iw xk X Xki QS is N KXXQSX as S ks S 39 X N Ns so of X X Q as c og XS N X Q x X X X X NN N N N X X A good moral character anda good cltizenshlp record are the only requirements to be met by po- tential candldates for elective office, since high scholastic standards and academic achievement might bar many competent, efficient nominees. osx s we X l ll py xx its f X N XX X X NK RQ XXX XX xx gg X S President ot Student Body X JOHN ALLEN DUVA-LL Mr. cmd Miss Beaver Creek LYNN MORETZ AND PEGGY TRIVETTE f'lOIT19C0mIFIQ KJUSSD MISS BECKY PUGH cmd 'Atten dents ANNE SHOEMAKER MARLETTE BLEVINS BETTY JONES NAN CY HOUCK KAY MCNEIL JA NET WILCOX WEAVER KATH NE KISER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wilson, Barr and Peggy Davis MOST POPULAR Jack Laurence and Diane Gentry BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Parker and John Edwards Senior Buperlcatives BEST ALL AROUND A John Duvall and Leno Ruth Medley BEST DRESSED rank Colvcrd and Joyce Blackburn MOST DEPENDABLE Lcxrry Greer and Ruby Trivette BEST LOOKING Lynn Moretz and Betty Jones MOST ORIGINAL Pot Severt and John Baldwin E I SenioI MOST INTELLIGENT Becky Pugh and Gary Phillips Superlotives WITTIEST .lock Bledsoe oncl Suzy Gentry MOST TALE NTED Scott Brown ond Soroh McLourin MOST CAREFREE Nell Raye Duvall ond Bill Proffitt BEST ATHLETE Robert Burgess and Dawn Vcnnoy MOST DIGNIFIED .Gary Owens and Joan Hardin MOST STUDIOUS Jimmy Vannoy ond Pat McMillan Senior Superlatives MOST COJRTEOJS Shelby Watson and James Houck FRIENDLIEST Clement Whittington and Dawn Vannoy MOST LOYAL Gale Walker and Helen Miller wi it Qlectiue . . . We realize that the greatest of all lessons to be learned in life-is to get along well with others. ln our daily living we are in contact with other people, and our modern civilization intensifies our interdependence. Recognition of the social and economic aspects of mutual dependance becomes a symbol of maturity. Good public relations with the industrial firms and businessmen with whom we deal make possible the publication of our annual. ln turn, the patronage of the students and their families and friends makes possible the financial suc- cess of the commercial interests. . .one facet of interdependence. Mutual in- terest and respect are necessary for such wholesome relationship. ogclve rtioemento lwgxftfNmmmN..g,,....' ' - .Nkkiiii .T T, Q ' X--.. K. ff.,Qf X ,ex O E v X f'.s:fi.,esx'fsSg??fSl'WNf ff! . Q ,sg , XX 6 wit 3 .osx .fc , V Q-wXW.w.+W-sy fi R E , W 5 ' .s . -xg 1--f.1jf-P1 J.. Q. 9, . . is T . 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MAYFLOWER BEAUTY SHOPPE Appropriate, Becoming Hair Styling Given by Experienced and Modern Hair Dressers You will find our shoppe exclusively equipped with the most modern and up-to-date conveniences for you, our customers. Phone 4251 for an Appointment Today West Jefferson, North Carolina Mrs. Dale Atwood, Owner and Manager Operators Mrs. Harold 'Stringer--Mrs. Dale Atwood--Mrs. James Badger Mrs. Robert Caudill GF! :::::::-c::: ::: :: v- :::.f-::: DAVIDSON'S Dial 3111 Shop in Air-Conditioned Comfort West Jefferson, North Carolina W. J. PARTS COMPANY Complete Line of Auto Replacement Parts Goodyear Tires Dial 3251 West Jefferson, North Carolina :::::v :::::Jso-0-0-Q-49: HS Home of Better Volues Phone 3161 West Jefferson, North Carolina BURGESS FURNITURE STORE You Furnish The Girl-We'Il Furnish The Home Samsonite Luggage - Lane Cedar Chests Phone 2581 West Jefferson, North Carolina J-4'-t:::::: :: :::J-t:4P-4-1:5-9: vvvvvvsv-f-vvv-- Compliments of ASHE SUPER MARKET Groceries, Meats, Froire, and Vegetables Phone 4611 West Jefferson, North Carolina :: : :::::4-4-out 'WASHING . SIHEIIJ XXX A SHELLU5RlcA UN COLVARD OIL COMPANY, INC Shell Gasoline, Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Motor Oils and Greases, Shell industrial Lubricants, and Insecticides Distributors For: Quaker State Motor Oil and Greases J. B. Hensley, President - Edwin Porter, Vice-President W. L. Hughes, Secretary-Treasurer P. O. Box 7 Telephone 4231 ------ ------ A--AA-- A ---A-J-7109 ,, ,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, v--v--.v-:v:v---v COOK'S OROCERY We Specialize in Diamond Brand and Ballband Footwear Phone 4853 Beaver Creek, North Carolina -AA A- --A----Jet- ,--:-v- --vvvvv v VANNOY TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY W. E . Vannoy East Main Street Phone 2941 West Jefferson, North Carolina PAYNE TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY International Harvester and Pontiac Sales and Service Boone Road Dial 2191 West Jefferson, North Carolina Qeoooogo-.0-.0-0 - .rv v - :::::.f.4-:.v-4-:::-v-o-4-:::s.0-..a-.4-::a-c::: DR. PEPPER AND GRAPETTE BOTTLING COMPANY Dial 4591 W Jefferson, North Carolina PARKER TIE COMPANY Phone 2611 Lumber and Building Materials - Hardware West Jefferson, North Carolina REINS STURDIVANT FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service West Jefferson North Carolina Phone 441 1 SMITH EY'S Dry Goods and Groceries West Jefferson, North Carolina Phone 4101 ASHE MOTOR COMPANY Ford Cars - Trucks - Tractors Phone 2641 Soles - Service ' A new kind of Ford for 57. . . The Cor of tomorrow here today .... ,JJ:,ree,:4:vv,vvv--J4:c. BLACKBURN AND ASHLEY DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise At Popular Prices Dial 2621 West Jefferson, North Carolina McNEIL'S STORE We Clothe The Family Phone 3716 West Jefferson, North Carolina G. F. P. CHEVROLET, INC. American's First Choice for Over 32 Years Sales Phone 3131 Service More People Buy Chevrolets Than Any Other Car -A-- .AAA J,4.-,t-4.---4.---A ,vv--vvv - v ---v vvvva-t THE BEAVER CREEK RIPPLE .STAFF and other students at Beaver Creek High School visited the office of THE SKYLAND POST during National News- paper Week. THE RIPPLE is printed by the POST. STUDENTS ARE WELCOME AT ALL TIMES TO VISIT THE OFFICE AND PLANT OF THEIR HOME NEWSPAPER. We take this occasion to congratulate the staff and the students on the publication of an excellent school newspaper and an annual. I Your prize winning county newspaper MEMBER OF ABC, NEA, AND NCPA WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA 0-0-.0-0-0-0-'Ox' Compliments of MIDWAY LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials - White Pine - Yellow Pine - Hemlock O. P. Bowers - W. E. Johnson Phone 4391 West Jefferson, North Carolina CCDLVARD FARMS Authorized Ol lver Dealer Complete Lune Farm Implements Sales and Servlce Vegetables and Livestock Jefferson North Carolina also I I 777 BARR INSURANCE J0w AGENCY APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE INC West Jefferson, North Carolina Fire ,Automobile ,Casualty, Health TLS 'fuse ofdcgurlgsly' and Accident Insurance Ucf 'ly' an ervlce Bristol , Tennessee We Appreciate Your Business Dial 472l DRINK DOUBLE MEASURE DOUBLE PLEASURE YOUR DOUBLE-COLA DEALER I NESBITT BOTTLING COMPANY Jefferson, North Carol inc .9-4--A-.f-.4---A---A ------ A-AAA --v vw--v-- vvvv-,J-0+cv--vv CITY AND EDWARDS FLCDRIST P 545 C When it's Flowers. . . Soy it with ours hone I W Jefferson, North curolin Compliments of SPRAGUE ELECTRIC CCJMPANY W st Jefferson, North Corolin IDEAL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS P 323 hone I W Jff N hC I W. J. ELECTRIC CGMPANY Your General Electric Store DuPont Point - Televisions Soles ond Service Dial 4621 W J ff rson, North C I HPPHLHCHIHH HUUHIHG CUIHPHHU MANUFACTURERS CF OAK FLGORINGH Phone 2721 :gina-.Qs4s4r:.f'-4r:.fsQw4-:al-:::::: :ritr-7-t:Jt:':P-JN:-4-: BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MlLLER'S JEWELRY MEMBERSHIP So'lf1lllZZfllZQ' f,fL'lIlT3'e'e' Bulova Watches - El in Watches CORPORATION H ' G' CI' Congratulations K P k D d R Success his tNothing W J ff N h C I A Good lcleaUC pled with H d W k SH ERRI LL'S C AND F TRACTOR ICE CREAM COMPANY Joh Deere Farm Machinery P A N Y W J ff N h C li Granite Falls, North Carolin A --A A A - --A vrvvvyir-.e..v-4-'J-tvs.-v C AND H SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tiresf- Shell Gasoline Recopping Service Phone 4171 West Jefferson, N. C. DAIRY B. H. GREENE COOPERATIVE INC CCNSTRUCTION I offi Phone 3952 W S Jeff N II C W Ik b C I ' Compliments of the C pl f YADKIN VALLEY , . of spqftffcifff? Ilalfffg, N.c., COMPANY and Su or Grove N C P I PI V oo d G I I' i es or N I1 J: :::4P-0't:.f-J-0-4f::4r.c:+ BOCOCK-STRGUD MERCHANTS' COMPANY PRODUCE The'3Q'3j3Qf?l?E0Qdfn3ome AND GRQCERY A d h Qhe'I3EnlI2f':5T,i+:f ds CQMPANY, INC, F I1 Sp Yeo S. W -5 I N C Hickory, North Carolina :xo-5-6:4-:J-Q: :::::::::-aut A A Y- Compliments of NONA RUTH'S Ph n 3931 J ff rson North C I POWERS TV RADIO SERVICE STV Pho 5431 t J ff th C o e e e , aro ina We e ice all makes - of TV's and Radios ne Wes e erson, Nor arolina Compliments of MI DWAY SERVICE STATION Phone 2851 West Jefferson, North Caroli Compliments of SERVICE STORE Lansing, North Carolina VIRGINIAS Gt W tJfferson N thCrl I Flowers - if s Phone: Day 2856 Night 2213 es e , or a o ina WEAVER FEED COMPANY West Jefferson, North Carolina JEFFERSON SUPER MARKET Fresh Meats - Fruits Vegetables - Groceries Jefferson, North Carolina Compliments of WEST JEFFERSON LIVESTOCK MARKET I West Jefferson, North Carolina Compl :ments of PARKERS STORE Phone 2651 West Jefferson North Carolina FUNERAL HOME Day Night Ambulance Service Dual 3151 West Jefferson North Carolina BADGER'S B s DOLLAR A ELECTRIC COMPANY . F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries Wholesale and Retail Phone 3781 West Jefferson, North Carolina OAK FLOORING COMPANY The Mark of Quality Phone 2111 West Jefferson, North Carolina MOUNTAIN MOTOR SALES Phone 3001 West Jefferson North Carolina Compliments of , O Compliments of RAY HARDWARE COMPANY Dial 2681 West Jefferson, North Carolina YATES'S ELECTRIC COMPANY Hotpoint - First with the finest for fifty years. Phone 4651 West Jefferson, North Carolina BARE-LITTLE COMPANY Wholesale Groceries Flour - Feeds - Seeds Fertilizer and Building Materials Dial 3141 West Jefferson, N. C Compliments of ASHE HARDWARE Phone 2561 West Jefferson North Carolma WILES JEWELRY Watches Diamonds Jewelry Jefferson Avenue Dual 3726 West Jefferson North Carolma DUVALL S GROCERY We ll get It West Jefferson North Carolma FRANK'S GROCERY Cash Pays Pay Cash West Jefferson North Carolma MOLLlE'S BEAUTY SHOP Your Beauty is our Business Phone 4431 West Jefferson North Carolma WEST JEFFERSON AUTO SALES Operated by R C Muller Phone 4831 West Jefferson North Carolma Compl :ments of NORTHWESTERN BANK Jefferson North Carolma Complnments of GLENN BARE Make a Date to Roller Skate Jefferson North Carolma I . u lf we don't have it. . . I ' ll , Q I ll - ll ll . ' . I . I Q 'sa'-'00-Q S I N 5 0-0 04-sceerea-044:-ef.prs0-eva 4.1-pp -of-04-so-ae:v COLVARD, INC. I 'I S 5 Phillips 66 Fuel Oil and Kerosene 24 Hours Service Phone 242I E 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:::,,NN :::::::-f-4-:Jw-0-f::: E Compliments of 1: if II II I I 5 4 I QUALITY CLEANERS 4, . ' I F' Cl R' 2 ,, 1 ine ass ings , Dio' 3736 I' 1 Announcements s i West Jefferson, North Carolina I Il Yearbooks ,I Awards It I5 Jostlalsrs l Since T897 I Representative: RHODES FURNITURE STORE I L- C- Chiles 6II Colonial Drive 0 h 0 h In Complete Furnishers of the Home I Hlg Pomt' Non Caro mo Dial 4221 West Jefferson, North Carolina I I Lexx, ,,,:,,:, Nxx s-:::::::N::::,A::m:: Beauty us the desire of every woman The young f0Ik's stopping place Le us help y Phone 3957 Beaver Creek, N. C. Jefferson, North Caroluna oRA's BEAUTY SHOP THE - MIDWAY - GRILL t ou A L PO E West Jefferson , N .C . FRIENDLY SHOE STORE West Jefferson, N.C. McEWEN'S STORE West Jefferson, N.C. CASH HARDWARE West Jefferson, N.C. W. J. HARDWARE West Jefferson, N.C. LEE BOWERS Jefferson, North Carolina CLAYTONS Jefferson, North Carolina A. B. HURT Jefferson, North Carolina J. R, LONG West Jefferson, N.C. P. T. Mc NEIL West Jefferson , N .C . MIDWAY RADIO AND T V SERVICE West Jefferson, N. C. WYRICK FEED AND SEED West Jefferson, N. C. A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND MARGARET DUFFIELD Jefferson, North Carolina RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP Lansing, N.C. PAUL JONES Warrensvil Ie, N.C . WEAVER GARAGE West Jefferson, N.C . RAY'S 5 AND IOQ STORE West Jefferson, N.C. SEAGRAVES OIL CO. Jefferson, North CaroIina VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Jefferson, North Carolina KOONTZ'S SERVICE STATION Jefferson, North Carolina HARDIN'S SERVICE STATION Beaver Creek, N.C. GEORG IANA BEAUTY SHOP West Jefferson, N.C. KRAFT FOODS COMPANY West Jefferson, N.C. MARGARET JANE McINTYRE West Jefferson, N.C. JACK LAWSON Crumpler, N .C . LANSING CAFE Lansing, N.C. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS X 1 n'l'er BUIPIIIY 2 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. wimm-mm ww wwk., , ,M - u qmxamxzzgwn-m , X Nw Xgqmw X. :NWN 1ma,mwg.,Q-mmm BJ E k Y K 1 n x 4 u 4 9