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

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This mowing machine is being checked f Work and Play . These s t uci e n t s are just relaxing and purring with contentment on the first day the gym was av ail able for their use at noon. Now, it's time to go home. Three 'clock and eight buses loaded to capacity maneuver into position and roll down the hill to deliver over 400 students to their homes. over and s e rv i c e d by David Greene, Burl Taylor, and Howard Pierce, all agriculture boys. This time tomorrow the campus will be covered with new-mown hay. , The library meets many needs of the students as they search for vital information, acquaint themselves with the news ofthe day, relax with a magazine, or just sit there hoping to absorb some of the vast knowledge housed in the library shelves.

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.To Gut Moment Getting school spirit aroused just before the Homecoming Game. It all paid bigdivi- dends. Basketball season opens D e c e mb e r 2. Mr. Atwood has the girls working hard to be ready to meet all opposition. Competition is keen among the girls who ho first te am. pe to make the Ping-Pong Tournament is under wa .Y during the lunch hour. Eddie Miller, Burl T . aylor, and Ward Hopkins offer unappreciated but sound advice frorntheir own tr agic exper- ience. After the rush is over at 10:00 A. M. break, the student store assistants take time pper and catch up on the news while Mrs. Edwards, supervisor, looks to snatch a Dr. Pe U11-

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place character Judgment Comes to Dan'1, the Beaverteer production aw ard e cl a superior rating in the County Dramatic Festival, is in rehearsal. Judy Worley won awards for first- acting and costume and . at B. C. Every make-up, Carole Hardin won second-place character acting and costume and make-up, je an Grog anwon second- place straight acting, Lee Allen Elliotwon three awards: First-place character acting, first-place costume, and second-place make-up. Campaigning for publicpffice seems to be the same everywhere. Appealing slogans c at ch the eye, and campaign promises, as usual, confuse the voters. May the best 11 win! Da. The tardy bell has rung, and these gir are going to be late for class. Evidentl did not anticipate Mr. Bingham's b ei monitor duty outside the o ffi c e door they will need an excuse slip. They'll up a good reason for their tardinessg stu usually do. the Y ngo . Ye thin den Democracy in action! At last, election day is here. The oratory is over, the promises . lure the voters, and c los e friends may now forget the competition.