Blue Ridge School for Boys - Blue Ridgian Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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FOREWORD The editor would like to express his gratitude to the long enduring staff of the 1964 Cosa Nostra, whose speed made up for his own slowness, to Mr. John R. Brooks, the tireless motivator and to our Dean, Mr. Richard A. Fredland, whose suggestions were of great value. These were the men who made this book possible. It is difficult to put onto paper something that orators find impossible to express in words, but that is the object of this yearbook. In the pages of this book you will see pictures of boys, of buildings, of activities, of a limitless number of things that are a part of the life of a student. These pictures show a great many scenes, but they, like all pictures, fail to tell the true story. If you know the buildings, the boys, seen in these pages— if you know Blue Ridge—then you know the story far better than this book can ever hope to tell it. —Scott J. Parker, Editor-in-Chief. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Dedication. 3 School Staff. 4-6 Campus. 7 Seniors 9-16 Last Will and Testament. 17 Juniors.19-20 Sophomores.22-23 Freshmen.25-26 Organizations.28-32 Introduction To Athletics.34-35 Football.36-39 Football Banquet. 40 Basketball.41-44 Soccer.45-46 Baseball . 47-48 Track. 49 Tennis and Golf. 50 Student Directory. 51 Advertisements.52-59 Henderson County Public Library Hendersonville, ti C.

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PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA SCOTT J. PARKER Editor-in-Chief STEPHEN P. LEARY Associate Editor JOHN C. LARSH Senior Editor

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86-10 1136 jbeJtca tion Robert B. Morris 1912-1962 Remembering his untiring efforts to guide us in our search for higher ideals and the better thing of life. . . . Remembering his interest in our accomplishments toward the goal we are all seeking. . . . Remembering his faith and understanding which gave us an inspiration to delve deeper into the intricate recesses of true knowledge. . . . Remembering his devotion to the cause of education which gave us the desire to seek refinement of character, good citizenship, and deeper under¬ standing. . . . We, the 50th graduating class of Blue Ridge School for Boys, take great pride in displaying our loyalty by dedicating the first volume of the Cosa Nostra to Robert B. Morris.