Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MUST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eh-u1io1'King 3 ' - A ' ' ' I Y 'Q Pat Austin Johiuiy Summey I Yi.-il6OCiO1'G Czirianci BEST ALL-RUUND 'Carolyn Kimzcy MOST ORIGINAL Dot Guiiowziy Philip Price VViHium Tlimmison Alice English - W Y - 1..

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CLASS what mm. EARL EVANS SORRELLS- GOH87 ' No limits lint tlze slay. Athletic Club '42, F.l3.A. Reporter '42: FPA. Club '42, '44, '45, Softball '42, '43, '44, Football '43, '44, Junior Play '43, Drill '44, '45, Student Council '45. MAX STAFFORD A good mime is better tlmzz riches. Athletic Club '42, Softball '43, '44, '45, Drill '44, '45. JOHNNY VV. SUIXINIEY True lzappiizess consists HOT in the multitude of friends, lmt in tlie wortlz nrzrl choice. Athletic Club '42, Basketball '42, Softball '43, '44, '45, Football '43, '44, Drill '44, '45, lunior Play '44, Brevardier Staff '45, Nlanager of Hole-In-The Vllall '45, Most Popular Senior Boy '45, Broadcaster Staff '44, '45, President Teen Age Club '45, Golf Team '45. VVILLIARI AUSTIN SURRETTg Bill To err is lzianmzz, to forgive ili1'i11e. FFA. Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Secretary F.F.A. Club '43, '44, Drill '44, '45. SAIVI TALLEY To lie or not to Ive. Athletic Club '42, Drill '44, '45, School Bus Driver '45. LILLIE BIARIE TANKERSLES' Speak low uilzezz ye spenlc love. Choral Club '42, Iunior Play '44, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, Teen Age Club '45. XVILLIAM lX'lARTIN 'THONIASON- l7Villil-2 VVlmt is left when lzorzor is lost? Draniatics Club '42, Manager Basketball Team '42, Student Council '43, Manager Football Team '43, Firefighter '44, Broadcaster Staff '44, Secretary! Treasurer Junior Class '44, Softball '44, '45, Junior Play '44, Managing Editor Broadcaster '45, Teen Age Club '45, Brevardier Staff '45, Drill '44, '45, Best All-round Senior Boy '45. XAIILLOREFL VVILSON lf you lmre ftiitli, notlzirig slmll lic impossible. Athletic Club '42, Choral Club '42, Softball '42, '43, Les Chanteuses '44, '45. ir

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CLASS POEM -k Four long, weary years ago Our ship set sail one day, VVe weighed our anchor, dared each foe And slipped from the harboring bay. First we battled the Freshman Storm, And then the Sophomore Sea, lrlfith bright hopes we rounded the junior llorn And found Graduation on our lea. Tonight we have struclt the wishedelor shore. But do Ive rest here for evermore? Does this mean the end for our gallant harlt? N 'lt Or shall we sail on through the night so dar r VVe've had our troubles in the wartorn world, But drvdoclas weve never seen, For we've sailed a bark of friendship With ideals of noble esteem. Our aim has been high in the world, VVe've sailed with an eager yearning To lxeep our proud banners unfurlcd And the lamp of knowledge burning. Now we come to the end of this day, And we pause for a glance at the past. The ship that weve sailed in a gallant way, Seems to shout This isn't the last. Nor shall it be last, or beginning of end. But only the first-the start. ln this world together we can surely blend Lasting friendship in each Seniors heart. Tonight we go on, but the ship is returning To take on another crew. As we leave this port with the torch ever burning, Vve bid Brevard lligh fond adieu l PHILIP PRICE, Class Poet