Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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' ze bedicativn Wo, fIlCSlZ1L'Il!Ilf50fBl'CVL7VI1 High School, dedicate this, the 1947 edition of THE BREVARDIER ro MRS. SARAH REELS TILSON To the freshmen she is Z1 cure for USICCHIICSSHQ to the sopho- mores she is L1 patient and Lll1dCl'SfLlDCli11g guideg to the juniors she is an ever ready shurer of joys or sorrows: and to the seniors she is an inspiration to higher ideals. YVC all love her-rust because. 14dminiA trativn Mn. R. T. KIMZEY ?aculty EARLEENE L. POINDEXTER Vllestern Carolina Teachers' College Comnzercinl SARAH REELS TILSON Greensboro College, A. B. Matlienmtics AIARGARET MORRIS KIMZEX' Vllinthrimp College, A. B. English EULA l'lUDSON VVesteI'n Carolina Teachers, College, B. S. H istory Com. NEIL TURNER University of South Carolina, A. B. Elzglisll, I,lI7l'l'II'j' C. L. SIM INIONS University of Tennessee, B. S. A. Agriculture LUCILE E. SLEDGE XN'7Ul1l8HyS College, University ul North Carolina, A. B. French GARNETTE lXlARIE BREAZEAL Elon College, A. B. Economics, ll'lntl1en1ntics ilaculty NIARY ALICE MILLER VVestern Carolina Teachers College, B. S. Science C. EDWIN ROY Emory University, A. B, Bible CAROL WELLS Carson-Newman, A. B. Englislz GORDON SPROTT Mississippi State College, B. S., M. S. Science RUTH MANN Furman University, A. B. Mrztliematics ALBERT SI-IUFORD Brevard Colle e Western Carolina Tllliracliers College, B. S. Pllysicnl Erlrucation Rum HARDEN VVoman's College, University of North Carolina Western Carolina Teachers College Home Economics Kretfardier Staff Fu.-wsmir Q- Editor-in-Cliiaf. . . ......................... -VVYLMA POOSER Associate Editors. . . . .SARAH P.lcM,x11,xN AND LORIS RIIONTGONIERY Literary Editor ......... ....... ..4.......... IX f 'AIARY ANN RANISEY Assistant Literary Editors .... . .NELL IIOLLAR AND CAROLYN KIZER Art and Plzotogrnplzio Editor. .. ....... JOAN AUSTIN Sports Editor ....4 . . . . .A. V. RXIATHESON Business Mazinger. . . . . .CHARLES ZIECLER Advertising Mazinger ........ ................... E DWIN GALLOWAY Assistant Advertising Manrigers. . . .PAUL PATTERSON AND BOB RATCHFORD Circtdntion Mnnnger ......... ....................... l ....... D ON JOHNSON Assistnnt Circidntion Managers .... RAY CHEEK, RUTH C:AINES, CAROLYN HAWKINS, r L QRIRISTINE LINK, DOROTHY QSBORNE, RICHARD PARRIS .ALFRED NELINIANN Chief Typist. .. .... ......................... . ... Assistant Typists. . . . . .QELADYS NORRIS, BETTY JO VVILSON, AND RUTH IXSHWORTH Q ' is 1 , I .- . . Vs! , .A .,, 9 f 'lf , f af Aw, if is ' A V , A ' 1 , 1 ' ge , Qi' 1' Z m 21, - Q ., 1 4. ' 1.,l :'iff32's Effr'-'V f ' ff31..gy' fl '- ' ?g!gi:gf, fy ,f 1. X 1 4 ,. ,ps al, LE, .kzgi ,ig ' 5-Q I. my? .,.,c, Z' w 411: ff, .fel , H Q X4 fy- ffrf,i'f ' fQ:gi7p.-M:-23554 v -f fm fywwQ fe'2 .,z Af , f ' f mm 2, ,. b ww ,W 1 ,, ,K V ,Q-0.-, f i Q. , ,W WW. 'P 1 fgi X QW 1 . - 1 hu- Presidezzt .. Vice-President . . SL'Cl'Effll'j FI-TUKIS IITUT CIMA 0 '47 Q. U' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'i ', .- E I ,ff ,-:,:..! '31, V2 . . DON JOHNSON . . . FRED B1CCALL CHARLES FULLER f X E! Qs: 4 '3mn.Xgr O 3140 wfg, 64 1 ff:-aff' wigs? , -.. ,M AMX xl 1. , BETTY JEAN BOXVIE Not u flop' iviflzout sometlziizg alone. Pmclc llill High, S. C,, Clce Club '-l6. Gt E261 KIAR1' LOUISE BRACKEN People like Alory armlce life lzriglifer. Teen Age Club '46, 4H Club '44, '45, '46, '47 Dress Revue winner '45. Gr' '0 NELL LEA BRACKEN A conzlmzotiorz of good sense ond gootl taste. General Science Club '44. view J,xMEs l l0XVARD BURGESS Business like mul full of fun, tvitlz ti lzelpilzg lmmi for E'l'C1'j'O718. v Manager. Student Store '45, '46, '47, Drill 45: Softball '46, XVho's XVho '46, F. F. A lUCl?.iUQ 160111 l5. '46, F. F. A. truck 111 1 '45. '46. sg mum A 1. .Le cfm tg '47 JANICE Ju1xN1'z,x f'xI.lZ1:l1'l'SON 4 Nita J'Vl1!'llCl'Fl' slie tloes, slit' tlocs well. Sluclent Council '44, '45, Pl'L'9lClCIlI, Science Club '44, Cbiel Mursliznl '45, llfn11eroo111 Presi- Llent '45, PITPIIIDICY. Junirn' Pltty '46, Les Clninteuses '46, Klttrslnil '46, lletu Club '4T. Mix-1 TJOROTIIY LEE AI.r,1sc1N - Dottie FtllVll11Ll vE,'C'l1lll,', gootl mul true, Ever sincere fnztl tlelvemlolzle, too. Stuclcnt Cuuncil '42, Alurslntl '45, '46, Softball '45, Beta Club '47. 672,-Q1 JUAN ANNETTE AUSTIN A Joanic li 5 nice to be izul1mll11flz01z j'Oll'I'E llllllllllllj' nice. Student Council '45, StuclentkCouncil Secre- tary '46, Broadcaster Staff '45, Co-Editor Bruacl- cwster '46, Homerocm Presiflent '44, '45, Les Clianteuses '44, '45, '46, llnrsliul '46, Must Lilcely to Succeed '45, '47, Rnclin Brrwiclcvstcr '46, Junior Play '46, Art and Pl1fm1Q,rai1l1iC Evlimr of lTrex'arclier '47, Wllurfs VVl1o '46, l'l:1llt1we'e11 Carnival '44, Tl1e Traveler's cast '46, PTQJQILIUI Cbairinun, Junior-Senior Bvnquet '46, Hem Club '4T. 0iQ t ALIDREX' GAYNELLE AUVIL - Little Audreyn Goorl 1l'l1'lU'CL'l. geizerotis, jolly and clever, Her tongue, like ti ltroolclct, goes on forever. Home Ec. Club '44, Halluwe'en Carnival '45. '46, Les Cbantcuses '44, '45. '46: Teen Age Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Suftbttll '44. will ALMETA BATSON - New Colden lmir like stmliglit st efz1ui11g. Hume Ee. Club '44, Softball '44, '45, '46, '47, Teen Age Club '44. lftiiilflt TXIARY OVALEE BENNETT A smile for everyoize. YVest Gantt High, Greenville, Vice-President Hun1er1'1o111 '44, Pahokee High, Florida: Latin Club '46, '47, 15101118 Ee. Club '46: Junior Classical League '46. IXIABLL C.xr11L1nNE C4.XI.LOVVAY - Margie T110 siveetest 5111110111 B. H. S. Softball '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary 4H Club 45, Home Ee. Club '44, GV 'Erie EDXVIN C,xL1.owAx' D111 1101111112 111 p111'tic111111', 1711111111 if 11'e11. Drill '45, Business Manager, Broadcaster '44, '45, '46, Sports Editor, Brevardier '45, Teen Age '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-Presiclent of class '44: Advertising fxlanager, Brevardier '47. G+ Em llov c1AHHEN 4 SL uirrel l To1:110111 111111 is to 11110 111111. Student Council '43, '44, Drill '44, '45, Teen Age Club '45, F. F. A. '44, '45, '46, '47. E- sire IIELLN C:HAVELY - Indy S11e's ri 1111ietgi1'1,1111t1111ite11gi1'1! Softball '44, '45, '46, '47. Claw o '47 M.1u1joP.113 B'lClX 1INN CANTRELL - Margie As 111e1'1'y 115 1116 111131 is 101zg. Home EC. Club '44, Halloween Carnival '46, Teen Age Club '44, '45, Les Cbanteuses '44, '45, '46, Basketball '47. KD-C949 BILLY EUGENE CI'lARLES - Bugs Listen to e11e1'3'01ze, t11e11 110 as you please. Football '44, '45, '46, '47, Drill '45, Basket- ball '46, '47, Softball '44, '45, '46, Baseball '46, '47. GY i9 RAx'1x11oND TowNsEND CHEEK - Bay 1 agree 11111511 110 111f111's opinion, I 110176 some of 'lily 011111. Student Council '44, Drill '45, Football '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-President, Teen Age Club '45, Teen Age Club '44, '46, Broadcaster Staff '45, lunior Plav '46, Radio Broadcaster '46, Brevardier Staff '47. 01179-0 L. V. CoRN - Keppie His f1'ie11111i11ess speaks for itse1f. Reporter, F. F. A. '43, U. S. N., Master at Arms, A. T. B. Football team '45: Sea Scout Skipper, Miami '45, G? iet IXIAHY JANE Frsrnsn - jamie S116 I'81111j' 11011115 'e111 over! Home Ee. Club '44, Teen Age Club '44, '45. '46, Softball '44, '45, '46. OQEQD C1ILIAl'.LFS Howann FULLER - Buster 111 Illlj' life t11e1'e's 110 100111 for uiorry, P1e11se L1017'1' 1'11s11 111e, 1'111 111 110 1IlH'Vj'. Football '45, Secretary Senior Class '47. C1444 0 '47 BlA'I'l'IE IIAMLIN - Milly S111t11't, Cnprilile, :intl t'llll'Uj'S lcimlg 111 fact. slit' just c1111't lie tlefinetl. Student Council '46, Broadcaster Staff '47, 4H Club '45, VVlio's VVho '47, Home Ee. Club '44. PERRY HA1x1L1N VV1'itte1z on lzis face by 11at11rc's llfllld Are flzesc two ivords: zz ge11tle11m11, Football '43, '45, '46, Drill '45, Junior Play '46, Broadcaster Staff '45, '46, '47, Teen Age Clliub '45, '46, Speaker, junior-Senior Banquet 0550 RAY HABILIN Silence isl1ette1'1l11111 empty clzlitter. Drill '45, Softball '44. ALICE CAROLYN LTAVVKINS - Lynn A11 excellent stzirlezzt witlz 11 l1e111't most kiml, A gal like lter is lmrrl to find. Ollice Stall '44, '45, '46, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, '46, Teen Age Club '45, '46, Marshal '46, Softball '44, '45, Brevardier Staff '46, Stage Manager, Halloween Carnival '45, Basketball '45, '46, Beta Club '47, 0fi'D0 KENNETH HOOPER 4 Ken Special student. -Q1 BIARTHA LEE TJUDSON - Me-thully Slze Cl0ESlI'f crzre to be te11clze1 s pet, F1111 ill life is llel' fll11Z,j'0ll bet! Brevard High: Secretary Student Council '44, Homeroom President '44, Cheerleader '44, '45, '47, Broadcaster Staff '44, '47, Teen Age Club 44, '45, '47, Basketball '47, Baseball '44, '45, Dali Ridge High: Cheerleader '46, Saddle Club 463 Atl'1letiC Club '46, Pep Club '46, Sub Deb Club 46: Vice-President, Homeroom '46, Top Hat Club '46, Baseball '46, Basketball '46. ' E , CSILBERT FRED LTUGGINS - Suds If it cost l11n1 totolli,l1e'1ll1cl1111zlc1'z1pt. Drill '45, Football '47, F. F. A. '44, '45, '46, '47 QQQPQJ DoN JOHNSON 4 Van rl smile for erery boy, tivo for e1'e1',i' girl. Softball '44, '-15. '46: 13. F. A. '44, '45, Foot- ball '44. '46, Drill '45, Teen Age Club '44, '45, Brevardier Stall '47, Student Council '44, '45, President, Senior Class '47. my X'I0l,A JOHNSON 4 Yi illy l1e111't is utlzole, lllj' fmzevi' free. C0 'wt1j', ioinzg 111r11z, dont l1otl1c'1' 111e. Les Clianteuses '45, '46: lunior-Senior Banquet '45, Cheerleader '45, Chiet Cheerleader '46, Alost Popular and Attractive '45. '47, l'lallowe'en Carnival '45, '46, Home Ee. Club '44, Teen Age Club '45, '46. '47, Basketball '46 2,-11 Bunny ,loNEs Beliuble in all lie tittempts. Student Council '47, Softball '46, Drill '45s Teen Age Club '44. Q G-'i blo1.r.x' JANE AlCClAllA - Shorty Light of spirit uml hippy of licnrt. Science Club '44, Teen Age Club '44, 451 Les Cliunteuses '45, '46. Mew EBIUCENE AlCTCiLlIRE 4 Jean Her umilusty rcrmils ri tlzmlsuml clzaruzs. Home Ee. Club '441 4ll Club '45: Les Cluxntcuscs '46. til' 'EW A. V. AlATI1ESUN, Never O1'L'l SCl'lU1lS, never too guy: Hut ii mire gomi fellow in every imiy. Drill '45, Teen Ago Club- '45, The Travelers Cast '461 Basketball '46: Junior 'lflay 46: Bftllifl' easter 'Stull '46, Biexxuilier' Stall 41. til' X? 'Ql Al11.DlllD lfrmxcns Al1LLTUN - Mid Bright eyes imil ilcliglzffill smile, ' Just tu lcnzmr' liar is 1l'0VllI your wlzile. Les Cbunteuscs '45, '46g Student Cuuncil '44: Teen Age Club '45, '46, '47, Qllice Assistant '46, '47g M.1rsliul '46, llwine EC. Club '44. Claim of '47 CZRACE K1Ls1'u01x1 - Gracie fl vision of lUl'CllllC5S mlorzzeii with ii crown of gold. Flin lloelt Higb: English Club '44, Glec Club '44: llela Club '4-+. Brevard High: Les Cbfnteuses '45g Basketball '46, Secretaryfstudent Counuil '47: Beta Club '47. WXXQFQI Trrrrrxm Lnurss LANDRETH - Neln1a 'I lie uzilrlesf 177LllII16'l'5Lll1Ll ilze geuilest acts. Softbull '45, '46g 411 Club '46, Cvfifyw FRANCES AIARIE Lorfris - ShUrty Coil girfuflz speech to till, song to the few. Les Clianteuscs '44, '45, Toon Age Club '45, '46g Buslaetlnull '45, Home EC. Club '44: Oll-me Assistant '46: Hallarwdcn Carnival '45g Juninr-Senior Banquet '45. 0'iiy'Q NANCY JANE LCJFTIS HCV L'l1L1VHIl'lIg llltl-VS, lim' friemlly smile, Millie lzcr fricmlsliip well 'll'O1'llI'1Ul1llC. Bmriclcatstei' Stull' '44, '451 Speaker, Junior- Senirir Banquet '45: Student Council '45g Les Cbzmteuses '44, '45g Ollice Assistant '46g Co- liclitwr, Bruuclcaster '46, Editurfin-Chief '47g Xiu'-l71'CsiclLnt, Student CJllL1I',Cll '45: Student Atlvisur '46, Nrnsliul '45, '46q Brncl '46, '47: leon Ago Club '45, '46 '47,-Librru'y Assistant '47, VVbn's XX'lin '47: Beta Club '47g Band Cuptziin '4'f. Wliifif FHEDLIUQK M. AlC2CAl.L. Jn. - l:oxie l'l'l13 uruzz't 1l1U.1'1illa.'011te11t like me? Drill '451 F. li. A. Club '44, '45, '46: Vice- Yresiilent, Suninr Class '47. Grlifiw Lois HEBEc'L:.t AlCCALL - Blnnclie Happy ami sensible. lccn Age Club '44: Sitftbttll '44, '45, '46: Hrislqetlnulln-161 Hume EQ. Club '44, Secretary 4l'l Club '44, Repnrter. 4H Club '45, '46, Library Assistant '46, '47. 4 CIMA 0 '47 lIiVVIiLL INEL ATERRILL - Bed Her imys ure imys of quietness. Ceneral Science Club '44. 0'f,2K! 'TACK ATOUHE - Shorty illmiys doing, never done, lie it mischief, worlc or fzuz. Softball '43, '44, '45, '46, Basketball '46, '42, 4 Football '43, '44, Manager, Football team ' 1 Ct h Midvet Football team '45, Drill '45, .lac , ,, . 1 Most Original Boy '45, '47, Teen Age Club '44. '45 Q' Eze! NIZXVLAND LEE BIULL Not llfl'lZlLl of ivorlz, lint Hof in syiilputlzy with it. Drill '45. .XLFIXED JOHN NEUBIANN A soft iozzeli on tliose ivory keys, friemlli1zess, sincerity - raid tlzese up mid you lmve Alfred! School Pianist '44, '45, '46, '47, Science Club '44, Drill '45, Teen Age Club '45, Marshal '45, '46, Ptadio Broadcaster '46, ,lunior Play '46, Band '46, Program Committee, Teen Age Club '46, '47, The Travelers cast '46, Chief Typist. Brevardier Stall' '47, VVho's Vllho '46, Program Chairman, Beta Club '47, Pianist lor junior- Senior Banquet '43, '45, Hallowe'en Carnival '45, Les Chantcuscs '44, '45, '46, Graduation Exercises '45. 9fiL-Qi Gmnxs Nomzrs - Blondie Tlzis efficient little lass, cmz come tlzrouglz uiitlz any task. Teen Age Club '45, Student Council '47, Hallowe'en7Ca1-nival '45, Annual Staff '47, Sec- retary. Homeroom '47. V250 LUTHER NORTON - Luke Special Student. K -rj 4. ,w it f 'L , W , L I 'W '7' CLYDE EVERETT ORP. - Snug He's tlze sriftlerzt everyone ouglzt to lie. Student Council '44, '45, Marshal '44, '45, President, Junior class '44, '45, Drill '45, Presi- dent, Student Council '46, '47, Broadcaster Stall '46, '47, VVhO's YVho '46, Most Handsome boy '47, President. Beta Club '47. VDKQ3 Lots ANN ORR - Little Crt Precious tlzings come in small packages. Home Ec. Club '44, ,lunior-Senior Banquet '45, Halloween Carnival '45, Teen Age Club 45, '46, '47, Most Original Cirl '45, 47, Les Chanteuses '45, '46, Ufhce Assistant I'45, '46, Cheerleader '45, '46, lunior Play '46, Broad- caster Statf '46, '47, 'Trike DOROTHY BL,-XNCHE OSBIDRNE ! Shorty Never sou' so uzuclz energy stored up in suclz a slzort person. iScience Club '44, Brevardier Stall '45, '47, Cheerleader '45, '46, Basketball '46, Radio Broadcaster '46, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, '46, Teen Age Club '44, '47, The Travelers cast '46, Beta Club '47, Ol-lice Assistant '45, '47, Home Ee. Club '44, Marshal '44, '45, Hallo- we'en Carnival '45, Refreshment and House Chairman, Teen Age Club '45, '46, XVho's Xvlio '46, Society Editor, Broadcaster '47, Vial' RICIIIARD AIONROE PARRIS Noble in liis tlzonglzis, earnest in lzis ivorlc. Student Council '45, '46, '47, Marshal '46, Drill '45, Basketball '46, Football '45, '46, '47, Brevardier Staff '47, Teen Age Club '46. A7 is CJXIRLJLYN IHENE SENTELL - Shorty Slit' lms u generous mul anzialvle zlisposition. Siiltlmll '44, '45, '46, Les Clianteuscs '44, llumc Ee. Club '44, 4I'l Club '44, '45, '46. Amiiun DIARNETI SIMPSON - Bobby llnlvlvy is ll. H. Sfs vmlzlrixzntioiz of n country gcutluuzau mill ri city sliclzcr - lze loves 'em ull. Drill '45, Student Council '46, Hallowe'en Carnival '45: Fourball '44, '45: Teen Age Club '45, '4lw: Best All Rfiuncl Buy '45, '47: Business Manager, Bmaclcastcr '46, '47, VVhu's Vlllio '47. MX? 19 HixnoLn Smivinx' - lIuss He'll never strike out. Y Drill '45: Gulf tczun '44, '45, Baseball '46, '47, Sulrlmll '44, '45, '46, '47, Football '46, 47, F. F. A. '44, '45, '46, '4'7. Clam 0 'fl 7 IXLDA NAIIOIXIIA Poon Full of fun, lmi never pluys 'till wurl: is Llovze. Hunw EU, Clulv '44, llullmxe-'vii Culwiixul '-45g SMH- lmll '46, Lilirary Assistant '44, '45, '4Gg Le,-Q Chim- lvilsvs '45, '46, 'Tvcii Agn' Clulm '-46: Stunlunt Council '46, G2f G VVYLNA ELIZABETH POOSER 4 Poogie Slie is pretty to walk wiflz, witty to mllz wifll, ami pleasant, too, to iliiulc on. Honu- Eu. Club '44g Sciciiu- Cluli '44, Ciftorian, junior-Senior Banquet '-153 l'r:i1:ruxii Crunniittec, Teen Age Club '46g Los Clniiitt-usa-s '44, '45, '463 Society Eclitrmr, Brnnclcnstm' '46g Asm-inte Editor, Brexnrdicr '46g Ta-vu Age Clulx '47g Ullicv Assilnnt '465 Thr- 'I'rm'vlers cast '46g Hiilluwi-'un Cairnixnl '45, Editor- in-Chicf, Brevnrclicr '47, YVlm'- XX'lirx '4Tg junior Play '46, fbfiiw BlAHY ANN Rmisnx' Sl1c'5 flzc llarliizg of our lieiirts. Sn-ia-lim' Clulm '44, Studi,-nt Council '44, '-451 Bust All Round Girl '45, '475 lXliu'sliul '45, '465 Prf-sidenk of class '45g Les Clmntcusus '45g Pl't'f-l'll'lll, Ll,-s Chun- tvusos '463 H:1llnwu'cn Curnivizl '45, '46, Bivnclcuster Stull' '46, Thu Triivelcrs cu-t '46g junior Pluy '46g TCL-n Am- Cluln, '45, Pl'L'5lLll'llf, Tm-ii Age- Clulv '46, Program Cxunmittrv, Tu-u Ago Clulu '47g Pi'usiclf'iit, Hiuncmoni '47, Bri-vaircliui' Stull '47, Cln-wlvuclci' '46g CliivfCl1c-z-r- lufulc-1' '47, XX'liif- XX'l1ii 'Mig Secretary, lk-tn l'luli '47: Alu-,IQ l'upi1l:u' liirl '471 ll. .X. R. limul fitileusliilu Pilgrim 41, 0ff2L IIERALDINE NINA RAXTER - jury Norlziizg grant wus over ficlzieretl uiitliout !?lIfllHSllISll.l. Hmnc Er. Clulu '44, Suitlmll '44, '45, Ilullmu-'Q-11 Cairuiuil '45. l3' l3i:1'IY l.xNE REYNOLDS lilac ll my of suizslziizc, slzc lu-iglzrcrzs up tllc place. I.:-s Cl1.mh-uws '44, 'lin-ii Cfulm '44, '45, Fuuid '4fv. Lim X'ANCY lin' RHODES 4 Butch Life is lilac ll julze: wlmt comms is not lion' long it is, l7llil1O'll'gO0Ll it is. Sriftlwull '44, '45, '46g Fimtlmll '43, '44, '-161' PI'4'Nifll'l1l. Stmlmit Cmmcil '45, '46: Bi'cxm'clicr Stull 45: llzislietllfill '41-, 'JTQ l . lf. A. .lllflfllllg lszuu '-85. '46, F, F. A. Truck nu-vt '45, '46, Iuniur Play '46g Drill '45, Tw-zisiiror, Tut-n Age Cluli '45g Most Popu- lur Buy, '45, '47, ,. K, .,, :NN S15 4. 55 5 5195 5 55:2 rs 2455422 gs fx-xg s, .ggxwxff X x ,SS SQXNQ ms was X. X- NSQWSNS' X -,isgx-,xxg sh. XY. QSSQTFXSNQ: X -, 4. . , C44 .gxxkp , C 5,5 ,-5, .XS 5 ,ix 4 N5 q,s.,w-N-s5G,5 ,- A X Q oQs.xN--Q34 ss tvsXXfgSN3 X . . ,Ngg ' ' X wk N 6 Q 5 usmvsl if ft SN: ask' , iNFiWiNiWE1 lj , 3 -S5424 - A 'X-lxN9QQ x -Xssi Y Yi? 451, 7 N C X, N, ' 5-SIS X , . . xx . Q: N ' X - ' 1 -x4 2- - .. A ' Ns. x QQ X xx 4, NNT C1444 o '47 FANNIE Io TINSLEY - Fan Pert litrle smile, lovely lzroum loclzs, sweaters 'ii skirts '11 bobby socks. Hall Fletcher High: Basketball '44, '45, Clee Club '44, '45, Home Ee. Club '44. Brevard High: Teen Age Club '44, '459 M8fSl12ll '-46: Basketball '45, Softball '45, '46, Library Assist- ant '47. 015230 DOROTLIY JEAN VASSEY - Jeanie A smile for all, rc greeting gltitlg A lovnlzle jolly uiriy slie limi. Teen Age Club '45, Junior Play '46, Student Council '47, Broadcaster Staff '47, Cheerleader '-47. 01310 DOROTHY JEAN WALDEOP - Dot Never foo busy to play ll prank, or clo a favor. Home Ee. Club '44, Softball '45, Basketball '45, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, Teen Age Club '45, '46. 0 C9 ELIZABETH GENEVA VVATERS - Betty Sl1l11Zl791 lS more sweet tlmn toil. Home Ee. Club '44, '45, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, '46, Teen Age Club '45, '46. 0139 BETTY Io VVILSON - Ie-tibo Pretty, witty, full of fun, L1 lirainy girl - slie's all in one. Home Ee. Club '44, Teen Age Club '44, '45, '46, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, '46, Marshal '46, Student Council '46, Brevardier Staff '47, Of-Hee Assistant '47. af ,ir Z M - RUBY AVANELL XVINCHESTER - VVin Pep, Punch, and Personality. Home Ee. Club '44, Basketball '44, '45, Les Chanteuses '44, '45, Teen Age Club '44, '45, '46. HAROLD Pru2sToN VVRIGHT - Pete He yourself, save others the trouble of fnuling you out. Drill '45, Golf team '44, '45, Softball '44, '45, Brevarclier Staff '45, Football '44, '45, '46, Stu- dent Council '44, '47. Wfivki' CHARLES Hixanisox ZIEGLER - Zieg A rure personality - lie iloes tlie riglit rlzing iviflzoizt being tolal. Drill '45, Marshal '44, '45, Student Council '44, '45, F. F. A. Judging team '45, '46: F. F. A. Track meet '45, '46, Softball '44, '45, '46, Foot- ball '46, Brevarrlier Start '45, '47, Boy Most Likely to Succeed '45, '4T. ZVe7l As we leave ole Brevard lligh there are a num- ber of things that stand out in our memory of our high school days. VVe'll always remember our wonderful principal and the host of teachers who were our friends as well as teachers and counselors. There are many things that come to mind when we think about the Class of '-17. Connected with it are numerous memorable items that go to make up our recollections of our past. So let's record some of the things that will cause us to remember our classmates in the years to come. VVe'll remember-- Juanita Albertson for her helping hand in mathematics. Bill Charles for racking up those basketball scores. Newland Mull's excursions to the Post Qflice. Viola Johnson, Audrey Auvil, and Betty VVaters for those classes cut and the detention halls they couldnt cut. VVhen Lois Ann Orr played ianitorcss after throwing chalk down the stairs. Ray Cheeks chemical ability and Atlas physique. Nancy lane Loftis for those many essay con- tests she entered ami won. ,lack Moores quiet attention in Economics class. Ioan Austin's elliciency. originality, and op- timism. Mattie Ilamlins and Emogene McGuire's stenographic wizardry. Edwin Calloway for his work on the school paper. Mary Jane Fishers bowling average. Frances Loftis as the songbird of our class. L. V. Corn for his reserved criticism. Marjorie Cantrells steady beaux. Howard Burgess' allergy to tacks. Mary Bracken for her striking needlework. VVe'll almost remember Kenneth Hooper. Ovalee Bennetts Typical American Cirl look. Don Johnson For taking care of the business affairs of our class. Mollie lane MeCaha's short cuteness. Clyde 0rr's presidential ability. Mable Calloway, Lois McCall, and Carolyn Sentell for their never-ending correspondence. emem6er Pete VVright's ''never-in-a-hurry manner. Betty lane Reynolds and Ruby VVinchester and that Plymouth. Harold Stamey for the softballs he knocked on the roof. Dot Allison for hcr neatness, conscientiousness, Richard Parris for the many girls he dated. Betty Io VVilson and Gladys Norris for their Student Council activitiesi'. Charles Zieglers mathematical genius. and sweetness. lean Vasscy's many love triangles . Buddy Iones blush ability . Luther Norton as the spark plug of our football team. Helen Cravley's attractive oriental features. Fred McCall's and Roy Carrens 'plaid shirts. Thelma Landreth for her church activities. Charles Fuller and Gilbert Huggins for their disagreements in Economics class. Nell Bracken's quiet, sweet mannerisms. Geraldine Baxter for her wonderful persever- ance in mathematics. Inez Merrill for her pretty red hair and green suits. Perry llamlin for his debates in Economics. Carolyn Ilawkins for wearing nylons to school. Ray Rhodes' magnetic personality. Alda Poor for having definite plans about her future. Mary Ann Ramsey and A. V. Matheson's husband-wife parts in plays. Dot Osborne for her circulation , Alfred Neumann for being an irreplaceable school pianist. Almeta Batson's many kerchiefs. Ray Hamlin's ambling gait. Martha Lee Hudsons histrionic power in Mrzelvetlfs tomorrow soliloquy. Crace Kilstrom and Fannie Jo Tinsley's in- separable friendship. Dot Wfaldrop for the numerous baskets she shot in basketball. - Bobby Simpson as such a busybocly. Mildred Melton and Vvylma Pooser holding down the oihce third period. Of course, each of us can think of many out- standing and pleasant things in connection with our classmates. These are just a few to start your 'iremeinberern to working. V, vnu 1 1 , Pia 4 J' 1 n T 5 , '17, V . 2729 . ' , ' gs, A. -jf:'?1, Z A f V .:' .V 4 1 syn.. Q ? 'ti if cr!! f f Q. , wmvrf ssllllllgi 5, fvfzzxmlf, M,.,,, A, f .,,.1.,.. Z, mf, ,. Q gm at X ,' , Y ' ' Y 'rf A Av, f 9,71 F Nil J f, M 5 .h I 'J 'l r A , A , 4 , ' 'sf mf wh' ' iff -, M Rv w .Q QM, x 'x Q . 4- ,lm 2, W 9 univm Prusidclzt ..... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS .. BOB RATOHFORD Vice-Prcsidcrzt .... . . . ROY CIOIXIPTON Sccretfzry-T1'c41s111 Ll PAULINE FERGUSON univmi Ruth Ashwortlm, Bill Barton, Doyle llaylmrcl, Mlwrt Hialmp, Elllcl lllytlmc, lXllll'gLll'ClI Ann lloyd l. O. Brooks, lack Brvunt, Iunim' Bryson, Domtlly llurns, Nancy llyrcl, xvlllllllll Byrd Jean Clark, Vvaltcr Clark, Franccs Compton, Huy C1lllT1Pl.UI'l, Mary Cuopcr, Cluucliu Cox Kathleen Curto, Barlvuru Denver, All1ll'Ql1l'Clf lnn lrlcllfml, Muxinc llilla, Juanita Duncan, Allan Eldcrlc johnny Edwards, Juan Enlm, Ruth Eulmnlis, Pauling FcrgLlsr1n, Wlaync Frucly, Ruth Cuincs P ,.,, ? A A .f.,-f ,V A f . , , . M f I - f - -Ili , av ' fa 4 '53 ' f 1 cv' ff , , x ,f - ' 47 ' ,, 1 ff, J Q -aw ' uniomi f. me if w M f Ti! 1 ' Brona Galloway, Margaret George, Lillian Ann Gravely, Arthur Greene, Ray Grogan, Louise lleath Erma Hensley, Edgar llolden, James llolden, Leona Holden, Masie Holden, Pat Holden Nell llollar, Evelyn lloueli, Rohert Ilunter, Mitchell jones, Fred Kilstrom, Helen Kinsey Carolyn Kizer, Frank Kornowslai, Paul Lance, Thelma Lance, Christine Link, Charles Mecrary Fred MeCrary, joe McGuire. Martha lXleKelVey, Sarah lXlCMahan, Bob Merrill, Xllinston Merrill ,. 41 X I if 'ff ' 4 aff? , , an X r 'X . 1 5 y X Y Q -4 Q Q xx wie ,MnmE' . F f JP ML 2? I K, t X ef if univrA A. Monteith, Doris Montgomery, Janie Nicholson, Emilee Norris, Roy Orr, Dorothy Pace Emmaline Parker, Betty Io Parrish, Paul Patterson, Bryan Pettit, Dorothy Plant, Martha Pressley Bob Ratehford, iX'i81'gk1l'GI Raxter, Whilow Faye Baxter, iiilton Reid, Cecil Rogers Dorothy Ann Russell 1 Paul Rutterhush, Ioe Sanders, Emma Sue Sittnn, Evelyn Smith, Aileen Stamey Betty Stamey v Guyma Stover, Travis VValch'op, Dorothy VVhitmire, Jeanne VViley, Ann Zachary if iq fn Q ititiihiil 1 , .1 X 3 16 J V , ,Q ' ', f ,, 'Q' - .,.,,.v,- .W nb xi in unior Superlatizlegf BEST ALI.-ROUND BEST LOOKING IKAY CTROGAN AND PAULINE FEROUSON PAUL PATTERSON AND RUTH GAINES MOST ORIGINAL MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ROBERT IIUNTER AND CIAROLYN RIZER BILL BARTON AND DOT XVHITIXIIRE FRANK KOPLNOWSKI AND NELL HOLLAR 'X Z ,ws Ten tl: grade 5094 First row, left in riglzi: Tommy Mitchell, Lewis Compton, Elmer Sentelle, Ioe Bill Benson, Carol Whitmirc, Raymond Clark, Bichurcl Bryant, jack Hudson. Paul Mann, Charles Qsborne. Secoml row: George Poor. Billy Eubanks, Alfred Vlieiss, Edward lXlCGaha. Dunis Burton, Jell VVilson, Bill Talley, Bobby Loftis, Bryon Green, Bobby McQuire, johnny hlclunliin, Kline Sentelle, Bobert Pa 1'1' is, Iuela Presslcy, Howard VVolfe, Charles Iohnson. Tliirtl row: hlrs. Tilson, Charles Galloway, Bill Brittuin, Curl Single. Richard hlaelqey, Edwin rlll'lOIHL1S, Bobby Patton, Major Ashe, Joe Poole, Jack Zachary, Thomas Hooper, lluskell jones, Kenneth Hall, Vllillium Nicholson, David Crtny Foster Buy, Fred Tinsley. Ten th grade girlaf First row, left to rilglzt: Shirley Brown, Pauline Bennett, Annie lo Eisher, Betty Layne, Lois Heath, Ceralcline Moore, 'lo Hamilton, Crace Baynarcl, Ruth Stiles, luanita lX'leCrary, Corrie Lee Butterbush, Caroline Puller, Begina Lindley, Mabel Crowe, Clara lean Parrish, Dorothy Price, Mary Aliee llollihelcl, Mary lane Newland, Barbara Hall. Second row: Perry Lee Merrill, Lorene Merrill, Betty Nicholson, Buth Simpson, Mary Barton, Mable Lance, Pxuth Wlhite, Ada Masters, Louella McCrary, Ethel Calloway, Bobbie lean Nicholson, Peggy Loftis, Margaret MeCuire, Caroline King. Tlzirfl row: Lena Smith, Norma Collins, Belya Babb, Lola Mae Clazener, Opal Crr, Elaine Orr, Jewell Sentelle, Mrs. O. Wlells, Edna Masters, Katherine Bishop, llelen Allison, Harriet MeAuley, Mazana Cauble, Mary lane Clarli, Dorothy Cay Rockwood, Margaret Davis, Frances Leyerett. Win tl: grade Kelp liirsi row, left to riglztg Otis Buyriuitl, Wluyne Kerher, llurry Gilliam, Bruce McGuire, Durrell Smith, Charles Shipman, luck 'I-alley, llurlee Neill, T. Holden, Jimmy Zachary, Charles Monteith, Foster Bagwell, Pete Shillet. Seeomi row: Robert Burrell, james lloxit, Paul Rogers, Dusty Erwin, Dwight Brown, Gregg Clark, Thomas lX'leC1'r1i'y, Bohlny hlorris, Buclcly llollur, Bohhy Reid, I. D. Perkins, john lX'leKelvey, hlilaie Martin, Curl Curren, Lee Norton. Tlzinl mum Tom llnrgis, Charles Vvolfe, David Sherrill, Shipman VVhitmire, lucldy lNleCmry, Bill Hayes, Charles VVoocl, luck Parsons, Truett Nelson, jerry Stumev, VVilmer McGee, ohn Bowes, Max Wlorlev, Bohhv Rhodes, llovev Gravelv, 4 . FH 1 , . 1 Mr. C. L. Simmons, Mrs. llenry lXliller. Hin tl: grade 9.014 First row, left to right: Io Ann Poole, Betty lyclay, Theresa McCall, Bertha hlullenax, hlarie lNlcGuin, Betty Ann Bryson, Geraldine Danielson, hlamie jane Curto, Florence Oliver, Bonnie Faye llawltins, Nancy Clark, Harriet Patterson. Second row: Geraldine Pressley, Mary Dean, Charlotte Snelson, Betty Xvhit- ' lean hlarie Grayelv, Jean Pace, Nancy Carren, Betty Gardener, lane Ann mire, t C I Hart, Helen llogsecl, Fances Parris, Glenna Baynarcl, Gaynell Patterson. Tlzirtl row: Mrs. Buth llarclen, Qpal Swangim, Bevoncla Cardin. lo Ann Canup. Doris Jean hlorris, Beha Allison, Behecca allison, Elizabeth Kelly, Doris Bryson. Y hlcfall, Evelyn Chappell, Lucy Adele Bagwell, Pat Norris, Lucille McCall, t orma Fisher, Joyce Brown. Smith, Marie Lanclreth, Milclrecl Puller, Tommie 1 Sigh th grade 509.6 First row, left to riglztg NVilliam Arnett, David N. Smith, Bobby Reelns, lack Euhanlxs, Jerry Wleiss, Gene lXleCaha, Thomas Carland, lienneth Crisp, E. Crayely, Eddie Cox, Charles Miller. Second row: Bobby lX'leCall, Billy Cardner, Lloyd lXlorris, Dean Biyson, Reeves Rogers, Alvin llarrison, llarry Patterson, Wlayne Byrd, Bobby Houck, james Brown, Donald Raekley, Clif? Frady, Buzzy Dellord, C. R. lNleNeely. Stanford Hardin, G. l1.0rr. Tlzird row: Reuben Racldey, james P. Tinsley, Farrell Moore, Mr. Sprott, llarold Cray, Lee Norman, Thomas VVarrcn, Billy lloneyeutt, Bohhy joe Nicholson, Hugh Allison, Charles Ryder, Wleldon Hudson, Vllilliam Cison, Sanford Periy, Claude Nicholson, Perry Raxter, Xfllalter hleCaha, Mrs. Breazeal. figle tl: grade girhf First row, left to riglzt: Kathleen Jones, Josephine lfclwarcls, Leona Allison, Martha laye Neely, Betty lean h'leCall, Mary Ann MeCaha, Betty lean Calloway, Virginia Shipman, Ruth Shipman, Martha McCall, Barhara Cauhle, Margaret Benson, hlontise Masteis, Bessie Ann Allison, Virginia Osborne, Miriam Vvillingham, Billie llart, Carolyn Cravely. Seeomi row: Baehael lllasters, lane Bishop, Mary Byrcl, Judith Ann hlann, Julie Calloway, hlollie Ann h'leCall, Marilyn Asheworth, Helen MeCrary, Mary Elizabeth MeCaha, Mae Belle Capps, Marie Cochran, Alta Mae Crayely, Mary Ann llolden, Pauline King, Carolyn McCall, Joyce Sanders, Rosa Lee Ayers, Betty lean Calloway, Imogene Orr, Ceorgia Ann Beicl. Tlzirti row: Miss Ruth Mann, Mamie Calloway, Pat Clarlx, Marilyn Bennett, Caroline Davis, Betsy Brittain, Mary Lillian Morgan, .lo Ann Crogan, lo Ann Creen, .lennie Lou Siniarcl, Claclys lXleCrary, Mary Ellen Short, VV2lI1Cl?.l Sue Vvaters, Ann MeCrary, Thelma Pruitt, Mary Ann Fortune, Elya llensley, lrene Morris, Katherine Moore, ,lane Merrill, Mary Frances Plummer, Lois Braelaen, Thelma Corclell. X 1 ix x Q . ' .4 5 , ., ' Ze- , , X Q fi Vg x J ,X - W 1 l 5 si f' 'Q' 1 vf it fx . ,iii Ria -fm? 'L :ff . I. ,AE H.. -1, vzzizs ,Q . , . tp fiflgi'-if , ,Q Maxi, SNS: I W, , , W. 35? 1 V 4 n 5 ,nl ' -f , Q, dw, ,ffm ,V ,. . .1 . 4 .,f W Y , 'wwf Y , , f,,,f,'f,4,wi-414'-Qf. f f X hw My 424 ' ' 1 1 '. af- .4 f H 'Q I f f-3 X' f ff ff 1 Zwffwfgg -fe' ,ayir iv ffgfm , , W..,,y.,,,, ,-vpwQV9g,W, if 22 4 -1 -f - f.Q?jW,'-f'2'.f1: , . ' 'K V Ln 4' f' 974 54123 :mx -2 fr' 1, 2+ '- 4f,Q,,.mW ,ZX .3 2 Q, MK fin .1 ' ,, ., .,, . 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Bobby Reid was manager with Williarii Arnette and C. R. lVlcNeely as assistants. Following is a resume of the seasons games: The Blue Devils won their opening game by defeating Biltmore 30 to O. Touch- downs were scored by Holden and Reid. Bill Barton was captain. The second game was played here against a strong Franklin eleven. The Blue Devils won 19 to 7. Bill Charles, llilton Reid, and Luther Norton scored for Brevard. Ray Rhodes was captain. ln the third game of the season the powerful VVaynesville team ran up a 42 to 0 score against the hard lighting Blue Devils. Hilton Reid was captain. ln the next game the home team won hard fought game with Swannanoa with a hnal score of 14 to 13. A Swannanoa punt was blocked and Bill Barton recovered to score and saved the game lor Brevard. Iames Holden scored the important extra point. Richard Parris was captain in this game. The Asheville School Blues edged out the Blue Devils in the next game 25 to 13. Hilton Reid and Luther Norton scored for Brevard and Charles Ziegler kicked one extra point. Perry Hamlin was captain. The Blue Devils bowed to the Christ School Creenies in a close game. The score was 18 to 13. Luther Norton and james Holden scored for the Blue Devils. Bill Charles was elected captain. The Valdese High School team opened up in the hrst quarter'to defeat the home team 7 to 0. Tommy llflitchell was captain. ln the first game away from home the Canton Black Bears rolled up a 58 to 20 but hard fighting Blue Devils. Bill Barton scored twice for Brevard and Bill Charles one. Bryan Pettit was captain. score against the outclassed The next game was played at Hendersonville with the Blue Devils coming out on top 18 to 8. Luther Norton scored first on a thirteen yard run. ln the third quarter Hilton Reid dashed sixty-nine yards to score and in the last quarter Bill Charles passed to Reid for the last touchdown. Luther Norton was captain. The following game was played at Spruce Pine with the Blue Devils losing to the boys of Harris High 29 to 6. Hilton Reid scored Brevards one touchdown. Roy Compton was captain. In the last game of the season the Blue Devils turned on the steam to defeat the bb Tryon team 25 to ld iBil1 Charles scored First on an off tackle play. Hilton stu orn - 2 . . . - A Reid raced hfty-live yards to score in the third quarter. james Ilolden bucked the line to score once and ran forty-Eve yards for the last score. Pete VVr1ght was captain. This gave the Blue Devils a total of eleven games played of which they won live and lost six. Yootball Squad 12'2 l First row, left to riglzl: Perry llgimlin, Bryan Pettit, llilton Reid, Tommy Mitchell, Robert Hunter, Roy Compton, Petc VX'right, Thomas Wlarren. Second row: llowarcl Wlolfe, Robert Parris, Bobby Patton, Bill Barton, Bill Brittain, Richard Parris, Bill Charles. Tliirtl row: Coach Albert Shuford, D. Perkins, Bob Ratchforcl. Ray Rhodes, Charles Ziegler, Paul Lance, Ray Cheek, james Holden, Harold Stamey. Q? , Claeerleadem Left to right: Martha Lee Hudson, Dot Osborne, Dot Whitn1i1'e, Mary Ann Ramsey, Chief Clzeerlenderg :lean Vassey, Ann Miller, Durrell Smith. THE BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL SONG Hel .fm-f A -Q11 A J 414. HHH Fm-1h-ful wa tme.hwL-ed, Let Q, boost fO1' our Q18 high. We wk 4'J,wJJU,4 ,QVILJJIJ vere her Avid de--fem! her, HS her C01-ers 'proud-ly fly. We will -'H J- 1, la .rn HJ SVU Lg' .Nana fav hu um- It - emi, Of her deeds wdi pmuily iell- Hanoi-ms P HH J . J .5 .Q J I AJH14-A-JJj I J, Ji 'Q IJ A JQ Sh-earn-ing, G1aJ fa:-es bam-ing, So herd a cheer for herihakwe all loveaowell- CH8RUS Ll J gf U. in 1 EU H IJ ma A Joyeux and Qv-er iq-al, Lgt ws boast for our ofa hkgh- Let ev-ev-I P gall ISIN -11Wn.4.wJ heart sing, Let ev-ev-1 voice 1-ing, Thefzkho Hme to gviove 'Ov Sigh. It's ev-Qr gf' ,JJ DLUULQ I 8 011-word our comme pu-su-Bug, may do-gif mtv our avdov Cool. 'H-QJV311 J HJ I J J T Q I 'But U-'Y1it'Ed Wfwlll Sitahd for Ou? Bw- van-cl High School ! Front row, left to riyglzt: Bill Burton, lack Moore, Bryuii Pettit, Bob Ptzitcliforcl, lluincs l lolclen. Sucoml row: Tommy Mirclwll, llilton Reid, llnrold Stamey, Edwin Thomas, Robcrt llunter. Tlzirtl row: Wlillium Byrd, Flwrzivis Wluldrop, llolulvy Reid, Perry llnmlin, Couch ,Xlbcrt Slmforcl. Kelp' Katfleetball First row, left to right: Kathleen Curto, Martha Lee lluclson, Dot VVuldrop Lena Smith, Dot VVhitmire, Christine Linlt. Second row: Evelyn Smith, Betty Stanley, Ruby Vvinchester, Ann Zachary Grace Kilstrom, Martha Pressley. Third row: Coach Marshall Teague, Ioan Austin, Gertrude Kitchen, Pat Norris. , 1 91144 Kmflzetball X Kaweball Team 1 Front row, Iefz to riglzt: Bryant Pettit, Boy Compton, Hilton Reid, Walter Clark, Arthur Creene, lim Byrd. Second row: James Holden, Harold Stamey, Allan Eberle, Coach Nlarshall Teague, Bill Barton, lack Moore, Paul Lance. Softlall Team The high school softball teani, eponsored by the Brevard Kiwanis Club, played in the Transylvania County Softball League during the summer. First row, left to riglzt: Tommy Mitchell, Bill Charles, Don Johnson, Boy Compton, Bryan Pettit, Second row: Wlalter Clark, Bay Grogan, Iames Holden, Harold Stanley, Pete Vvright, Bill Barton. - '4'7h's ,,g, 5 HE'-if I fs 2991 UL 'ZW' cf 'JOM-MU - vi 5521? v4C'7lVl7lE.S' 3 ' c fccm ta Kane! BAND OFFICERS Crzptniu ........ ........ ..., N f XNCY JANE LOFTIS First Liezrteumzf .... ...... P EGGY LOFTIS Second Liezzreizmzt ..... ...... B OBBY NIORRIS Seci'etr11'y-Twrrszzrar. . . . JEVVELL SENTELLE Members of Brevard High School participating in the Ecusta Band are Ruth Ashworth, Dick Bryant, Margaret Ann Delgord, Caroline Fuller, Mildred Fuller, Betty Gardner, Billy Gardner, VVayne Kerber, Bob Loftis, Nancy lane Loftis, Peggy Loftis, Burbarzl Faye McCall, hiolly Ann hlelizlll, Judith Ann Munn, Bob hlorris, Hurry Patterson, Ieweil Sentelle. Tl IE SPONSOR ' E e ta C1416 OFI7lCfli,nS lJl'U.xizfL'l1l C,jI.YIJE Uma viCL P?'L'SfLIt'IIf CTAIIOLYN linux Sccrcirrry Mmm' .XNN RAKISEY 'lqrmszrrvr MRS- SARA'-U IX-EELS TILSON M.'x1xY ALICE IIOLLIFIELD E? fi t. -. E n 2: .B , Q z ' f I :, .A 1 Q 2 X ! ' 2 9 . , . CWARACILR 'Wi 4-le' Club Girls: llelen Allison, Bosa Lee Ayers, Mary Barton, lN'largaret Benson, Katherine Bishop, Mary Bracken, Shirley Brown, Betty Anne Bryson, Mary Frances Bryson, Reba Burch, lo Ann Canup, Carolyn Collins, Kathleen Curto, Geraldine Danielson, Ethel Calloway, Iulia Bhyma Galloway, Mable Galloway, Betty Gardner, Beyonda Cardin, Lola Mae Glazener, lo Ann Green, Barbara Hall, Bonnie Hawkins, Buth Virginia Holden, Martha llolliheld, Kathleen Jones, Nellie jones, Pauline King. Gertrude Kitchen, Peggy Loftis, Harriett Mcrluley, Barbara Faye McCall, Betty lean McCall, Carolyn McCall, Lois McCall, Martha McCall, Molly Ann McCall, Juanita lhlCC1'Llfy', Betty McCaha, Mary Ann McGaha, Mary Elizabeth hlcGaha, Judith Ann Mann, Bachel Masters, lane Merrill, Lorene Merrill, Perry Lee hlerrill, Katherine Moore, lrene Morris, Martha laye Neely, Betty Nicholson, Bobbie lean Nicholson. Dorothy lean Norris, Florence Oliver, Emogene Crr, Carolyn Usborne, lean Pace, Harriett Patterson, lo Ann Poole, Beatrice Bay, Georgia Ann Beid, Corrie Lee Butterbush, Carolyn Sentell, Virginia Shipman, Buth Shipman, Buth Stiles, Margaret Vvhitxnire. Boys: Joe Benson, Steve Cochran, Wlilliam Edward Cox, Buzzy DeBord, Harry Gilliam, E. Gravley, Byron Green, Harold Grey, Stanford Hardin, Tom Hargis, J. T. Holden, Thomas Hooper, Charles lohnson, Vllayne Kerber, Bobby McCall. C B. McNeely, Charles Miller, Bobert Morris, G. H. Qrr, Harry Patterson, Donald Rackley, Perry Baxter, Bobby Beems, Bobby Reid, Beeycs Rogers, Orville Sentelle. laines P. Tinsley, Hamlin Vllilliams, Charles Vlflolfe, Howard VVoll:e. ?utu1-e 7armerA of Nmerica Doyle Baynard, Otis Baynard, Bobby Bentley, .lohn Boggs, lloward Burgess. Robert Burrell, VVilliam Byrd, Bill Charles, Lewis Compton, L. V. Corn, Haywood Calloway, Carl Carren, Boy Carren, lloyey Crayely, Bay Croean, Edgar Crooms, Keneth Hall, Bay Hamlin, Edgar llolden, James llolden, T. Holden, Pat llolden, Iames Hoxit, Gilbert Huggins, Probert llunter, Bohhy I r,n1 res, llasltell jones, Mitchell Iones, Freddie Kilstrom, Richard Mackey, Paul Mann, Fred McCall, Charles Mc- Crary, Edward MeCaha, VVilmer MeCee, Bohhy McGuire, John Melielyey, Bohhy Merrill, Winstcin Merrill, A. Monteith, Charles Monteith, Clyde Orr, Boy Orr. Charles Osborne, Henry Pierson, Billy Beems, Bay Rhodes, Cecil Rogers, loc Sanders, Elmer Sentelle, Kline Sentelle, David She 1'1' ill, Charles Shipman, llarold Stamey, Bryce Stafford, Bill Talley, Jack Talley, Eugene Tinsley. Travis Vlfaldrop, Shipman Wfhitmire, George VVilson, Sid VVilson, Pete Wlright, Vvilliam Zachary, Charles Ziegler. llrcsiziuizl CL! DE Orin l7iCL lJl'c'Sllif3llf' Pun' Gnocsrm Sccrcirii'j'-hlqzvnszzrci' CiRACE RILST nom F1fCllllj'1'ltl1l'lSCI' Mus. Coim NE11. TURNER First row, Icjit to right: Gladys Norris, lean Clark, Brrvna Galloway, Mrs. Cora Neil Turner, Faculty Aci- viscrg lxlkllillikl Presslcy, Bobby Houck, Davicl N. Smith, Jerry Stamey. Studen t Council I l Second row: Vllanda Sue VVaters. Grace Kilstrmn, Pat Clark, Betty jo Vllilson, Pauline Ferguson, Norma Collins, Buclcly jones, Paul Mann. I l i Third row: Reba Allison, Robert Burrell, Ray Grogan, Clyde Orr, Wlalter Clark, Richard Parris, Jean Vassey. Alisent: Pete VVright, Lois Heath, Ioe Poole, Evelyn Nloflit. E Kroadcm ter Staff aww Editorhiiz-Chief. . . . . .DJANCY JANE LOFTIS Mmmgiizg Editor. .. .................. ANN ZACHARY Business Iwmiagers .... .... B OBBY SIIXIPSON AND JACK BRYANT Sports Editor ..... ................. P ERRY IJAAILIN Society Editor ................... . , .DOROTHY OSBORNE Circulation and Exclzmzge tYVIl'l7Il'lgE V ...................,,...,....,.. CLYDE ORR Reporters. . . . . .NJARY JANE JXJEWLAND, JXJIKIE AJARTIN, AIARCARET ANN DEBORD. FRANK IQORNOVVSKI, KATHLEEN CURTO, JEAN XXYASSEY. O. BROOKS Feature Ufriter .... .......................... IX JARTHA PIUDSON Typists. . . .... PAULINE FERGUSON, AIARY ALICE PJOLLIFIELD. JVIATTIE IJAIXILIN, LOIS ANN ORR Faculty Advisor. . . ,.......... MRS. R. T. KIINIZEY P 'Neem' ed-Sa: xx WM gfeuarc! 'Rx' 9123, X W ,K sg 61' 4, 3,53 , eaufied ix S' 5 Wa, SE ? A sf ' fi Sf qw f af ' K Az N ' S Q 1 J Xf.Q - vs ,V N- eaufied if 6 fu , 0111- Urgani ativrw Representative of the extra-curricular activities of our school are our student organizations. These present varied and interesting programs for the enjoyment, training, and development of the stu- dents participating in them. Besides furnishing training, they promote leadership in scholastic, athletic and journalistic activities and furnish a distinct contribution to the morale of our school. The Ecusta Band was organized two years ago through the support and sponsorship of the Ecusta Paper Corporation. Special aptitude tests were given and many high school students joined the band. The band played at our first football game of the season. ln November they presented a con- cert at assembly. Mr. john Eversman, Mr. Harold Casterton, and Mr. Charles Class are the band directors. A local chapter of the National Beta Club, a service leadership organization, was established October 21, 1946. At a special assembly prograrr in December, thirty-two honor students were pre- sented pins and membership certificates. Ollicers were installed at the same time. Mrs. Sarah Keels Tilson is sponsor for this organization. The 4H Club under the presidency of Howard Wolfe has made considerable progress this year. Each of the thirty members has chosen a special project and is working upon it. Miss Mary Mar- garet Robinson, County Demonstration Agent, and Mr. Paul Cibson, Assistant County Agriculture Agent, are in charge of the 4H program. The Future Farmers of America has a large and enthusiastic membership of sixty-five members. The club arranges an outstanding event during each of the spring months. Included in its sched- ule are a Seed judging Contest, Shop Exhibit, Field Day, Basketball Tournament, Public Speak ing Contest, and a Livestock judging Contest. Mr. C. L. Simmons is the agriculture supervisor. The Student Council, our student government organization, has an important part in our school life. The Student Council was organized in 19-12 and since then has participated in many drives and other school projects. Sponsoring bond, scrap, and paper drives, it played an outstanding role in Brevard High Schools war effort. The main pur- pose of the Student Council is to help formulate and enforce student and faculty regulations for the government of the student body. Mrs. Cora Neil Turner is faculty advisor. The Broadcaster, our school newspaper, is pub- lished once a month. Full of varied information, the paper keeps all students informed about school activities. Its staff is composed of twenty students, and Mrs. B. T. Kimzey serves as faculty advisor. The junior-Senior Players is a dramatics group composed of twenty-live students, with Mrs. B. T. Kimzey as faculty advisor. Membership of the club is limited to those who have performed in the junior or Senior play. During 1947 the two public performances were Here Comes Charlie , and Hows Your Health? , both three-act comedies. Each year the proceeds of the junior play are used to finance the junior-Senior banquet. All school expenses attendent to graduation are paid for out of the Senior play. A large and enthusiastic au- dience always attends each production of the junior-Senior players. The Monogram Club is composed of the stu! dents of the Brevard High School football team making letters in football. The purpose of this club is the promotion of better athletics at Brevard High School. The club's project this year is raising money to buy sweaters for the letter-men of next years football team. Officers of the Monogram Club are Bill Barton, Presidentg Bob Batchford, Vice-President: Perry Hamlin, Secretary-Treasurer1 and Richard Parris, Business Manager. The high school yearbook, The BVL'l'l7Vt'fll3l', is a comparatively new publication, the lirst issue hav- ing appeared in 19-l-1. To jimmy Newbury, a member of the class of '44, goes the credit for naming the annual. Stalf members are appointed by the faculty advisor and principal on the basis of their ability, cooperation. and originality. Mrs. Cora Neil Turner was, and still is, the faculty advisor for the publication. The first Brelianlier had -1-1 pages. ln 1945 the second edition apf peared, boasting 16 more pages than its predecessor. Since there was no Senior class in 19-15--16, the Brevmxlier was not published. This, the third, with 76 pages, is the largest and best Ove hopefl vet. 1 I fmt Will and Tmtament We, the Seniors of the class of 1947, being of sane minds and sound bodies, departing from dear old B. H. S. for the first and last time, and enter- ing a new phase of the life beyond, do hereby dis- pose of our worldly goods in the following pre- scribed manner: Mary and Nell Bracken will their French trans- lations to Bryan Pettit and Bob Batcliford. luanita Albertson leaves her fabulous grades to Hilton Beid. Edwin Galloway wills his super-salesmanship to lack Bryant. Q Tonziny Mitclzell is the recipient of Mattie Hanzlins modesty. Patil Patterson inherits Boy Garren's bashful- ness. Lois Ann Orr bequeaths her cute clothes to Clfiristine Link. Enzogene McQuire wills her freckles to Nell Hollar. Dot Osborne wills her curly eyelashes to Elaine Orr. Tltelnza Landretli leaves her quiet ways to her sister. Dot Plant is the lucky heir of Grace Kilstronfs husky voice. Gladys Norris' pretty legs go to the 1948 girls' basketball team. To Bill Barton goes Luke Norton's spectacular football career. Sarali McMalian receives Mildred lWelton's sense of humor and pretty brown eyes. Kennetli Hooper wills his unique stride to Mikie Martin. Nancy jane Loftis leaves her skill in journalism to Ann Zacliary. 4 To Albert Bisliop go Buddy jones' music lessons. The dramatic ability of A. V. Matlzeson goes to A. Montietlz. Clyde Orr wills the Beta Club to Hilton Beid and Bryan Pettit. Mollie lane McGalza wills her facial expressions to Dot Pace. Gilbert Huggins leaves many suds to laines Holden. Butli Gaines inherits Betty ,lo VVilson's appetite. lack Moores model A goes to joe Poole and luddy McCrary. lean Vassey leaves her sparkling smile and love affairs to Pat Norris. Bill Cliarles wills Dot Ann to some lucky Junior boy. Buddy Hollar inherits Bobby Sinipsons Hwimmenv. Fannie lo Tinsleys perpetual suntan goes to ,lean Clarke. Alfred Neuinann and Frances Loftis will their dance team to Allan Eberle and leanne ldfiley. Frank Kornowslzi receives Perry Hatnlinls rein- deer sweater, while Bay Hamlin leaves his army uniform to Buzzy DeBord. To Bobert Hunter goes loan Austin's executive ability. Carolyn Hawkins and Bicliard Parris will their courtship to Ann Zaclzary and Boy Compton. Audrey Anvil, Betty lfVaters, and Viola lolznson leave their friendship to Dorotliy Gay Boclzwood, Mary Alice Hollifield, and Nlary lane Newland. Betty lean Bowies hair-do goes to lrnza Hensley. Pauline Ferguson is the recipient of Mable Galloway's friendliness. Bay Clieek leaves his muscles to lfVinston Merrill. Altneta Batson and llflary lane Fisher will their many beaux to Mary Ellen Sliort. The blonde hair and dark skin of Dot lflfaldrop go to Caroline King. klfylnza Pooser wills her red hair to Carolyn Kizer. To lfVayne Kerber goes the neatness of Alda Poor. Dot lfVliitn1ire inherits part of Martlza Hudson's energy. The rest of it goes to next years football team. The sparkling blue eyes of L. V. Corn are rc- ceived by Freddie Kilstronz. Cliarles Fullers love of English literature is given to next years seniors when they begin Macbeth. tllarjorie Cantrell wills her chewing gum to Guynza Stover. Margaret George receives Dot AlIison's sweet disposition. Ovalee Bennett leaves her chemical know- how to Cliarles Miller. llflary' Ann Banzsey wills her blonde hair and dimples to Lillian Ann Gravely. Pete lfVriglit wills his quid of tobacco to Pete Slziflet. Geraldine Baxter leaves her brothers in the army to Margaret Baxter. Begretfully, Carolyn Sentell wills her Short- hand book to anyone who doesn't know the answers. Paul Lance inherits Don ,lolinsons bright sayings. A Helen Graiiley bequeaths her pretty slanted eyes to Jewell Sentelle. Harold Slltllllfj' leaves to Bay Grogan his bat- ting average. Lois lllcCall wills her fuchsia sweater to Helen Kinsey. To Frances Coinpton and Martlia Pressley goes lne: Merrills and Betty jane Beynoltls' blackface act. Howard Burgess and Clzarles Ziegler leave their positions in the Hole-iii-the-Wall to Travis lfValdrop and lack Hudson. Bay Blzodes wills his power of oratory to Boy Orr. Baby lfVinclzester bcqueaths her tiny feet and big laugh to Doris Montgomery. The vice-presidency of the Senior Class passes from Fred McCall to Boy Compton. To the class of '48, the class of '47 leaves its capacity for having a good time. The individuality of the seniors is left to the class of '49. Next years sophomores receive our class spirit. and the freshmen our violent class meetings. ECUSTA PAPER CORPORATIGN Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Makers of The World,s Finest Cigarette Paper and Other Fine Thin Flax Papers AAAAwAmf Avy-,vv,vVvvvvf,VVxfAAA,xAAf GALLOWAY'S CAFE Pete Bikas, Prop. 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