Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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JUNIORS JOHN JVICIQELVEY SARAH JVIULL PAT NORRIS LEE NORTON REVONDA OWEN JEAN PACE JACK PARSONS GAY NELL PATTERSON HARRIET PATTERSON FRANCES PARRIS J. D. PERKINS JO ANN POOLE BOBBY REID PAUL ROGERS KLINE SENTELLE PETE SHIELET CHARLES SHIPRIAN LUCY SIXIITH CHARLOTTE SNELSON JERRY STARIEY JACK TALLEY BETTY WHITRIIRE SHIPIXIIAN WHITMIRE MARGARET VV ILSON SID WILSON CHARLES WOLEE JIMIVIY ZACHARY VVILLIAM ZACHARY

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JUNIORS BETTY GARDNER CARL CJARREN NANCX' GARREN ZELLA GENTRY I IARRY GILLAIBI JEAN MARIE GRAVELH' JANE ANNE HART BONNIE PAYE HAWKINS BILL HAYES HELEN HOGSED J. T. HOLDEN FRANK JOHNSON ELIZABETH KELLY WAYNE KERBER MARIE LANDRETH BETTY LYDAY THRESSA MCCALL MARIE MOGUIN ANN MILLER EVELYN JVIOFFIT CHARLES MONTEITH RANDALL JVIONTEITH BOBBY MORRIS JUDDY Jx'lCCRARY THOMAS K. NICCRARY XIVILINIER JXICGEE BOBBY JX'JCGUIRE BRUCE AICGLIIRE

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o Mm . . . e ea ue Now that the present sn-pinr class is on tlu- threshold of dcuth - -and he-ing away from Bn-vurd High School will kill many ni us - preparing to skcp into the vast unknown and unprediclf-d orbit at this timv Calla-d the world, it has been our plz-usant duty to Contact thc unhappy nu-mberr. nf this graduating Class and vnclc-uvor to makv lhcm realize thu importance of leaving tu re-nmining individuals not quita as well cducatvtd as we, the things which we clnrc not carry fmm thu halls of B. H. S. into our newly made homes, our motlu-r's homes, old-maid homes, and homes for the aged XVithout further comment on world affairs, WL- do me-n. hereby release the following will and testnmvntz I, Mnznna Cuuble, leave my quiet grace to Mildred Fuller. I, Anne Duckworth. reluctantly leave my address hook of college boys to Io Ann Poole. From Paul Baker. NVnyne Kerber inherits n nice set of dimples. XVe, Paul Mann and Foster Huy, leave our low: of foot- rmll to Jerry Stamey and Jimmy Zachary. I. Regina Lindley, give my stubbornnc-ss to Bruce Mc'Guire. I, Charles Galloway, gladly leave my sore throats and headaches to next year's chief cheerleader. I, Margaret Dnvis, will my ability to laugh tu Betty XVheeler. XVe. Haze-1 jones and jack Zachary, leuvv our wonderful companionship to Nancy Clarke and Pete ShiHet. I, Lewis Compton, finalh' give the Compton berth on the football team to my brother, Carl, I. Caroline Fuller, leave my innocent looks to Jane Fletcher. The characteristics of great height and stride pass down, but remain among the Tinsleys, from Fred to Bill. Pat Norris receives Lola Mae Glaze-nc-r's crabbing in Physical Ed. I, Mary Burgess, leave my red hair to Mary Ellen Short. I, Shirley Brown, do hereby leave my torch of beauty to be Carried by Joyce Brown. I, Buck Thomas, leave my dry if-'J wit to Charles Miller. XVe, Betty Nicholson and Blanche Allison will our in- separable friendship to the Allison twins and Betty Allison. I. Mary Jane Newland, leave my batch of curlers and lots of luck to Guy Nell Patterson. Buzzy De-Bord is the lucky recipient of George Poor's way with the teachers. I, Barbara Faye McCall, unhappily will my never-ending stream of candy to Martha jaye Neely. I, Barbara Hall, leave with B. H. S. the memories of my bubbling personality. I. Tom Mitchell, leave- my trip to the Optimist Bowl to Tink Hargis. To Harry Gilliam goes Bob Loftis' title - Romeo of the Ecusta Band . I. Corrie Lee Rutterbush, wish to share my smile with Betty Seay. I, Bill Brittain, leave my many women to Dover Albertson. I. Richard Mackey, do hereby bequeath my curly hair to Dusty Erwin. I, Dottie Gay Rockwood, will my gift of grab to Put Clarke. Doris Ferguson receives Ruth Stiles' Basketball ability, Lucky girl! I, Shorty Hollifield, leave my executive ability to Bonnie Faye Hawkins. Ioe Poole tells Bruce jones that the girls go for that southem drawl. Steve Cochran gladly gives up his Hat tires, dented fenders, and broken telephone poles to next ye-ar's bus drivers. I, Caroline King, will my sweet disposition to Elaine Hill. I. Peggy Loftis, lc-uve my artistic temperament to Frances Panis. Iuddy McCrary is the recipient of joe Bill Be-nsnn's heavy foot un the accelerator. Xvatch nut! il I1 I, Opal Orr, will my uhility to mukx- ull! Llvlc-lltiull hall slips tu Betty Lyday. Ruth XVhitu Brysorfs convenient nlmsl-In-vs go to Fmu-r Bagwell. I, Dunis Barton, do he-quenth my nmturicul ability to Stanford Hardin. I. Mary Lou Sweat, leave my bottle of peroxide tu Judith Ann Mann. I, Bobbie Jean Nicholson, will my good citizenship to C. R. McN0ely. . Peggy Alldrr-d wishes, Rvvoncla Owens much happiness for n rosy future. Charlie Osborne passes his receipt hook on tn Jane Anne Hart. I. Bill Talley, leave my memories of Mrs. Bre-nzvul tn any United States History student. To John Boggs goes Bob Pattmfs Mpurty writing . I, Clara Bell Tabor, will my pleasing personality tu Elizabeth Kelly. I, Ethel Calloway, leave my work in the Chatterbox In jo Ann Green. I, Mable Crowe, will my extraordinary luck to Thomas King McCrary, He-'ll need it. I, Jack Pressley, do bequeath my shyness to Chubby Stepp. Bob Martin donates his Ever-changing Heet nf vehicles to Carl Carre-n. I. Dot Price, will my small but pleasing voice to jack Talley. I, Alfred Weiss, leave my afternoon trips to the Hobby and Sport Shop to my brother, Jerry. Peggy Crenshaw is the recipient of Clare-ne WVilde's tremendous size. I, Clara Jean Parrish, will my pretty glasses to Beverly Trantham. I. Jewell Se-ntelle, leave my songs for Margaret Bishop. I, Henry Pierson, do bequeath my que stick to Mac Holmes. I, Belva Babb, will my bobby pins to Irene Morris. I, Elmer Sentelle, do bequeath my 100 bushels nf com to David Kassing. Bob Morris is the lucky recipient of James Martini: shooting eye. I, Johnny Mcjunkin, will my pitching an-n to YVilliam Zachary. I, Katherine Bishop, leave my stump pad and inky fingers to Miriam VVi1lingham. Louella McCrary leaves her collection to Preston Rahn. I, Bob Parris, will my love of model airplanes to Jack Edwards. I, George VVilson, Gladly give up my evening chore of milking cows to Bill Hayes. We, Edna Mae and Ada Masters, Lois Heath and Perry Lee Merrill, do bequeath our friendship to Jo Ann Newland d Bev Sprottg Hilda Norwood and Mary Nell Poor. I, Haskell jones, leave my classroom manner to XValte-r McGaha. I, Margaret McGuire, will my French translations to Inck Parsons. nf Blue Horses I, Helen Allison, leave my folk-dancing ability to Jennie Raines. Derieux Thomas is the lucky recipient of Grace Baynurdk place on the honor roll. I, Charles johnson, le-ave my erase-r-thmwning arm to David N. Smith. I, Mable Lance, do bequeath my knitting needles and ball of yam to Mary Ann Holden. Ed NIcCnha gladly leaves his many fires tn build in the boiler for the baseball tf-nm to next ye-z1r's baseball manager. NVe, the graduating class of '49 leave all our worries and trials, friends and fun, with love, to future grnduntinfg classei of B. H. S.