Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

X . ---.., ,km v W - ..,,,A I - -----. , stqw-t ,. - I ' - . . . ,MEN -A 'Y' ix f -i Q ,. , tha una 1 evfm bum 1957 BREVARD HIGH SCHCOI. Brevard North Carollna RUTH SOUTHER CHARLES HIMES Co Editors MRS JACK TRANTHAM Advisor Uellicalinll 41 in-mc To you, MRS. GLENN BURRELL, who has given many years of hard work and unlimited service to the Home Economics department, we pay tribute which you richly deserve. We thank you for the heap with the football and basketball uniforms and our .lun'or-Senior banquet. The Senior Class wishes to thank you for helping us with our food sales. With deepest appreciation, we, the Class of '57, dedicate this volume of the BREVARDIER to you. Table nf Contents .4N'W'-Nia. z 'if Senlgfs Ul1del'CIGSSl'neI1 Page 9 Page 25 Athlehcs Achvlhes Page 43 Page 57 Page 73 Page 87 Fnrewnrd Here all done up for you In one bug pack age are the famlllar faces memorable exper :ences and harmonious hours of fun we have experienced In this year nmefeen hundred and flffy seven AD We search for the words to express our relahonshlp to our friends The under sfandlng of our teachers and our devohon To ole B H S The asm of our annual IS to brmg fo life the never forgotten days of this school year May your annual be a guide To you an the future and a brlght star In the pasf. . . I 1 ' 1 1 ' . . 1 . . . . I I .. . . . . . . . . ' u . . . . E' .w jf.J Is'i f-W ,sw Q A . . . , in +4 'f. . f -I-... , . 'g ,arms Q f. 5 Ii, Q .cvs , 63 4. ,I . , 1. Lxffflf fffgfcli ., 'A+ '. . 'Y- I fr 6 -..V ' my , W. ,QV W We ' A' ' T magma- - -ff-ig wary' -Q 1- -qg w , ai, --,-nf, iff: any ww X. ,mf . ,vp Q , - - -1. 1 Vr :-'f wciuv, , . x ilk X V X . G H X , . 'M fy 1 QS, fi i- . I . ' if .fa Wir,- ima Okay, get wifh if, boys. i Q x ix -J MR. BRADBURN, The students of Brevard High School wish to express their appreciation to you for your leadership, understand- ing, ard guidance during the absence of Mr. Kimzey. The face mosf frequenfly seen behind fhe desk in the inner-omce sessions. ffigi QL, gl 6 , 135 MR ROBERTT KIMZEY Principal Brevard Hugh School llministralinn We think of our administration, who through the years have worked with us and for us and have given us helpful advice on many occa- sions. As we look back over the years we can contribute much of our attainment to our faith- ful faculty, who have given us guidance and leadership. ' Wes MR J B JONES MRS F B CUDD Superintendent of Public Schools Secretary Transylvania County Brevard High School Faculty MRS GEORGE ABERCROMBIE Bookkeeping Math MRS BOB ANDREWS Mafh MISS MARTHA BOSWELL Lahn English WAYNE BRADBURN Physical Education MRS GLENN BURRELL Home Economics MRS HARRY CLARKE Hrsfory Band BENJAMIN FISHBURNE English MRS GLENN GALLOWAY Library GLENN GALLOWAY Sclence Moth MR CHARLES GLASS Band MRS ROBERT T KIMZEY English MR. MR. JOHN D. EVERSMAN MR. MR. JUV Aff' cu , Q34 Faculty RANDAL J LYDAY Agrrculfure WILLIAM MILNER Healfh DON MCLEOD Science Physical Educahon MR GEORGE POWELL Health Physfcal Educahon MRS H C R SHRANK History Math MRS JAMES SLEDGE Hlsfory MRS ERNEST TILSON Math MRS JACK TRANTHAM English MRS JOHN VERNER Typing Bookkeeping MISS MABEL VICKREY Typing Shorfhand MRS J O WELLS English MRS RAY WINCHESTER Chemistry, Spamsh, Scfence 1...-.-,- ,X ,A ' N22'i V-aw,Q..kQ I Lfvx f in ' Www-w f , , V . F 'ffm JJJQLEIWW l..l- ag i 'V 0 0 Seninr Ufficers l Our officers did a wonderful ,ob of leading through this year a group of students who worked for and won a trip to Washington The SENIOR CLASS that s us propose a toast To ourselves for the trials and tribulations we CLASS QFFICERS have endured for the past twelve years Our class has talent the loafers the most ingenious the scholars the most intelligent P,-eydenf RONNIE HUNNICUTT In the autumn of 53 a group of small boys and girls assembled in the auditorium of Brevard High V'Ce Preydenf ROBERT LAWRENCE School for the purpose of furthering an education Secrefary BARBARA MULL After we had been here a few days a spirit of friendship seemed to exist among us Latin students TFGGSUFGF NANCY SHOCK proudly sported the phrase of Ego amo te A thou sand and one excuses were Invented to get out of Physical Ed In the tenth year of our endless tourney we be came fanatics on the sublect of Home Economics and Biology By the end of the year we had classified every bug known to human beings and dissected all Colors glue and wfufe the frogs in the state of North Carolma The future housewives were kept busy hemstutching pillow cases Flower Mounlam Laurel for their hopeless chests Cooking gave all of us slight cases of indigestlon and several times our menu was burnt fingers on rye There have been many times when our work see med to us Impossible such as leanring the ABC s Al gebra Geometry Chemistry participles and gerunds and many other things Now it has come the year we ve been dreaming of We re not so sure we re glad because when we really begin to think about it we have been having the times of our lives Our class will go down in the history of our school as the BEST we hope at this institution. To the underclussmen we hope you Con live up To the high ideals we have set even though we know you can t. To our faculty we wish to offer our gratitude for your untiring efforts put forth in our behalf. We realize that you have been an inspiration to us and whatever we may accomplish your wonderful faith in us will play a great part. CLASS MOTTO COLORS AND FLOWER Motto Not for one but for all SUSAN NORWOOD AIKEN DOROTHY ANNE ALLISON Leos one woman fan club uttered ideals of her own not too quiet matrimonial vows lunlor year glad to lust right always laughing have you back Semnrs WAYNE ARNOLD BABB I wont klll myself working gallant noble work dodger exceeds In good sportsmanship known for his extra pomts CAROLYN ELIZABETH BAYNARD Sweet n spicy sincere e- pendable elflclent the capable are not the loudest a combination of personality and good looks KAY LYNNE BEAVERS WADE GLENN BLYTH Always wishing for excitement hasn t Not what we gain but what we do an enemy her eyes as stars of tw: I ngygy qrqublg Qrgublg light four makes good appearances on trouble troubles me has greatest ac the stage shunned short hair craze complushment keeping at has work DOROTHY JEAN ASHWORTH her motto her red harr doesn t alfect her temperament admired by all because of her thoughtfulness WILLIAM BRADLEY BLYTH monument to the meek and quiet spmt a better friend would be hard to n tall boy with ideals to match men of few words are often the best - I 1 , A ' f i L Friendly . . . likeable . . . capable . . . Lite is so short . . . let's have fun . . . Loyal to her friends . . . cheerfulness is . JN I ff , l J' wh, f M J KJ ' ' ' ...d l '- ... ...till ' ' ...' - tid... ' ' .f.l. ji LORETTA GAIL BONN ELL Llfe of the band bus Let me tell you that lake I heard good wnse ardent gum chewer merry loves to wrlte Why do the nelgh bots camplaln when I practlce my horn? Senlnrs DONNA MARIA BRYSON Rushes around with a lazy alr own special brand of charm cute from head to toe lm here on time I must have forgotten somethnng FRANCES LOVE BRYSON Has that contented look nngs on her finger man on her mmd fair as a summer day her laughter cheers all has wut and uses It WILLIAM THOMAS CABE ROBERT WILLIAM CAUBLE Slapdash screwball wsth a serlous slde Whiz on the hardwood cute boy I cant count the good due young Im taking wlth a pepsodent :mae I don t f self specnallzes In Ioafmg hrs friends on hrs flngers core o my bralns where there doexn t seem a but know where but Im on my way HULENE BRAMLETT PATRICIA ELAINE BRYANT ll charmer pleas Gentle and shy with rnlschlef In her Cute sma e e one faithful lave and enloy ang smlle mlschuevous green eyes lnfe whsle you may her eyes are lakes hamburgers French fnes bright her laughter ills the world peclally Robert after graduation b marriage rob at new plant may e DOROTHY JOANNE CLARKE Beautiful Inps easy to look at faithful wlns friends easily smlle will go a long way happy as a ar she finds a way or makes one LIN- 4 4. 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' 'cg ,, . . . . . . . ,. , . . ,J - w A , ' Cf I , ! 1 , ,f I .2-f ,Y I . .X ,- Wll-LA MAE CORN CHARLES ALFRED DAVIS AGNES PAULINE DAVIS V 50 l9 9994 'YU' 'VC' Better known as Boots capable Bag hearted a help In Shorthand 5 'f ' and d'Pe dobl9 '00 'l ' 'f S C president dlstmgulshed lookmg she never undertakes a task 0 YUWUY3 ff-tl' fwthfvl HIUNCG UF' Un a leader among men a follower wathout finishlng It a perfect pal flW 0l C WOYLW' 'VCV' 'P '9d of the falrer sex ardent member of the a helpmg hand vnrtue her reward f 'ndlY Plckelslmer fan club Snnlnrs MARGRETT LORRAINE EMORY From short to long halr monthly llves on the phone mldnlght oil burner wonder whos the reason s e watches for bus 46 loves to dance does It well a future teacher CHARLES ROBERT ENGLISH Sometimes found napptng In class observe all men thyself most for the Yankees no duty can overtake he Il do MARY LOUISE FOSTER L KA ILIELNE IZQINL FRADY FLORENCE ANN GAINES Poluteness gams everythmg T e pu sm he less youmhayrft Flossle gal on the go heart of gold nts nnce to be natural lf me ac I love exfiteme Hg., for ongmql clan-.es should I-.avg you re naturally mce would make a clove es mtere mg e blood analyzed for prmter s :nk content wonderful receptromst never wornes 7 wide awake ds of fun mmgumg holy never gm, up we takes llfe s at comes Lf real gone and learn Mk QL l fy fl if I IDX ' ' ' 41.2.4 him . . . good inlelasses . . . great things if eff ljbw ' ' ' ' f ' .. 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VIRGINIA GAITH ER Determanataon makes dreams come true smart capable lun leave salence to the saants I m human eager beaver very andustraous N, L E GALLOWAY MARTHA JANE GEORGE Let every faalure be o steppang stone to loyal heart be solt and Slloltf success conserve everythang but good salence never betrays you absolute do nature I m here to help when I can pendabllaty a reserved personality wallang drawls when he talks tall you know her loves to drave 5 aa n 1 n r s LOIS MAXINE GIBBS Petate always helpang others her abllaty as greater than her saze a sancere fraend born for success D A R good catazen peaceful mancl effacaency plus JOYCE ANETTE GILLESPIE Thank that ou can and ou wall Y Y know more than thou sayest tlamang red haar fun to have around good natured kand always around when she s needed HARRY JACK GOLDSMITH DOROTHY ,MA TSHAW J QL K GENEVA GAIL GRAY Must I worlx? What a waste f A fraendyhrst f remo t Isle with A pals need a thang to heed time be yourself save others the out lala ie aiu lanll ove that always havmg fun llfe as the gaft XJ l h ld we lavan trouble of Gndang you out he has a cent heart alwfzscof ,N nature t e wor o s me a 9 common sense that as uncommon a swell raatlt rmaned 7! I prefer to sat and walt I aw L, 1 L 1 v IL Rl N . Ap yy' ig , , W . . 22 l A M .lf ' , LJ E JE az' ' - - QED p ef, J 0 I aw J, 'I 4 pllljjl. Gfl I ng. 'fin I :Kgs -Ft W1 'V M 'gal xl f. ' , . , 'v 1 ci ' xi? Cr 1 1 XSS jx All I ,Mi IX lax ,fzfultj wg f X13 , , IIQJLL a A LY V J. 'I x A ,e kg Ln: xv- ffjjQjf'57fM,0 if HAROLD MONROE GRAY SYBIL ELIZABETH GREGORY SHIRLEY ANN HALL A gentleman makes no nolse grm Talks a mule a mnnute I am what I Says ntte but worth hearmg nlng talkung about cars works at m and thats all I am s e a wlse and understandin h t g ear the A L P no storm ever ruffled my wears a :male that wont come off back worthy as gold wulhng always thoughts aunt llvlng fun? home ln lndlana variety sincere a help to all who ask her Semnrs AGNES KATHRYN HAMILTON falthful band members lntellectually and musically lncllned pretty black our co operatwe a lastung fnend LOIS ELIZABETH HAMILTON Its better to know all you say than say all you know stars are un her eyes as pure In heart as angels are nch an good works FRANCES ELIZABETH HEATH MARGARET ANNE HEATH VIVIAN VIRGINIA HENDERSON Qulet yet slncere she does thg Lovmg knndness IS better than sllver or A giggle all her own wnllln and nght thmg lh th h 9 e rug t way god as full of sprung as the courteous beammg with good nature friendly heart has many fnends month of May one smlle as worth two I d gente and shy mlschuef In her ustnous fun lovmg worthy of all frown: has a goal and seeks at eye always enloymg herself be nt Endll un or work -4 I ff' 'sf ' . fx ,ge ' f K vi' , 7 4 MV, JL' If I ' ,Z , 1 a fc b an E S 'J ' '- ' ' ... l'l ' ... 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I 4 fy' I I I r-X :7 f Z 'O -1'-1 Mr f Cracker Chiefs right hand baton walking squlre ad officer ln every organuzatlon works hard for what he gets gurls Included record flend DOVIE LOUISE Everybody: frlend JAMES ALVIN HUBBARD FIKJAII wonderful 7 Stalwart baseball player a duf know beauty makes gpghf worthwhile ferent car for every day llve and let a faultless body a perfect mlnd we love NIUHY lwsf few plans for the future Charles? always puddle your own canoe QL! wuwrov Senlnrs ,gy CHARLOTTE MARIE HUDSON v Gordon s her best man thought IS the labor of the Intellect lust being happy IS a finu way to be mlnd of wlsdom plans marriage RONALD KEITH HUNNICUTT Hes someone everyone lnkes clean cut good looks modesty becomes a man baseball and blond his ways are ways of pleasure a very becoming blush M5 ROBERT LEE HUNTER BERTIE LOU HUTCHINS CELIA ANN JONES Doesnt openly try to see how peoples Works hard at bemg different an Smnlmg all the whsle thats Ann mmds work t morrow Ilfe :sn t Infe wnthout delnght true tenor Ines more than lvls flght lt? JL beneath that calm e indifferent theres , I have so much talk about Brevard I try to love you never quiet If he to her work her friends her word bu quite a a pleasure to be around W!! rx ffll I A , LN X 'VX A il O ,ge ' x JI Mfr fb W ll I , N Xjlffx . a IX!! I N' 7 IJ ' IX --I LY x ff W KV fx If' F Am ' . '. I . ....a - i ' ' a' a . I ' gui. K .. . yyvl l. 1 FL we ' fa ,lj t. ' Xxx JT xv 00 Y ,J -D1 THOMAS LANE JONES RONALD BARNETTE KELLAR KENNETH KARL KILPATRICK Elnsteln s competltlon god send to Quick to blush really plays a clarinet Buddy man about town ga the Solld Geometry department Rembrandts competltlon wntty to blade wrth the gurls never lets study possible? not for m a future talk with what you do yourself as well Ing interfere wlth hls education snazy leader a presentl frnend excels In done always leave them laughmg dresser 0 Shorty S la n 1 u r s BETTE LaVERN KING Contaglous smile wealthy nn frnends unllmlted capobllltles beautiful blond haur thats really hers profes- suonal m makmg mllk shakes boys beware of that wmk' ROBERT SHEARER LAWRENCE Even courts whsle drlvmg buses speaks up un class and how the best way to hold a glrl IS In your arms ow does he find time to make As? as Lorralne MARTHA GAILE McCALL cut off my legs and call me BARBARA JEAN LYDA MARTHA LOUISE McCALL Her opnnlons never secret whmlq Satisfied with a good book wullmg to aut can always add something to any Pl Y of P9 wt' CIUVUI' help others outstandmg ln conversatlon got ramblm In dem bones loud' of LW' 9 'P9l' ' 'Gush faithful In every duty accomplishes all argue with a sign post If It could argue CUT' 'V' BNN CVT! C'-'li llttll she begins a creative mmd back ffggklgg very dsous W... - f X ' w A m ' 'f S-Q1 3 I ' .? f ,. M- .N ' ' - 1 j Q5 . - 2 A . N , ? XX : U' . . . I N .L . ' .f ' x ,ft X - , ' L U: 4 - ' 1 . , , I I A f .t:,. A .hwg 'tl , ' ag- N- A if , u . 9 I' n I -1 -v A, I K' I I fl '7 f B, . , .. ., . U T j E - ' I v my A -.1 . ' ' . ' : 1 .1 ANDREW JACKSON McKELVEY Jolly worry and Jaclue never meet he makes the world a friendly place s rendezvous the supply room quite a guy very llvely Typ-ns 4 A tx yi fjbnwijfw C. fx F I, L WILMA JEAN METCALF ROBERT ALVIN MOODY One gf the most magnificent hugh Not what you stand for but what you Ideals a whlz In English ned' fall for a lad of appeal happy dresser llsten to her play that from am I free from care the S905 bone of qualoty rare the craziest heroes are mode of shoe laces on has laugh leans Senlnrs DWIGHT EARL MORROW The fewer the words the greater the profit the prlce of patience ls victory nothing IS so lungly as lundness helpful generous seldom heard BARBARA ANN MULL Pleasant ways small ln size large of heart puts thlngs over not off sports that beautuful dnamond moves luke a goddess Ioolu luke a queen MAXINE ELIZABETH MULL LAWRENCE GEORGE NEWMAN VIVIAN JOYCE NICHOLSON frlendly heart has many friends Hope for the best but prepare for A smlle for everyone she graces our pleasure fills her youthful heart a good the worst I can reslst anything school with her frlendlmess name I5 better than riches good humor but temptatlon allve and wary favor she wouldn t do there s no she wears her pretty and neat blon l'tGlt' o llva wlre that never gets stepped on crown In her heart URACP IJ' ffslqfj x,LJ LMNLYLQJ lvulu if 35 H,L,' ' , 0 Vt . 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XXL!! az? 71' Zihffs 7 ,, -Tm ,.-. , M, -3 THOMAS ORR LILLIAN LQVALLAREE ORR EDWIN OWEN Atlas could take lessons from me VIYIUQ and sense ore one to know III Gnd my path and plow It I m Iuttle but I count to be great IS to her IS to love her she s one who should greater men have lnved bu I doubt It be mlsunderstoocl a ine fellow Indeed llve forever the Ideal of courtesy a great farmer cheerful good tlungs come In small packages t very nea a very understandlng go getter quletness IS a desnrable traIt personaltty ,V+ ffl? +55 o IVE and l Intelltgent too Senlnrs Q' J E EL PATTER ON know s t In Imaglne IS erythIn he IUICY gossup th ng a f nd s ul e BETTY McKEE PEARSON A new personalnty ll marrled and loves It an added asset to our school she loves chIldren has beautlful sparklmg eyes very ottractlve JO ANN PERKINS ELIZABETH DONELLA SIlence I5 golden alwa s wIIlIn to EVN' bod like ll y 9 Y Y S Cl help If she can klndness IS somethlng YOCYS CGYGIYG -LJ you cant guve away It always comes C Smll' W0 'Ill mlllwh back senoun mmded helpful ll very rare :hill be JU GERALD TALMADGE PETIT I Il let tomorrow take care of Itself when lm :Ich I waqt my own poolroom why be ssiabofn wlth a Isttle our effort you :ak Im ossuble memorygxl. 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IA ,XYVL -L, Q l , V' ' 'VI XJ gf, J Ii' Ik! , xx LJ f INN W: I ,Q e 3 AV iv 'Qs Q ., ,, I :L i N l 'W MARGARET HAMPTON PRESSLEY JOHN CLARENCE PRICE ROBERT LEE RACKLEY Has her MRS degree seen often at Im not argumg wlth you Im tell Its not what you say that counts Mack s Daary Bar wrt Donald of mg you quite a clashing guy but the way you say It he spreads a course a glowmg personality came as a stranger l'CmUl00d OS 0 deep frlendshlp over all slow buf Sure witty dlsposltlon attractive evasive friend a lasting one very good a man of few words but Im qualmes loolung transfer from Rosman portant ones Senlnrs J LAURA MAE RAXTER ,pump Really fnendly way to be happy N A malxe others happy blondle pls ,mf-you must cr over s :lt rmlk Nl condense stfl generally tallung 'hw MARY ALLYN REYNOLDS Slulled rn music and art a dancers posse nmmaculately groomed wonderful fnend loves her lournalusm mtereshng a wonderful conver satlonallst REBECCA ANN RHYNE .IACQUELYN RICHARDS SYLVIA DOREEN ROBINSON Wallue tallue happiness her goal Dnslnkes people wh never say A record for :lf ent steadnes loyal cheerleader her personality they don h a cha exe I yqd Bnrds can fly as babbles like a brook different football r olen arty laugh ,ff her own pnva l basketball loves luvmg her lufe her plans Include lovely so e s stlll a nkee fiend gifs 9 at spark ever A I l 4 3 Y Wx . . . 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A ' 4 1 dxf 44 X? f!fL7 QVCI AJ My NANCY EVELYN ROGERS FRANCES ANN ROGERS RONALD WAYNE RUTHERFORD Confused love life pretty red hair Excellent things are rare truthful In Dry humor If pleasure interferes also beautiful blue eyes unsur a excels lh her studies charming wnh wgrk qun work one of the passed In personality takes llfe easy has very Ilttle spare time U mnghty watch that temper never rushes It lovely tmkllng never wastes any of lt ulc wut ggngroug gupply of freckles a darling laugh AL guy 1 if LL .a-sun vm-uv CAROLYN JOE SITT N lwes to laugh d talk hool as all rlght nt thmg better V to do as t cu hacr cut no stnngs attach .I N Seniors DANIEL A SENTELLE Life of the class death of the teachers wnll keep you nn stntches spends most of has tame on first floor an un affected personallty a real card a true guy NANCY JANE SHOOK She couldnt be nucer mmble with a needle happiness IS cheaper than worry shell keep you on puns and needles cute as a bug very domestuc HENRY SITTON Ready to help If worry as the only cause of death Ill lnve forever see ya at Harold s I dont know but I lake people especlolly gurls VY DOROTHY JEAN SMITH Steadfast always on the go conservative capable of serious thoughts a favante of all chatters constantly always wlllmg Mlschlevous smlle reveals dimples cute way of wrmlzlmg nose by the work one knows the worlrer sweet est thing that ever stepped unto a human heart totally rude In JACKIE DEAN THOMAS EVELYN ELAINE WARREN Famous for hls passes rarely serlous Woykg hard for the good avg, gr all thlngs come to those who wlll walt bqgkgybqll mal friendly pgmm W'P d'Cl bl' wlll 0 Y0n' af Evelyn does at nts done well Nd WUBOH? energetic marvelous capable ll. 1 1 'l JAMES ELLIOTT STROUP CAROLYNN ANPGE gumlilfkl Hunting hshmg carry hum away from Laughs frequently s or e er studles a crazy dialect devilish laugh care-free wo s with vlm energy unabounded smcere In and vlgor full of fun loves purpose well lnked by all shorthand? very pleasant personaluty 5 e n 1 n 1' s JEANNETTE TEAGUE Breathless way of tallung we never see Gee Gee alone Huddle Queen 'UN dlslllnes ferns wheels business o pleasure pleasure her business lets talk about State ELIZABETH NADINE TINSLEY Ruch un good works a leader among women friendliest of smlles sured takes llfe as lt comes con slderate ln every way very brllllant un mund and actions MARTHA BELLE WHEELER Wantmg for the mall to come m relugnon of her wasted no love on Bnology more than slun deep k of charm e e B i fat if QW 3 A JV Lil PL filer wp V kj -,L ' . 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J v ,AX-J' 5 v ' 3 Y , ,Iv 1 l If D Mi . 1 l xx y xx, .XX My U' BETTY ANN WHITMIRE JERRY WHITMIRE Appealing manner onglnal Modest agreeable srncere domestic ambmous very Interesting hqfd wg.-key qulgf humorous great personalny easy gomg congemal belueves an o good fume fund her nn lhe movles on Monday nlghf always Iendnng a helping hand a frue fnend has a good Ioolung car e s smart too Snnlnrs BETTY JEAN WILSON a and sweet mce fo meer happy go lucky sincere lalleable undersfandmg a mlnd of her own always hovmg fun never speaks out of turn VALERIE JOANNE WILSON Her smnle sparkles luke her name a merry heart the way io have a friend be one Ill do my share In every way falfhful good sport 1 fk.1 OBIE RICHARD WILLINGHAM JR Sleepy smlle likes to fish but the bug ones got away never do foday what you can pui olf flll lamorrow grocery stacker loves to chase his enemies If MARJORIE PHYLLIS WILSON ANNE LORETTA YARBROUGH If silence IS gold she s 24 karat Good naiured IIIIGQIIIOTIVQ mend I a over of rnanlund a symbol of play 'he game faar fight to wm goodness an unselfish personollty as merry as the day as long clever ln no virtue goes by sue :els a goal every way loves pretty cars fancy reaches li ree I-ffl? The Lnnq Bray Lme 'Y The longest walk will be the shortest one on graduation mght asked God for strength that I mught achleve was made weak that I mnght learn humbly to obey asked for health that I might do greater things was given lnflrmlty that I might better thmgs asked for rlches that I mlght be happy was glven poverty that I mught be wlse asked for power that I might have the pralse of men was glven weakness that I might feel th need of God asked for all thmgs that I might enloy life was glven llfe that I might enloy all thmgs I got nothing that I asked for but everything I had hoped for Almost despite myself my unspoken prayers were answered I am among all men most richly blessed Unknown f? ? I , , - - . , . , - A . M. M, ,W .., , I ' 44 s ff-We K lf 'gmc ,, . ,YJ .H-m.-5 I 'gmt . . I , , I , ' . . . I , ' ' , I . . . . I . - I I . I . I I ' , ' ' . . . I , ' ' , I ' , ' e . . . I . I . . . I I ' ' , ' ' ' . . . T ' I , . . -Four ,I .V O3 ZZ?- X' I I 1 , .Iuniur Ilffiners X. as Secretary and DOUGLAS PAGE as Treasurer In the fall of 1954 we a large group of mas placed freshmen arrnved on the hugh school scene We were all eager to belong and soon got In the full swung of thnngs From Latln class on third floor where we had recnted amo amas amat we rushed down to fnrst floor and algebra class where we struggled wuth problems nn whnch we solved for the value of Our own selection was chosen Popularity Queen Summer vacatnon was welcome and then we were sophomores Everyone felt rught at home and ummensely en layed hecklnng those sally luttle freshmen A sophomores the Popularity Queen contest was a repeat performance of our freshman year when sae tv our choice was elected We all walked through the halls spoutlng biology luke a talkmg en cyclopedla and then when those unlt tests came up our mmds went blank Summer vacation flew by and at last we were upperclassmen As football fans we cheered for our Blue Devuls untul we were hoarse Our very own Junior Play was the best one ever presented at ole B H S The Junlor Senior Banquet was declared a bug success by all who went Its hard to belneve that after eleven hard and happy years next year we will be almnghty Sen uors' Ak fX, sk As Junior Officers we have BOYCE LOWERY as President, MURLE CAPELL as Vice-President, BECKY GALLOWAY lIX.lI ' I . . 1 v ll ' ' .II S l l - wen -Six fx IDX 'P-9 HIRLEY AIKEN JIMMY ALLISON 4? CAROLYN ATWELL ' iv CONNIE BREWER JOHNNY MACK B OWN BARBARA CANTRELL 1-'Sf' BAKER TERRY ELEANOR BRYANT MURLE CAPELL Junlnrs JOIJNNY ALLISON Sli.:- -on 71' HARRY BALLARD FLORA MAE BROOKS Umfuf ov I A -1 RAYMOND BULLOCK 2 X JIMMY CANUP PEGGY ALLISON MALINDA BANGS BILLY BROWN fi I TOMMY BURGESS RALPH CRANE EVELYN ARNETTE 'C 43 LAURA ANN BINGHAM MVN wx FRA N K BROWN -11 BILL BURRELL LONA MAE DAVIS . f Q 1 ,J I R ' I v N 'B ' I H' I -an I 3 I , A X' .0 A , A N I T- f v P ' 5 ' ' f , R ff 3 ii 2. q 4x A f if f, , will . - V, . . Jun' ,Nl .LV A E 44, gxgw, ' 1 ' SIX!! In . x - :ff A? 'A' , I Y . K2 Q .v--: , 1 ,Q 'I f 5 X waz: ,Xl PM V 4 I , J A - h if 3 -A If 4 , A ' V L I T.i, 5 ,T V I A X N X 3 -,,, X A I '25' 'R E .af ' ,II 4 - , if ' , gg ,A 'af MIKE DUCKWORTH -1 PATRICIA GALLOWAY ANN HAMILTONX x HEATH JANE JONES llIllIll'S 4 1 16' MJ' L E EDWARDS EDITH ENGLISH QM .ani A ROBERT GALLOWAY GARY GARREN y. ul JAMES HAMILTON BENNY HARE wmv M HOLBERT ANNIE HOLDEN if Q BUDDY JULIAN BOBBY JOE JUSTUS 4? ANN ERWIN BEC KY GALLOWAY x 'flf Al IYVLUW6 ff' gem JUDY GOODWIN I NANCY HARRIS BRENDA JONES SARA JANE JUSTUS AMAR GRIMMITT 412' ALMA H EATH FREDA JONES SARA KELLAR BERNICE HENDERSON BETTY JO LYDA 'X L ROBERT McCRARY JIMMY' MORRIS WAHYN ELL LANCE JIMMY LYDAY JOHN McDARRlS :D -Z' f Q1-'Q JIIIIIIIIIS ,Q ...qi CHARLES LANDRETH FRANCES McBRlDE Lug.: Memo ALI1, Ac D LELAND MORRIS MARILYN NEAL 'L 4 LlL,V t XL 1 10' L M uw? NANCY .IA QM' 51647 f Lf 57,1 MKXVV 5 Q, BARBARA SUE LOTHERY BOYCE LOWERY AUZEL McMAHAN DELORES MCCRARY 25 EDNA FAYE McGAHA BARBARA MANLEY 8' fn?- ANNE NEWSOME LORETTA NICHOLSON 'D 43 DOUGLAS PAGE NE NORLANDER J B NORTON cARol.YN OWEN HELEN owEN ,Q-., Y faq 0 . A T X 'I ' at 5 A , ' f . A ,, ,T -I b jf W, ., 'MJ b i . 1,77 I wig P A ,L I L A i ,f A, '3 5 J in M A VU:-.L 1 vf 'L 1 X6 , ,L I' I ffl ,AL ' 2 fl. If if CX i L- ff , ff -5 an -'P L iff? Zei .,, , I m! K L K IW V Y X m E, . 'X TQ.:-, A X -1 ' ff F fa N 5 , , Y B A 'Z 'W L if N ,bf V, VN!! X .V J -,V L , Q2 J Sw - - F , FV V .4 Q A fcxf , 1 AMN M- -4 Q3 L ,J Y ' K ! X .4 E x A - , Q Jr ':'- 4 , ' L ,' ' 1 . - .4 . Jo x 'X A L 'Y V fr ,N yg- Aka, 1, I LE It ,Y U 'N Jftf I fri 57 J l L S , I bij? J - f ,5,C,lLw , A.fQl4-lik V K 3 . .' F' I -X ij, 1 LA za L , 'Vs A 'Si . x jd X i l , ' X v W xl 'Ak ' 'I . 3,1 1 I I . h , Q VL 43 ,, L ' Juniors gf A 3 ig GWEN PLCKLESIMER LARRY PICKELSIMER PATRICIA PRuuTT HELEN POWERS 5 I A- fig 0 ., L B MACK REESE VERA REESE JIMMY RHODES LOUISE RIGDON PATSY ROGERS MARILYN ROGERS MARGUERITE SCHULZE EVA SINIARD Ri fiwa N ' , f ON . f . A .,., , . Q - V ag - . 9 W Six I X 1 1, H ' f 3R53 ,V k,f '1 V W 2 Q ,, , -'44 HELEN SMITH ONALD SPROUSE VINCENT SUMMEY WLLEWIS SURRETTE . i ' Z., ,I W J- ' A ' ,L , V p I I IT. . A af.. , -2 I E Y .1 U f A -. -' X I' -Q ROBERT TAYLOR ROSEMARY THOMPSON PAT TLNSLEY VOLNEY TINSLEY ix 'Tc'-lm. J af' AUBREY RACKLEY f , M 9 - 6 If I M42 R aILL,RO'EifJR3L. R, NAP LYNNE SMATHERS JEAN SWANGUM 'P' ' i 1 W .L V BUD TUCKER W KN 'ner : 4 I amz VAUGHN CARE WHHNS J! CHARLES ANDERS ARTHUR BISHOP CALVIN BRYSON RUBY BALL CHARLES COMPTO frff DORIS WILLIAMS n 4 f I, .lunlnrs RED 5 WATSON JO ANNE WICKLIFFE KAY WILKINS NOT PICTURED DORIS EDWARDS KENNETH HENSLEY NORRIS LAWESK BILL LOWERY IRBYAN LOWERY DAVID McCA Y nlvir Ma 'IV I rcbb BILLY McKELVEY MARION PICKENS MELVIN SHIPMAN AUBURN TEAGUE EDWARD WATERS wma I gf A scene from the Junior Play, The Remarkable lncrdenl Af Carson Corners ' ' ' I7 1 fy, L' I LW T, ,fe . .3 J , it X Q V ,f JAC, :. J' Y 1 , I J, L, C., 9 Kkr. , 7, , ' L i. mmf, - ily ' In K 'k A T f , I I L' WJ ? MAL V I 47 ,Lf J Q 1 ,LL L , ff 4 5 ,v V . J Q7 , 1,5 ,L-2'1 Vzlwbvt .., f ,fr , f 'L A ' f 'V ' . fx .. r'f I I im- f 1. A C 'E ' K' L I WPA A ff I JIMZLI A 1 if O, V, ' ' ,JN In L ' M' ' ' .lf , NM , MEL f 1 1 CJ 5 R I T9 Snphnmnre Uffllzers L qiwww in Ng' u 'Nw .-nr' Mb All 1,6 GTWSI ggfv-Wcfljj -an fl Our Sophomore Class Officers are Presudent JERRY CABE Vlce Presldent TOMMY GARDNER Secretary Treasurer DeLAINE MITCHELL Those poor freshmen we were called I wonder If we were ever that? We ve felt luke we ve been here for years Its surprrsmg how fast you learn whnch class you should go nn after you ve gone nn the wrong one a few tumes In the latter part of our freshman year we had two boys on the Debating team who traveled to Boone We had three Dnstruct and two State wunners nn 4 H demonstrataons The first popularity kung of Brevard Hugh School was elected from the sophomore class We had a sophomore captam and twenty four members for our football team Two members were selected agaln to attend the State Farr an Ralengh We also have three sophomore boys n charge of audno visual equnpment We re hopmg to pass the fmal semester exams then Upperclassmen' g ty O Llfw UVM ah- WN -In 'Inf S BETTY ALLEN QI? fl LINDA BEDDINGFIELD RICHARD BARNETT uf X LAfL'00 if X. CASSINA BRACKEN HUGH BRADBURN LARRY BURNETTE JERRY CABE ,.,... au..- l BILL COX BILLY DAVIS Snphnmnres M P4 an RONNIE ALLENDER ALLISON CHARLES T? JIMMIE BRAMLETT if wp-V' JIMMY ASHWORTH CHARLOTTE BLYTHE A .L EULA MAE BRISSY E qw JEWELL AYERS 5' tu. L .I I PATSY noses FRED BRYSON ALL JUNE CABE ELLEN DILLS il! BENNY GALLOWAY BRENDA GALLOWAY RANDAL CLARK Q 1 JOE FARMER EULA MAE GADDY 3 TOMMY GARDNER PATRICIA GASPERSON I I . my Iv VII' W- X' Y, A 1 wi, g, Lf A I Y i 'AIA 4V I D sl A 'x . in N I VJ' Cf f A 1 A .X A '. 1 I 8 2 A I 'S AR A KN A X I 'A - I ..A'. If M s .4 52' . X' L C , ' I 4' ,QQ it ' , ' A Mk . P Ii A ' . A x 'R A III! 5 ' ,Q U , V V x LM If X it v f W -1!1.,' A K S 'X I ' I :YH .AII .QI I 3 :N I .L - I I iii 4 c H X gif I A I X If 2' O V vu- u v .- , fu - X E lt.. '16 3 , ,4 I A A I L A L 5 f A I ' U- . Q I '. Aa , ' If L , ' I ,. :M RJ W 1 A I I E' W A A X S.: 'gg-.W FREDA GILLESPIE wr' 'E' BRUCE GRAY Sw MARY L HAMILTON CARROLL HOLDEN DAVID HUGHEY NX 1.-41' Im? gi PEGGY GLAZENER 'TV' RUTH GRE sv' Snphnmures A-8 in AHARRY GOLDERER ROBERT GREEN 1,01 A-is-' JN JIMMY HAMILTON lOSCAR HARBIN E? L f sauce GOSNELL BILLY GRAVELY ,Q 'QA CALVIN GUFFY JAMES HALL JIQIMY HEATH CLAY HENDERSON du bdifb XJQXJ XXXL' S33 L-.bu LOIS HOLDEN XJOHN HOLLIFIELD SAN W 1 JUDY HUTCHINS PEGGY HUTCHINS 6 IW' J' PEGGY JACKSON 9 Wav- EDWARD HUDSON MARSHALL JOHNSON ,y M MARGARET KING RUTH KUYKENDALL MILDRED LEE GERALD LEOPARD 'Sv Q- DAVID LOBDELL T' THELMA MATHIS 'QS is SHIRLEY MOORE ft CECIL LOWERY 1 REX MERRILL LANA MORGAN 9- LOUISE McCRARY THALIA McCRARY AMN.. Ll! BLANCHE NICHOLSON SARAH NICHOLSON Snphnmnres EVON LYDAY ROBERTA MILLS X fxj 4-9 3 CHARLES MORRIS 'wr JOAN McGAHA Qiqv BARBARA OLIVER 1 h.. JIMMY MACKEY Q' DeLAINE MITCHELL is wg.-H RICHARD MORRIS BURNICE McJUNKIN 1. EDWARD MATHESON PHILLIP MOODY .rs- FLOYD McCALL ARLENE McLEAN ey. YW BENNY ORMAND DARLENE ORR so 'Q-Q r.. I 4 1 Yom: ossonme TEDDY oweN wmmzsu owen EVAUNA OWENS ff' TRUMAN PATTERSON BARBARA REEMS ELAINE ROGERS ,axm 'E' DORIS PIERSON G... xx CLIFTON REESE 'EN LILLIAN ROGERS I GLORIA SHOOK BILL SHUFORD 'tw ff' HELEN SITTON BILL SMITH Aix if Suphlnmfnres WN' x A - an VIRGINIA PRICE SARAH RAMSEY dw 23 'QF i 1 TOMMY REYNOLDS BARBARA RHODES QJOLENE RHODES '5 El-V 'Tl' ROBERT ROGERS LANGDON SEELY ANN SHEPHARD BPNN I-A JANE SINGLETARY f 'P GLADYS SINIARD WALTER SINIARD W If is wh ver F D M I I DONALD SPROUSE JERRY STRICKLAND A L svn ' -nf 'Q PHYLLIS SURRETTE BETHA LEE SUTTLES CHARLES TAYLOR EVELYN TAYLOR Q4 4' Aff izb If ' E fg E ,Y . ..A.,,-5 V ' S 0 Ms W M I K I fa K I B, ff uv' A 1- 1 A V- : f.,., ,A A :X ,V km fi f g I A I , V, T 5' fy -gg... f ' A A ch C X H ' I K K 7 L . I LE E 'gh 'df' fix I f- lg-. ' E! ,W 'B:. 5 if 23. R A ' I 2 4 ' I K I A I .lf 7 'WX :IJ A '11 l A A ' A I f e K I I -IVLI A ' ' Q 1- 'I if I R Il'.I..L 5 N Q if g J M I I ,- , I I V- .. V.: ls , 3 ' I 1.,:i I xA! am Y' QI ff IP!! -Q , ', A I J I ...,' ' ' I 3, ' u YI ' S- N ,r . I I MN ' if Q 3 Ag .1 ' .f JV VI ,M W I XV ,, KZ ,, M 4 J I M ' 4 , ,- wg- RONALD TEAGUE FRANK VAUGHN ETHEL WEBB A LOIS WHITMIRE 15 FRANK TINSLEY DONNA WALDROP ANN WELLS 3' BARBARA WILSON JOHNNY BENSON RICHARD BROCK HOMER CRANE Snphnmnres Sw- LETA ANN TI NSLEY MARTHA WALLIN BUDDY WEBB 'Unv- KENNETH WESTALL mv 1 moms wlLsoN cmnuss wc STE? J1- BENNY EDWARDS DONALD PRESSLEY ROY HOLDEN LARRY PRESSLEY MARSHALL MESSER CARROLL REESE ilfii 1614 GUS TUCKER EDNA WEBB ! JERRY WHITMIRE MARY ANN WRIGHT Page Thirty Sever rr. LN? - I V TV .2. cf -1 A . N -f ' . N A A A R L A Q' w , rw? .,g,:g -v2 - 4 QV! L M, A in LKB A , 4 h -D if-1 A 'BR ' A 1 Lf., v Y A 1 1 A k 1- 'S I f IX 4 Z 1 ' ' I L Q V. 4 .Q f M ff? 4 ,j 5 Y K I3 J 5' , XXI ,,,x,L. 2 14 , C ' 4 In fr, fy K I Nor Pscrunso -1' 3L:L,ZiQ.L'f A Freshmen fflcers Officers of the Freshmen Class are Presndent DEEDIE WILSON Vnce Presndent JONLYN TRUESDAIL Secretary Treasurer JOHN NEW On August 28 1956 we the freshman class start ed our four years at Brevard Hugh School At first everything was mixed up to us llttle freshmen We couldnt work the combmatlon of those old locks and teachers frowned at us when we sllpped Into class late We were even more confused by the teas mg of the upperclassmen especually the hugh and mvghty sensors After a month or so we settled Into the routine of hugh school llfe struggllng wuth those math problems and Englush themes not to mention conlugatlon of amo an l.atm We enloyed trying to pull our popularity queen through although she was defeated by a small mar gun A few weeks before the Monogram dance all the gurls started bemg especlally mce to all the boys who had won that coveted letter As our freshman year comes to an end we realnze that It passed all too quickly Next year we ll be dnfferent but we re look mg forward to bemg sophomores. We know all the 'cks of the trade when It comes to pesterlng those .anfused and mlschlevous llttle freshmen Page Tltxrty Engnt Elvus Pressley's new home us mslde a freshman's locker I luswswww-. Q L viii 4 A 'Q fi 1,5- ? Y 4 ' ' H , 'A X S t , 1 1 x A ..,. A jg: gj 9 , ll' js Q 2 ' , : ' - ' , 7 ' I ' I I I I I ' ' ll ' ll ll' . II , . . . . . H . I . ,, . . . . . I . . . I . I - I . . ' I ' I - ,Q vw, Helen Adam Jo Anne Austan 445 in-'- Mary Boggs larry Bradburn Austm Bunch Gary Coren s Doreen Alken Wllluam Aiken aff' S W-I Robert Ayers Judy Baker NP- Brenda Bostlc Phyllis Bowen 'Flex Anita Brennan 'Q If Bruce Burrell -Q lawns Curlee R ev- 1- . Sandra Bridges Mnchael Br Charlle Duckworth Pqm Dy Freshmen Ash Duane Allen Barbara Ballard Tommy Bowen 'tw ock Ronnle Byrd Dons Cagle Gene Ammons Kathleen Battaut gy qw Linda Boyd Jlmmy Brown We Harold Cogle John Ashe Bob Page Best -L Edwnn Bracken he Jumor Brown Brenda Case are 1' K yer Melvl Edvldfds Sandra Fqnnmg X 1 1 by Ash ewo rth Wiley Brngham ffl A Lynda Bracken sr' Shirley Bryson Vurgnma Cook 3 Uh YW Eleanor Ferrell X Q7 'Q 'xr X I 1 hdv x -fl! 'X M ., AVUMO Charles Fisher Wilma Fortune Elaine Galloway Margaret Gollowa fi, Y Q l , 4 A - A' :A f - 'I gf? 41- f 4 it ge J, 3 K ,LJ y .M 1 ' 1 ' ' ' .f . EL. vs Y I A , f to X 'ff .J- K - , 7' 'V it 'x 'N lint J A A at fl.' A R ' K 5 ' A ' 'B V. 31' it 5 5 ,M 1, ef 15' J- V , P ' K L I I will t , N N 'A , lg,-'7 :yy ' Cl my i ' E , , f ',, -9 K s ' B -' t Y ' 'ff' f ' ta, Q ' . if, 'J A WN? tt, A e lk it - l 2.-g,, A V . ,a:-- T . 'F Q ' if 4 I. ' X 5'-' I .. 2 wiv .Y 1 fe . A B t A if , f nnl , 5 ' B X 5 4 W A vii 4 B! 1 5: ' lf to - ' f ' o J , 'B fs. - M Y- ' fi U 4 I 1 JE ff - J R - . I ,V 9 . T B 1 ' I B A X Y Aix Phyllls Galloway 'UQ'? Shelby Grogan Q' Mlldred Hensley Bill Kimzey fs.- .la ke Lowery l f2.' N,,.Mv Russell McCall V7 '-:Ml l A Pat Garren as Q Shirley Hammlll es AAL Gail King . .. if? k Doris l.yda w Q. ' 7-0 L A .h Hazel McKelvey Carol Gloss an Tosh Hammerschlag I z K Ronme Holliday Peggy Lambert Carolyn Manley Q '-5 Larry McKelvin 71.9. 4. . . lb Weldon Merrill Ann Glazener Pqisy Gomgs Tony Harden Aix Jack Goodwnn Aluce Gordon Mary Hart Terry Hawkins 30bbY Hefllh Q A EQ Wayne Ruth Ellen Hunter Buddy Hutchms Douglas Irae Holllngsworth 41 X ,aww LQ 4 A' I Sara Lambert Joyce Landreih ax, Louise Mason Carl McCall -vm N Janice Medford Eugene Merrill Jw, o- Caiherine Ledbetier Jack Levy 4. I as f A Franklin McCall Juanila McCall -- -1' 1: , , ,. ,wg we - , 1 1 4 5 -x. r s A 1 ' Melvin Merrill Sharon Morrill ff 'iz' Judy Mims Johnny Monleith y ' C' Freshmen , All if K y ' 5 .uf X ' , ' ff A 3, gl A tl AA E W yt . U I y 1 ' ' , ' ' ' ' -' 'W' 'S' Y' g all e 1 gh 4' f M ff' M M y e5 -f 72 ' ey ., ,'y ,fr 4-el -ff , A X A f .. , - '- ! ' A ll -N M ll Q K -J 5 . s M 'A 'N A A Q ',.-- Qu' ,Q A A gc' me A A C if ' V 7, x gy x Q 4 f ,. 41 A ', at ' Ch l en ' ' l l -lx M . JW' . ly - ,Iii If ll P , is 'M by lm XS' fix? ' Ll C 1 I A l can .. ' 57 L. in at A Q: ig I ii- 'l 'Lim ' M V' ff 4 f eg-.X 2- 1 lf . I .1 2 ,K 4 ' ff ' f. gXf cz 1 Q Q X n f L L A X June Monlenh fr- Randall Nlcholson fl Peggy Owen w T nh Nlfa Pearce -s Ernest Riddle WKGW Freshmen JZ' IHA Harold MOYYIS Mary Morrow Ronme Myers Judy Neal John New as ALL Ll 4-'I O K ll Jane! Osborne Cecnlua Owen Dol Owen fl. Grady Owen Afkv -K Q... Sk, s leon Pure I-mu Page Nana Parker Pat Parker Brlly Paffon Stl.. LAL L L Charles Perluns Jean Pelerson Dennas Pressley Wulma Pressley Bully Ramer AJ Jane Riddle Frances Rogers Manha Sader Barbara Schmudt Tllba Schulfze 9 .Alb 5 L L I Barbara Seven Ella Mae Shnpman Movus Shlpman Frances Slmard Jenme Smnarcl Edward Smon Lf I lv r lonme Salton Gary Smnh Pat Smlfh Joel Stevenson Richard Newman Larry Owen William Paiion Wayne Reese Charloye S e e lon Smon f . if R A . y my U ll L I 5' my -l 1.1, sr ,,. :N YQ - W rr. A - rf- W 4 4 r R cl W R. l R W 1 N , ' ' 'M 4 . x , A . h ll wk 1 f 4 R' 1 1255 fgf N jf Q ' . f, A .4 ' l ,, I , - ' 4 91 h A 1- . P '. ,LLB ' ov .. , 'r L' , H. , A d w' A, ix V . l y O , it in.. i gf 1, tt' D I ,ml F. . of Q., ,. A 5 rg - I- .,., , V 'ff f 11 4 Q. A F I I of Pl fl ' l V I. TJ. yi . . . . . qgf R' A 'F y ly! ., X Ak V Q ' J .---r- W I V iv- 4, rw M , Wye 2. I y fm' ' .rr 2 A O ar 2 R . A 4 f' X, , I-lx, F ,R .. . V A Ur, Q my f S. Y S, Y I a l ,lv l X is 1 4 l lil 4, 4 R ' 4 L A ' ' ' le ll I J l r . 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K, Iv l l ' i if f k A W A .I 5. 4, 4 - M ,V ' 'x 1 ' ' 2 g 1 V ' 4 .n Fred Sumner Robert Townsend Fred West Jo Ann Whlt Page Forty Two gr- Jerry Suttles Barbara Talley M.. -.Q Allen Trntt Norman Trotter jp., MQ af Deedne Wnlson Ann Bagwell Peggy Bates Edna Crane Morrls Crowe Jean Galloway Zandra Glllesple Frances Gravely Mary Heath Jerry Holden ener louise Whltmnre Joe Wnght Char Frpshmen My Wo Bud Talley ffl Jonlyn Truesdall -ot, Shirley Whltmlre Robert Taylor tix iw' Audrey Tucker HQ' Vernon Whutmlre LL NOT PICTURED Vurgnma Holden Jerry James Jimmy Kellar Jean lance Bully Leatherwood Lena McGuire Patsy Meece Howard Owen Corme Owenby Mary Tunsley Thomas Veazey 3 Bertha Wnlllams lene York Donald Zachary Herman Powers Phyllls Rogers Marlorle Rose Pat Simpson Nettle Sutton Daniel Smathers Mary lou Stanley Jerlene Whltmlre Norma Whntmnre PY Lmda Townsend Carlene Watson Jerry Willingham . gli VJ , WW Q . C A gy ' Q lf 'Z ..,:A 'F' R 'Q I J' , '- X V H, M life ti .. X 4 ' Q pl Q, 5 rm V ' A . A A ,A Q . TK gf Q. , in sr 6 X1 kggg :Q t.f,t, Q 2 i k :.:., , dk 4 R, K ,.5 qv,-Q. Q I .,.,,. My ..,, g f , N fag A so 4 5 - ,t,V if J Drk as Q . ff. 1 F of 4 g so '-.igfgfz ,W vs rig gg ..., V q wr' .. T a ln F we , 'ff or ,rg Q F , F if Q i F' ., 5-' KL . 5 vi' ' ffl' J T ' K SX 5 ' 5 lll' M J as S fi Y T f L ' v Y uf- 2 5 if Q g J inf' D u ,r 4? N70 .f f , 9 -.-3 Y av : , 4 4 I . K 5 6 -.., .5 Ms- ' , .1 1 f S If vi A - 'D 'r W N H 9 All n 7 MTD' I hw' as ,, Wbw . Q Q Nui Q X J' J' 0 x J. B. H. S. Blue Devils We're prouder fhan ever of our Blue Devils fhis year. The spirit and pep of fhe feam, sfudenfs, and specfafors made fhe T956 Blue Devil squad fhe besf in fhe hisfory of B. H. S. The sporfsman- ship and feam work of fhis squad affribufed fo fhis highly success- ful season. Wifhouf fhe skillful guidance of fhe coaches, Brad- burn, head coach, Milner, head line coach, Powell, assisfanf line coach, and McLeod, assisfanf backfield coach, fhis would nof have been possible. Fighfing uphill all fhe way, our boys won seven games and losf three. This was a very good record faking info considerafion fhaf mosf of fhe boys were lower classmen. Although fhe feam's probafion caused fheir suspension from fhe conference, our boys spirif was undaunfed. Our season was highlighfed by several evenfs. For fhe firsf lime in the hisfory of B. H. S., we won af Waynesville. The vicfory 'sims A 5' ,s . 6 C ' sr i? .i' A 7 ' , ' ' if - 3' eff T ' sv- - f , if 1' ref , 4 ,,'sZULTl'ii.ff A N' F 2 'Q vb, ,Q Q L. D '-18' I Q' g if . , S... 7 is 4 .T Efffrzgxlii '73, . i A Sai Victorious With Few Losses was costly though, Larry Piclclesimer, our star quarterback, broke his arm and was out for the remainder of the season. Tom Cabe and Robert Cauble were our representatives to the All-Star Senior Bowl. This team played the All-Stars of Buncombe County in Ashe- ville at the end of the football season. Top scorers this year were: Charles Winchester, Phil Moody, Cecil Lowery, Wayne Babb, Larry Piclclesimer, and Jimmy Rhodes. Two major injuries hampered the Blue Devils to some extentp A promising fullback and a great defensive player fAUburn Teague, broke his leg just after football practice begin. Larr ' Picklesimer broke his arm at the Waynesville game after the team through most of the year. With no quarterback, the team ran from the single wing formation for the last two games. We had a great team and a great season. Again we boast- fully repeat, we're prouder than ever of our Blue Devils. X Hey, man, who's got the ball? Hey, you, get out of my way. BREVARD 34 BLUE RIDGE 7 ln the first period Cecil Lowery scored on a short run. Later Pickelsimer plunged over for another T. D. from the 2-yard stripe. ln the second quarter Win- chester ran 36 yards for a third T. D. During the sec- ond half, Cecil Lowery scored on a fumble by Blue Ridge. Moody scored Brevard's final T. D. Babb converted all extra points. BREVARD 56 REYNOLDS 0 Pickelsimer handed off to Cecil Lowery who scootec 55 yards for the first T. D. Winchester scored the second and third touchdowns. ln the last of the sec- ond quarter, Thomas went over for another T. D. ln the third quarter Cecil Lowery raced 90 yards for a score. Moody plunged over from the T-yard line to score. Babb and Pickelsimer also made T. D's. Babb highlighted the game by kicking 8 straight extra points. BREVARD 21 HENDERSONVILLE 33 This was a hard fought game. Brevard's touchdowns were scored by Jerry Cabe C35 yard runj, Rhodes Q25 yard runi, and Cauble C177 yard runi, each tak- ing advantage of the fumbles made by Henderson- ville. Our team had many bad breaks, one of which was the loss of key man, Cecil Lowery. An unpleasant outcome of the game was Brevard's being placed on probation. Our only comment is Watch out Hender- sonville! Next year Brevard is going to win. BREVARD 6 CANTON 19 ln the opening quarter Cecil Lowery gathered in a punt on the 'IO yard line and raced the entire length of the tield touchdown scored against the Champion Black Bears this season. Brevard gave Canton stiff competition throughout the game. BREVARD T3 ASHEVILLE SCHOOL 0 Cecil Lowery, Pickelsimer, and Winchester spear- headed the Blue Devil's attack. Winchester made the tirst T. D. and the try for the extra point failed. Mid- way ot the second period, Pickelsimer passed 37 yards to Cauble for the second T. D. The try for the extra point foiled. Rhodes ran 45 yards for a T. D., but o holding penalty was called, nullitying the score BREVARD 28 CHRIST SCHOOL T9 Winchester ran 45 yards for the first Blue Devil T. D. Babb kicked that important extra point. In the second quarter Winchester ran 69 yards, but he was stopped at the l-yard line. Cecil Lowery plunged over from the 6th after a 5-yard penalty. Lowery raced 51 yards in the third quarter for a T. D., and in the fourth quarter Tom Cabe ended the scoring by trav- eling 6O yards after intercepting a pass. The Greenies scored once in the second quarter and twice in the last. BREVARD Al BETHEL O Early in the first quarter Rhodes carried the ball 35 yards for the First Blue's T. D. Pickelsimer plunged from the 2-yard line to score again. Moody and Halbert each contributed two touchdowns for the Blues. Babb kicked five extra points making the final score 41 to O. BREVARD 22 WAYNESVILLE 7 We beat Waynesville for the first time in the his- tory of B. H. S. Rhodes received Pickelsimer's pass from our 33-yard line for the first T. D. After Cabe blocked Waynesville's punt, Waynesville recovered in the end zone, giving us a 2-point safety. Another pass by Pickelsimer to Moody gave us our -econd score. Winchester raced 59 yards for the third T. D. Waynesville's only score was in the fourth quarter. BREVARD 7 ENKA O ln the first quarter of the game, Winchester made the only T. D. of the game. Babb racked up the extra point. There were several blocked kicks during the game. ln the last quarter Enka threatened on the 20 yard line only ll for a first down. Farmer was Enka's outstanding player. BREVARD 7 OWEN 21 Thomas faked a punt and ran to our l7 yard line. On the next play Rhodes received a lump pass and lateraled to Cauble on the eights. Cauble ran the remaining distance to go over for Brevardls only T. D. With only thirty seconds remaining, Babb kick- ed the extra point, but regretfully Brevard lost it's last game. There was a pile-up in the line at Asheville School. Mud and blood brought Us victory at Waynesville. E ,E A ss.-.s.---,.,Mh its 4f'3'?? . -'ff-c., ..,,, . ,,., I M ,.1.ivn'f:,, -fl 4 1 1' ' x9.1 ' 9 . Okey, boys, get out there and fight Jayvee Fnnlhall Teanl .......--..,., X We the future Blue Devrl football team gamed valuable experience thrs past season as .I Vs Under Coach McLeods guidance we learned the basrc fundamentals of foot ball The most drffrcult part of this trarnmg was having the guts to stick with nt We had fun and had a good season Here s hopmg we can strll remember the plays next year Uur Able Coaches WNW 'Hit 'n Lf ' l We are very fortunate rn having one of the best coaching staffs rn the state This very effrcrent staff headed by Coach C W Bradburn Includes Coaches Brll Mrlner George Powell and Don McLeod They guided our team to be one of the best rn Western North Carolma We were very sorry to lose Coach Powell at the end of the first semester He reported to Uncle Sams Arr Force commrssroned as a second lieutenant I .I I ' I ' - I . . . . . I . H . . . H , . . W ' Q . V M g y xg as Q P f 1 , Y . A , gait? f 55 I ,M 1 M. , ht :X 3 I at i ' f .jg ,K 'ZW . C Rf Y 1 , ll My I my we , N , A ,, 3 Bette Vaughn fa -Q t. - . sv' t' ' 1-at it M .W ,iw Wav A :X 'T' Zfidvl Pat Galloway l, ,V ,.., . ,, B nf.. ' -r .,,5q,, ,A 'ips imp. ' g 'fYj3..,u.if ul' ij Q s 9, 'i 14 'sf . ' . '- wg V . ff' 'fr . - 1 5 Donna Bryson Nancy Harris Sylvia Robinson Becky Harris 1 1 ' 'L A f Q if cfl u 'E off? ' J' Zgjfheerl ailers A '-ff 4 vp' i LL L1 lv. kia!! te ,B S Q Shirley Aiken -V , Thalici McCrary Brenda Galloway 'lui 'V i fc vm M, fe Jerry Strickland We are the ever-lasting spirit of B.H.S. We struggle to keep up the pep among the students at all games. We are always there rain or shine. We try to boost the team on to victory and console them when we lose. We Cheerleaders go through a rigid training schedule beginning in August. We know all the songs, cheers, and spontaneous yells that put a spark of life into our teams. You might say we're the loud-mouths of Brevard High School, but who could do without us? Harold Morris Brevard Mauls Bosman Don't foul on purpose, come on boys get the fast break going, go into man-to- man defense, offensive split the post. These are the familiar words heard from the bas- kefball court during practice. The boys practice every day for two and a half hours after the girls' and the J.V.'s practice. They have to supply their own transportation to the games. Every year they travel to two tournaments, one the Blue Ridge Conference, which is usually played at Enka, and the Western Carolina AA Conference usually held at the newest gym in Western North Carolina. The success ot the boy's basketball team is attributed to the perseverance and skill of Coach McLeod. Page Fifty Ks Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard For The Second Season Schedule BOYS Brevard ..... 40 .....42 Brevard ..... 36 Brevard ..... 49 .....39 Brevard ..... 43 .....46 .....65 .....46 .....44 .....56 .....63 .....47 .....49 .....6T BASKETBALL Mills River .. Etowah .... Waynesville .. Flat Rock ..... Hendersonville Asheville School Mills River . .. Bethel .... Canton . . . Etowah . . . Rosman .... Flat Rock .. Bethel .... Canton ...... Asheville School ' Buys' J. V. The boys coached by Don McLeod learned the plays that the Varsity used They followed to the best of their ability the position in which they were supposed to play They were inexperienced, but by playing other teams they built up their power to shoot and handle the ball well. Most of them will be eligible for the Varsity team. 42 B B. H. S. Devilettes Received Pass and break, dodge around, block for each other, watch for two players, run to meet your pass, why couldn't I get a blue uniform? These are familiar sounds to the girls on the basketball team. The girls practice two hours every day, doing angle shots, running through plays, scrimmaging, taking laps and shooting foul shots. They drag their weary bones home, only to come back the next day, full of vim, vigor, and vitality to do the same thing all over again. The basketball court helps to build character, co-ordination, personality and sports- manship. lt is fun and hard work to be a member of the team and all the members are proud to have the fighting spirit to go out and play hard games, win or lose. The success of the girl's basketball team was attributed to the hard and patient work of Mrs.-iAndrews. s age Fifty-Two Brevard. Invitation To Blue Ridge Conference Brevard .... Brevard. . .. Brevard ,... Brevard .... Brevard .... Brevard .... Brevard .... Brevard ..,. Brevard .... Brevard .... Brevard .,.. Brevard .... Schedule 21 Mills River , 29 Etowah ..,. 28 Waynesville .. 24 Flat Rock .... 33 Hendersonville 28 Bethel ....,. AO Canton .. 39 Etowah ..,, 411 Rosrnan . . 60 Flat Rock 37 Bethel . .. 33 Canton ..... 56 Warren Wilson . f g, ,I- Q be o . gfx Girls' J. V. They are the players to be. They practice with the Varsity each day in order to build the right co-orclination and ability. The girls do not have many games tor there are few J. V. teams. They have played Etowah twice and were defeated in spite of their fighting spirit. f WAT N QS ENG '20 X' PITCHER SHORT STOP SECOND BASE if , 6 Q ,f-' xg! ug ik? .1 ,LS Quad H GE . S Ns 01,931 I, -FIELD nil '77, Q EV 70 Sf! f 600 I , byokljlssh 'T' Brevard High's par busters are we A fair season with seven matches we defeated the Brevard College 3 out of 6 but dropped two to Tryon With Coach Bradburns patient guidance each team member bettered his game The golf team led by Coach during the summer tied for first place in the Golf League at the Brevard Country Club A better season is hoped for next year Brevard High's track team made an excellent showing this past year. Included in their many activities, a trip to the track meet in Ashe- ville proved the most out- standing. Of their many ac- complishments, one was a temporary world's record in the lOO yard dash by John Charles Brewer. We still be- lieve 9.1 in 85 yards is pretty good. X 1' ,W s.. X. ? 'NI Thuspian Eluh OFFICERS President LORRAINE EMORY Vice president 1' xA We are the refugees of the class and the Little Theatre plays who have excelled in dramatics. From two invita- tions each year the new members are taken into our national organization. This year we have successfully Beta We Beta club members are the students who have made an A average on the last semester's grade. We are the brains C?I of Brevard High. This year five of our members went to the district convention at Mars Hill College. They brought back some new ideas. One .X films. , GAIL BONNELL Secretary ROBERT LAWRENCE Treasurer K 5. . MARY ALLYN REYNOLDS A Scribe 2 MRS. RAY WINCHESTER Advisor presented a one-act play and Mrs. Winchester was the sole reason. We hope to present more plays in the coming years. Eluh of these was the air raids suffered by the new mem- bers that were initiated in November. For the first time in the history of our Beta club we ran a member for state office. These are only a few of the many inter- esting things we Betas have enjoyed together this year. OFFICERS SYBIL GREGORY President Vice President RUTH SOUTH ER Recording Secretary JACKIE RICHARDS AGNES HAMILTON Treasurer MARTHA BELLE WHEELER CHARLOTTE HUDSON Corresponding Secretary MR. BENJAMIN FISHBURNI Advisor Student Enuneil No running in the halls! That's us speaking to some unfortun- ate person who forgets a rule. We enforce the laws made by the school. We supervise clean-up in the halls and rooms, help new students find their way from room to room, and work locker com- binations for the first time. We try to keep the law and order in our school. OFFICERS President .............. Boots Davis Vice president ........ Boyce Lowery Secretary-Treasurer .... Nancy Shook Advisors ...... Mr. Marshall Teague Mrs. Harry Clarke Debate Teanl Advisor Mrs Harry Clarke The Debate team is selected to participate in intermural debates. We always try to out talk the other team and we usually succeed. Our goal is U. N. C. or the state finals. Our team is made up of four memb rs and two alternates. The members are Charles Taylor, Floyd McCall, John Allison and Martha Galle M Call The al ternates are Bud Talley and Melvin Merrill. 'Y jx . z, Future Farmers nf Amerllza 1 ff L? ,.... L., FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA To begun a successful year we entered ten calves nn the Western North Carolina Stock Show and won a thousand dollars At least ten of our boys were ellgnble for the One Hundred Bushel Corn Club We entered contests In the ludgmg of tools contestants In the publlc spealung contest took an active part In the commumty de velopment program and sold coffee and hot chocolate at football games Delegates attended the state F F A conventnon The 1nnuaI festnvutnes are the Father and Son Banquet and the pucnnc with the F H A s Future Hnmemakers KJ President Jerry WTHFIS1 Vice president Boots Davls Secretary Jnm Stroup Treasurer Tommy Orr Advisor Mrs Randal Lyday nf I-hnerlca FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This year we worked on parlnamentary procedure and helped the sensors In their fund rauslng for thenr trap to Washlngton Each year we attend the tru county and dlstrvct rallues Thus year the Brevard chapter was represented at the tru county rally by one of our members who acted as presudent of the rally Page Snxty OFFICERS President Elame Frady Vice president Margie Nnlson Secretary Ellen Jean Dllls Treasurer Sarah Ramsey Advlsor Mrs Glenn Burrell X. 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U .f an My Ali I 1 'Et' Q sf, r :if or ' 're I I ' ' ' - . . ..... . - . . . . . . . . girl . fl ' l I Future Teachers nf America 4 H CLUB The 4 H Club IS the worlds largest rural youth organlzatlon Our school club meets once a month We have programs on home maknng tarmung personal Improvement and communuty relatnons Each member uses Has Head Heart Hands and Health as he plans works and plays In the 4 H club work Our htah school club has a member IH North Carolina 4H Honor Club two members who were state wlnners nn soul and water conservatlon demonstration eight members attended state 4 H club week un Raleigh one delegate to Electruc Congress In Wmston Salem two delegates to State Farr several western dlstrlct wlnners OFFICERS President Sara Kellar Vice president Barbara Lyda Secretary Treasurer Barbara Cantrell Reporter Linda Tinsley Advisors Miss Anne B Priest home agent Mr Bull Garmon as sustant farm agent FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Thus year we hope was successful Our monthly meetnngs were nnterestung and untormatnve We dnscussecl the moral characterlstucs and responstbnlmes of a teacher and worked on our yearly prolect Guest speakers were alwavs welcome and contrnbuted much to our meetnngs OFFICERS President Donnie Peterson Vice president Gall Gaither Secretary Carolyn Baynard Treasurer Bette Kung Advrsors Mass Martha Boswell Mrs James Sledge Broadcaster Z' 'TSS' MRS ROBERT T KIMZEY FLOSSIE GAINES Advlsor MARY ALLYN REYNOLDS Co editor Co edrtor B H S Broadcaster Takes H 1 Where's the article I wrote? Hey' I have a great Idea for next month's Broadcaster As the danly paper brmgs the news of the whole world to our doors each mormng, we bring the news of Brevard Hugh School to the students each month The latest events of the school appear rn prrnt and prcture Lf in ,JC 4, ,J :ll ' 'N v - ' D e mt A t W , l 4-. 1 fr GRN Q A3 Brnadlzasler Staff We are the editors, reporters, and writers of to- morrow's leading newspapers-ladies and gentlemen of the press. Each of us strive every month to produce a better Broadcaster. Working and thinking together- we're on the march toward originality and new ideas. We are the nucleus of the Journalism Club, leading next year's staff. We constantly gain in experience and knowledge, realizing that we must plan ahead. Those meetings in Mrs. Kimzey's room give us confi- dence and inspiration to bring out the best that is in us. We share our opinions as we share our accom- plishments. And our efforts are fully rewarded. Yes, we do win and receive honors, but our greatest de- light can be found in the approving eyes of the stu- dents of Brevard High School. Second Prize In District Finals K gs--A.-4 lg Q.- 2 Plans, plans, plans, copy, copy, copy, how will we ever make this fit in that little space? Bring that yardstick! These are familiar phrases to the Broad- caster editors as they work on the dummy. .Inurnalism liluh Waiting our turn as big wheels. The Journalism Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Kimzey, is pre- paring newsmen for future Broadcasters. We 'earn the steps in writing articles and being a good reporter, with a glimpse of someday becoming an editor. B. H. S. Band Captures Top Hon One of the most important organizations of any school is, of course its bandg and we think vve have one of the best. All you guys must have two left feet. This rank looks like a dog's hind leg. You could run a Mack truck through those files. These are the words you hear as you watch the band toiling and sweating on the football field trying to put together field shows for the football season. You all please get quiet while we warm up. You clarinets sound like a flock of chickens. Junior, where's my stand? This is typical rehearsal language. How they gripe about those afternoon rehearsals. But their concerts show that they have not rehearsed in vain. During the winter the band travels to other towns giving exchange concerts. And, of course, everyone knows they placed high in district competition. At the All-State Band Clinic this year at Cullowhee twenty-three of our band people attended and nine had solo chairs, What other Band can top this record? Brevard Hiqh Schunl Hand ors At District Contest Captain-CHARLES HIMES Junior Captain-JIMMY LYDAY Student Director-GAIL BONNELL Girl Counselor-WILMA METCALF Director-MR. JOHN EVERSMAN Assistant Director-MR. CHARLES GLASS The Bcind, in full dress, sports the Blue ond White of Brevard High School With flying colors the bond mcirches on the field to present ca half-time show. A state of utter confusion. Where's my hot? Why con't we tcilce our-uniforms off? .1 . 'EE' Poge Sixty-Five MRS. JACK TRANTHAM Adviso. CHARLES l'llMES RUTH SOUTHER Co-editor Co-editor Brnvardier Staff As we, the staff of the 1957 Brevardier, leaf through this annual, many scenes flash through our minds. We remember the hours of hard, yet satisfying work that lies behind the scenes ofthe pictures and the words of this copy. Fondly we remember our co-editors, their heads of the photography staff, especially the editor, breathless and in a rush to get the rest of those club pictures taken, flashes into our mind. Other pictures follow this quick succession. The excitement felt at our first glimpse of the art staff's work, the experiences of the advertising staff as they outdid themselves selling ads and at the end of the year turned bill collectors, the hours the literary staff spent picking their brains for suitable lay-outs and song phrases for the superlatives and writing club and class copy, the time the circulation staff had getting all the students to remember their annual payments. Then there was that good feeling when the last dead-line was met and the annual was in the mail. Yes, we the 1957 Brevardier staff, hope you, the student body of Brevard High, get as much pleasure and satisfaction from having this annual as we have from making it for you. CIRCULATION Agnes Hamilton Barbara Lyda Co-Editors Jo Ann Newsome Judy Goodwin Martha Louise McCall ADVERTISING Martha Gaile McCall Editor Doug Page Gwen Picl-clesimer Patsy Rogers Betty Jo Lyda Robert McCrary Sarah Kellar A SPORTS Obie Willingham Editor ART Bette Vaughn Ronnie Kellar Co-Editors PHOTOGRAPHY Evelyn Warren Editor Malinda Bangs Nancy Jane Norlander fi ii ,LITERARY Jackie Richards Gail Bonnell Co-Editors Becky Galloway Lynne Smathers Murle Capell Terry Brittain Ann Hamilton Pat Pruitt li 5,5 N Hey Eluh OFFICE STAFF We try to be courteous and dep ndable an our work and strlve to do our best for the teachers Mr Knmzey and Mrs Cudd We re usually delnvernng absence slaps to teachers runnlng errands to the post otfuce or bank or IH the halls getting students to go to the offuce We ate always alert and ready to work Page Snxty Exght Ufflce Staff KEY CLUB The Key Club has been a very active or gamzatlon thus year They have had many prolects which nnclude helpmg to make payments on the popcorn machune rausxng and lowerung the flag and selling drunks at the home basketball games Thus year dur Ing the month of March they are plannung to send sux or seven boys to the State Key Club Conventuon rn Charlotte OFFICERS President CHARLES HIMES Vice President RONNIE HUNNICUTT Secretary FLOYD MCCALL Vx Treasurer ffIff:fff'cHARLEs TAYLOR . - . ' ' s y T . . F. flu . 'X Library Club ix , . ,H -41 Liss OFFICERS President ........ Barbara Reems Vice-president .... Terry Hawkins Secretary ......... Lana Morgan Treasurer .......... Vallaree Orr Advisor .... Mrs. Glenn Galloway Books, books, and more books. We work in the library, checking books in, checking them out, stamping and filing them. We take and check permits, and usually hear the same complaint- Why, I got here two minutes before I lett study hall! We answer questions and give directions, always trying to keep our library in complete order. We have fun, too, with our meetings together, our annual con- vention, and picnic at the end ct the year. We have a Iot ot fun studying Roman history and culture along with Latin. Our main activities this year were visiting the Biltmore House, presenting a chapel program and enioying our big annual picnic. The honor students in Latin are invited to ioin the Helicon Club. OFFICERS President ........ Martha Wallin Vice-president ...... Terry Brittain iSecretary-treasurer . . Jimmy Lyday Advisor ...... Miss Martha Boswell Senlnr Square Hanna 5.!'?.l..' 2'.!E'i E. ..k,1'5.3g We are the cool cats who go through the square dance routune OFFICERS President ...... Vice-presidenf . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Advisor .... Mr Jimmy Rhodes ...... Bill Lowery Nancy Harris Bette Vaughn . Marshall Teague OFFICERS President Joe Farmer Vice president Donna Waldrop Secretary Jane Singletary Treasurer Judy Hutchins Advisor Mrs. James Sledge Bnnster llluh We are the loud-mouths of the school. At all the ball games we can be heard boosting our team and lifting the school spirit with the yells the cheerleaders taught us. We busily and enthusiastically raise money for the Sweetheart Ball in Feb- ruary. Try-outs are held in the spring to choose new cheerleaders. Mnnnqram lfluh On the gridiron, hardwood, diamond, track and tee, you will find us. We are the ones who have earned our letter in some sport. We try to show good sportsmanship in our games and to work hard to keep the spirit ot B.H.S. up. The activities of our club include the Monogram dance, the football prcgrams, the seniors getting their keys, and ini'iavion with the rolling of peanuts with the m.se, the belt line and the swallowing of a raw oyster. Safely Patrol 'NVQ We are Brevard High s safest drivers delivering the boys and girls safely to school and home again. We are late to bed and early to 'se. Wheres my substitute? You can always find us making a report checking the gas tires and oil. Page Seventy-Two Bus Ilrlvers risk our lives standing m the middle of the street in rain or shin to dl rect the students across t street Hot rods with u ted mufflers whuzzung by miss us by Inches -I- ...P :gm 73 A 21 fz. . Wgl'QC5':'4fmg - x-Wm MH Wynn- , nw ,m.v.34ff 755 ? R v -ffm-W R sw - f JM My 'Wm ' P Wir ' N X f fx ,i ,?' 43 2' ffl, -Q' i Y. C Nw 'iv 2 'Y 4 -.ff 'T :R , 1 iv ,M Y Q 1' I H, , ,, , - Q , Q ' L , . J ,1 XA . -Q. - ' . , ,fr .sf ,s , , , - ,,, ff O, fp . Q cf' I- It Q , hy , u l , Lf. . 1. . f 4, Q5 ', 0 . ws nf, as --1', ff , - PERSONALHY PLUS ' i ig? ' ' Ruth Souther X Ed Garrett V, We belong fo cr mufual cdmirciion sociefyf' You gof io have heari, miles and miles and miles of l1ecrf. rl, xi! Many Successful Dances BEST ALL AROUND fi Q Flossie Gaines Ronnie Hunnicutt ey fold us once or fwice lo quit playing cards and shoofing dice. We're in the Jail 1 House Now. Held During The Year , x MOST DEPENDABLE Agnes Hamilton Charles Himes You were cuie as you could be sfanding looking back af me. BEST LOOKING Donnc Bryson Buddy Kilpatrick 'PU 'N 'kiwfkf 'vw X41 V W JXSY ' Q Lifim N Xg Hg w,'. i1r 'fi' R fix , -. 1 SHN' . sQ w f ' 3f7 x lk fx! Fx , , iff ' B 4, fo , f' y SHO . Q V f' u 4' 'ffzy , H H ' 4 1 1 L I P , i f 92 Al. Amk2AJf- V., x ,- f 7, I Qfif ff-.anal w.1-if P 24 , Bertie Lou Hutchins I ilfvgn mu H55 WITTIEST Robert Moody X ., L. She pops the boogie woogie rag, the Chattanooga Shoe Shine Carl eceive Large Scholarships The Old Gray Mare, she ain't what she used to be. fl -f 4-5. 'WO 513i x x P-'ix f c bidi 4, My . P4-fi ,Lie x Q55 QM, 'LQ MOST ORIGINAL Patty Bryant Wayne Babb MOST DRAMATIC Gail Bonnell Robert Lawrence Anything you can do I can do befferf' Now is fhe hour when we musf say good-bye. Seniors Storm Washington MOST TALENTED Mory Allyn Reynolds Ronnie Kellor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jackie Richards Charles Davis You load sixfeen fons and wha! do you gef, anofher day older and deeper in debt To Wind Up Successful Year MOST INTELLECTUAL Lois Gibbs Tommy Jones M-i-c-k-e-y M-o-u-s-e, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck forever lef us hold his banner high. Hnmecnmlnq .Ax Flo x-KW' Ss ww SON ,E GAWE5 6051 462 sz x-N252 JEANNETTE TEAGUE A same XN SYLVIA Rosnvsofv XLL, fm 5 A L ON Jo DONNA gms AN CLARKE Mnnnqram Dance Is Hiq Success vi 'sl The most festive event ot the year was begun by a par- ade honoring the Huddle Queen and her attendants. Promptly at seven-thirty the Queen and her attendants pro- ceeded onto the field amidst a burst of cheers. At halt- time Jeannette Teague was announced as Huddle Queen, and she was crowned by Mr. Eddie Varner. ln all her glory 14' she reigned over the remainder ot the game. The occasion K K was climaxed by the annual Monogram Dance, honoring J ' the queen and her attendants. , - 1 K Left to right Ruth Souther and escort Ob e Willingham Joan Clarke and escort Robert McCrary Donna Bryson and escort Auburn Teague queen Jeannette Teague and escort Buddy Julian Flossie Gaines and escort Robert Lawrence Sylvia Robinson and escortfNo Martha Belle Wheeler and escort Boots Davis gg-' l H Jw Q , . it .J The dance A night that will never be forgotten Page Eighty One - H, f - , t 5 ,Q ici ' ,. r 2 , J ' fy -W Q my . ., . L, , , 4 , 5 A . 6 . x 'G' .- M in 7 ' R 4 . I ' A QI K 5.4 if, , ' - ' U- . Q . y A ,xr A ff s jg , .54 6 f I - ,, IAQ The Fairesf of the Fair WLM .momma rgwn AI! MISS MARY ALLYN MISS CAROLYN REYNOLDS BAYNARD germ? Qxlflenaklnli 1' LAL Miss K WIMINQYY I1 J' Lf 3 w MIS' BETTE VALJGHN MISS GLC RIA SHOCK MISS UNA PAGE H4 I-fy . This year, Tom Cabe, an out- standing senior athlete, was the recipient of two trophies-the Lance Trophy and the Rotary Trophy. These trophies are given to the most valuable players on the foot- ball team for the past year. Chosen by a penny- a-vote campaign by the students of B. H. S. as Popularity Queen and King were Bette King and Hugh Bradburn. A lot of time was put into this proiect. From each class several can- didates were selected by the students to run for two weeks. At the end of the two week Lois Gibbs a student with out standing academic ability and wonderful disposition was chosen as the D A R good citizen for this year SANFTA IV N It as . ' K Q ' . 4 , X ii lf Hall uf Fame Boots Davis, chosen as S C Pres ident, was our representative at e Boy's State Convention held at Chapel Hill in the summer week. Charles Davis, Charles Himes, and Tommy Jones, due to their high scholastic records during their four years of high school are the honor students of the graduating class of 1957. h 1 H1 it 4? period, a voting was held in chapel the sults determining the final contestants At the end of he final voting period the chosen king and queen were kept secret until their names were a-1 nounced t the ball g a m e the following SUSAN NORWOOD AIKEN Square Dance 1 2 3 Thesplan Socuety 3 4 Band 1 Annual Sta 34 Glee Club 123 Jumor Play Cast 3 Dromatncs 1 2 Spanush 3 Secretary 4 H DOROTHY ANNE ALLISON FHA 12 4 DOROTHY JEAN ASHWORTH 4H 1 2 Booster 34 FTA 4 Square Dance 4 RONALD WAYNE BABB Baseball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Mono gram 1234 Audubon 3 Latm Club 12 Square Dance 34 Jr Sr Program 3 CAROLYN ELIZABETH BAYNARD Basket ball 1234 Jr Sr Banquet 3 Chrustmas eant4 FHA 1234 4H14 F 4 Secretary 4 Jumor Play Usher 3 KAY LYNNE BEAVERS Dramatlcs 1 Spanlsh 3 Jr Sr Program 3 Jumor Play 3 Latm Club 12 Helrcon Club 1234 Chrustmas Pageant 234 4H 23 DE LEE BLYTH F F A 1 2 3 4 us Drnver 4 Shop 3 4 Track 3 Student Coun c 4 WILLIAM BRADLEY BLYTH Agr culture 12 34 Shop 4 LORETTA GAIL BONNEL Band 1 2 3 4 Student Director 3 4 Beta 4 Thesplan 3 4 cretary 4 FTA 4 FHA 4 Square Dance 4 Dramatlcs 1 Glee Club 1 Lubrary 1 Annual Staff 3 4 Co Literary mas Pageant 1234 Jr Sr Program 3 Superlatnve 4 MOVITA HULENE BRAMLETT F H A 1 2 4 4H 1234 Glee Club 1 FTA 4 Llbrary 12 Jr Journalism 1 Christmas Pageant 1 PATRICIA ELAINE BRYANT FHA 1 Lab rary 2 Office Asststant 3 DONNA MARIA BRYSON Booster 1234 Dramatncs 1 3 Square Dance 1 2 3 4 Journ allsm 1 Cheerl ader 234 Chlef 4 Bas ketball 2 Math Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Usher Jr Play 3 Monogram Club 34 Huddle Queen Attendant 4 FRANCES LOVE BRYSON F H A 1 2 3 4 Monogram 3 4 4H 1 2 WILLIAM THOMAS CABE Monogram 23 4 Sensor Bowl 4 Football 1234 Base 1234 Basketball 14 Track Dramotncs 1 2 3 Square Dance 1 2 3 4 Stu dent Councrl 34 Vnce President 3 Broad caster 4 Annual 3 Superlatnve 4 Audubon 3 Spanish 3 Jr Sr Program 3 Jumor play ROBERT WILLIAM CAUBLE Football 4 Bas ketball 234 Monogram 234 Vrce Press dent 4 Key Club 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 Spanlsh Club 3 Jumor Play 3 Superlatrve 4 Sen lor Bowl 4 DOROTHY JOANNE CLARKE FHA 12 VncePresldent 2 FTA 4 Huddle Queen Attendant 4 4 H 12 Offlce Staff 4 Usher Chrlstmas Pageant 4 WILLA MAE CORN 4-H 123 Senlur lllrelztnry CHARLES ALFRED DAVIS F F A 12 3 4 treasurer 3 Vlce Presndent 4 Student Coun cal 23 4 President 4 4 H 12 President 2 Beta 24 Square Dance 23 Thesplan 34 Key 2 Jumor Play 3 Jumor Class Presudent 3 Chlef Marshal 3 AGNES PAULINE DAVIS MARGRETT LORRAINE EMORY Band 123 4 Thesplan 34 Vrce Presudent 4 Jumor Play 3 Latm I2 Helrcon 3 Dramatrcs 1 2 3 Class Offrcer 2 Jr Sr Program 3 Math Club 3 Square Dance 124 FH A 3 FTA 4 Broadcaster 234 Business Mgr 4 as socrate editor 4 Journalism 1 Student Council 12 Glee Club 12 CHARLES ROBERT ENGLISH Christmas pag eant 123 Beta 234 Latln 34 Helicon 34 TAC executuve Key club 34 Jumor Play 3 MARY LOUISE FOSTER FTA 4 Latm club KATHERINE ELAINE FRADY 4H 2 4 H A 1 2 3 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 3 4 Boos te 1 FTA 4 Square Dance Jr Banquet 2 FLORENCE ANNE GAINES Coedrtor Broadcaster 4 staff 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Dramatlcs 1 2 Spanish 3 Huddle Queen at tendant 4 Journalism 1 Latm 12 Helicon 2 Beta 4 Student Council 1 Superlatlve 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 123 TAC execu hve VIRGINIA GAIL GAITHER FHA I Lb rary 23 president 3 Jumor Play 3 FTA 4 Vnce president 4 4H 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Chrlstmas Pageant 1 Library staff 23 FREEMAN LONNIE GALLOWAY F FA 1 4 4 H 13 shop 3 EDWIN BURKE GARRETT Monogram 34 Football 123 Basketball 123 Track 3 Journallsm 3 Broadcaster 34 Spamsh Club 3 Secretary 3 Square Dance 34 Jumor Play 3 Math club 3 Latm club 1 Jr Sr Program 3 Superlatuve 4 Chrust School 1 2 MARTHA JANE GEORGE F H A 1 2 3 4 4H 1 23 4 Jr Sr Banquet 2 Father Son Banquet LOIS MAXINE GIBBS 4H 12 Journalusm 1 2 Dramatucs 1 2 Broadcaster 2 3 4 Span Ish 'fl Student Council 3 4 F T A 4 D 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pageant 3 4 MARGARET ANN HEATH 4 H 12 3 4 F H FTA 4 Square Dance Booster 34 Chrlstmas pageant 3 Jr Sr Banquet 2 VIVIAN VIRGINIA HENDERSON FHA 1 234 4H1234 FTA 4 Booster1 atm 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 Square Dance 1 Jr Sr Banquet 2 CHARLES FARRIS HIMES Latm club 1 Hel lcon club 123 Presudent 2 Thespnan 34 Glee Club 2 Key Club 234 Presldent 4 Beta 234 Annual 34 Co edltor 4 Jun lor play 3 Jr Sr Program 3 Spanish 3 Band 1234 Captain 4 Drum Malor 4 Monogram club 4 Math club 3 Christmas pageant 1234 Marshal 3 Treasurer Jun lor Class 3 Golf 3 Superlotrve 4 H 1 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Father Son Ban quet 2 Jr Sr Banquet 2 JAMES ALVIN HUBBARD Baseball 1 234 Square Dance 1 Basketball 2 3 Monogram 3 4 Bond 1 Track 3 Chrrstmas pageant 2 Jr Sr Program 3 TAC executnve 4 CHARLOTTE MARIE HUDSON Beta 234 Vlce Pres 4 Basketball 3 FTA 4 4 H 34 RONALD KEITH HUNNICUTT Baseball 12 3 4 Basketball 4 Monogram 12 3 4 Pres: dent 4 Sensor class Presndent 4 Key club 1 2 3 4 Vice presudent 4 Student council 2 Vuce 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O u O PIII' QI 'B-PQVC' 'BOX NF-5,-JO'-:5' BREVARD 'if-4 LUMBEP f COMPANY DON JENKINS, Owner Brevard, North Carolina KRISPY - GLAZE DO-NUT and PASTRY SHOP I I BIRTHDAY AND ff SPECIAL CAKES X X, Phone 2-6401 'II6 S B d St. HILLTOP GROCERY PHONE 3 3221 DIXIE CLEANERS .L 'E- ?i4,,,E ,E 'DRINK ees 4 Rm , u.3.vg-1,0011 N BOTH. .7 1' ,f ' , ff , ' .MA f ' ,E f-1 X ffflfq. Q- f if-S , f - 'ff , 'B M 3 6 .2 I X I gf! MOORE of FUNERAL HOME 1 1 ' QQWL M011 f iafgvqrd, N. c. www PHONE 3-1311 I I u C omplimenfs of fo? SLEDCE RADIO AND T. V. MOTOROLA AGENCY HART'S BARBER SHOP FOR THE BEST IN BARBER WORK Phone 2-5981 REID FURNITURE E CCMPANY 1'1 'U w M i -gal Wfh , 6 4 smcfne wrsr-:Es ' f th FACULTY d cLAss or 57 YOU CAN BE SURE WESTINGHOUSE BREVARD MACFIE S DRUG STORE Th REXALL St 1 IEWELERS AND GIFTS 21801 nfsl L3 REVELON AGENCY Im ras A N91 Bt' 7781! VAL UC 5 INS CAITHER S RESTAURANT HOME or sooo Fooo d Y P N osBoRNE slMPsoN FUNERAL HOME oucKwoRTH Moron FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE 3 2421 COMPANY Flllll SALES SERVICE Ph 3 1 1 I f 1 ' x W 123 est om Street . x 0 e A es ing ouse Franchise Dealer F TJ an ' D . . . ' ,J 1 lf 'fl - . y I n us X Q fl I I I X i ' X I 1 ' Q I e ore I 'w xx Corner of Main and Broad f ' - Phone - - gs- . Brevard, North Carohno ' 9' . ' I Q' - ,L I Congratulations fo the class of 1957 C7 ' . CO. Jerry Jerome Rhodo endron and Dogwood 'I Rooms available for: Banquet Rowena Summey P ' . B ff s 'E P Y Brevard, . C. S d N' h Brevard, North Carolina - Compliments of 15:2 . A I H Phone - one -45 I , 15 5 Cold eu sue, Congratulatfons to the Graduatmg Class AN PHONE 2 2631 N EWM of 1957 KELVINATOR 81 BENDIX T V and RADIO S le a WE REPAIR ANYTHING Pckup and Del very RED DIAMOND lk , Compliments Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor SERVICE STATION Owners PHONE 31402 North Brood Street nlJS+lvIkQ.'I'Ise sicq-1-her Comphments of the valvesqveakmy ai, OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT OF THE WORLD GEN ERAL ELECTRIC Outdoor Lrghtmg AYERS STORE Brevard North Carolina The House with the Merchandlse Coffey Hayes Buick, Inc Department I XJ Hendersonville, North Carolina SALES and SERVICE North Brood St. Brevard, N. C. EF ' U of suNsE'r MOTEL VX L, I A Q '-Sz.. Compliments of I Complrmenfs of ORR'S STORE BRlDCE'S COAL fr OIL COMPANY Asheville Highway L PHONE 2 5'I2'I Meet Yo Fre ds Af Varner's and Long s A YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY D I 3 311 rth C W PHO p NE 2 7921 UNTING N U E N FII1 C I Corfu PAPER D DR T'24cnN APERY A G F'-9Hl:g RD W4 RE D a A ur 1 n A 1 Q ia -3 Brevard, No arolina A 62 BPNNEI-I-'S PATTON'S GULF SERVICE es' Mijn Sfree, Brevard A Q U9 o aro ina N I GOODWI TOR CO. BATSON ESSO SERVICE Ecssf Main Street POUIIUC and GMC SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2-8461 , .. Phone 3-3611 Brevard, N. C Pl Compnments 025 H + Our Hearfiesf Congrafulaf Complimenfs of T ' I, AT' and Besf of Good Wishe BRUNSWICK BILLIARDS ,,,- 24 fo fhe Class of '57 Managed by M. A. MuII DUKE POWER COMPANY FARMERS SUPPLY CO. HARDWARE, FURNITURE, . L. I FARMING IMPLEMENTS, PAINTS, Serving 0 A , olLs, sroves, RANGES the .ef I I - Piedmont and Carolina svosmuo oooos ' J. M. ALLISON. I Manager CASH AND CARRY SUPER MARKET g W THE CLASS OF I957 K lly S'aVe Y ev' , 'fm 'S ABERCROMBIE s f 57 HOME FURNISHINGS BAKER S IEWELRY D I 2 421 PHONE 2 6321 W DIXIE I I 9 HELL COLEMAN N V TIRE QQMPANY SHELL SERVICE STATION HAMILTON S A ElectrIc Motor SGYVICB F REWINDING AND REPAIRING E 0 N thCId R I' 26951 PLUMMER S Exfend Con rafulafions and Besf ishes fo Curtis e , Owner , 1 , nigh ' Comp imenfs of Con rafuloiions and Besf T-, 3 , Wishes fo Class o ' S- ll Il , I -5 1 I Besf ishes from Comp imenfs I of f f.,5g sir.-I 'I-I ' P ,Q Q E , N, I I . . ax, 403 or a well - Phone - , 4 P DEPARTMENT STORE CLEMSON an CO ED THEATERS N B 6' B FEED AND SEED STORE f' FLOUR FERTILIZER BREVARD AMOCO l ERIE! i HW TRANTHAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE R dyf W DRY GOODS CI SHOES SITTON S C-ROCERY fl I000 PM ICE CREAM SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST ICE CREAM AND MILK h P I262I B dN Congrafulafions 99' 'O' 99 from an a . - o T . Brevard, . 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