Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

ng E :. ii s 3, 4- 5- ' - A vs e x' .1 XYLQ Jluuzqsgn- 1-5 1 .r 4. If 5 WA. C a J' J Q A .ow 3 K e dfddl' BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL Brevard, North Carolina BECKY GALLOWAY - DOUG PAGE Co-Editors MRS. JACK TRANTHAM Advisor Page Two Co-operative, undersianding, sincere in purpose, and loyal To the school- these adieciives only begin To describe the fine qualifies of you, our beloved teacher. ln every phase of school life you have willingly done more than your share, and indeed, you have been a guiding light in helping us to produce our yearbook. So, with love and appreciation, and as a special surprise, we are honored to dedicate This 1958 volume of The BREVARDIER To you, MRS. JACK TRANTHAM. DEDIIHTIIJN FIIHEWUHII So dear to our hearts -this past year ot Brevard High School. May we long remember our teachers and classes. May we never forget our classmates, as we shared those golden moments of gaiety along the pathway of knowledge. And may this volume of THE BREVARDIER be a key to unlock the door of your reminiscences. 'I TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors ...................... Page 7 Underclassmen . . . . Page 25 Athletics .... . Page Activities .... . Page Features ....... . Advertisements . . . Page Page Pug AHMINISTHATIUN .. Hg Only through the leadership and guidance of our administration and faculty could we, the students of Brevard High, have made the advancements in knowledge and leadership we achieved this year. Their understand- ing, faith, and advice given to us will be r cherished for the rest of our lives. Q MR. R. T. KIMZEY Principal 'W'fF5liv. ,aff :EV N. Page Four K l -M' 'f MR. C. W. BRADBURN MR. JERRY RICE UMRS- F- B- CUDD County Superintendent County Supervisor H'9l1 School 5eC efU Y -.-f K, MRS. GEORGE ABERCROMBIE Math, Health lx 1. bs- ,. 7 -Z. - 3 K1 ,si il E ,Q 'l 2? l ,z 'x MR. JOHN D. EVERSMAN Band T' A X F!-LEULTY 'Q' 7369 E 2 MRS. BOB ANDREWS MRS. GLENN BURRELL MRS. HARRY CLARKE Math Home Economics Hisfory, English .. -wr , , X Y ' vjv,-b ' .L LQ ?:-lwwi ,..- l iq -giv Il - 4 A T ' as if A ' . ., .avi X M 'f ng .9 5 1. , L' . ' s 515522512 '51, X f. A s , 5 Y . ' . 0 :fn ix f ,I ' . .A j 1 L .. ' .... lvPifv34i?0 N MR. BENJAMIN FISHBURNE MRS. GLENN GALLOWAY MR. GLENN GALLOWAY English, Spanish Library Biology, Maih f . pei U '-4 MR. CHARLES GLASS MRS. RALPH HUMPHRIES MR. RALPH HUMPHRIES Band Bookkeeping, Hisiory Physical Education, Health Page Five il A V ffm. I' .pcfz .1-gs? . , .fig 'A.. , ,X . I MRS. ROBERT T. KIMZEY English FACULTY ' .. ...Q ...A MR. RANDAI. J. LYDAY MR. DON MCLEOD Agriculture Physical Education, Biology MRS. JERRY RICE Shorthand, Typing . .Q if t no 4351, rg f:.,J,Q' y :L Poge Six ns vw MRS. JAMES SLEDGE MR. MARSHALL TEAGUE MRS. ERNEST TILSON MRS. JACK TRANTHAM History, English Health, History Muih English 1.1 h fu if MRS. JOHN VERNER MRS. J. 0. WELLS MR. A. ROLAND YOUNG Typing, English English Chemistry, Science Not Pictured: MRS. GEORGE WILSON latin, History XJ1 Of X- Q ..- ' ,,, , wh... Wg ' ' L 7 . ' . fs.-. .. - H , semen SENIUH CLASS IIFFIIIEHS --gf' fem: ,., n, A51 Doug Page .......... Jimmy Rhodes ........ Gwendolyn Picklesimer Malinda Bangs ........ We, the Almighty Seniors of Brevard High School, soon will look back on the happiest days of our lives. For four short years we have studied, worked, laughed, and played together. As freshmen we experienced the first confusion of high school life-new friends, new activities, new rules, and lockers. Then we were sophomores, back again with the great feeling of knowing our way around. Our mischievous antics tormented the fresh- men and teachers. The importance of studying, as well as having fun, became apparent during our jun- ior year. Our dramatic talent was discovered in one of the best plays in the history of B.H.S. Climax of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Page Eight . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer Now we are seniors. Our rings are the prettiest ever seen at B.H.S. With many activities our senior year passed too swiftly. Money raising campaigns and parties have been fun. Our senior play was a successful production. Everyone enioyed the wonder- ful evening of our Junior-Senior. Highlighting the year was a trip to Washington, D. C. ln only a few weeks we will receive our diplomas, and one of the most important steps in our lives will have been taken as we go forward to face the future. We, the graduating class of l958, leave Brevard High School taking with us many happy memories of our days spent here. .X 5 . g If 'a 1 A, A .af cg w 3 f-. . if I , ir' yy,-vwllllwl I. V , 1- '.. fi-5 ,Q if 'I FR 4, .fit- A' '51 .a-'- .Q ' F . wi 'ss - ' 'S , FT .nu .I Jig' it JAMES MADISON ALLISON The farmers are the founders of civili- zotionf' Excels in agriculture . . . active S. C. member . . . dependable . . . has a cheerful quietness. JOHN HARPER ALLISON As smooth os the business side of a banana peel. Tourist in Europe . . . returned . . the some . . ,Rushing for production . Broadcaster. SE IUII5 X I l EVELYN ESSEE-DELL ARNETTE R Her ioy is os deep as the oceonp her troubles as light as the foam. Sweet disposition . . . quiet reserved manner . . , dressed neatly . . . loves . . . basketball. . J' VIRGINIA CAROLINE ATWELL Of honest worth, truly one on whom we can depend. Likeable girl . . . works well . . . 4 considerate . . . Not too talkative . . but . nice personality. .. LYNDON BAKER The good die young-Boy! Am I taking NANCY CAROLYN BAKER care of myself. Live wires never get stepped on. W Combination of . . . friendship . . . New student at B.l1.S .... pixie face t kindness . . . loyalty . . . football player and dimples . . . dry sense of humor good . . .. sport . . . sincere smile. . . . fun to be around . . . liked by everyone . . . welcome addition. R x af-:J T I . .1 1 gf ff -5 MARGARET ALLISON A good heart is worth more than gold. Noted for . . . athletic skill . . never a dull moment . . . carefree . . toll in stature. 6'-5611 HARRY LEE BALLARD, JR. lt seems so eosy to be good noturedg I wonder why anybody takes the trouble to be anything else. His food . . . athletics . . . especially . . . football . . . nice monnered . . . wonderful friend. an 40 -ii Page Nine Music is well sa MARY MALINDA BANGS id to be the speech of angels. Il t 'ob of handling senior trip Exce en I funds . . . an 'ooo 'la'la drum maior- ette . . . talkative . . . lots of fun to be around . . . U.N.C. fan. 'V' 2-551. 'xv ' i 7 ff .E.r .3 4 -AQ' 1 ii , --' f f-'fe 11. 2' C , RgL?ifi'i,i1V',.i3'X. J JAMES FRANK BROWN ' If the ladies interfere with your work, quit work. Manl . . . fun to have around . . . .4 CONSTANCE DOVELLE BREWER 'There are II2 cards in our class but only one ioker. Talks incessantly . . . fun-loving . . . oes for iokes . . . iust a good g . . . sport . . . plays clarinet very well. SE IIJHS RICHARD NOEL BRADSHAW Th e are three ways to do a thing- er the right way, the wrong way, and my way. New student . . . Floridian . . . curly hair . . . death of teachers. ALICE TERRY BRITTAIN Big blue eyes and a charming smile, hl she certainly is a miss worthw ie. ' ef- Willing worker . . . sincere . . . t enough ficient student . . . never ges sleep . . . pleasant disposition. WILLIAM ALVIN BROWN I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. Brown eyes .. . quiet . . . seen at Bre- Auto Parts . . . future plans . . . 5. ' . .,u.:.y':'4fy' f . ' -1 ' , ARTHUR LEE BISHOP 'Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Accomplished musician . . . plays piano and sings . . . rather quiet . . . polite . . . nice to know. Q52 JOHNNY MACK BROWN Brown hair, tall and neat, just to know him is a treat. Quiet . . . tall . . . with ideals to match . . . shy . . . likeable. Y takes life as it comes . . . good sport vard . . . friendly disposition. undecided, . vv-ee- , y ., .,. I f... i ., s.. Qc 9' gay. Xvnl A 1,1 1 1 .4- 2 , If N .Q Q ' A, ,, y Jr ,TQ ' 4 5' i, ' . If 7 I .fill A- A ,- if A . s ' iff' ESS 1 I ' .- A I - t Page Ten -Q FLORA MAE BROOKS ELEANOR ELIZABETH BRYANT e er ill sei stu alwwy tal i Be a friend to everyone, and life will L wi s wil reward you. Pretty blonde loves to sing Cute girl . . . wearing a big diamond never frowns merry friendly dis . . not too quiet . . . nat too noisy, SE IUH5 RAYMOND ALLEN BULLOCK There's no fun in a graveyardg give me my tlowers now. Nickname Spider . . . a whiz on the hardwood . . . tall . . . never out of sorts . . . slow way of doing things. TOMMY RAY BURGESS For a bashlul boy he gets into a lot of mischief. Quiet until you get to know him . . . looks as if he . . . never had a care . . . . a jolly pal . . . an eye for mis- chief. BARBARA ANN CANTRELL Always happy, always gay, laughing all the livelang day. Everybody's friend . . , curly blonde hair . . . likes funny iokes . . . a good li 'l ole gal, 'rf 41. . h y It 'fin Y. ,, la ... 6, .'.'s ,de NPA ly a .jgbNy?tE,tx i . -'tw ?5 l L -1 ' -nv brings no risk. Hard-worker . . . seen at Co ed Thea ter often . . . willing to lend a hand y y,,i , as ,Hs Q , if l ff i -I if , f . ge ,, A N yg ,- LEONA MURLE CAPELL A flower of neatness, with a sem of grace. Sweet and neatly dressed ful attitude . . . works well hand enthusiast . . , future age. I! l ' ig, 'i iv N- y QQ'- CALVIN WAYNE BRYSON lu silence also tl'iere's a worth 1 px CHARLES EDWARD COMPTON As high in character as in height. Sincere . . . liked by all . . . talks only when . . . he has something worth saying . . . outstanding in football. E -1-.-,,-..,.-...Q K we -vi K... ' NANCY LEE FLUKE A quietness that conveys the beauty within. Sings like a lark . . . very musical . . plays oboe and organ . , . talented . , welcome addition to B.H.S. .- Page Twelve . Q.-SL., 1, i bjfgg ,fs , will - zii 12- ,..e lull? A ':':' .A l .gill RALPH LEON CRANE l-le has a quiet manner that fools us all. Art enthusiast . . . also likes cars . . little man . . . with big ideas . . . proud owner of customized Ford. MICHAEL RIDGEWAY DUCKWORTH A friendly boy as one could be, with a friendly smile for all to see. Easy going . . . believes in fun . . wavy black hair . . . friendly way. ANN ERWIN A loyal heart, a peaceful mind, a bet- ter friend you'll never find. Cheerleader . . . usually laughing . friendly chatterbox . , . loves to sing. REBECCA JANE GALLOWAY To love the beautiful, to desire the good, to do the best. Better known as Becky . . . leadership qualities . . . always willing to do a little more than her part . . . activi- ties endless, capabilities likewise. ff . l i l l l BARBARA ANN DAVID I A sparkle and gaiety that is hers 'L alone. l Seldom serious . . . a new student ,V . short . . . cute . . . takes life as l it comes . . . gay laugh . . . Yankee i accent. Q A l X , :21 X 1 l l HELEN POWERS GALLOWAY ' A quiet girl, but quite a girl. Loads of fun . . . generous . . . has l Mrs. degree . . . friend to all . . . ll thoughtful in ways and deeds. i l ,Q 3. A ly . aff? . li ' N, , .-.cs t l l l 'll il l ,ng VVANDA PATRICIA GALLOWAY TciIkative in speech, witty in woyg in our hearts she-'ll always stay. Does wonderful job as chief cheer- leader . . . cute . . . charming smile . . . sweet . . . friendly to all. .IUDITH GOODWIN Do not put off tomorrow what can be enioyed today. As intelligent as . . . she is sweet . . . has a charming disposition . . . dependable . . . loves to talk . . . and 'EAT.' 'Q S lx ca: 'gli ,gg xg , it -, Q r ' ue i . 'I y ,,y Yr? W' 'fs 5 - 4 . ROBERT LEE GALLOWAY GARRY CLIFTON GARREN The value af each man consists of A lad with a 'go-yonder' disposition. what he does well. Fun-loving . . . studies as seldom as Can be depended on . . . a nice possible . . . takes life easy . . . has a smile . , . for all . . , dark curly hair likeable personality. . . . the silent type. SE IIJHS MARY LOUISE GARDNER Late ioining our ranks, but quickly accepted because of her winning ways. Long hair . . . neatly dressed . . . pleasant newcomer to B.H.S. JACK GOLDSMITH I would live the same life over, if I ' 9 had it to live again. Blond hair . . . none too fond of women drivers . . , likes to skate . . . goes for iakes. A G, f -1 gi LAMAR ELBRIDGE GRIMMITT BARBARA ANN HAMILTON Although l'm not Q Surgegnl I dg O She,'s clever and attractive too, when- lot of cutting up. ever you're with her, you're never Life of the class . . . death of the blU6-U teachers . . . easy going . . . has a way Glowing Pe'50 GlllY ' - - Slncefe in with the girls . , . red hair . do something sensational yet. llmkbx may purpose . . . fun-loving . . . intelligent . . . likes to sleep. Page Thirteen ts-'ai JAMES HOWARD HAMILTON A kindly heart, a friendly face, al- ways in his usual place. Shy . . . cute freckles . . . liked by all who know him . . . serious manner . . . trustworthy. NANCY ANN HARRIS Men may come and men may go, but not if l can help it! Pretty hair . . . charming smile . . . her beauty is . . . more than skin deep . . . gay . . . friendly. SE IUH5 . BILL KENNETH HENSLEY ' li A Why take the world seriously? You'lI never get out of it alive. WW' 5 Never has a worry . . . or care . . . SN .i g always ready for fun . . . good sport ' J . . , pleasant smile . . . blond wavy N 'mm F- ,1 hair. ANNIE MEUNA HOLDEN wax. .51 i W:M:.,: g N N Q5 ss. X X X X .N --vs. r N: .- Q-5-V ,, ...M .XXW gg'-as ,' .. is- 'sg ' SCARLETT ANN JACKSON Mighty sweet and mighty wise, the fun lust twinkles in her eyes. Known to us as Billie . . . pretty dark eyes , . . we never see her frowning . , . loves to laugh. Page Fourteen Paliteness costs nothing and gains everything. Never noisy . . . sweet smile . . . always willing to help . . . nice to know . . , a worthy friend. BRENDA WAINONA JONES lt is nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Long dark hair . . . gay . . . loves ta sing . . . pleasant personality . . . unconcerned happy-go-lucky air. -. ,gases .,..s,f.. .- Q 'T . ., ..-- si. . ,kt-Ei, v 'sri-:SE-2 -' 1 Efisnlf. ..-il' .fi ' .. :isis 'E1fsEs:3:-f ' X WRX' Wx N Q -S X NE N X R xg X X U X . Q ff . bm , if .. 1,4 QQ --.Qs TA.. . ifffwg , .-.....-..fsf..:2:'- 52. ' f:., 5 Qgfgf..iff,ESf:5511525215'il512335E52f-ff15f1.Q :E:fi'PfE2i2Af 'I -' Z... '- ....,, .. . . it- :.,,.: tv JOHN LEIGHTON HEATH lf l cannot do great things, l can do small things in C1 great way, Known to us as J. L .... not noisy . . . on the Student Council . . . he does his work well . . . and is . . . considerate of others. FREDA JONES A smile for all, a greeting gladf an amiable iolly way she had. Good natured way . . . red nair . . . her sweet personality . . . has won her many friends . . . dependable . . . yet easy-going. It Y W.- x l MIN ., ..Aj,ri1j',5 x .fl W to 'W 'gt 'sol r 5,-,N ga hifi' ' .. ti FMYX:-QQ 1 .L 1' s c L . l FANNIE JANE JONES You can never show better than as your natural self. Sweet . . . nice person to know . . . agreeable . . . always ready to . . . do her share . . . red hair . . . but even-tempered. 1 4, ,843 uf -Q' RUTH WAHYNELL LANCE No wonder teacher's hair turns grey, l chatter, chatter all the day. Friendly . . . has a charming smile . . . appealing laughter . . . energetic and lively. aggsf N .tin g , 'G 9' .. if I X . 'QI I' 0 . or GEORGE WASHINGTON JULIAN, IV l never let my schooling interfere with-my education, Better known . . . as Buddy . . . has a love for cars . . . usually seen around in a Ford . . . great guy . . . likes sports. if ROBERT JOSEPH JUSTUS His friends are many, his enemies-has he any? Nickname is . . . Bobby Joe . . . pleasant manner , . . frequently seen at ALP store . . . hard worker . . . earnest and ambitious. SE Inns y .Q 'H ,, SARAH JANE Justus A A A Listen to everyone, then do as you L ,,- 45' - Q please. 5' ' A X 1' I fist I Lively personality . . . sparkling eyes 4 ' mi' if 4 . , . . . long hours spent . . . making a M J- 'G great 'Broadcaster' . . . future . . . 4 ' nurse . . . maybe. ' H' ' F SARA HUNTER KELLAR N o More good points than a package ot pins, . Independent . . . yet dependabIe . . . r Al ,fffflhff . efficiency plus . . sweet ersonalit ac i' t ' i mother of . . . darling little girl . . named Martha. , , 7' . . ' P Y ' t fff: -,. V counts for . . . many friends . . . A Y f ' 411 , ,... . If,-I AFI I CHARLES OLIVER LANDRETH A iolly good fellow who can't count his friends on his fingers. A nice disposition . . . great sense of humor . . . sincere in purpose . . . good-natured . . . liked by all. 'I lx . If my BARBARA SUE LOTHERY You live only once, but once is enough if you work it right. Remembered for her gift of gab . . . full of pep . . , ready to join when the fun begins . . . often goes . . . into spasms of laughter. ,f -9' r 7 ft . .T , . -, I Page Fifteen 6. sg.-fws:. sl 1 .vb A-rf: Y. , ' M 72 'fli - .35 ' , 5 F , 1 XX r ,. i VE? SX 4.--:ell - 1 if-'L 5 .. l' ' BILL RUSSELL LOWERY He has that which is most uncommon- common sense. Married . . . to Ann . . . reliable . . . liked by all . . . hard worker . . . agreeable nature . . . likes . . . athletics. Mix X N A V .vt Wt' l,,-. A X A ---- , D Nl X uw N X . ' X ' x 1. we X-.fs FRANCES EVELYN McBRIDE lt a pretty face is a letter of recom- mendation, a glad heart is a letter of credit, Willing worker . . . cute freckles along with . . . a pleasant smile . . . sincere . . . thoughtful and kind to others. Page Sixteen Worry never made a man great, so .Y A' 1 N ,su We L H -ff Q .AQHA A.,. I' . ,.r.:i' N Y . I .E F , gf ,,,,, PAUL BOYCE LOWERY Great men are sincere. Born leader . . . black curly hair . . . and nice blue eyes . . . ambitious . . . 'Kovey' . . . in Jr. Play . . . friendliness accounts for many friends. EYRAN ' IRYBAN LOWERY why worry? Bus driver . . , pleasant and friendly . . good in football . . . easygaing . . , never seems in a hurry . . . tall in stature. BETTY Jo LYDA fi Whatever she does, she does it well. -I M b .. Outstanding academic ability . . . won D If V .. V' i .. home ec. medal . . . president of the I v-- 'V V district F.H.A .... hard worker . . . Xoggggl in considerate of others . . . and friendly V frux ,,,- to an. JAMES ALBERT LYDAY, JR. A I ':i 'A The trouble with life is that there are so many beautiful women-and so littie 5 V7 1 '- timef' f f ' 5 ' Nicknames are .... Jimmy and -3 '1 R ' j' :-:.::3.ii : Junior . . . a car fiend . . . doesn't gi n '. .lvqi , know they do have high gear . . . al- A .... i 3f,.E ways on the go. gf' Q ', DAVID EARL MQCALL ROBERT BRYUM MCCRARY Little friends may prove great . TO know him is to like him, have l said Not loud . . . inconspicuaus . . 6I'10UQl'1? little in stature . . . a true friend . . . A good sport . . .true pal . . . plea- Egger fo help , , , likeable , , , g sant personality . . . water skis and . . . friendly smile, plays basketball . . . fun to be around. 2 ' of -.4-5 -Nw-J - of JOHN MELVIN MCDARIS A car he likes, and girls someg but study and books to him no fun. w 1 x .il 7' 13 Q ZX i Q it 'Z' 'D- ' - . I f 'iv .Lx lv 1 ROBERT VICTOR McDONALD A guitar has moonlight in it. Plays guitar . . . wavy red hair . . . Happy-go-lucky fellow . . . always but even tempered . . . smile for all making . . . 'goo-goo' eyes . . . at the . . . hard worker . . . but in on the girls . . . plays a 'real gone' trombone fun, . . . fun-loving. BARBARA SUE MANLEY A iolly unselfish personality has Barbara. Black hair . , . easy to get along with . . . sparkling air thot's hers alone . . . takes life easy. ji i SE IIIHS WILLIAM PERRY MCKELVEY Flies high over worry and takes his fun as it is dished out. Bill to us . . . noisy but . . . good notured . , . and friendly . .. finally got his picture in the annual. AUZEL VERl.lN McMAHAN Here's a pal, a friend, and a gentlee man ready to help anyone that needs assistance. Sideburns . . . going steady . . . likes cars . . . enioys shop . . . future . . . Air Force. LELAND LEE MORRIS When you get to a bridge, cross it. More often seen . . . than heard . . . willing to work . . . has many friends . . . future . . . Army. Qi!-Wfiifss '33, i x --D- -+I: A 1 5. i Wil 'N . s. gf EDNA FAYE MCGAHA Wit is the salt of conservation. Anything but serious . . a whiz in basketball . all . . . even teachers. . tall . . . . . well-liked by 1 i2'f4fv,v:0,i-K3 an ill' I gs . hi'-'fat --.. wr- Q NANCY LEE MATTHEWS Ever cheerful, never dreary, always smiling, never weary. Beautiful blue eyes with dancing lights . . . back at B.H.S .... for senior year . . keeps things lively . . . wherever she is, Page Seventeen . . ww 1 M ., Aix W if , if if-f , , ' NW ' .. Q 1. f Il' ,W '-'-:-:f:':5f:5iQ:- W:-:.. . - A , E if A - . Ek .qv -. WW, .pe:.:...:.:w,Q ,- . . Y ,,'-nQ' ' W . .H :,.. '--- MARILYN ANN NEAL A golden heart is better than a silver tongue. Friendly manner . . . o true friend . . one of good spirits . . . efficient member of office staff. JN X X 1 r , ff, Q X . 92:--Q ., ' - CAROLYN CHRISTINE OWEN HUPPY'Q0'lUCkYf falf Und free, f'0ihln9 She's not too serious, not too goy, but there is that bothers me. A winning way . . . faithful in every Quiet . . . sweet . . . well worth . . duty . . . dresses neatly . . . sweet per- knowing . . . always friendly . . . full of . . son to know. Page Eighteen LORETTA MARIE NICHOLSON The best things often come in small packages. Sweet . . . neatly dressed . . always JO ANNE NEWSOME Extra sweet, a little shy . . . Don't you :ee it in her eye? Quiet . . , still waters run deep . . . pleasant . . ambitious . . . even temp- ready to smile . . . little in stature . . . ered . . . a truer friend you'll never neat in appearance. find. SE Inns NANCY JANE NORLANDER VVork is work and must be Clone, yet as l vvork, I have my fun. V4 Gay . . . irrepressible . . . giggles wi' -ei-i .Q Ubrrw A-sf I -1 A-Mi XJ x N X X s., Yi N N . Q 2 xxx . . efficient lifeguard . . . loves acting . . unique personality. g A JOHN BABE NORTON, JR. ' , VVhat's the use of haste and hurry, be like me, l never worry. . . . slow southern drawl . . . co-opera- tive. AW' 'ii 7 A ,. tif Q, .. N gf .',.,t Q ..1i GEORGE DOUGLAS PAGE Character makes its own destiny. One of the best . . . hard worker . golf enthusiast . . . class president . popular with everyone . . . nice HELEN OWEN a friend in every way. fun . . . does her work well. to have UYOUYH3- f .vSaiit.e.x1:ZNs-1 Known to us as J. B. . . not too big 9 N MARION SUMPTER PICKENS A thing worth doing is worth doing well. Determination . . . tall . . . likes model ship building . . . and history . . . future . . . uncertain. elm- I JAMES MACK REESE A cute boy with a pepsodent smile, Blue eyes . . . S. C. member . . . helpful . . . friendly . . . personality . . .full of fun . . . nice disposition. .rose 1 'sg W-49' l if . lg :N k ' , J S N, -I5 . lr' QW lg,-xl' all .V GWENDOLYN PICKLESIMER A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker and true to the end. A quiet manner . . . all her own . . . always smiling . . . small in size . . let me help. SE IIJHS PATRICIA ANN PRUITT Wisdom is better than riches and kind- ness, than silver and gold. 'Pat' . . . one pleasant to know . . . sincere . . . co-operative , . . studies hard . . . 'A' student. JAMES AU BREY RACKLEY 2 K 1 ii if . - it-7' wl .4 'fe 'l .- .,, , f.- 'KQv.e'9 I .fn A ...Q . ' X .1 ' i ' - X l ' ,.' L' ' . i 54 :pil . ' i LARRY PICKELSIMER On a field or on o court, he-'s gt home in any sport. Quarterback on football team , . . gives substitute teachers . . . a hard time. fe Beneath a calm exterior there lies a good deal of deviltryf' Happyrgo-lucky . . . allergic to worry . , . mischievous . . . studies as little as possible. JAMES l.eROY RHODES A leader of men and a follower of LOUISE ANNA RIGDON women. The girl worthwhile is the girl that will Jimmy to us . . . loves all sports . . . smile. especially football . . . loyal to his Friendly to all . . . pleasant smile friends . . . of whom there are many , , , gn unassuming manner , , , quiet . . . intelligent . . . future . . . college. humor , , , nige 10 know, . lv ' 7 f -'F-' t 5 :Q 6 P WI' -i PQ ff i 4 . s 'Q' .5 I K if Q ., . A V . . ,L f i 'T .::,--was -. . . f . wi' l . .- F, I ' 1I:,b. ' - ' ' 'A JA- .-f? 1i:t-. f . W t ' Page Nineteen . ee ,e N WILLIAM BRACKENRIDGE ROGERS He never meets o stranger. Called Bill . . . by his classmates . . , roguish grin . . . fun-loving . . . rarely serious . . . Must I work? , ivan , , ll? l iii!l1. ,f':f'T:1ff ,. S ISK-T 40-as 'Nw ELLEN McLAIN SMATHERS Don't blame me because I'm late. It's not my fault, it's iust fate! Lynne . . . likes a friendly argument . . . archery champion . . . blushes easily and often. Page Twenty 'K . 5 , ,., 2, gt ' , Sll ' slllifi A N. W 1,-2, -r wwiefi ww Q I 43s l ii ie RSMM PATRICIA LEE ROGERS It is better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Little . . . sweet . . . and oh, so neat! . . . efficient . . . loads of fun . . . has car of right size. SE IUHS MELVIN SHIPMAN Suit the action to the word, the word to the action. Likes to talk . . . and never seems to run down . . . efficient and capable bus driver . . . and office worker . . . full of fun. EVA ELIZABETH SINIARD Happiness seems made to be shared. Laughter long remembered . . . iolly, carefree disposition . . . truly unselfish . . . enioys talking. HELEN MARCELLA SMITH Both her smile and her friendship are sincere. Blonde hair . . . favorite subject . . . Furman . . . friendly . . . gay . . . very nice in every way. N . V 1 'Y I ',. K. -ti? - S3 4 it 's I X- Rv 'N ' f' . .g 4 l 1331- -. 'N 'R N.NEs- 'Harbin Wi .- '-' S ' ., -stif YQQYX'-N :ER -X?.e,w:..qQ-RqQ2?'i '. ' . 4 S NR ' , fs' . mv- -. ., ,:.R t.e:, if . ' ,Eggs , at.-fx-.:. t , 3- . .5 my MARGUERITE LOUISE SCHULZE f A daughter of the gods, divinely tall. i Margo . . . friendly . . . pleasant l smile . . . always bubbling over . . . l personality plus . . . friend of all. A ONALD LOY SPROUSE The word timpossible' is not in my dic- 5 tionary. Bumps aut notes on his bass horn . . . possesses a quiet capability . . . determination . . . authority . . . and ambition U z : I - .t , . .lc V, fl f E .-.- yt ei? SXQQEE 'eeesseeesme L -. - miffleeew '... EP li ll l ,. 4 ' M Nao , ' wi, xygligui Q A ' V' mf! l JH if ' I K ' ' 0 7 ag.-lis. tN3 - -, N , Q . F y ' r, ,ss -l '- -. .. L R ' -'T ' 5 6 , 4,1 - ' Y 9? -Qs' bi, Y Nah N 9 ' . t , , , , gl .V we .. t ! rx: g PV, SK Ur, X ' ' ' .3 l , '55 it f 'Qff n:','sx s A. A., -3 -.7 .f ,r qw ' r .1- l L Q ip 1 Pl ' ' ' 1- 'rw . ' J 4' '.-4 ' 4 '7, . if. 2:2 L , A '. 3.2142 F 1.-sac' ffl ' VINCENT NEAL SUMMEY LEWIS SURRETTE JEAN DOLLIE SWANGUM Never lets himself be hurried, worried, Whenever I feel like exercise, I lie She likes to laugh and tolkg cheerfull or flurriedf' down until the feeling passes. ness is her motto. Definitely has . . . reserved manner Curly hair . . . devilish . . . with an Likes to cut up . . . not too serious . . . willing to work , . . drives a bus for innocent look . . . makes frequent trips . . . tall girl . . .with pretty complexion B.H.S .... helpful. . . . to Chatterbox . . . and coke mach- . . and a gay sense of humor. ,QNSB l ,. 'f BEATRICE PATRICIA TINSLEY Though she be small, you're olways owore of her presence. Always willing to help . . . efficient . . . finds time for good grades . . . as well as having fun. ine. SE IUH5 AUBURN EARL TEAGUE Sometimes he sits ond thinksp some- times he lust sits. Dark wavy hair . . . nice to know . . . has mischievous twinkle in his eyes . . . has a sense of humor . . . and many friends. ROSEMARY THOMPSON A cheerful disposition is o fund of ready capitol. Excels at playing piano and organ . . . dependable . . . doesn't say any- thing . . . unless she has something worth saying . . . good sport. VOLNEY LOALIA TINSLEY His idea is not to try to learn every- thing about one thing, but to learn something about everything. Rare combination of good looks . . . plus pleasing personality . . . often seen CLEVELAND HAYWOOD TUCKER ln any life there is no room for worryg Please don't rush me, l'm in no hurry. Bud to us . . . tall . nice manner . . . is a bus driver , considerate at Triangle . . .has '56 Ford. . , , friend indeed, V ,. ' , ,i My . iii , V x N .if '- E' ' ' 9' ?1-. ' A Q' '.,. , sa - gf, .4 1 , , fwls.-1 L. 'Qi In Page TwentyOne BETTE LOUISE VAUGHN 'The first duty of a woman is to be beautiful. Huddle Queen of I957 . . . is a tal- ented artist . . . and dress designer . . well liked by B.H.S. students . . . expert basketball player. Vik ,QQ 'O '1 KENNETH WESTALL When the roll is called up yonder, he'll be there with all the inside dope. Makes frequent visits to the office . . . says what he thinks . . . talent . . . rock'n roll pianist . . . dry sense of humor. 4.533-' 1 F' 2 .. , Q ,' , F ? . . f' ,fy ,wi , , . I Q Em' 2 .ii 1 'Z' . ,. f --1. , ' Page Twenty-Two ,A if Q -gif' 'T fit - f l--T b X I ...au rf ? . i ifafzi .,,, ' - l-seifi' -.'i 1.- , . .A MYRTLELOUISE WATKINS REID CARL WATSON Always willing to help if she can. Speech is great, but silence is greater. Likes to talk . . . charming green Dark curly hair . . . doesn't have too eyes . . . willing worker . . . makes much to say . . . plays guitar . . . friends easily. considerate of others. ...,. .., . JOSEPH EDWARD WATERS, JR. 2 .cv ,jf Gentle and shy, with mischief in his l . k. eyes. Called Jose . . . likes his bus driving j,.gfg':i,ge5si ' iab . . . enioys witty people . . . has many friends . . . serious manner. - ' TOMMY HENRY WATERS ' Ii Take nothing too seriously, take a part in everything, and above all enjoy yourself. Easy going . . . tall . . . speaks . . . when spoken to . . . football addict . . . full of fun . . . carefree. JOANNE WICKLIFFE A merry heart does good, like a medicine. Glowing personality . . . pleasing smile . . . very worthwhile . . . lang dark hair . . . neat in appearance. 'lf fi, yy . 1 ' . 5 . 3 DORIS GAYLE WILLIAMS She hos a mind and speaks it, she has a goal and seeks it. Plays sax in B.H.S. Band . . . very talkative . . . circulation manager of Broadcaster . . . likeable. fob THE LUNG EBAY LINE ww , , , H 4' 1J.f2 '! .. ,J Seniors have last rehearsal before graduation. Of higher realms comes the rapture of youthful hope Shining amid the sorrow of daily strifep Forever haunting the vaults of death: Forever exalting the breath of life. T ' ' he wings of truth clo enwreathe youths trust lf there be honor to impart. And there is yet a hope for mortal man Within the young heart. Knowledge is triumphp this does such faith cherish As the treasure of all mankind, And he who probes and yearns to know, By his trust will surely find! B.H.S. Senior Page Twenty-Three Class Motto: Not merely to exist, but to amount to some- thing in life. W5 Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Red Rose ALMA MATEH Faithful and 'VUE-l 90ff9d, let us boost for our old .loyous and ever loyal, let us boost for our old high. high. Let every heart sing, let every voice ring, there's no We revere her and defend her as her colors proudly time to grieve or sigh. fly. lt's ever onward our course pursuing. We will stand for her united. May defeat ne'er our ardor cool. Of her deeds we'll proudly tell. But united we will boost for our' Brevard High School. Her colors streaming, glad faces beaming. So here's a cheer for her, that we all love so well. Page Twenty-Four I aff' ki,- mi fri 2 'ii 5 53 rw sf 3 .IUNIIJH EL!-T55 UPI-'IIIEHS 1- QF ,, ' Y A A mst:-fs t - 5-if Jerry Cabe ...... Tommy Gardener . . . Gus Tucker ....... Benny Galloway ... In the fall of 1955 we, a group of mixed-up, little freshmen , entered the scene of B.H.S. We soon became familiar with the routine and struggled through English themes, math problems, and Latin coniugations. Two of our boys were on the Debating team and traveled to Boone. We had district and state winners in the 4-H demonstrations. The months passed quickly. As sophomores we enjoyed teasing the new freshmen as we had been teased. The first popularity king was elected from our class and several of our girls were chosen as cheerleaders. Two of our members attended the State Page Twenty-Six . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . . Secretary .. Treasurer Fair in Raleigh, some were elected to the Student Council, others made the football and basketball teams. Summer vacation was soon over and we returned as upperclassmen, at last! Two of our junior boys were co-captains of the football team, the Junior play was presented, class rings were chosen, and the Junior-Senior was declared a big success. As the year draws to an end,we realize it has passed all too quickly. It is hardly believable that we who entered as freshmen in the fall of '55 will be great Seniors next year-then graduating in '59. hifi ,Q A . 14 ' L- ' I 4 V sri' UMA 'WF A 1? 'C' --g 1 LLL . ,Mil V is 1? limi. X 1 fit e tts . , alw- Befiy Allen Ronnie Allender Clarence Allison Jewel Ayers V :ivnllti-' 1 J -n A X f J ' 4- v 7' 0 7 J i - N- . 4 i f -1 .,. f,. v ff , '1 Z- F? V A , i. John Benson Charles Bloomquisf Hugh Bradburn Jimmie Bramlet -II' ..-'FH A '- 'a M ,af-, - l ' 'K 'I - .i tl' Y l -if , , V 7 Fred Bryson Lynda Bunch Jerry Cabe Jimmy Canup 'vac Vw F '- 43 L I ' . F A F' 2 - .a n 1 .6 , 3 v, , -4 Auslin Faulkner Jean Fluke Benny Galloway Brenda Galloway A' -1' ' A. ri? Linda Beddingfield 5' A U M f Eula Mae Brissy Z za 1 l'ifl Joe Farmer ,I 3. my ' v' 3. l Tommy Gardner G J A 'F 'el F l- f I r - If Patricia Gasperson Freda Gillespie Peggy Glazener Bruce Gray A ,Z.: im.5,f.s A fl ww 24, A J -. .PVQ ' C eil. Robert Green ,. bi, Ruth Green ,kk-H1 2 7 X ,ar W g f? Life rss Q 124- L -Y- N 'K . x , V 1 , ,I , 1 X Tommy Harbin Benny Hare ,Ev N ix, -IGEXS-'wp 'QQ . y fs J Bmw in ' ei nl -:V 1 Susan Hollis I ' is A' New we . ,... 5 Ma rgarel King Edward H udson ' an 'Q' ls. . s Ruih Kurkendall 'x Jimmy Hamilton -- is ' if-.3 r:s.,5v.- ,, .5 4gX , Jimmy Heath QE: .2 ,. . N. H 'X Peggy Hulchins L3 ,fa X X , XA -W N4-' .H M 5 . ,M ,qv I ff Gerald Leopard rf , A H ,. , in sf -Q' ss. - M Evan Lyday Jimmy Mackey Edward M in :ik Mary Louise Hamilion . H Lois Holden 1? -., .P -- vyx if W X- 5-' .f 'A .. it-:SY 35. X Peggy Jackson David Lobdell Oscar Harbin Q ll' xx . ' J John Hollifield .JWHSQ 'N A P ' ill x Marshall Johnson Ann Lowery ang atheson Thelma Marhis vim ii., ai: . 4 ' lar Floyd McCall ,O . -px ':- X ll Arlene McLean flu v 3 iw I0 v ...Q 5 Charles Morris x 4 3 Barbara Oliver I :xi 3 S Louise McCrary . Thalia McCrcry .v pf ., ,' ' Q ' IQ R Roberta Mills 'UDP' Delaine Mitchell 13 Jo Ann McGaha I X 1 Shirley Moore Q 6 Q X i i '5 35' Richard Morris Madoline Nerlinger Blanche Nicholson . ,r X. 'x .7 -flu '. .3 3 '2 in ' Darlene Orr Winford Owen Doris Pierson if-P. 5, 06' Xi! .5 rn I a Donald Pressley in .' ,Io . Q 0- ,. Z J Virginia Price A Af. 1 M , 1 W I 1 ., M Bernice Mclunkin ., ' J . 2 5: V ,ffhu -fy' Lana Morgan V-I' ye . ' T 6, 'I , 'Q as Sarah Nicholson Y x ,M , 'Z' V i I I J Leonard Pofeet x 1-fn tx 'Ar .-.5 Sarah Romsey Barbara Reems Q +V , ,..,:, W Tommy Reynolds , ,X 5533255 . Wm' '- Q' sf is 'SR -'S is ,. - xv, ML ' Robert Rogers A- rn ' sgga. 'xi- W , --,R M 1.1-+', , X ,r, r X x X r X X Gladys Siniard :W 'Q l ' XJ , C.'::- A ,,,, . V gg S Barbara Rhodes :gy V gm ,L 4 ,sr 6 . 'Q KAN X Langdon Seely ai Helen Sitton l filghi ' by, S W -x .jx A. s , ' fr-, Q 4 di inlet .gi S N . 1 . I .. X . I Evelyn Taylor ,-,, Q --SNK' an .vw 'QA Leia Tinsley as my ' . ,lr , : 'i5:'fi5 l' .,f-E R X , ,, ug r- X. , : 1 X' rim - I , X L W' Jolene Rhodes Elaine Rogers is ' ,.,, fi fra ww . . .-vital' ,. 5... K Y r --.3531 gy 5 A Y, , yr 5 5, S f 5 Y - ' ir is ' Gloria Shook even Nev.: fi .J ie? 'fi A Phyllis Surette if rg . , Linda Tinsley N Bill Shuford .,g- A, 53. .wgfsxl x ff l. xg.-rr' ... we -gif Q M -J Befha Lee Suliles N 1 Q4 1 ,. 'N L N s Gus Tucker ,HY lx. L ' r ,df n 4 x 'Wk .. nal EW w :,, X L S L X X X, X Lillian Rogers Jane Singletary .- ,, 1 'E ax, ev- in E X! Charles Taylor L N -' f-Rigs.,-.x 'vi 'SEviffi'- , , ,-WSESQS ex 1 . as Frank Vaughn ,Qe.:'f,.. 5 X ' A K -if A -M' X- . 3 ,-3 -as K5 vq N .1 .3 Trips f l is . if ,. yi L .,v. ' N, ,Q ik Donna Wald rop Martha Wallin Edna Webb Ann Wells ' A x l .aaa 533 P3 Bill: ww Dilllard Whltmlre Jerry Whitmire Charles Anders .Jimmy Ashworth Richard Barnett .lohn Bradshaw Randal Clark Bill Cox Bill Davis Harry Galderer Bruce Gosnell Calvin Guffey Barbara Wilson NOT PICTURED Carol Holden David Hughey Mildred Lee Cecil Lowery Rex Merrill Marshall Messer Phillip Moody Benny Ormand York Osborne Teddy Owen . Truman Patterson Q lv 1 A, i - .ww -6 . ,nik Charles Winchester Mary Anne Wfighf Donald Pressley Larry Pressley Clifton Reese Walter Siniard Billy Joe Smith Fred Smith Jerry Strickland Ronald Teague Frank Tinsley Doris Wilson wi, I 1 Q , 1 ' ,E e .. 1-3, 1 X. . t I' -as-1, , r R T 1 -. W TZ, '13f,,w: 5 iv QQ ' l 1 . Vg L E' . i '-. .T. 0 yy'-.,.l,13 1 '--- '. K ' uv -T-1 'i' -1 - r i C' -f f 'r ffr Qi, -,Q fra 4 A scene from the Junior Play, Susan Steps Out. V , N42 ,.-I 53 + Gigi, c. v 3,i Q 4 gl Ti ii, Q , , -Q I ,I 1? lr i, 11 '4 . l l 1 i ,,,.,- ,-P -.....A-... X , if- s - in-',,,ni Page Thirty-One SUPHUMUHE CLASS IIPFIEEHS , iz wg - 1 V9 L 43 Q s Kr -.31 Y Deedie Wilson .. Ernest Riddle . . . Judy Mims . . . Among the large group of students seen gathering around the high school at the beginning of this year we, the sophomores, were a special group of veterans at B.H.S. Starting our second year, we faced the teachers and upperclassmen with new confidence. It gave us a feeling of pride to know our way around and to be able to give advice condescendingly to the freshmen. As the year progressed, we gained more knowl- Page Thirty-Two 'gil-rev: ,Q H ,. ,, 11' XA ...N W..-M . . . . . . .. President . . . . . . Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer edge and began to set our goals in life. More of our time was devoted to book-learning . Our candidate for Popularity Queen was elected by a narrow margin. This was achieved by the hard work of our whole class. As this short year in our high school career comes to a close we, the class of 1960, look forward to next year when we become members of that highly privileged group of students-upperclassmen! Helen Adams William Aiken Dianne Allen Jean Ammons Geraldine Arrington John Ashe Bobby Asheworth Jeanne Ausiin Robert Ayers Virginia Bagwell Judy Baker Barbara Ballard Ellen Bennet Page Best Wiley Bingham Larry Blanton Mary Boggs Brenda Bosfic Phyllis Bowen Linda Boyd Edwin Bracken Lynda Bracken Anila Brennan Sandra Bridges Michael Brock Jimmy Brown Maureen Bryant Shirley Bryson Auslin Bunch Larry Burnehe Bruce Burrell Doris Cagle Mac Cantrell Brenda Case Virginia Cook r-,I is , ,., , Kirfiw' W Y,- 'Y --.7 H J NA N , r SUPHUMUHES fs , v f-,-N M ,..., I-vs .. 1 ii A 1? if 'AI -'fx is X ., J V Q . M A XX - El Il H' l if ii fx A i 'iw . 'H AX 5 Q ,., I a A -f 1 W ks 5 ff? u -1 ' 5 Q ix X X, y , l. me-'M .,44 , M- 3,14 , g 1 is i I Xxx 'L Qi 11. A r 3' LL N ,2- N ',. , -. 2 -3 as AQ - X M n .. 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I Q :Q A x .., 2 P' .wsu rx 1 D r N . ,A X X' 4 A 1 D 4 Edna Crane Lewis Curlee Priscilla David Gerald Dickenl-roof Pamela Dryer Charles Duckworlh Melvin Edwards Eleanor Ferrell Charles Fisher Elaine Galloway Norma Galloway Phyllis Galloway Viclor Galloway Pat Garren Carol Glass Ann Glazener Polricia Goings Jack Goodwin Alice Gordon Bill Gravely Frances Gravely Shelby Grogan Tosh Hammerschlag Tony Harden Terry Hawkins Clay Henderson Suzanne Holden Ronald Holliday Wayne Hollingsworfh Ruih Hunter Buddy Hufchins Douglas Israel Yvonne Jones Palsy Justus Jimmy Kellar Susan Kenerly William Kimzey Gail King Carolyn Knight Peggy Lambert Sara Lambert Jean Lance Joyce Landreth Catherine Ledbetter Jock Levy Doris Lyda Carolyn Manley Louise Mason Carl McCall Juanita McCall Lena McGuire Hazel McKelvey Larry McKelvin Patsy Meece Janice Medford Eugene Merrill Melvin Merrill Sharon Merrill Weldon Merrill Judy Mims John Monteith June Monteith Harold Morris Ronnie Myers Judy Neal John New Randal Nicholson Pat O'Kelley Janet Osborne Cecelia Owen SIJPHIIMUHES . 2. 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I y W i 'XX y E N LN in eil P Aki lin ' 2 v ,fzl--uw. 1 , Page Thirty-Six ., .EN :,.-.: e 'Q - 2 Dot Owen Grady Owen Herman Owen Larry Owen Peggy Owen Leon Pace Lina Page Naia Parker Pat Parker William Patton Nita Pearce Charles Perkins Jeanne Peterson Dennis Pressley Janice Pruitt Bill Ramer Wayne Reese Ernest Riddle Frances Rogers Phyllis Rogers Margie Rose Martha Sader Barbara Schmidt Thea Schulze Charlotte Sentelle Ella Mae Shipman Mavis Shipman Frances Siniard Jennie Siniard Edward Sitton Nettie Sitton Lennie Sitton Lois Sitton Pat Smith Donald Sprouse Joel Stevenson Jerry Suttles Barbara Talley Bud Talley Robert Taylor Mary Tinsley Linda Townsend Allen Tritt Norman Trotter Jonlyn Truesdoil Audrey Tucker Carlene Watson Don Waulchaup Doug Waulchaup Buddy Webb Fred West JoAnne Whitener Louise Whitmire Norma Whitmire Shirley Whitmire Bertha Williams Jerry Willingham Deedie Wilson Joe Wright Charlene York IQ V595 SUPHUMUHES n,m V by GYTN L ,lr it 1 MN X , r ,-v. -c fx - xc X U W Y L. .,., 3' 'I N vu ict' rl T' 'X cg is 3 y . X li? 3 AKD' I fiv f 5 . NR H ,M , ' , f T 1: I K 4 Q j1,'..-As lr Nl , 1 - 3-B ,G - as-.. , 'SRA' L 132' . ., ' b rj'-. H x 5 :,. ,Nj V 1, gl 1?'1i1:hlllHx- A A A if 'R 5' l TI -' I i -5 - , k ' ' 'Ll 'n 4, Q . A. . lv ' ,. , .,,,, 4. '- ' , J - 4 my-f Q, tv xx 4 5-- vysx 55 i K. . l 4 6,7 fe! 0 'sl 1 1 ,Tlx mga is ,- 4 6 p - . Y 45 - 'ln C B., l A Th- ' . i 1 gr y w. To ,:- 1 ua? IEEE 1 ' Q Donald Zachary W l 1: 6 Judy Zachary h --1 - L, t RQ X v' r , ,N 1 Nor Pncrunsn Rik Cassina Richard Ronnie Sand ra Zandra Charles Bracken Brock Byrd Fanning Gillespie Morris Herman Powers Carol Ruse Wayne Ruse Robert Townsend Vernon Whitmire Mary Morrow Page Thirty-Seven FHESHMI-TN EL!-TSS IIFFIIIEHS Johnny Bradburn . . Charles Bradburn . .. Sam Gardner .. . School opened last fall on August 26. To us every- thing was in a state of confusion. For a while our time was spent dodging the upperclassmen, but they soon settled down. Comments such as these were heard very frequent- ly. This lock has the wrong number. How can a person get lost in this building so easily? Quick, back down the hall, there comes a senior. What's a demerit? The mass confusion slowly evolved into order, and Page Thirty-Eight V . . . . . . President . . . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer we met new friends, participated in new activities, learned to study, and enioyed ourselves. Also we learned to find our way around the new school without the help of the upperclassmen. Our freshman class is the largest class in the history of Brevard High School. There are many promising athletes and leaders. As our freshman year comes to an end, we look back on many pleasant memories. Wondering how we could have been so green and ignorant two semesters earlier, we are ready to face the responsi- bilities of being sophomores next year. FHESHME David Albertson Dennis Allen Sandy Avery Gary Babb Bronwen Bacon Joan Bagwell Peggy Balmer Carolyn Barnes Carolyn Barton Maxine Baynard Gary Beddingfield Jean Bently Harry Bishop Josephine Blythe Blythe Bowen Bradburn Bradburn Walter Tommy Charles Johnny Broom Helen Bobby Brown Ernest Susan Velma Patricia Bryant Brown Brown Brown Dennis Bryson Velma Buchanan Martha Burgess Peggy Camerzind Mary L. Cantrell Eurano Capps Eddie Carter Charlotte Chapman Kenneth Chapman Donald Cheek Vera Cison Bruce Clampitt Carolyn Clark Gilbert Coon Norma Collins Randall Collins Wayne Collins Charles Cook Gary Coren Larry Coren Lewis Corn Ernest Corn Charles Cox Harry Crane Ruby Crane Carolyn Crawford Morris Crowe William Dalton John Debord ' 2- 1-B 1 X n , -. 4V ,IW ll ,-C ,Q 8 C Juj- 1 ex r..,.. 'A and i f gy, lm. 'V i lxllli - ,s ny ff L l , fr-,.. U AN, .. I E. X-, iz, nl! ., A I Y Xax .,.': xy,. X 9 f,k r, f. S. t. P . llllf Nl l 4 Vx i N f. , ? T., nc fs- nge L. 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M is f-, X - Q . ifi M 1 ii.. , sf' f fs f i, -5. 3 ' 'vc' ' dl ilu iw: - g. me 1 li .N i .l lil J l W xi Page Forty FHESHME Pam Dickson Kathy Dillingham Gerald Edwards Paul Edwards Carl Eldridge Tommy English Bobby Eubanks Delores Fisher Sylvia Fowler Edward Frady Anita Galloway Carolyn Galloway Jimmy Galloway Michael Galloway William Galloway Brenda Gardner Sam Gardner Josephine Gray Mac Gasque Charles Gillespie Doris Gillespie Garland Grant Charles Gravely Palsy Gravely Steve Gravely Hazel Green Wanda Grogan Joyce Hull Bobby Hamilton Gail Harrison Ladson Hart Freda Hawkins Ann Heath Mary Heath Brenda Henderson Michael Hendricks John Hensley Martha Hensley Thomas Henson Bruce Herzog Sammy Hilemon Everete Hipps Douglas Holden Gladys Holden John Hooper Joyce Hooper Frances Hopkins Cleo Hoxit William Hoxif Larry Johnson Martha Jones Somual Jones Larry Jones Ann Kilpatrick I-'HESHMEN Palsy King James Knighi Gary Lance Denny Landreth Randall Lankford Bobbie Lee John Matheson Ann McBride Thomas McBride Gerald McCall Memory McCall Russell McCall Hazel McCormick J. L. McGaha Mary Jo Mdunkin Jimmy McKinney Jane McLean Mary Jane Melton Charles Merrill Janice Merrill Rita Merrill Linda Metcalf Freddie Moore Judy Morris Roberf Neumann Gene Nicholson Frances Norman Earl Norris Peyfon Oliver Jean Owenby Arthur Owen Branley Owen Cecil Owen Evelyn Owen Jimmy Owen Loyd Owen Jerry Owen Rober? Owen Ronald Owen S. T. Owen Violet Owen James Orr Louise Orr Odell O'Shields Ronnie Pace Carroll Parker Harald Parker Robert Perry Pafricia Poor Dorothy Price Davis Raines Harley Raines Lois Raines Barbara Reese H , 'tix I 11 'LT Srl -K r., b .fi x - V y 1 in C R all lllll f n .T 1 lv l ' , 1 ll by 4 . n-, - ' 1. A 3 V T M L1 C im All lf' ll ' l lm ' lime J 1 I n' la. l' U!-fa el ftl ' li ci :ll i C kg X P 4 .. f' l xo A fl sf? -F - Af:-1 11 X- for 0 2 us- rx .. ,L S i ix fl' s. .9, Q . gl -1- '1 - iv-me s ' M. Eigff' ii ' ' zlwlbf. l 1: IX Y I .K ll 2 V , ,V K 1 s 'A ' lu 'Ag ' I' 5 'I' rf I N- Sw 4161? Pe ,KX J ii ' . l , -2:91. 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JA 'C 'll ' , ,., Q T:-2, Q ' . -52 T L Jimmy Wingutv Wayne Wood 11: my 1 F .f-e . 5' qw' ' vm, as ,, . , M' ' ,511 K C 'F' I X . M l Q.. fr .V gg' , V in if at lf: WZ V, l f X l ' K 5 ws Tj Q. Q, .iv ,L I ..-,. I X, '-rQ ., T , i i' 1, 5 - , ng .N . V52 N W so 1. Q' T, 'uw Bugle 'Lrg - E ,,,i:m Q' - 313, WL 4.-3 sr ' , it 1 A .Z 3 V LQ 1- ,, M J A, V Ai,,,,X :Cu . ,, is . XY -1 As D. .Ll as NOT PICTURED June Davis Mickey Davis Nancy Devore Wayne Ellis Jimmy Gillispie Virgil Gillispie Douglas Hart Nellie Holden Calvin Hoxit Susie Hoxit Gerald Hensley Patricia Lowery Evelyn Mathis Marvin Mathis Ralph Monaghan Jerry Owen Ronnie Pace Geynell Parker FHESHME Donald Reese Howard Reese Juanita Reese L. C. Reese Phyllis Riddle David Rigdon Donald Rogers Rene Rogers Letitio Shrank Tommy Shuford James Siler Thomas Siniard Estelle Sitton Kenny Smathers Faye Smith Fred Southerland Carla Stephens Frances Stiles Wade Strickland Tommy Stroup Russell Swangim Dickie Taylor Jan Taylor Darryl Terry Martha Tinsley Roberta Tinsley William Vaughn Joe Waldrop Pam Wells Beatrice White Sandra Whitlock Catherine Wilson Ethel Wilson Joyce Wilson Judy Wilson Tommy Wilson Larry Peevy Douglas Rogers Tommy Sanford Peggy Sitton Wayne Street Phillip Tinsley Christine Whitm Marie Wilson ire I S 9 Q 3 .A fb ,., 0 ,.,v 1-A , .1 , f sa' - ' ff-'jf' , 'N 1 2:3 9 . 5 , I fr, ,, , V-,V ...,. ,, 1 'TT-5 a 5 , A ,ge K A N- -.,-1'.,,,4.., -gf., -. 15 ww W ,f . - iff f f,f 5 5, 711 'fi 'X . -fe... L-if V,--'1-4... 1 Z ,P ..,L -f 1-7.'E'?sf!1f4'f?5 f- 5 fLih':r. ,fs V. 5 y5'?fffb,.3T xi431'f1,45m:-2. -:Ev ' 4 4 54? --'ff 1,2-:rg 4714, . Q r 1. ? .' 4 Wrqh ' tl- V, W, . I 1,-. ,J,f,',fw,V ff ' ' ' aim. ?Lhi 'f,,nA L, 4522 'S zwf ' 'NE i.1'ii5B+Z3gfQ 4, 'fl' 61 'ffggaiff . 54 L 1 1 f ff- vxgvgl 'I A J, .Q L .,. Q A, 'Y' , we fa Hrs. 5 Bu N3 4. X 43: A. nw , l ex .. ,lm MAL .- Rm.: . WL f S. :Mi Q F t., 3, HUGH BRADBURN X J, ,,zv,,. .. 4 J , , ? , A . - '- , ,,.: v nyag , F k M y LN- was wt . , ta' :L :tw-,,,. X V 'Q ':: - ' Q L , ,vjjjlf- f . ' Q 1 N ,. +3 A--fslg4.4p.f gi - 13 A 1 'M fag., ---- 1 ' - L A-'Sv Nami-LEX ,. eq L 'V , ' ffweaff? i3!a1'6l?Ligp9' ,L 4 E .2 U' CHARLES COMPTON Y lg,-11,7 Q f ,J AUBURN TEAGUE W S 5, x 1,. Yx .. A ' A ' , mi gag? 1 Q L ff , JI X, ffl NN , lj, ri A C,-twig N' .. if X 5 if ,LV N aw 11 i . N ami Q - an F my. v 7 .Rm XL f X kg 2 Q -5 2 ' ' T ' wg ,- , H ' - - V- --at 5,-vv Q L .Qu .-an Ss:Rf:q,L, 1 V, .- . . Q. 2 ,, A .-. ' s.LLl'lrl. 1 S CECIL LOWERY, CO-CAPTAIN WALTER SINIARD 'wi LYNDON BAKER 4 Yi A-g,,.,3 t , -ivy 12.1 wx.. nw -ar DAVID HUGHEY .3 ,J fx K 1 Def' +111 X , 1- 1's -J Y A . 52 ,x I - Si? 5 ' --f If - , ED MATHESON CHARLES WINCHESTER LARRY PICKELSIMER .. M W- '1 'Me N' I I 2 bf I -- raw-1 E ' fu If Q3 rg It .E A : V X I y - 1 gi Y, 1 . - ., xl,-1' : ,5 s P. , . I 9 n I 'xx ' ,Q g - , .uf 7 ai. fih I ' A' ifil' E I JERRY CABE, co.cAPTAlN I CLARENCE ALLISON grgasgiw 1: I 'Im . u' h'l F , I 51 ' I SWF? .. X7 L. VI PHIL MOODY .Fm ' I fa sf Q JOHNNY MACK BROWN .,,4-, , '- .3 I L Qi-if-z - f 174: ' A X X -f -.. 2ff?f'3Y'-- E N43-PSE-' .,, -Q ,f::' . - .44 2 ',-gf' .-.. ' ' -'59 -m 3g....f KL, li .- J A Q . JOHN HOLLIFIELD I 1 42 . Z5 3343355 2-r... W CALVIN GUFFEY HARRY BALLARD BILL LOWERY 1 11- - . 5- BLUE UEVIL5 HAVE BEST HEEUHIJ IN YE!-LHS BREVARD 44 TAYLORS 0 On the opening kick-off Cecil Lowery raced 85 yards to start the scoring. A few minutes later Lowery passed to Rhodes for another tally. Winchester plunged for 2 yards and the third touchdown. Lowery raced 61 yards, Winchester 21, and Teague 75 for three more touch- downs. Phil Moody made the final score on a 7 yard run. BREVARD 35 REYNOLDS 7 Winchester scored touchdowns on runs of 4, 32, and 88 yards. Picklesimer scored from the 2 and on an 80 yard run. Heath kicked three conversions. BREVARD 20 HENDERSONVILLE 6 Sweet revenge was realized when the Blue Devils out-played and out- scored Hendersonville's Bearcats. Touchdowns were made by Jimmy Rhodes, Cecil Lowery and Charles Compton. Heath converted twice. BREVARD 7 CANTON 9 On the second play from scrimmage, Cecil Lowery got the ball on Brevard's three yard line and raced the length of the field for Bre- vard's only score. Canton scored a T7 yard field goal and a touchdown, but missed the extra point, making the final score 9-7. BREVARD 39 ASHEVILLE SCHOOL 6 Picklesimer contributed two touchdowns, and a 2-yard plunge by Cecil Lowery made the score 19-0. Tommy Waters recovered ca fumble on the visitors' 28 and ran into the end zone standing up. Moody scored on a 28-yard run and the final score came when Jake Lowery passed to Bill Shuford. Brevard High School is very proud of our excellent football team. Not only did the Blue Devils do some great football playing, but their good sportsmanship was compli- mented from many sources. The hard work of each player was rewarded when the team won nine games. Cecil Lowery, Larry Picklesimer, Charles Winchester, and Phil Moody led the Blue Devils' scoring. WUN NINE, H!-TNHED EIGHTH IN STATE BREVARD 26 CHRIST SCHOOL 0 The action started by Cecil Lowery's 3-yard plunge. A 24-yard end- around play and a 2-yard plunge kept the pace. After a dull third stanza, Hollifield put Brevard back in the scoring. Heath converted. BREVARD T3 HENDERSONVILLE 7 Larry Picklesimer scored on an option play. Winchester scored from the T7 on a pitchout from Picklesimer. The Bearcats made their only touchdown in the third period. Coach Humphries described it as a team victory. BREVARD 32 WAYNESVILLE T3 Cecil Lowery scored four of Brevard's five touchdowns, three of which were on long runs. Phillip Moody scored Brevard's final score from the 3-yard stripe. Waynesville scored in the third and fourth quarters. BREVARD 32 OWEN T4 A pass from Picklesimer to Rhodes that covered 78 yards put Brevard into the lead. Phil Moody scored two touchdowns, one from the T9 and the other from the 8. Lowery drove across from the 'IO and Winchester scored from the Owen 31 for the final score. BREVARD T9 ENKA 0 Brevard played its final game of the season in championship form. Charles Winchester scored from the 2. Phillip Moody literally bull- dozed his way on a 45-yard touchdown run. Picklesimer ran a beau- tiful bootleg for a 54-yard touchdown. Lowery converted once. Every Blue Devil was especially proud when our team was twice victorious over Hendersonville. Brevard placed eight men on the Blue Ridge Conference all-star team and was ranked eighth among the AA high schools in the state. Brevard lost the Blue Ridge Conference by one vote in the fifth ballot. Congratulations, Brevard Blue Devils, on one of the best football seasons in our high school's history. 4, -...f .11 EU!-XEHES DEVILS ls. v ik 'Ny KA., ffm These are the men who walk the sidelines impatiently during every game. Coaches Buff Humphries, McLeod, and Teague, wearing their black Stetsons, came through with a great team for the 57-58 season. They undoubtedly will do it again next year. JUNIIJH VARSITY TEAM The mischievous antics these two boys get away with would fill a book. Earning their letter, Steve and Flea get into a lot of deviltry during football season. HIS All that was heard from the future Blue Devils this past fall were their aches and pains. Why do we run so much? My leg hurts. l can't learn these plays. Valuable experience was gained in practicing teamwork and good sportsmanship. These will be essential next year when most of them will make the varsity squad. Page Forty-Eight EHEEHLEADEH5 '- v IW' F. .- .,. - A A 1 T L m My v . W , of r 'J X ., - , T 'I 3 A I I f 5 ' 1 X Q. I MI I r' V - ' 4 A A I ,gf Q 'Z 421' Q7 5 HETTE VAUGHN NANCY HARRIS BRENDA GALLOWAY THALIA MCCRARY 44' .X Never-falling, always there, cheer- ing with spirits true. They deserve a crown of glory- I one of white and blue! wr PATRICIA GALLOWAY CHIEF CHEERLEADER f , - , . I T I . 1 , ,K . g - -4 sg. X - Q-4 f-3 '2 Ex ANN ERWIN JEAN PETERSON .IONLYN TRUESDAIL FREDA GILLESPIEE Poge Forty-Nine U -.V , H M 34 I J. 44. ,, . 1 . .ik , .f 1 O f f it I 1 , Cf 'A 'lf ' K 'Vi Xxxviy' W , E, . i V A V ' . 1 L E Q 5 . t E . 5 ' 1. 2 il i ,Q Em y ,, ls , Q. i Y f 1 . C' B94 , GE, JOHNNY BRADBURN ROBERT McCRARY JIMMY RHODES BENNY GALLOWAY ii gg 3 . ' , Oi' l C DON MCLEOD CHARLES WINCHESTER PAGE BEST COACH l As the Brevardier goes to press, the Blue Devils have three games remaining before they travel to 1 Enka to play in the Blue Ridge Conference Tourney. 1 l Highlights of the season were victories over Rosman, 58-34, Flat Rock, 55-33, Waynesville, 42-35, and Canton 56-55. 1 With only four of the twelve varsity players graduating this year, the Blue Devils should have an ex- it cellent team next year. We wish them the best of luck and hope they do what no other Blue Devil team has done: win the State Class AA Championship. Congratulations to Coach McLeod on his fine work with the team and for building basketball into a major sport at Brevard. is l l S Page Fifty N g C3 ll r l A I ' l l , l -1 l XS.: '7 by f , -Q fy L y 35 X-4 w XVI l l lr b .l l NX y f K s X H l l :-,,:VR,f ls-J 'l 'X -' x 4 JIM CANUP RAYMOND BULLOCK GUS TUCKER BUYS 1 V. Someday we will be the Varsity team, and the experience that we have gained this year is going to lead us on to many victories. Coach has been very patient with us, and we are be- ginning to feel that we can live up to the ex- pectations he has for us. 1 oi? eff fi cimaies oucxwonm 1 wx fl so , ' E5 all X T k A . lx - N LF 1, l , x , N, ren owen mznv mcxsisuvien Pgge Fifty-One 0 If 'YW ' A 1 kV, , t ,ia is Lf S , X P f TX five!! A ..-AA' ,e-W - W 5' A V, , XIX ,g 57' B I B' ' V,'1.s .s- A fx' l P ff X ,Me 1 K I 1 5 if I lc l I I t I 5' 'V I gg f' ,,::: y L jf lx A fir' iii-A If , 1 NANCY MATTHEWS SARAH LAMBERT JONLYN rRuEsoAiL JEAN PETERSON for Y, , 3 X -. 'Q V , .3 1 . l f I I ln -I - til give EDNA FAYE McGAHA RA FW L, ,XA I NANCY HARRIS Practice, playing, and more practice . . . It's all hard work but lots of fun. The success of a team is not in the number of games won, but the sportsmanship shown and effort put forth. We are proud of our girls because they possess the qualities of a good team, and they should be greatly commended for their untiring efforts and their fine team spirit. ,C Bas V- '11 ,,..' j fl W ,air PEGGY ALLISON le fl MRS. ANDREWS COACH v ?'2a , H: X fx, ,I VIRGINIA PRICE sl? .. X K - X . ' EIN 1 it JB 31 X . F- T t Q, F1 ,V -,Q Fl' I . -5 ' 1 if I , A X. L X e x , H l Ln l AUDREY TUCKER FREDA GILLESHE BETHA LEE SUTTLES JOLENE RHODES EIHIIS J. V. These girls are the future players of B.H.S. They spent many hours of hard work each week in order to gain the skill they will need in the years to come. Even though the girls only played a few games they look very promising. 0 ', .x fijj 1 r l QU PRISCILLA DAVID ta a-'if' . B 32, my .JR xi I 4 Y I. fd THALIA MCCRARY BETTY SUE ALLEN 5 : s t .Q Q' . ez yi f 3 nga ly 5 f . 1 T Whig y i s T ' V, l I . I .egg A WNW QM ' E 5.35 .X . A kc'-y -H A se T ., N ' ' ' B! 5 -- T , ,ff w , 8 xx , .... xg .- v' C 1 vw' X Q in siftlih RONNIE HUNNICUTT N 'N f. NU 'Q' 1 SW wgxi ' S' HUGH BRADBURN Page Fifty-Four 2? e ii l TOM CABE PAGE BEST JACKIE THOMAS The Blue Devils practiced and played hard in the hot , sun at Camp Straus this past season, winning over half i their games. I There were eight lettermen returning, with the lineup Q during the year showing Tom Cabe, catcher, .limmy Rhodes, first base, Ronnie Hunnicutt, second base, Page Best, short- stop, and Hugh Bradburn third base, Larry Pressley played l 9 Fx L , 1 l 5, . - u. 1 if V 'B 'L E iw 4 J I-,...-,.,o ,gg 1 Q Ti g 4, 3 we A is J M, , -J LARRY PRESSLEY BENNY GALLOWAY JIMMY HUBBARD ,1 Y- ,-14,45 7 ! l 1455. .fqgur - center field and Jimmy Hubbard left field. Jackie Thomas, Frank Brown, and Benny Galloway alternated between pitching and playing right field. They are expected to have an even greater season next year, for only a few players will be lost by graduation. '41-:gill lv Aff- ju ,x,2:fgf..--',-ff ' ,f 21 3 '-'e1'f.r-5- - lg Jer..-V J if 1 .:- '7 A.-, I I , Y ll ' I l ,J H, 1 J 1 l 'V 1 'I , - F it JIMMY RHODES 1 it fl k X is X : ul i L Q, FRANK BROWN Page Fifty-Five TRACK TEAM Brevard's track team participated in two track meets this past season-the Blue Ridge Conference Track Meet at Asheville School for Boys and the Western North Carolina Relays held in Memorial Stadium. With five men returning, they are looking forward to next year. GULF TE!-KM Only one match was played this season. Brevard High's par busters defeated Brevard College 7'h to 2V2. The members are Charles Himes, Robert Lawerence, Bobby Hunter, Doug Page, and Ronnie Ruther- ford, with Jack Levy- as an alternate. Coach Fishburn looks forward to a better schedule next year. Page Fifty-Six A 5.1 f .-5 '1- a x? lk 1 If W aug ,. fag 33. M s ww It x L Q-4 .' -Q-w . . ACTIVITIES z' President ..... . . . . Boyce Lowery Vice-President . . . . . . Hugh Bradburn HC0U fe5Yf H9IPfUl'7955f Guldancen Sec.-Treas. .... Bette Vaughn Advisor ........ . . . . . . . Mr. Teague You better be good-you better watch out-, because we enforce the laws set up by the school. Therefore, we keep strict order in the halls and penalize the few who break these laws. ing i The students choose us, and we feel it is our duty to be examples of good conduct. We enioy lead- n the fellowship and helping make B.H.S. the very best. n OFFICERS President ...... .......... B ecky Galloway Vice-President .... ..... M urle Capell AChleV9me'1lf Cl'lUfUCf6'f, l-eUdefShiP Recording Sec. ...... .... J o Ann Newsome Corresponding Sec. .. ...... Lynne Smathers Treasurer ......... ........... J ohn Allison bya Advisor ......... Mr. Benjamin Fishburne Although our standards are high, we maintain a large membership. Our new members are received formal induction ceremony held in chapel. Our proiect each year is to co-sponsor the school hand- book. We also enioy an annual picnic in the spring. Page Fifty-Eight '-TN! .. ..... d ll , h ll' , Team CharTeJs Tbifljili ligyrd QACICZTI Alternates ...... Sandy Bridges, Louise Mason Sponsor .................. Mr. Roland Young These are our orators of tomorrow who present convincing arguments at debate contests held each year. Both the negative and the affirmative teams compete in these contests all over the state with the hope that they will reach State Finals. Establish your point clearly, effectively, and forcefully. OFFICERS President ...................... John Allison Vice-President .... . . . Hugh Bradburn ,, H Secretary ...... . . . Floyd McCall The key of Knowledge unlocks all doors. Treasurer I I I 1 r D Charles Taylor Sponsors .... Mr. R. T. Kimzey Mr. Randal Lyday The Key Club is composed of a chosen group of boys approved by the faculty and members of the club. This club is active in many different activities and is responsible for the flag. They are also trying to organize a club at Rosman High. A number of members attended the State Convention at Charleston, and a few plan to attend the National Convention at Washington. Page Fifty-Nine EUTUHE EAHMEH5 President .. ........... Robert Galloway DP Secretary . . . ..... B. Norton Reporter ...... .... J immy Allison Vice-President . . . . . . Tommy Burgess Treasurer ..... .... D eedie Wilson Sentinel ..... ..... R ex Merrill Advisor .................... .... M r. Lyday Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. During a very successful year the F.F.A. Chapter sponsored a Father and Son Banquet. Nine of our boys became eligible for the One Hundred Bushel Corn Club. Six calves were entered in the Western North Carolina Fat Calf Show. One of the calves was graded choice convention. Jimmy Allison received the State Farmer Award. Several attended the State Fair. After entering all the contests we placed in the upper third in the Pisgah Federation. FUTURE TEACHERS OFHCER5 President . . . . .................. Pat Pruitt UF f-UVIEHIU-3 ififgllliifaegt j j t Zw,i2nPl3'2lTZZ?fl Advisor ............ Mrs. George Abercrombie But tomorrow I would lead them down the paths of good and knowledge. We are working toward a great goal-to make better the best of God's creation. Our main topic of discussion this year was the educational requirements and colleges for teachers. We had informative programs at our meetings, but most informative and interesting was the day we spent teaching the gram- mar grades. ,ELQ-. President ..... .?TlT:Fl2SRosemary Thompson V' -P 'd ........ 'd ' I UF AMERICA siieilii ill. .. RUfil'Tq.,'lk22ZZi Treasurer . . ..... Gladys Holden ll ' To a d N H ' - W r ew orlzons Advisor .. Mrs. Glenn Burrell We are working and learning today to make better the lives of our families tomorrow. Our achieve- ments this year included: obtaining our F.H.A. pins, seven girls attending the F.H.A. workshop, and secur- ing our achievement degrees. 4,H OFFICERS President ........,........,.. Charles Taylor Vice-President . . ...... Judy Mims Sec.-Treas. ................... Priscilla David To Make The Best Better Reporter ...................... Linda Tinsley Advisors Miss Anne B. Priest and Mr, Bill Garmon 4-H, which is a club for rural boys and girls, meets once a month. At these meetings we have various informative programs on better grooming, farming, and homemaking. We were very proud of our dele- gates to 4-H club week, Electric Congress, and Leadership Conference, and the honors they brought back with them. We had a state winner in Wildlife and another member inducted into the Honor Club. We pledge our head, heart, hands, and health to better living in our club, community, and country. MAJ IJHETTE5 Our joy and delight -'fhe major- ettes under the leadership of co- chief maiorettes, Pam Galloway and Charlene York, practice equally as hard as the band for those fine field shows. Their hard training is in- deed symbolized in the expertness of those flashing oerials and pranc- ing steps. 3 was BAND Our band is a very vital part of the activities here at Brevard High, All summer we band members drill in the hot sun, teaching the new members which foot is their left and how to make formations in field shows for the approaching football season. This year we originated the newest style for hot sum- mer parades-Bermuda shorts. Didn't they look sharp-and feel comfortable! Nineteen of our band members attended the All State Band Clinic at Cullowhee and made an out- standing showing for the school. We rehearse three afternoons a week after school for exchange concerts with surrounding schools, the Band Contest in March, and the commencement ceremonies. Our numerous activities support the school spirit in every possible way. OFFICERS Captain .... ............... J immy Lyday Jr. Captain ......... .. Leonard Poteet Drum Maior ..... ..... M alinda Bangs Girls' Counselor . .. .. . Nancy Norlander Student Director . .. ..... Barbara Lothery Director ........ . . John D. Eversman Assistant Director . . ...... Cl't0fl6'S Gloss Here the Brevard High School Band, wearing their smart Blue and White uniforms, may be seen in the hut where they gather three times a week for practice sessions. I V W in V THD . r , . .G f mbffn xgfb BHUHDEASTEH um fer We 2, , , .xx MRS. ROBERT KIMZEY ADVISOR SARAH JANE .IUSTUS CO-EDITOR JOHN ALLISON CO-EDITOR STAFF We, of the BROADCASTER staff, hope that this past year we gave the student body and faculty alike some knowledge of the many newsworthy events that happened at Brevard High. All of us have en- ioyed working on the paper and have tried to record the events exactly as they happened. At the beginning of this year we won first place at Cullowhee, and naturally, we were a little nervous as we published the first issues of the paper. But from your remarks we gained confidence and really felt we had done a good iob and had an equally good chance to win again this year. Now as our last paper goes to press we feel senti- mental toward all the hard work and planning put in- to every issue, and most of all, we remember and ap- preciate the spirit in which you have accepted our paper. lt is you who have inspired us, and you alone who have made our paper what it is. So it is our hope that you feel we have done better than the best in our job as newspaper reporters. The editors and two staff members work at the Times Office as the paper is printed. Page Sixty-Four A busy staff sells Broadcasters to eager stu- dents. THE STAFF 3 0 M in ,nf ll -fi!! fz, sqifmjlf --ali A 7 if' saw--i' 'A+ The BROADCASTER staff, which consists of capable, earnest students, strives constantly to bring pleasure to Brevard High School with a monthly newspaper. JUUHN!-lI.I5M CLUB .Alh- W! Each member ofthe Journalism Club is being guided toward publishing Broadcasters. They learn the fundamentals of the newspaper business under the leadership of Mrs. Kimzey and the editors. Page Sixt I -IIEIEIIK il H' wt kb ga is wt H . . . E I 1 I I l l BECKY GALLOWAY .,,. 1 73.127212 The co-editors of the Literary Staff are Lynne Smathers and Terry Brittain. The other members of the staff are Pat Pruitt, Judy Goodwin, and Murle Capell. Assisting are Co-Editors Becky Galloway and Doug Page Q .4-11.13, .. ..s. ,,.. , K CO-EDITOR MRS. JACK TRANTHAM ADVISOR DOUG PAGE CO-EDITOR BHEVAHIIIEH STAFF This year as we began The Brevardier we were given confidence and a goal to which we might strive because of our second-place win for last year's annual at the Editors' Roundtable in Cullowhee. So we began putting together an annual, which con- sisted of much hard work for the editors, originality for the literary staff, painstaking details for the art staff, supervision of pictures by the photography staff, and ability to acquire subscriptions for ads by the circulation and advertising staffs. We enioyed doing all of these things so that we might comprise an annual that would be enjoyed by Page Sixty-Six both the faculty and students of B.H.S. And as we write the final copy, we all have a feeling of happi- ness along with a certain amount of sadness. Yes, many things happened to us this year, such as losing the senior directory, freshman copy, and other things that have been misplaced. All of us, too, well remem- ber the deadlines that caused mad rushing and the long hours that were spent trying to think of copy that would tell of the activities that went on this past year, and we hope we have succeeded in giving you a treasury of memories for 1958. PHOTOGRAPHY M a lin d a Bangs and Nancy Jane Nor- lander ART Bette Vaughn, Editor Nancy Harris and makers, the will produce the aid and received this toward their J ,X GJ BUSINESS MANAGER: Gwen Picklesimerg ADVERTISING STAFF: Sara Kellarg SPORTS: Ann Hamilton and Robert Mc- Crary, Co-Editorsg CIRCULATION: Jo Ann Newsome and Betty Jo Lyda, Co- editors. 'lf rr- 5776: fs 4, Ii i it l 3 I E E I , I I l K 574' V . L - ' OFFICERS President .... ......... .,.. D o ug Page Secretary ..... .. Bette Vaughn Vice-President . . . .... Frank Brown Treasurer .... ..., J erry Whitmire Advisor . .. . . . Mrs. Humphries We are the athletes. We have earned a letter in football, basketball, track, or golf. Our goal-to show good sportsmanship and to strive to carry out the athletic program here at B.H.S. Our highlighting activities are the Monogram dance and initiation. We also have charge of the football programs and at the end of each year, present a key to each senior. -W... . ... . , . . 1- mf 1.--F U! OFFICERS P 'd .......... W h ll L BUUSTEH EI-UB sliltill ...... .... S Ql,'lfL.,.nf'il'Z3 Vice-President . . . . Peggy Glazener Sponsor ...... .... M rs. Andrews Blue and White, team fight, Brevard High dynamite! Go! Devils, go! This is the familiar phrase yelled by us at all B.H.S. ball games while boosting our teams on to victory. We are led in the cheers by the cheerleaders, who give their unlimited support to the school and to the teams. Raising money for our Sweetheart Ball in February is one of our protects. The new cheerleaders are chosen in the spring for the next school term. Page Sixty-Eight OFFICERS Sing with the voices of angels Director ..... ......... J ohn D. Eversman Accompanist . . . . . . Carlene Watson We, the members of the Glee Club, enioyed our meetings every Monday and Wednesday. During the year we learned Christmas carols for the Christmas Pageant and songs for commencement. Our hard work, under the able direction of Mr. Eversman, brought us many hours of satisfaction as well as enjoyment. OFFICERS President ................ Marguerite Schulze Vice-President ............., Sarah Jane Justus Secretary ..... .... T erry Brittain Treasurer ....... . . Garry Garren Ad well YOU' Pafff fhefeln all l10fl0f ll9'S-H Parliamentarian ..... John Allison Scribe .......... . . Becky Galloway Advisor ....................... Mrs. Wilson We are future actors and actresses being trained in the art of dramatics. During our high school years we achieve self-confidence in public speaking and acting. We try to improve ourselves by learning to take criticism and disappointments. Our achievements give us a feeling of satisfaction and honor. Page Sixty-Nine 111 I- 11 It E I I J I I L I 1 2 o lu OFFICERS President ...... ......... C harles Winchester Secretary ........ .... J o Ann Wickliffe Dance W '1OU'9'C'Ce fs 0 'wok Wffhouf buf'- 5lf3.'pfel1i.lLT.fi I I I ' . I I I I I I .HriL'ZkBSllf1ffl Reporter .,.... ........ F loyd McCall Sponsor .............. Mrs. Ralph Humphries Although the team got a late start this year, a square dance team was selected atter Christmas. Un- der o new sponsor we learned, practiced, laughed, and had a great time with new figures and routines. The trip to the Youth Jamboree in Asheville was the highlight of the year. OFFICERS President .... .......... .... .I a ne Taylor Sec.-Treas. .... ....... V iolet Owen ,,O . b k . I.k . d ,, Vice-President . . . ........ Frances Siniard pemng G oo 'S l e openmg G Cor' Advisor ................ Mrs. Glenn Galloway Work . . . work . . . work. lt's all a part of our iob. ln the library we check permits, check out books and put them away when they are returned. We assist students who ask for help. Every year we have a convention, and as a reward for our work, o picnic in the spring. Page Seventy Competence, Efficiency, Service Ring-g-g, Telephone, Mr. Kimzey, He's wanted in the office, Mrs. Cudd, will you sign this excuse, Please ut this announcement on the absence sli , are some of the man comments we hear P P Y in the office durin a t icall bus da . The a earance of confusion is deceivin , for underneath it lies 9 YP Y Y Y PP 9 the orderliness that is the result of our dependable and efficient work. OFFICERS President ....... . . ....... Jim Rhodes Vice-President .. .....,. Jim Cassell UFU,-,I Fellowship, Frjendfinessff Secretary ..... . . . Lamar Grimmitt Treasurer .................... Malinda Bangs The Teen-Age Center gives its members a chance to meet their friends and make new ones. Each member, who attends enjoys the facilities provided there. A few of the numerous activities include dancing, various table games and television. The boys keep the new pool table in use most of the time. Dances, swimming parties, open-houses, and sock hops are also sponsored during the year. Page Seventy-One l . SAFETY Pi-XTHIII. Stop, Look, and Listen Before Crossing the Street Rain or shine, we boys are always on the iob. We are on the alert for your safety at the crossing at lunch, before and after school. It is also our duty to assist the bus drivers in leaving school. Friend-if you obey, if you disobey ? ? BUS DRIVERS 1 4 Safety First, Last, and Always We boys do our job well-collecting the students and depositing them safely at school. With this iob we accept a great responsibility which isn't easy. We enioyed very much an annual party in the spring. Page Seventy-Two S?'lf'I'+Q Q 'Q'-5 : , ' ' J , -gm Q- U' . 1114 . ..,,,,,2,,, ,A , ., ...--- ., ---.- -w if-' ' . lj Af . -Q -if Q ug? K I-. . Z 4'- 22:-Iii if - ' Z? N ..'4 ,, , 4 X 'I 5-.MQW VQVV W, . my 1 Vw - ff2 W: , kk I mu.-qixfffb A...-f . n ' , ' ei il-I 'km J-,421 - I N 'Q 'l N BE MY Val.entUf1G 1 3 IL J. -' i Sa MUST PUPULAH Pat Galloway Larry Pickelsimer They are friendly to one and friendly to allp In numbers their admirers are far from small. WITTIEST Barbara Sue Lothery John McDaris For wit they are known throughout our classy Their jokes and pranks cannot be surpassed. www - 'Y' Q 'ee A I - , 5' f I 1 'V -. Lac . ' Y '. ,. ', 1 ' Q- - 1 ro, ..,.- ' . ' Y - f -' ' . 4 I ff!! '.rA',- k ,. Q, P , - fe- ' , Y v 4, ' 'A ,. ,vA !,r h 'f w1f ll 'l li T F P 'I MUST UHIGINAL Terry Briftain Buddy Julian Whether strolls in the rain or picnics in the snowy They are unique, as their classmates know. PEHSIJNALITY PLUS Billie Jackson Harry Ballard If their adions continue the same, Personality Plus will win them fame. wen. si, I ll I A 4 1 S ,I l s MUST TALENTEIJ Malinda Bangs Vic McDonald Their falenl will bring ihem fortune some cloyy For fl1ey've sfarfecl young and are well on fheir way. MUST ATHLETIC Edna Faye McGaha Raymond Bullock Compared wifh greof champions, they mighf rank small, Buf in our school-tl1ey're nine feel fall. BEST LUUHINE Nancy Harris Alburn Teague Their looks enchani fhe loveliesf dreams, And enfice all hearis if surely seems. BEST ALL AHIJUNIJ Bette Vaughn Jimmy Rhodes ln work or play fhese iwo excel, And all clo wanf fo know fhem well. MUST DHAMATIE Doris Williams Boyce Lowery in the midst of turmoil and rage, Our Barrymores are forced to- leave the stage. MUST LIKELY TU SUIIIIEEIJ Becky Galloway Johnny Allison ln case they should miss the road to success: They're taking the way that is next to the best. fv. - 445- , I l HUMEIIUMINE ...ww BILLIE JACKSON Nw vw 5 :wig .Y rgifm ' ,,. :,, , , Q V f,-iff., ' r: ., Q TSW . , If , ff 24- fi: xff -If fl 3 J' me 35 A E, 'ful ' . , 1. , f,, I' .LTJFQI 'III rim .I ,xx Q. qs. .. .1 ' 353 - - 1 . ,f,: 'f ,.: ww. N- , -' ,px , Cam 'VIP' . L V - ' N ..:.4Lg A tif, . BARBARA ,CANTRELL -, ff 49,-S L . , ' Q 2g,g,f', 1 ff' -v we f. 'gn' qfgsr I, I 1 xr, . .. 35. A v' .A ' 0 T . Huoms QUEEN 4BETTE VAUGHN . Xfqw L HL W,,.e0.x R. I ,J K: 6.5 ,. 1 h ,Q NANCY MATTHEWS 'IN PATRICIA GALLOWAY , ii, . fs- ,n ,. , ,. .- r in . PM NN' WI' SARAH 'JANE JUSTUS NANCY HARRIS MUNIIBPIAM DANCE Left to right: BARBARA CANTRELL and escort DEEDIE WILSON, NANCY HARRIS and escort LAMAR GRIMITT, PATRICIA GALLO WAY and escort VIC GALLOWAY, queen BETTY VAUGHN and escort FRANK BROWN, BILLIE JACKSON and escort DOUG PAGE SARAH JANE JUSTUS and escort JIMMY LYDAY, NANCY MATHEWS and escort VOLNEY TINSLEY. Bette Vaughn was crowned Huddle Queen amidst cheers as she and her attendants were honored during a half-time program. The crowning was highlighted by the annual Mono- gram Dance and the queen and her attend- ants received loving cups during the inter- mission. ieil 1 could have danced all night. We will have these moments to remember. 5 425 I if-12' vi' -17 -OQVAL-v?'Ai?'AiLA Q Y I 1 1' ' 5. f y is , ,,.: Q .EY X rw 1- X W J ,, J + fy A ! if - .4 5 'V '1 5 W1 , ' tf -+ P! X 1 f 4 F Q kxbkl 1 , .as A X., ' q X! f 4 1. + 3 n ' l 1, , a P 1 p L S . 6 .1,,' ' L f' N Sf X 1 7171 45-zfwrfffffffff'-7-'4 A Thing of B fy ' .I y Forever . 1 Miss BETTE VAUGHN A , L A l A fi., ff' E BEAUTY EUUHT l 1 HUNIJH STUDENTS H LL UP The Honor Students of the Graduation Class of T958 are Lynne Smathers, first honor student, and second honor students, Betty Jo Lyda, Murle Capell, John Allison, and Becky Galloway. They earned this recognition by their outstanding academic record. THIIPHY WINNERS 3 Two sensational athletes of the '57-'58 football season were Jimmy Rhodesvand Larry Pickelsimer. d h R 1 Larr had the high honor of being chosen the outstanding player of the year and thus receive t e o ary Y Trophy and also, the Lance trophy for being the most valuable player. Jimmy was the first player from . . . . . ds Brevard to make the All-State team. His position on the first string was en Page Eighty-Four ta 71 lr 4 P ME PUPUIAHITY UUEEN , Candidates for Popularity Queen were Rita Merrill, freshman, Nita Lou Pierce, sophomore, Madeline Nerlinger, junior, Billie Jackson, senior. After a week of casting votes with pennies, Nita Lou was elected queen. She was crowned at a Variety Show sponsored by the P.T,A. ii BIBLE' AND BUYS' STATE 'Tf 'x, vus '51 l .4 ., S 2 ,fx A A 3 if-'il I .-is Representatives to Girls' and Boys' State were Lynne ll. I-L H. GIJUIJ CITIZEN Our D.A.R. Good Citizen for '58 is Smathers and Boyce Lowery. They attended the con- Jo Anne Newsome. She was chosen ventions at W.C. and U.N.C. and ran for offices for her pleasing manner and while there. thoughtfulness of others. Page Eighty-Five SE IUH IJIHEETIJIIY JAMES MADISON ALLISON-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 45 4-H 1,25 S.C. 3,45 Jr. Play stage crew 35 Sr. Play stage Crew5 Key club 3,45 Beta 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Super- lative 4. JOHN HARPER ALLISON-Key club 1,2,3,4: Beta 2,3,45 Dramatic club 1,25 Co-editor Broadcaster 45 staff 3,45 Thespian 2,3545 Helicon club 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Superlative 45 Debate 2,3,4. MARGARET LOUISE ALLISON-Booster 25 Basketball 2,3,4. EVELYN ESSEE-DELL ARNETTE-Booster 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 4-H 45 Jr. Play 35 Basketball 35 Christmas Pageant 45 F.T.A. 4. LYNDON BAKER-Football 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Monogram 45 Sq. Dance 253,45 Audubon 2535 Spanish 25 Track 3. NANCY CAROLYN BAKER-Seaford High Tri-Hi-Y 152,35 Hockey 25 Jr. Play 35 F.N.A. 2,35 F.T.A, 25 Glee Club 2,3. Brevard High Thespian 45 Broadcaster 45 Sr. Play 4. HARRY LEE BALLARD-Monogram 1,2,3,45 Sq. Dance 2,3545 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 35 S.C. 45 Superlative 4. MARY MALINDA BANGS-Glee Club 1,2545 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Maiorette 45 Dromatics 1,25 Thespian 2,3545 Latin 1,25 Helicon 'l,2, 3, vice-president 25 Journalism 25 Beta 3,45 Teen Center Treasurer 3,45 Jr. Play 35 An- nual statf 3,4, Photography co-editor 45 Superlative 45 Sr. Play Usher 45 Christmas Pageant 152,3,4. CONSTANCE DOVELLE BREWER-F.H.A. 'lf 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Library I5 Broadcaster 45 F,T.A. 45 Glee Club 4. ARTHUR LEE BISHOP-Glee Club 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play stage crew. ALICE TERRY BRITTAIN-Latin 1,2,35 Vice- President 35 Helicon 253545 Booster 1,2,35 Dramatic 1,25 Thespian 3,4, Secretary 45 Math 25 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Anrual 3,4, Co- Literory Editor 45 F.T.A. 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Teen Center Membership Chairman 45 Sq. Dance 2,35 Homeroom Officer 25 Superlative 45 Editors' Roundtable 4. JAMES FRANK BROWN-Monogram 2,354, Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,35 Audubon 25 Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1, 2,35 Sq. Dance 3,4. WILLIAM ALVIN BROWN-Math 25 Base- ball 3. JOHNNY MACK BROWN-S.C. 25 Key Club 25 Monogram 45 Football 2,3545 Basketball 3. FLORA MAE BROOKS-Glee Club 1,2545 Sq. Dance 1525 Booster 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 Dra- matics 1. Page Eighty-Six ELEANOR ELIZABETH BRYANT-Booster 1,25 Glee Club 152,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Sq. Dance 15 4-H 1,3. RAYMOND ALLEN BULLOCK-Spanish Club 3,45 Audubon 1,25 Secretary 25 Sq. Dance 1,2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 S.C. 15 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,45 Track 45 Journalism Club 15 Jr. Play 35 Superlative 4. RAY BU RGESS-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 TOMMY Audubon 35 4-H 1. WILLIAM BURRELL-Monogram 2,3,45 Aud- ubon 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Vice- president Soph. Class5 Sq. Dance 3545 Bus Driver 3,45 Baseball 1,25 All-Conference Football Team 45 All-Western N.C. Foot- ball Team 45 Baseball 1. BARBARA ANN CANTRELL-Maiorette 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Journalism 15 Broadcaster 45 Thespian 45 S.C. 15 Boos- ter 1,25 Sq. Dance 1,2,35 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Dra- matics l,2. LEONA MURLE CAPELL-Honor Student 45 Helicon 2,35 Beta 3,45 Thespian 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Marshal 35 S.C. 2,3545 Vice-presi- dent Jr. Class5 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Booster 1525 Annual 3545 Jr.-Sr. Program 3. CHARLES EDWARD COMPTON-Football 1, 2,45 F.F.A. 15253545 Monogram 2,3545 Bus Driver 354. RALPH LEON CRANE-F.F.A. 1. BARBARA ANN DAVID-Charleston High Revelers 15 Chorus 15 Curtain and Mask 25 Choir 2535 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Boosters 2, 35 Mt. Pleasant High May Day Ceremonies 3. MICHAEL RIDGEWAY DUCKWORTH-4-H 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Audubon 25 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Track 3,45 F.F.A. 2. ANN ERWIN-Booster 1,2,3,45 Journalism 45 Monogram 45 Cheerleader 45 Sq. Dance 15 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Dramatic Club 1,25 4-H 4. NANCY LEE FLUKE-William Penn High Synphonic Band 1,2,3,45 A'Capella Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Annual Talent Show 35 Jr. Music Lovers Club 3,45 Or- chestra 1,2. REBECCA JANE GALLOWAY-Booster Club 1,25 Latin Club 2,35 Helicon Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Beta 2,3,4, President 45 Thes- pian 3,4, Scribe 45 Jr. Play 35 Jr.-Sr. Pro- gram 35 Chief Marshal 35 Annual 3,4, Co- Editor 45 Secretary Jr. Class5 Music Club 45 Editors' Roundtable 45 Christmas Pageant 45 Superlative 45 S.C. 45 Honor Student 45 Sr. Play Stage Properties 4. WANDA PATRICIA GALLOWAY-Mono- gram 2,3545 Booster 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Chief cheerleader 45 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Senior Superlative 45 Junior Play Usher 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet program 35 Popularity contestant 35 Beauty court 15 Square Dance Club 1,2,3,45 Square Dance Team 45 4-H Club 1525 F.H.A. 1,25 Audubon Club 2. ROBERT LEE GALLOWAY-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 4-H Club 1,25 Safety Patrol 2. GARRY CLIFTON GARREN-4-H Club 25 Thespian 3,45-Treasurer 45 Sq. Dance 2,35 Monogram 45 Football 45 Basketball 3, Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 4. MARY LOUISE GARDNER-Charleston H.S. Art Club 15 Newspaper reporter 15 Citizen- ship award 15 Homecoming queen 15 Red Cross 1,2,35 Band 2,35 Maiorette 2,35 Boos- ter Club 2,35 Newspaper representatives 3. JACK GOLDSMITH-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Audubon 25 Bus Driver 45 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 2. JUDITH GOODWIN-Latin 1,2,35 Sq. Dance 1,25 Beta 2,3545 Annual Staff 3,45 Marshal 45 Helicon 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 4. LAMAR GRIMITT-Audubon 1,25 Huddle Queen Escort 45 Jr. Play 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 1,25 S.C. 15 Sq. Dance 2. BARBARA ANN HAMILTON-Latin 1,2,35 Booster l,2,35 Annual 3,4, Sport Co-editor 45 Helicon 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Basket- ball 2. JAMES HOWARD HAMILTON-F.F.A. 45 School Patrol 15 Audubon I. NANCY ANN HARRIS-Monogram 3,45 Booster 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3545 Home- coming Attendant 45 Sr. Superlative 45 Beauty Court 1,25 Sr. Play 45 Jr, Sr, Pro. grjm 35 Sq. Dance 3, Sec. 35 Cheerleader JOHN LEIGHTON HEATH-S.C. 3,45 Audu. bon 2. BILLY KENNETH HENSLEY-Audubon 25 Spanish 3. ANNIE MELINIA HOLDEN-F.H.A. 1,25 4-H 152. SCARLETT ANN JACKSON-Latin 1,2,3,45 Broadcaster 4, Cartoonist 45 Maiorette 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Thespians 45 Homeroom officer 45 Sr. Super- Iutive 4. BRENDA WAINONA JONES-Glee Club 2, 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Sq. Dance 1,2,35 Booster 1,2,35 Dromatics 1,25 F.T,A. 4. FREDA JONES-F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. GEORGE WASHINGTON JULIAN-4-H 15 Spanish 2,35 Audubon 1,25 Huddle Queen Escort 35 Homeroom officer 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Journalism 15 F.F.A. 25 Jr. Play crew 35 Sr. Play crew 45 Superlative 4. ROBERT JOSEPH JUSTUS-Monogram l,2,3 45 Thespian 3,45 Christmas Pageant 35 Jr Play 35 Football Manager 1,25 J.V, Basket- ball 25 Broadcaster 3,4, Advertising Mana- ger 45 Journalism 25 Bus Driver 3,4. SARAH JANE JUSTUS-Class Officer 15 Booster l,2,35 Latin 1,2,35 Sq. Dance 1,2,35 Journalism 3,45 Broadcaster staff 3,4, Co- Editor 45 Editors' Roundtable 45 Thespian 3, 45 Huddle Queen Attendent 45 Jr. Play 35 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Sr. Play 4 SARA HUNTER KELLAR-Beta 2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Dramatic 15 Annual 3,45 Helicon I,2, 3,45 4-H I,2,3,4, President l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Latin 1,2,3,4 Presi- dent 25 S.C. 2. RUTH WAHYNELL LANCE-Helicon Club 15 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Jr. play usher 35 Sr. play usher 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Pro- gram 35 4-H 1,2,3,45 Audubon Club 25 Sq. Dance 1,2,3,45 Team 4. CHARLES OLIVER LANDRETH-4-H Club 1: Audubon Club 25 Spanish Club 4. BARBARA SUE LOTHERY-Journalism 2,35 Broadcaster 3,4, Feature Editor 45 Booster 1,2,35 Dramatics 1,25 Thespian 3,45 Sq. Dance Team 45 Jr. play 35 Senior superla- tive 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Student Conductor 45 Glee Club 45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Program 3. BILL RUSSELL LOWERY-Football 1,2,3,45 Sq. Dance 2,3,45 Audubon Club 35 Monogram 2,3,4. EYRAN IRBAN LOWERY-Bus Driver 3,45 Football 2,3, Captain 35 Monogram 2,3,4. PAUL BOYCE LOWERY-Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Vice- pres. 35 Student Body Pres. 45 Boys' State 45 Class Pres. 35 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Thespian 3,45 Sr. Superlative 45 Key Club 3,4. BETTY JO LYDA-4-H 1,2,3,45 Historian 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 F.T.A. 45 Math Club 25 Latin Club 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Jr. Play Prompter 35 Christmas Pageant 1,2,35 Helicon 3,45 Sec-Treas. 45 Annual Staff 3,4, co-circulation editor 45 Class Marshal 35 Honor Student 4. JAMES ALBERT LYDAY, JR.-Band 1,2,3,45 Kingfish 25 Jr. Capt. 35 Capt. 45 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,45 4-H l,25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Thespians 45 Sr. Play 4. FRANCES EVELYN McBRIDE-Booster Club I,25 F.H.A. 2,45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 F.T.A. 45 4-H Club 4. ROBERT BYRUM McCRARY-Basketball 3,45 Sq. Dance 1,25 Journalism 1,25 Spanish I5 Audubon 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 35 Annual 3,45 Co-sports Editor 4. r SE IUH IJIHEETIJHY DOLORES MCCRARY-Brevard H.S. F.H.A. I5 Glee Club 35 Valley Springs H. S. Spanish Club 3,45 Hendersonville H. S. Chorus 4. JOHN MELVIN McDARlS-4-H 1,25 Key Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Thespians 45 Jr. Music Club 45 Sr. Superlative 45 Jr. Play Stage Crew 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Jr.-Sr. Program 3. EDNA FAYE MCGAHA-Booster Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Sr. Superlative 4. WILLIAM PERRY MCKELVEY-F.F.A. 1,25 Office Staff 45 Bus Driver 4. AUZIL VERLIN MCMAHAN-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Safety Patrol l,25 Capt. 35 Bus Driver 4. BARBARA SUE MANLEY-Booster l,25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Christmas Pageant I5 Jr. Sr, Ban- quet 25 F.T.A. 45 4-H 45 Sr. Play Usher 4. LELAND LEE MORRIS-Beta Club 45 Bus Driver 3. NANCY LEE MATTHEWS-Popularity Queen I5 Booster 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. I5 Huddle Queen Attendent 45 F.T.A.45 Sr. Play Usher 4: Sit-'CY' Hall Art 2,35 Dance 25 Latin 2,35 Spanish 35 Hockey 2,35 Swimming 2,35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Jr. Play 3. ROBERT VICTOR MCDONALD-Latin Club 1,2,35 Football I5 Broadcaster 3,45 Journal- ism 1,25 Sq. Dance 35 Bus Driver 3,4. MARILYN ANN NEAL-F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Booster Club 15 Office Staff 1,2,3,4. JO ANNE NEWSOME-Student Council 1, 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Co-circulation Edi- tor 45 F.H.A. I,2,35 F.T.A. 45 Vice-pres. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,45 Christmas Pageant 1,2,45 Helicon Club 253, Vice-pres. 35 Latin Club 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Recording Sec. 45 D.A.R. Good Citizen 45 Marshal 3. LORETTA MARIE NICHOLSON-Booster Club I5 Christmas Pageant 1,35 Dramatics Club 25 F.T.A. 45 Jr. Play Usher 35 Sr. Play Usher 4. NANCY JANE NORLANDER-Dramatics 1, 25 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Sr. Counselor 45 Helicon Club 1,2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Marshal 35 Jr. Play Stu. Di- rector 35 Sr. Play Stu. Director 45 Teen Center Committee Chm. 3,45 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Photo- graphy Co-Editor 45 Latin Club 2,35 Math Club 1. JOHN BABE NORTON, JR.-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,25 Bus Driver 3,45 Football 15 Safety Patrol I. CAROLYN CHRISTINE OWEN-F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 45 Booster Club I5 Office Staff 3,4. HELEN OWEN-Latin Club 1,25 Booster Club 2,35 Dramatics Club 25 F.T.A. 45 Journalism Club 25 Christmas Pageant 1,3. GEORGE DOUGLAS PAGE-Homeroom of- ficer I5 Journalism Club 25 Audubon Club 25 Golf Team 2,3,45 Captain 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 45 Editors' Roundtable 45 Monogram Club 3,4, President 45 Class Treas. 35 Jr. Play 35 Marshal 35 Teen Cen- ter Committee Chm. 3,45 Student Council 45 Key Club 45 Beta Club 45 Thespian Club 45 Class pres. 45 Homecoming Queen Atten- dant Escort 45 Sr. Play 45 Sr. Superlative 4. GWENDOLYN PICKLESIMER-Latin Club I, 25 Dramatics Club 1,25 Student Council 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 45 Marshal 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Class Sec. 45 F.T.A. 4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Jr. Play Usher 35 Sr. Play Properties 4. LARRY WILSON PICKELSIMER-Football I, 2,3,45 Capt. 45 Baseball 1,2,45 All Confer- ence 45 Basketball 1,2,45 All Scholastic 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Audubon Club 1,2,35 F.F,A. 1,25 4-H 1,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Golf Team 2,35 Sr. Superlative 4. PATRICIA ANN PRUITT-F.H.A. 1,2,35 4-H 15 Latin Club 2,35 Helicon Club 2,35 F.T.A. 45 Pres. 45 Marshal 35 Latin Medal 35 His- tory Medal 35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Jr. Play Properties 35 Sr. Play Prompter 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Literary Staff 3,4. JAMES AUBREY RACKLEY-Audubon 25 Christmas Pageant 4. JAMES MACK REESE-Student Council 2,3,45 Track 2. JAMES LeROY RHODES-4-H I5 Spanish Club 3,45 Audubon Club 1,25 Sq. Dance 1, 2,3,45 Pres. 35 Monogram 2,3,45 Hoomroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Sr. Superlative 45 Teen Center Pres. 45 Student Council I5 All Blue Ridge Con. 3,45 All W.N.C. 45 All State 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Journalism I5 Class Pres. 25 Class Vice Pres. 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play crew 4. LOUISE ANNA RIGDON-F.H.A. I5 Booster l,25 4-H I. WILLIAM BRACKENRIDGE ROGERS-Pooh ball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 3,45 Monogram 45 4-H l,25 Audubon 1,2. PATRICIA LEE ROGERS-Annual 3,45 S.C. 45 Beta 45 Dramatics l,25 Office 2, 3,45 Latin 2,35 Helicon 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Pro- gram 35 Jr. Play Usher 35 Booster I5 Teen Secretary 3. MARGUERITE LOUISE SCHULZE-Thespian 3,4, President 45 Glee Club I,2,35 Journ- alism I5 Dramatics 1,25 F.T.A. 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 4-H I,2. MELVIN SHIPMAN-F.F.A. 45 4-H 1,25 Bus Driver 3,45 Office 4. EVA ELIZABETH SINIARD-F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Jr. Play Properties 35 4-H I. Page Eighty-Seven ELLEN McLAIN SMATHERS-Journalism 15 Dramatics 15 Debate 15 Band 1,2,45 Helicon 1,2,35 Beta 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Girls State 35 Annual 3,4, Co-Literary Editor 45 Marshal 35 Senior Play 4. HELEN MARCELLA SMITH-4-H 15 F.H.A. 1, 2,35 Booster 2,35 F.T.A. 45 Dramatics 25 Christmas Pageant 1,3. ONALD LOY SPROUSE-Band 1,2,3,45 Safety Patrol 1,25 Key Club 3,45 Spanish 2. LEWIS SURRETTE-Baseball 1,25 Audubon 1,25 4-H 1,2. JEAN DOLLIE SWANGUM-F.H.A. 1.25 Booster 2,35 F.T.A. 4. AUBURN EARL TEAGUE-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Audubon 1,25 Bus Driver 3,45 Huddle Queen Escort 3. ROSEMARY THOMPSON-F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Sq. Dance 35 4-H 1,25 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3. Page Eighty-Eight SE IIJH DIHEIITIIHY BEATRICE PATRICIA TINSLEY-4-H 15 F.H. A. 1,2,35 Journalism 25 Booster 1,2,35 Beta 45 F.T.A. 45 Homeroom officer 2,3,45 Dra- matics 25 Christmas Pageant 1,3. VOLNEY LOALIA TINSLEY-Football 15 Tumbling 1,2,3,45 4-H 15 S.C. 15 Homeroom officer 1,25 Christmas Pageant 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Sq. Dance 3,45 Huddle Queen Escort 4. BETTE LOUISE WATKINS-Homecoming Queen 45 Superlative 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Monogram 3,45 Booster 2,3,45 Jr. Play Usher 35 S.C. 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Annual 3,4, Art Editor 45 S.C. 45 Helicon 1,25 Latin 1,25 Sq. Dance 35 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Dramatics 15 Homeraom officer 3,4. MYRTLE LOUISE WATKINS-F.H.A. 1,25 Booster 2,35 F.T.A. 4. REID CARL WATSON-4-H 1,25 S.C. 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH EDWARD WATERS-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,25 Bus Driver 3,45 Jr. Play Crew 3. TOMMY HENRY WATERS-S.C. 35 Track 1- Faotball 1,2,3,45 Audubon 1,25 Baseball 25 4-H 1,25 Sq. Dance 3. KENNETH WESTALL-Vice-President of Class 15 Track 3,45 Tumbling 2,35 Audubon 25 4-H 2,35 Spanish 25 Sr. Play 45 Christmas Pageant 3. JO ANNE WICKLIFFE-F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Jr- Sr. Banquet 35 Sq. Dance 1,2,45 Jr. Play Usher 35 Sr. Play Usher 45 Homeroam of- ficer 3. DORIS GALE WILLIAMS-Beta 45 Booster 1,2,35 Journalism 2,35 Broadcaster 3,4, Cir- culation Mgr, 45 Dramatics 1,25 Thespian 3, 45 Superlative 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Latin 25 Helicon 1,25 Glee 1,2,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 4-H 1,2,3. I-IIIVEHTISEMENTS fm' -f 9' bs OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Makers of the World's Finest Cigarette Paper and Olin Cellophane and Polyethylene Complimenfs I 0' SAVE CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY 5 I ' f L gi, E E. IONES y When If's Flowers - Say If With Ours I TANKERSLEY'S FLORIST HA min You N Phone 2-3421 Night 3-3151 ' ny 9 BLUE BONNET BEAUTY SHOP . d P. ST HARRY SELLARS HOUSTON K P P FURNITURE NE R 1, COMPANY 1 iU'4,WEGfL P1-mco APPLIANCES X-Vljk N 53 55 E Main sn PAT'l'ER50N'5 D I22 2 DEPARTMENT sTo RE Congrafulahons and es! Wishes to Brevard.High School and Class of '58 Manager, A an ORE for Econom1calTranspo1laHon .- S' J'-A ,crisviouar J -A MCCRARY AUTO SERVICE, INC. SALES AND SERVICE Brevard, North Carolina Red Diamond Service Station TRIANGLE Phone North Broad 3-1402 Street DRIVE-I N Compliments of the Congratulations to the OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT or THE WORLD KEARNS GENERAL ELECTRIC GRADUATING CLASS OF '58 HAYES BUICK, INC. SSE I 9 Sales Seah and -X Ze Phone O fd L. M. Service V 3'I54I u oor ig ing - ' -I t Department Hendersonville, North Carolina N' Broad SL Brevard N. C' PgN yT Com limenfs of P MARTIN a. JONES ,, GRR 5 STORE AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Asheville Highway Varner s and Long's A YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY DIol 3-3311 Brevard North CarolIna v 1 llllll Meet Your Friends Af , X A . , A 1 A Compliments of , CASE CAM, SHOP PATTON s GULF SERVICE TILE AND GLASS Brevard ,jj CONTRACTOR North Carolina '5.f93- 2-3562 1 Pg N yTh l BIHIJ v Compliments of Pisgah Amoco Service Congratulations to class of '58 No better food at any price M. 5' M. CAFE East Main Street Brevard, N. C. Compliments of BRIDGE'S COAL 6' OIL COMPANY PHONE 2-5121 BREVARD LAUNDRY and COAL COMPANY Phone 2-4341 Congratulations to class of '58 . 1 0 from . 1 ,S Compliments of l RAY JOHNSON'S U.. PISGAH FoREsT, N. c. TEXACO STATION Eg' jf PISGAH FOREST, N. C. - We specialize in Special Dinners, Country Hams and Western Steaks Eat here it it kills you, we need the money. PETE BIKAS, Owner BREVARD, N. C. UV YE OLE CHATTER Whenever particular I te d t peope n o congregate, they Serving Western N. C. Farmers Since 1920 FARMERS FEDERATION FRANK BYRD, Manager Brevard, N. C. 1 meet at the Ole X TU 22231 Chatter Box '-,xxx , Y X N---,Cf-0'P'L'3' 6:5-f' MICY,S LAUNDRY 1' ZZP PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY COMPANY 343 King sf. Phone 3-2541 DON JENKINS, Owner Brevard, North Carolina 7- :- KRISPY GLAZE DO'NUT PISGAI-I BUILDERS SUPPLY A I and PASTRY SHOP , o LUMBER AND i WJ- ' BIRTHDAY AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 1 .. SPECIAL CAKES Pisgah Forest, N. C. XX Phone 2-6401 Bl Phone 3-4611 116 s. Broad si. HILLTOP CROCERY ff' Brev,ard, Q K North Carolina Osborne PHONE 3-3221 . . Plumbmg and Heatlng PgN yF 1 V 1 .- L1 Enioy yourself... with Cake yax 11 1 E Q V X-if'9g3 2 Tw-S-x-K1 H 1 e 'cm' ia B ngisfcmd wma.-m.-,E MOORE SLEDOXENEADIO I, 1- T FUNERAL HOME TELEVISION 4 nk SALES AND SERVICE MOTOROLA AGENCY .--A--A 4 NC of IIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 ' - - and Gaston -1 -- E Phone 3-1311 Q? 1-1ART1s BARBER SHOP il FOR THE BEST IN BARBER WORK Phone 2-5981 i 3 East Main Street I Complimenis of 57-59 E. Main St. Brevard, N. C. Page Nlnety S1 1 REID FURNITURE COMPANY 123 West Main Street NORGE ond WESTINGHOUSE Franchise Dealer MACFIE'S DRUG STORE H1-he SloreH REVLON AGENCY Congrafulofions fo the Class of '58 GAITHERS RESTAURANT BREVARD'S BEST g O . I SINCERE WISHES TT-3 fo the FACULTY C Q 5 and CLASS OF '58 X 0' . MO ., f T I I ' X X BREVARD IEWELERS AND GIFTS Corner of Main and Broad Phone 2-1801 Brevard, North Carolina 367752 VQLUES BREVARD FEDERAL EE - Rhododendron ond Dogwood . . - '. R Avail bl fr: rr 1 6 Nj ,T - oI?on:IZ1uets,EarTies? Je Y Jerome X I' s Special Civic Clubs Rowena 5UmmeY 'f' i ,W XRS A ' N .., Brevard' N' C' Brevard, N. C. fl lil 'I i OSBORNE-SIMPSON F Complimenfs of DUCKWORTH MOTOR COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS NFUWIL. AMBULANCE SERVICE Aw:- Phone 3-2421 ' T' ' SALES SERVICE Phone 3-4511 PgN yS Compliments of Esso s ' Batson emce czoonwru. MOTOR co. PONTIAC and GMC East Main Street Sales and Service Phone 2-5973 '- A Phone 3-36II Brevard, N. C. Ii '- Pu .. II C0mPIIme 'I5 of Compliments of I I .I 1, SID BARN ETT'S rg I' I' I I It Pisgah Forest, N. C. Dial 2-4021 Liu-le Store 1 'I North Brevard I:: : 1-..-.':': : : L: 1 1:11-.-gl - X . ur earies ongratuaions 9 ' O H f' IC lr' and Q Q 6 Best of Good Wishes Compliments of I I Q to the Class of '58 BRUNSWICK BILLIARDS Mana ed b M. A. M II 9 Y U DUKE POWER COMPANY First National Bank 'gh 1-5 ,WPS - and ' B Trust Company ,,Servmg f the If A ugfjfifit ' x , Piedmont I 1 Carolina I ' t X! H W N tyE Shop and Save At PIC-C-LY WICCLY SUPER MARKET 1 W BREVARD'S NEWEST AND FINEST og, 'o Opposite Brevar Co lege ? d I qf'.n ,1gS CURTIS KELLEY, Owner and Operator QFSERW' Compliments of B I EYS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the HOME FURNISHINGS Goss of 153 V A-ij N it B d 5 Ph 2 5421 I 73 I5ieli ort roa t. one - Baker S Brevard, N. C. Sk J: , Phone 2-6321 Compliments of 2' ', DIXIE CLEANERS V - ' I Com lim ns f gl? og P e I O And Q ' J COLEMAN LAUNDERETTE Dial 2-35II Brevard, N. C COMPANY 6 TaIIey's Beauty Shop Ancl I7 Barber Shop W. Main St. Dial 2-3I2.3D? ...J TRANTHAMS DEPT. STORE Q 2 L DRY GOODS 0 X1 ' AND SHOES I . I I1 QIIT-1 . Congrofulohons S, II. V N I 4 from T:-if!! 4,1 I I1 CLEMSQN READY-TO-WEAR I 4 and CO-ED THEATERS ' , Brevard N C L 6' H APPLIANCE CO . O Your HOTPOINT and G. E. DeaIer T 1 . Ph 31601 . Q 15 5 h B d B. Cr B. 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