Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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.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

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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.

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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