Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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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

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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