Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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CHARLES ROBERT GREEN Here's a guy we call a brain, And what's more he isn't vain! He's a friend of everyone, Never gloomy, he's always fun. RUTH ADA GREEN See her in the office there, This girl never has a carey Though in stature she may be small, Her art ability is a credit to all. WADE CALVIN GUFFEY Drives a Ford that's red and white, But in class he's a little quiet, Played on the Blue Devil football team Everyone thinks he's real keen. SENIORS :TQ 1 JAMES ARISTON HAMILTON Jimmy comes and Jimmy will go, Though his fate will be untold, Played football a couple of years, Although he has no certain fears. 'oi .age 1 MARY LOUISE HAMILTON Here's a girl, cute as can be, That's something anyone can see, Personality is a wonderful thin 9 She makes you want to dance and sing. OSCAR WILSON HARBIN, JR. Oscar's smile you always see, Both at school and at the AGP, lf asking questions will get you places, Oscar has a handful of Aces. S .k,gh:'f 's - ' , 1, mf -I 'ff-. I .. , 'E 4'-N. 'ZX VIRGINIA LEE HARRIS Virginia Harris sweet and gay, Returned to us from Hendersonville way, Beautiful brown hair neatly dressed, Graced our school with her friendliness. JAMES MERRILL HEATH Has tongue at will but never too loud, On his horizon there's never a cloud: Happy and jolly, he always seems, Manager of our football team. Page Thirteen

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s f QQ . . - JEAN LOUISE FLUKE lean came to us from Delaware, She never worries or has a care, Plays the flute in B.H.S. Band, ln our school she took her stand. SENIORS PEGGY ANN GLAZENER Talking, Talking-all day is she, Enough words for her there cannot be, Pretty brown hair, and an attractive smile, To know her is worth your while. THOMAS BUTLER GARD EN ER BENNY MARTIN GALLOWAY ln baseball he's ready to win, Has red hair and a great big grin, Never bothered, never worried, Easy going, just can't be hurried. Ot rare quality, noble and true, You'll lind him happy on a day that's blueg Mono ram President his Senior year Q 1 For this he deserves a great big cheer. FREDA JOJUAN GILLESPIE Blonde and cute in every way, At her duties every day, At the ball games she's a scream, To be successful is her dream. HARRY CHARLES GOLDERER, JR. Now here's a man that's strange indeed, Loves to talk, ride, loaf, and teedf Studies are the least of his worries, A Southern Gentleman who never hurries. BRENDA JOYCE GALLOWAY BRUCE GARLAND GRAY Brains and beauty combined in one, Forever going nowhere Yet she finds time tor lots of fun, Never seems to have a care, She leads cheers at every game, . Always as happy as can be, Her winning ways will bring her tame. He'll do something great, you wait and see Page Twelve

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CARROLL JESSIE HOLDEN To his classes always late, Now this guy can really skate, Often by Mr. Kimzey seen, But he says, l'm really not mean. LOIS ANN HOLDEN Extra sweet and friendly, Nice in every way, Much good is said about her, By those she meets each day. ROBERT JOHN HOLLIFIELD Always driving round and round, From him you hardly ever hear o sound, Not that he hasn't anything to say, Actions speak louder than words any day. Page Fourteen SENIORS SUSAN REBECCA HOLLIS Cute, sweet and really neat, She's one that can't be beat, Business manager ot Brevardier, She will carry on throughout the year. CHARLES EDWARD HUDSON This laoy's joking we can't ignore, Likes to loaf even more, He's really nice and really neat, Of his antics, let's not repeat. PEGGY MARIE HUTCHINS She certainly has a way, Although she never has much to say, A truer friend you'll never find, Her traits are cute, sweet, and kind. DAVID WILLIAM HUGHEY Tackle on our football team, This guy really has the steam, Far from the teacher's pet, Always there, ready and set. PEGGY CECILE JACKSON There goes Peggy in her Chartreuse car, When that bug goes, it really goes for, On Brevardier staff, works very hard, Serious sometimes, but also a card.