Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1960 volume:

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As the newness and anticipation gradually fade into friendly familiarity, we hope these pages will preserve for you the thrill and excitement of moving into--THE NEW B.H.S. levard Senior lligh School library LIFE AT THE NEW B.H.S. 4 SENIORS I5 UNDERCLASSMEN 33 CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 49 BLUE DEVIL ATHLETICS 67 FEATURES 79 ADVERTISEMENTS 93 TI-IE NEW BREVARD HIGH SCHGOL - - was ,.g , ,f-12142-.' 2554+ i,'af,.,j1..-233522: 7: -is-xg-42, R 1r'S:1a-:fQ'132'r,1EYf'7 xg. :V-1-Qmqgfr f , ' ' -1 N355 4 f 11 . ' V ax, f 'gjgvh fvffw. 2 1 , ,sm ,. My X X ., ,N A 1 , ,, N23 . W, x ' f 17: t, V 94213329929 . , ., 5,53 x v N-f--+ 5 I -.f X. , 3-xx..,e ..,. S' xv ' -C4 X 4. Av., cl Senlolf, rvgf-,Q Q . A SCUQSFF-3s ,ih?m'aFyfrg , .1 vf 'K W x ' . .5 .N ' ' ,Q .9 'I-SW-Megs, A c , 2 X ' v. ' : 3357 Y. , . 'LH Q1 'fix dw hw' 1' 0 , , ' 1' I I P 1 -A ' .v 5, The bell signals students to classes ..... . . . . . leaving in the halls a linger- ing echo of that last word. 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FEWWSQQQ A challenging new subject . . . f V. ,naw Advanced Biology. 1 A 5 53 .Q ill Q ,, at-git if sl J ,fx QM Drevcn-'QE ff'--21-mn' Hgh Sc .e A . ixilmsy Experiments in Chemistry require a great Deal of know-how. V ig g5,, , Page Ten A modern kitchen is a girls de .- light. iw and Knowledge ,I mr M 5 YL 4 if , 3 if AJ W' x . , V , 'W Search l Q li l' n N42 ,l M -all t ,I1 K Y -lv , Ki, ' 5 . ' l ll' it -'7' . 4 - Ti Am, la lv: ' , p ' A p I Q ,- -ir- X - I It qs. w J - 5 l 'V as A x. 4, . 1' .. lu 1 An fl 75 'Ez - v. l M Wu . lil-+ 2! ll l'i,,,A ' 1 .W . i 'T A ' ,Fil ' fl will 1 ' at we agfrlllft P A pleasant atmosphere stimulates - ' a desire to learn. Brevard Senior llligh School libranry A Tlx Evil' ,A 'xii e if A stuclent's explanation often 3 D ,X x proves helpful. A -A 4 AX ire ,Q ii 1 K Q' Q Q ff, a,,.ir ,5' . 1 Q ' , . -..6. J, l Let us pray. I Self ex ression in ublic P P speaking. .J GQ? f .Q K No school can succeed without capable leader- ship from its administration. Our new facilities, our richer curriculum, and the new perspective in which senior high school life is now being viewed all serve to remind us of the excellent iob which is being per- formed for us. Certainly our administration must be considered an integral part of the new Brevard High School. ADMINISTRATION MR. R. T. KIMZEY Principal h g fum 'Sic .,,-- I .-' 1 ' fir , n ' sr-silt' Wien Sc - MR. C. W. BRADBURN hom County Superintendent MRS. F. B. CUDD High School Secretary Page Twelve MR. ANDY MILLER County Supervisor MRS. GEORGE D. ABERCROMBIE Erskine College, B.S. Mathematics MRS. R. F. ANDREWS Appalachian State Teacl1er's College, B.S. Mathematics, Physical Education MRS. H. GLENN BURRELL University of Kentucky, A.B. Home Economics MRS. HARRY P. CLARKE Western Carolina Teacher's College History, English MR. ROBERT DANIELS N. C. State College Mechanical Drawing MR. LANDON DEAL Western Carolina Teacher's College B.S. Chemistry, Physics MR. JOHN D. EVERSMAN Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Band Director MR, BENJAMIN F. FISHBURNE University of South Carolina, A.B. Spanish MRS. GLENN W. GALLOWAY Western Reserve University, B.S. Librarian QQ R YQ 'N ...vm , , 'W' i . .-g,ue- . 4 5 . .ffi- J. 'Q- . . - H i -0? Q '! 's . f..'?'3 gifLi L MR. CHARLES B. GLASS Assistant Band Director MRS. VERNE HILL Longwood College Director, Glee Club MRS. FULTON HOLLIDAY W. C. U. N. C., B.S. Biology x Brevard Senicr High Sthool library FACULTY li Thx! MR, RALPH f'BUFF HUMPHRIES ph Western Carolina Teacher's College Physical Education, History X 1 Gs We Q 2 A 'fin I fm, N N N + NN XX wie Q RSX N5 X R, ' Fi . l-,:Z 'Q' GS' f . .fs-FS .s f go .599 . .... Q 5, .-. - - X X 53x25-N, fx-fir! .ik A-:S 1.5535 X . :X X-stair .. ,., .T , . ,- x..,-.N N - -if ., 4.2--Q. -' -X Q sz xe 1 g N . .. ,Nga 5-.N ' - .. S E -455EF5555ii25:E5E5EEri5?E5E'E5:5.5E .f -, Hu.-r -5:..:.:z:sf::s:fss.ssms.-1 at:-Q I Y line - -I ' MR. LYMAN WILSON Furman University, A.B. Latin, English MRS. RALPH HUMPHRIES Western Carolina TeocI1er's Colle e 9 Bookkeeping, Business English MRS. R. T. KIMZEY Winthrop College, A.B. English MRS. G. DEWEY LAVENDER Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B., nell University M.A. Counselling MR. RANDAL J. LYDAY N.C. State College, B.S. Agriculture MR. DON E. MCLEOD Guilford College, B.S. Biology MISS FREIDA M. MANUEL Winthrop College, B.S. Typewriting, Shorthand MRS. JAMES H. SLEDGE W.C.U.N.C., A.B. English, Economics MR. HENRY L. SMITH Lenoir Rhyne College, B.S. History MRS. E. F. TILSON Greensboro College, A.B. Mathematics MRS. JACK E. TRANTHAM W.C.U.N.C., A.B. English MRS. .IOHN B. VERNER Sweet Briar College, A.B. Typewriting MR. THOMAS WATSON Florida State University, B.S. Business Arithmetic, Geography 1- dh H425 FACULTY Buck 1 f Ha sg.- 1'.r . 3 . 5: 3: 4 OPEN- THE SENIOR CLASS As we close the doors of our high school years, this last one has contained for us an in- comparable thrill of opening those of our new educational building. The climax has been in sharing the maiestic auditorium, the beautiful gymnasium, the friendly classrooms, and ia unity and spirit which were new to us. As we think about our many seemingly overpowering problems of homework and tests, they seem but trifles compared with the ioys, experiences, and rewards. We bequecftlt to those after us a deep res- pect for truth and an intense desire for know- ledge. Moy they obtain from their short time here all which we hold and cherish. Opportun- ities are boundless, may they be consumed. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Mountain Laurel CLASS MOTTO: What we are is God's gift to us What we make of ourselves is our gift to Him. Brevimncl 'f 1' High Sch fri- - - y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Page Best Vice-President: Susan Kenerly Secretary: Doug Israel Treasurer: Tony Harden 1- - i Fiw ,X HRX, CHARLES WILLIAM AIKEN ROSANELLE BENNETT Bill . . . lanky . . . lives Ellen . , . goes into complete well . . . laughs often , . . lapses of memory . . . her opin- fancy free, ions never secret. i -c ' JOHN WILLIAM ASHE A quiet boy with a loud smile , . . candid . . , tall and hand- some. ROBERT NOLAN ASHWORTH Slow and certain . . . broad grin . . . master of his fate. .loANNE AUSTIN Never a dull moment . . . has a nose for gossip . , . a cordial greeting for everyone. Brevard Senior lligh SCIIIIOI library CLASS OF ,GO DIANNA LYNN ALLEN PAGE HINTON BEST Dianne . . . talkative . . . Excels in basketball . . . and possesses good taste . , . and dancing . . . the best need no humor , . . party doll. description. 6' ROBERT STERLING AYRES He could . . . he would and he did . . . quiet as waterfall . . . nonchalant VIRGINIA ANN BAGWELL Quiet in manner . . . words . . . and temper . . . a ready smile. JUDITH BAKER Judy . . . a reason for every thing . . , refreshing in p pearance . . , leave silence for the saints. Page S nt n ANITA MAE BRENNAN Welcomed back from Puerto Rico . . . beauty at its height . . . self styled Latin lover. SANDRA ANN BRIDGES Sandy . . . definitely not the silent type . . . better late than never. Page Eighteen EULA MAE BRISSY A friendly heart . . . selt-reliant . . . the capable are not the loudest. LARRY CLYDE BLANTON Sincere in all he does . . SHIRLEY ELAINE BRYSON Lustrious dark hair . . . soft- loves ci good argument ., spoken . . . eyes that twinkle MAUREEN ELIZABETH BRYANT Never idle . . . persistent to duty . . . studious at all times. he's everybody's buddy. when she smiles . . . and she smiles often. CLASS OF '60 Brevard Seaman I t A Hlgh Qeilneimsg AUSTIN WHITFIELD BRENDA Jo Bosnc BUNCH Her ioy of lite is hard to kill . . . she'lI find a way . . . or make one. LINDA GAY BOYD She glows . . . not glitters . . . naturally nice with a pleasing smile. Big . . . loud . . . friendly . . . likes IittIe things . . . enioys lite to the fullest extent. BRUCE GLENN BURRELL Courteous guy . . . nice to know . . . one ofthe good ones . . . careful listener. BETTY JO COX Settled . . . of quiet ways and highest thoughts . . . nice 'n neat. LEWIS EARL CURLEE Dark hair . . . not always heard . . . a true friend . . . ready to help. 4 vi -sf 1 'I' BRENDA ANN CASE Champion gum chewer , . . has a way all her own . . . walks and talks with a bounce. 5 GERALD LEROY DICKERHOOF The happy wanderer . . . al- ways seen smiling . . . shining example of friendliness CLASS GF '60 Qtevard Senior Iligh School library SANDRA LEE CHAPMAN Gift of friendship . . . a bit of heaven in her eyes . . . a good natured wit. CAROLYN VIRGINIA COOK Cookie . . . a bubble of sur- prise . . . as sweet as her nickname. CHARLES JOSEPH DUCKWORTH Duck . . . sense and non- sense . . . ambitious . . . pop- ularity personified. SANDRA JOYCE FANNING Mischievaus . . . full of life . . . seldom still . . . loves being in the middle of things. PRISCILLA MAY DAVID Prissy . . . sports enthusiast . . . impish . . . spirited laugh . . . can be imitated by none. ARTHUR MIDDLETON DEHON, JR. Artie . . . of good nature and good sense . . , contagious laugh . . . a man among men. ,tam Page Nineteen l ELEANOR EXUM FERRELI. PATRICIA ANN GARREN Saucy . . . can add spice to Pat . . . content with her gr, any conversation . , . rarely ser- life . . . observes everything I ious. with wide-eyed wonder. Brevard Qeezaiszr High Schonl mmmrairy . CLASS OF '60 CHARLES l.OUlE FISHER KATHRYN ANN GLAZENER Never still . . . always moving As welcome as sunshine . . . . . . ci big man with ideas to does her part . . . and a little match. more. who GLADIOUS ERNESTEEN JOSEPHINE ELAINE FORE GALLOWAY Carrot-top . . . unruffled im- Always on the go . . . never pression of life . . . a kind smile. lets studies bother her . . . takes time to be friendly. WILMA GAY FORTUNE PHYl.l.lS ROSE GALLOWAY Fireball . . . made for merri- Pleasant . . . sociable . . . loves ment . . . loves Florida and all to bowl . . . indestructible that goes with it, poise. ELAINE HOLDEN IVAN vicToR GALLOWAY i GALLOWAY Suffering with that marital bliss . . . quiet until she knows you well. A sincere Ioker . . . with match- less disposition . . . as winning as his name. Page Twenty 3 ROBERT PERRY GRANT Bobby , . . diligent worker, but full of fun . . . sets a goal and reaches it. FRANCES ELIZABETH GRAVELY Fran . . . sweet . . . neat . . . gentle as a snowflake . . , quiet but worth listening to. JOEL GORDON HAMILTON Joe . . . a new student . . . soon an old friend . . . has that private eye look. PATRICIA ELAINE GEORGE ANTHONY GOINGS HARDEN Quiet! but not idle . . . faithful f'Tony , , , relaxing . , , possess in eVe Y 'GSI' - - ' U Pleosfmf es that come-hither voice . smile to match a pleasant word. 1 V ' deep dimples' Brevard Senior lligh School ljbrafy CLASS OF '60 HUEY WILLIAM HARRIS Bill . . . attends school ot leisure . . . just an old slow' poke . . .one of a kind. CECELIA OWEN GOODSON Domestic . . . responsible man- ner . . . good notured in every way . . . genuine. 'LPI tg 3 A ' I -'nh-3, ' ml K l' f' ,, . . -. 9.5.- 3. Y -..,s. A' WAYNE FERAND HAMILTON Finds little tault with the world . . . sees sheer bliss in cars and racing. ELIZABETH MCINTOSH HAMERSCHLAG Tosh . . . dramatic . . . could tolk the ears oft on elephant. SHIRLEY JEAN HAMMILL Baby doll blue eyes . . a con- stant friend . . . irresistible voice. Page Twenty-On CALVIN WAYNE HOLLINGSWORTH Sort of slow in the best way . . . trustworthy . . . has the disposition of a gentleman. RUTH ELLEN HUNTER Spice . . . with a temper . . . never quiet . . . but quite a girl . . , expect the unexpected. Page Twenty-Two ,. - wi. aft, Ss We coiumsus HOWARD 1 HUTCHINS, JR. Buddy . . . rebel rouser . . reckless . . . describe him who A' it can. c i ,ff TERRY GLENN HAWKINS RALPH MARSHAL Indescribably funny . . . gallant JOHNSON . . . written on his face . . . Talkative when he talks . . A Gentleman. quiet humor . . . he's not bash ful . . . iust shy. CLASS OF '60 Brevard genitalia' semigh, School lihavaify' VIRGINIA LEE SUZANNE HOLDEN ln manner mild . . . acts from honest motives . . . ever patient. JANE YVONNE JONES Delightful sense at humor . . . certainly not the selfish type . . . Can't isn't in her vocabu- lary. RONALD WILLIAM HOLLIDAY Nice as the day is long . . . typing expert . . . blushes often and easily. JAMES RAY KELLAR Jimmy . . . a will to do . . . some say he's bashful . . . some doubt it. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN ISRAEL Doug . . . calm . . . coo , . . collected , . . a true busi ness man. i l l CAROLINA JOSEPHINE KNIGHT Pleasant to think of . . . sweet as simplicity . . . a wholesome heart. PEGGY SUE LAMBERT Speaks well of everyone . . . has no enemies . . . enthusiastic cheerleader. SUSAN GREY LINDA LOUISE KENERLY LATHEM Well-clothed in thoughtfulness Sophisticated , . . different, yet . . . has that Who me? look indifferent . . . accomplished . . . radiates charm. . . . essence of versatility. CLASS OF '60 Brevard senam- Ifiligh School library WILLIAM REID KIMZEY Bill . , . absolute dependa- bility . . . unshalcable in his high ideals . . . temperate in everything he does. OLIVIA GAIL KING Now Mrs. Gardner . . . model of fashion . . , does what she likes . . , and likes what she does. CATHERINE BROWN LEDBETTER A true Southerner in action and speech , . . good disposition . . . gets things done with fun. .IULIAN LUTHER LOWERY Jake . . . athletic , . . popu- lar , . . famous for his posses ... dry humor. SARAH KAY LAMBE RT Puts things over . . . precise in affected. . . , not off duty . . . un4 DOROTHY JEAN LANCE Possesses a warm, lazy per- sonality . . . will always listen to your troubles! I ,4-- 'R -15' X Q 1' .. 'i -L-1 Page Twentyffhre .im A Ar' ri ., s . CARL DOUGLAS McCALL Often found napping in class . . . loves to please people , . desires to be different. MIRIAM IDALENE MCGUIRE Lena . . . good grades and a hard worker . . . an ex- tremely quiet manner . . . with a trusting look. HAZEL REBECCA MCKELVEY Talks and listens . . . loves a good ioke . . . always dash- ing around . . . breathless. Page Twenty-Four DORIS PEGGY LYDA JANICE JO MEDFORD Knows her mind and speaks it Works hard at being different . . . shiny, light hair . . . a . . . so original . . . says what smile as big as her heart. she thinks. Brevard 5333333 wigh CLASS LINDA JUNE MCANULTY Always brightens her corner with laughter . . . wants to study abroad . . . likes good conversation. - U i - 'wo- OF '60 PATRICIA LEE MEECE Patsy'f . . . has a bright per- sonality to match her hair . . devilish grin. x X s -x N .,s.:--: V --::':s:5,- - sr--:first Q X. ,s ...W -,xx LARRY BRENT McKELVIN Tall in stature and ideals . . constant fun to be around . . startling character. CAROLYN ANN MANLEY Slender and dark in an at- tractive way . . . neat and businesslike . . . the easiest to get along with. ANITA LOUISE MASON Considerate of all . . . excel- lent student . . . never seems to think a sod thought. is ag 2 awe, I AVERY EUGENE of few words . . . untiring worker. MERRILL RONALD LEE MYERS Sincere In purpose , , , ready, Thoughtful . . . seldom seen sad willing, and able . . . fellow . . . will always meet you half- Brevard Siujuicm' luiiglgz Schnnl Llbrary CLASS OF '60 MELVIN LEWIS BARBARA JUNE NEAL completely happy . . . com- MERRILL H H I I I Mitey but mighty . . . can really Judy ' ' ' comp eley nalum carry that football . . . wit out- I l l h - vending- p ete y c arming. WELDON BERNARD MERRILL Willing to try anything JUNE EDNA MONTEITH Loves to sing full of ep . . . goes for clean cut boys once . . . hearty laugh and moody music. well-diggerf' JUDITH ELIZABETH MIMS Judy . . . a glowing face . . . appealing . . . with a dash ' of mischief. THOMAS HAROLD MORRIS Short, packed with energy . . never found lacking fun . everyone's good guy. JOHN THOMAS MONTEITH Johnny . . . the last to let you down . . . vim . . . vigor . . . vitality. 'Ot 4-4 JIMMY LEROY MORRIS Poncho . . . chuckles whole heartedly . . . head over heels in mischief. Page Twenyyfive BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ORMAND, Ill Benny . . . didn't . . . doesn't . , . never will like plane geometry . . . it you want an honest answer, lust ask him. MARY JANET OSBORNE Almond eyes . . . permanent grin . . . she wants to give the big, wide world a try. Page Twenty-Six JOHN THOMAS NEW Totally unpredictable . . . car tiend , . . has his own out- look on life . . . deliberate way. RALPH LARRY OWEN Filled with slow-burning energy . . . interesting person to talk with . . . listening eyes. CLASS OF '60 Brevard Trinity? Efliigh 51311003 laLi.esf.sssmsy V, , RANDAL CARL PEGGY ANN OWEN NICHOLSON Dreamy eyes . . . a fine com- HP0fkYH - - - TYPE of 9'-'Y You bination of personality and good enioy . . a friend to all he meets. PATRICIA ANN O'KELLEY Pattie . . . concentrated fun . . a little bit of devilment . . pert and petite. looks . . . affable. BILLY BENJAMIN PACE Just Plain Bill . . . always doing . . . never done . . . speaks his mind . . . and howl l ,l l, DOROTHY JEAN OWEN Dot . . . sweeter than most . . . soft spoken and willing to please. l GRADY COLUMBUS OWEN Motor maniac . . . takes life easy . . . never rushes it . . . southern drawl. CHARLES DENNIS PERKINS Uncle Sam's man . . . hand- some . . . in a rugged sort of way . . . unopposed atti- tide. ff LINDA JEAN PETERSON Always rushed for time . . . anything but serious . . . her feet delight in dancing. CLARENCE WILLIAM RAMER Bill . . . a quietness that seldom conveys the thoughts within . . . undemanding dis- position. CLASS OF '60 LEON VOLNEY PACE Ardent speaker . . . knows his way around , . . colorful char- acter. Brevard Senior High I Library NAIQAIZEQRICE ALLISON WAYNE Reese .. . Impressive baloney , . . wit Infinite charm . . . smiles ga- makes its own welcome lore , . . a nicer irl has nev r . . . . 9 e there will never be another. been . . , distinctive. RUFUS ELSIE PARKER JR' JAMES ERNEST RIDDLE ffpafff U . I can reds, anything Dedicated to having fun , bu, ,empmnon - D l waves O suave . . . as earnest as his Io, of Mme enioying me, name , . . date rater. DENNIS RICHARD PRESSLEY Dark-wavy hair , . . material for success . . never out of sorts. AUDREY TUCKER PRICE Tuck , . . in basketball . . fired with determination . . . happiness is cheaper than wor- ry. Page Tw-:nt , JIM ROY ROPER Tall and sociable . . . the slow, sure type . . . welcome addi- tion. COURTNEY BEAMAN ROSS, JR. Buddy . . . worthy ot his honors . . . his ready speech flows fair . . . and we listen. MARTHA MAXWELL SADER Glass of fashion . . . mold of form . . . versatile package of fun. Page Twenty-Eight FRANCES LUCILLE ELLA MAE SHIPMAN ROGERS Wise to resolve . . . patient to Brightens the days . . . big in perform . . . pleasant . . . im- heart . . . makes interesting maculate looks. listening. Brevard 5 Salaam IIE'-TW eIIiI50l' Ei,-gh x,,'- WEE? CLASS OF '60 PHYLLIS LOUISE ROGERS Energy knows no bounds . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . and above all-cute. EMILY FRANCES SINIARD Humorous . . . Ioquacious . . . White Sox fan . . . would ar- gue with a sign-post it it could argue back. BARBARA LOUISE SCHMIDT Well-groomed . . . her dark hair doesn't match her thoughts . . . kindly, expressive smile. THEA EUNICE SCHULZE Veil ot calm dignity . . . often lifted to reveal devilment . . . culture mixed with wisdom. CHARLOTTE ANN SENTELLE Baby face . . . It she does it, it's done well . . . always comes smiling through. NETTIE LEE SITTON Rare warmth and understande ing . . . congenial . . . oc- complishes much. JOEL BOND STEVENSON Hurnor...wit...fun... all this without effort . . . may do something sensational yet. BARBARA LOUISE TALLEY Artistic . . . garmented in light from her own charm . . . photo- gennc. JENNIE LEE SINIARD MARY LOUISE TINSLEY Eager to please . . . willing to Intellectually inclined . . . dee encourage . . . delightful bun- pendable . , . always willing dle of spirit. to help. X V . - , V- I!-revard Queues, E E Jedi' School liill'ui'1't' CLASS OF '60 LINDA FRANCES CHARLES EDWARD SITTON TOWNSEND Unusual I ' ' no vsmner ' ' ' Unassuming friendliness . . . a but certainly no saint . . . hon- ready greenng U . . huppiesi est op'n'on5' when helping others. NORMAN WILSON TALLEY Bud . . . fascinating . . . never without a reply . . . live and learn . . . glib. SHARON MERRILL TAYLOR Meticulous dresser . . . stylish . . . stunning . . . studious . . . easy to know . . . and like. ROBERT CRESTON TAYLOR Quiet until you know him . . . says what he thinks he thinks . . . competent. Page Twenty-Nine BETH CARLENE WATSON Talent is a treasure . . . but practice is its key . . . can really make a Baldwin iump. ROBERT DONALD WAUCHOPE Don . . . droll sense of humor . . . even tempered . . . has a mind of his own. me. Page Thirty ARTHUR DOUGLAS WAUCHOPE Doug . . . calculating look . . . earnest and ambitious . . . hard to know, but of true worth. ALLAN RUSSELL TRITT FRED ERVIN WEST Jet black hair . . . o man of Of a peaceful sort . . . slow LINA PAGE WEISS Agile and fragile . . . outward sunshine . . . inward ioy . . . contented. leisure . . . ready for fun . . . speech, but a surprising fellow catching smile . . . good sport. .. .the likeable kind. CLASS OF '60 Braewtmmti 51111001 lilgtilsvglify NORMAN LEROY TROTTER Combination of friendship, loy- alty, and kindness . . . can tell him by his walk . . . deep thinker. JONLYN DELLA TRUESDAIL Joni . . . unforgettable laugh- ter , . . could charm the birds off the trees. SHIRLEY ANNA WHlTMlRE Happy-go-lucky . . . a big little cut-up . . . has a gift of gab. BERTHA GERTRUDE WILLIAMS A smile is a trademark of a happy heart . . . live wire . . . outspoken. DEEDIE EUGENE WILSON Dashing . . . a leader of men . . . a follower of women . . . crystal clear blue eyes, JANET DEANNA EDITH CHARLENE YORK WILLIAMS Responsive in manner . . . Laughter crinkled eyes . . , blonde - - - bubl-7ll':'9 - ' - She placid . , . from the sublime CUTE' Smile 'O' l'-W9l 9- tothe ridiculous. Brevard 5-1.1 M, School library CLASS OF '60 JERRY McKEE WILLINGHAM Big boy with a heart to match . . . has an eye for women . . willing. DONALD LEE ZACHARY Easy going . . . always last . . . potential farmer . . . ought to succeed. i i il LEWIS LESTER WOMACK Terry . . . helped to age the school . . . interesting and in- terested . . . widely known. JOSEPH FEW WRIGHT, JR, Perfect temper control , . . log- ical . . . thinks worry is a waste of time. Page Thirty-One Throughout The Year All opposed, some sign. grewiil Mrs. Tllson does the rmpossnble . . . fits every senior! Page Thirtyffwo sen H325 .M X41 y 'After lunch-The lull before the storm. lviird Senior lligh Stllool Library THOSE TO FOLLCDW - - 1 . , Q , - r THE J UNICR CLASS As the class of 61 looks back, there comes the realization that it has ascended another level in the stairway of education. This year as lofty upperclassmen the class of '61 along with the rest of their school- mates, have experienced many of the be- wildering feelings of freshmen once again, for they have moved not only into a modern new building, nestled in a scenic setting, but into the confusion which accompanies any new situation. Its contributions, however, have not slowed down. Many iuniors participated in the first dramatic production presented in our new auditorium, a three-act comedy depict- ing the troubles of af sixteen year old girl, a situation with which the female half of the class of 61' is quite familiar. Its members con- tinued in athletics, in clubs, and on the Stu- dent Council, but with a new pride and feel- ing of loyalty toward Brevard High. The cli- max ofthe year came when the Junior-Senior, that loving gift bestowed annually to the lord- ly seniors, proved to be one of the greatest ever. Now with visions of assuming the role of almighty seniors next year and with hum- ble memories ofthe agonies of underclassmen, the class of '61 eagerly awaits the surmount- ing of the fourth and final ste in the stairwa P Y of education at Brevard High School. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS wang., . ' lrgvilrd err. .MM - S t '-in In 4, , .-.1 . President-Charlie Bradburn A 7 Secretary-Sandy Avery Vice-President-Joyce Wilson Treasurer-Tommy Shuford ,- f WW David Albertson 1 3, , Dennis Allen A Anna Gay Anderson 5- 0- , . 'F 0 , . Sandy Avery V A fm, . Gary Babb 4 ' 1' - Till.. .Q 'W .,?' . L1:' L. -'Q-. -f ' Q, -. 'Ei-fl - ' '- -l V542- 1 :in H' l 6-,cr l gfg, J., .g1-3. X, A, fr, 1. BJ-yr ' ' -4-' ',: X H-1 .'- '1 W- I v 'kg , g. 'Xu ytigeu ii . : '- Qx- Ki- Lhllglle Bronwen Bacon , V .loan Bagwell Peggy Baker 5- ' Carolyn Barnes tw - 'A K ' all 1 Q, Carolyn Barton i i Q4 Maxine Baynard , . Gary Becldlngfield Nt -3 5' Jean Bentley Josephine Blythe Nancy Blythe vj Bl' vin' enior i 1' ecmss OF san Q 7 V .S -,,, , l if ' 1 A Q 1 .5224 'fig'-1.54 at ' ' 11. v 331' 44,45 gl 32: Ur V-'71 an-v NJ Phyllis Bowen Edwin Bracken Charlie Bradburn Johnny Bradburn Ann Brittain Helen Broom Junior Brown Velma Brown Patricia Bryant Martha Burgess Ronnie Byrd Peggy Camenzind Mary Lou Cantrell Eurana Capps Eddie Carter Pug Wi fi ,. mf' - 9 fm sf. :L . as-Q., 1 -:se C. , Q, .- ,C Q.-: :'St'if1m 11, V. ,M ,.,,:,4:.Sy rwgsxw Ngygf. -i, . -is-rw 'af Q' g s liz gv Page Thirfy-Six x- WY . Q. . .Q M s X. : x, s- 1 ., ,. v..x, I i f iEgfg:A:.-, Q, . K. ,,,, V --N K ,sf .1 .z K, 5 ws Y He 4 wk 'W ia 5 X - 1 , , M r ' s if 35 .z ' 31 i 2: . vgfbm . . i:- , z., V ,F - H Y Q I f .Sy-,gtg ,,:1-'Tix .sq 4-.g ,. -my -,:.-51 i as ' 1 asf 'wh .N ':'2: ' W X 'x Qu 2.52, We xp P- ir.. uv' Pam Dickson Kathy Dillingham Gerald Edwards Carl Eldridge Wayne Ellis Tommy English Edward Frady Anifa Galloway Carolyn Galloway Jimmy Galloway Mike Galloway William Galloway Brenda Gardner Charles Gillespie Doris Gillespie 1 y C R, 'Xa Q , ' :il as-..., , 1 L . X Ae Charlolle Chapman Donald Cheek Bruce Clampiff Carolyn Clarlx Gil Coon Norma Collins Randall Collins Charles Cook Lanny Coren Ernesf Corn Lewis Corn Charles Cox Harry Crane Shirley Cunningham Eddie DeBord CLASS OF '61 i Wafer M- 1- Sthcu 'f- lffizl . Nw e 1 . , ., , J V X . 1 'Q . X . -'Q' 4. ?. X55i2z'X Q '...--.: lf Charles Gravely Sieve Gravely Josephine Gray Sf S... Hazel Green Glenith Greene Shelby Jean Grogan Wanda Grogan Joyce Hall Bobby Hamilton Gail Harrison Ladson Hart Frieda Hawkins Ann Heath Mary Heath Brenda Henderson or Ill lvl 2 f shy i1W-l.-z,- ' i I .41- ,- as 3 6 1, I fs . S 'Sf Q' :Um lifh 01 4- T fevm' Sem .ghCLASS OF ,61 Schools libro ry L if Lf I 5' C-it 4' iv 1 : iii. . ,J ff-,N 55 .L ' , I. i':h:,.. ,, 67 3 ' . 1. xr,.A-1 ,.. 4. ' f :px ' 3 9 G Sf 4-v .1 1 X qv- f px as I I I C' Mike Hendricks Gerald Hensley John Hensley Martha Hensley Tommy Henson 'I ss '- ire li 9 Sammy Hileman Evereif Hipp Douglas Holden Gladys Holden Nellie Holden Johnny Hooper Frances Hopkins Cleo Hoxif Bill Johnson Larry Johnson Page Thirty-Sefen :N-1-:-,.f-17,242+ ' ' -.1-11:22:25 as 'f5?Z5i5:a5 :xii-If 5 W ' , I Vi. ,mc by 'f QQWW5. 11 '-lu... SHN V ' 'K Q ,w gk bg:- ' N 1 2 .,, q:q .4 , . .,,. at ,.A L 1- V- ' X r x W' gf ' .I 5 K is . fm es 2 .. if X Sv Y, N 5 'gi as gy fel . fc J ' is 1 L, K we L. -. 1,1 . Q .N em ps s 4' ,V .f .C., Eggs Avi 5 .,m?.:, ,Q Q 5,. ENC'-13 ,,,,,.,,s -,fzgxt 1- , Mir: -155,56 M g?'s., zs.a...xm.?U- '2 A 'ei Larry Jones Ann Kilpatrick Patsy King Gary Lance Denny Landreth Joyce Landreth Randall Lankford Bobbie Lee Ann McBride Gerald McCall Hazel McCormick J. L. McGaha Mary Jo McJunkin Jimmy McKinney Jane McLean CLASS OF '61nreva1 l Qfsffffm' Wien gchocel Robert Marler John Matheson Evelyn Mathis Mary Jane Melton Rita Merrell qw .I -A :1-' Janice Merrill Tommy Mitchell Joyce Hooper Moody - -'sf 'as S' in as L- '31, 5x1YWA:f'.l.X , - .. RM. Moi' Freddie Ruth Moore Judy Morris Wayne Nichols Mike Nicholson Peyton Oliver James Orr Louise Orr Page Thirty-Eight is X R 3 g WA M f X x .,,.,, ., gs ' im we -1.39 -gi? QW-L w.-N..- Pc, W S -.. F 2 n :ft--f zaeie. . 'M J A ii? N: J .' ' --. K3 l Arthur Owen Branley Owen Cecil Owen Evelyn Owen Jerry Owen Jimmy Owen Lloyd Owen Robert Owen Jean Owenby Ronnie Pace Carroll Parker Ronnie Parris Bruce Patferson Patricia Poor Dorothy Price lvrf-me ' 1 we vw lv ,ju Q .., A l A - C' f ,S ,U is L- -.. 'rf -- X gp ' s.J' ' 4 N ', 'fx V X Y V. 1 . .aigsfe 11: N X HU. ELA- K- I '. 8 1: ' 0 W in -'L ...- Qs- I' V 1 Q Q 4 5 gf, ...- Qt-4 17 i Breward 9e,:,lg.:.:'g ,Maul School Lillfiiw? o us, I ..-1, wg, IS x on 3 Q32 I X R' W is lllllliil . -xl 1 4-Q 'R OCLASS OF '61 ' ' . A 'V - 3 we-5, il' 3 4 1 xl. Davis Raines 2 1 Lois Raines G 'sf 'U' Barbara Reese -nv , . T' it -T-Q Donald Reese '. giggle-Q: , y, Howard Reese X wa ,iq -, 5gg'4'ff.l'1',-fwfl. 'GQ A X l me Juanila Reese dl, .al ca y l Jim Rice L 4 David Rigdon ,lf 1 Phyllis Riddle Doug Rogers Joe Rogers Stanley Roper Letitia Sllrclnk ml Vx 4- , ,,. 1 Tommy Shuford Thomas Siniard , A I .' , I . iw- -V Q... l,.,,., 4 yf ,A ff? ww J 5 f ,ws fb, 5 ' W 'vw I 4- N.. 52 ,l -K-:FZ-:f'fX ,X 'N i X 9 Q' lv' ... A, , N kv iii A AA, l A viz Page Forty 4' 'wllfll x William Vaughn Joe Waldrop Pam Wells Beatrice White Sandy Whitlock Catherine Wilson Joyce Wilson Judy Wilson Tommy Wilson Jimmy Winget 'lr 5. 'er'-ff ii , 1-vf ,A ,V 4 -v ..i...., i ., ,,., lbvli I I ' iv. 1- Y, 1' , 1:- - .i ,.. .iv ' 1 -mi , Q 1,-.g Ig., ri f? Ji 1 22: -.mf K 9047 We 5-5. -.nf .ref 1 --X fr, Br' lisfflf' l fu W in 1 f W' ' Q., 'Q-...J Estelle Sitton Peggy Silton Kenny Smathers Faye Smith Donnie Snowden Fred Southerland Donald Sprouse Carla Stephens Wade Strickland Tommy Stroup Dickie Taylor Jan Taylor Darryl Terry Martha Tinsley Marty Trost CLASS OF '61 Iffe 2552223 -ii 1 ls-Ti, J i ll i . 1,13 I QCII00 L' ll L ,V -ry '-1, .1 it-r' .- we-v .,..,':-:, 2 R , sl Q Not Pictured ' 1 Tai ml' W lter Blythe ' , C giggle xvvoog, .n Lynda Bracken O Ie Oo le i-Q -'I' Jimmy Brown ze : , 'Ie Tommy McBride , w e pure: 1:55, .gf elgwjt-. :Ffa Charles Merrill Charles Morris Robert Newman Russell Swangum f' Nl L feb. ' 'i'5'-?'?fif36iiv ff Talent . . . Toil . THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Look at the Sophomore Class! lt's as num- erous as autumn leaves! Yes, never before has Brevard High School opened its doors of knowledge to so many young people all striv- ing toward one goal-the basic foundation to live in a high powered world, geared to Make the best better. This class of 1962 will be the first class to reap the full benefits of the new Brevard High School. Realizing that this is a great privilege, the little wise men are determined to make this the best class to graduate from B.H.S., both in scholastic and athletic achieve- Spirit and an unsurpressable will to fight for what they believe have made this class permanent in the minds of many. Courage ancl the ability to work have made them outstand- ing both in the classroom and on the field, court, diamond, and track. They do no feel that this is enough, so they offer to their school and its students and fac- ulty their brains, brawn, and benefits in the hope that they will be of future use to their successors. ments. Ilirevilrd .st-A1211 Schnol Library SGPHOMORE CLASS CFFICERS President-Danny Eubanks Vice-President-Jimmy Cauble Secreta ry-Gayle La nce Treasurer-Tuck Tucker G at C. 5 3' Ei s- ? 3 , gf I - :Y i,', - rf - P JL Y ' S 5 . P sh -A s A X .il I --ff G' Es SOPHO MOBES llrevinrd Sie his Q' , -rw VW School lilrrumvy ' ' 150 t George Alexander ' J Jon E. Anderson gp gy ,, Chip Andrews , sv 'P James Ashe NE' 'ii L 'ig' Donald Asheworth Catherine Atwell We 11-ip. X A Elaine Ayers Brenda Babb N. - N I - 4' Marilyn Baker Q-I n.-. J .,. John Baumgarner ' 8' A 'Z' Theresa Bell 'NY J A Peter Best E I A35 S+ 3-.P Q, -.v I Vt' '75 WT v F '- an cy J ix! , , M ij i. N' i ' L. .nr .5-Iv . .lx L Q -ff fi 9 4? 'EQ V 15 J 6 'f E ' if . :fi lk 1 1 - xv , Anhlih I L, gi' i' it Harry Bishop Stanley Bishop Donna Blankenship Charles Bracken Marie Bracken Kenneth Brissey Patricia Brock Eddie Brotherton Bobby Brown Bobby L. Brown Edith Brown Lewis Brown Patricia Brown Roy Brown Shirley Brown Susie Brown Frances Bryant Alendia Bryson Dennis Bryson Judy Bryson Lynne Bryson Billy Bunch R. L. Burch Anita Burhans Clarence Burns Lewis Burrell Ruth Carland Betsy Carr Jimmy Cauble J. C. Chapman Page Fo ty Th ee Peggy Chapman Donald Chappell Auburn Cison Barbara Clampirt Charles Colwell David Corn Ronnie Costanza Sandra Cox Frances Crane Barbara Cunningham Martha Curto Steve Danielson Patricia Danner Agnes Davis Dorinda Davis Sandy Duckworth Carolyn Edwards Larry Ellis Danny Eubanks Norma Fanning Susan Farley Betsy Ferrell Grace Fisher Kay Foster Billy Gaddy Lawerence Gaddy Elayne Galloway Pam Galloway Phyllis Galloway Jimmy Garrett Jackie Gillespie Tommy Glazener Judy Gravely Terry Gravely Ray Green Eddie Greene Virginia Grogan Carolyn Hall Pat Hall Tommy Hall Otis Hamilton Tyce Harden Page Forty-Four SOPI-IOIVIORES Brevard gaming- High Slillool library ,- v.-,:.-.:,::::g:5::- -- Q:-msg.:-I-,we.':wg 1 1: --f- -1-g:':--g5:g::,:, N' ia,:z--zifggfqs-wa - :::.,5g,5:.:.-W3 54,-.:,:::. 3 ' ' '- , -' ,gi . ., ' .if 1 ' . - -:S Y . -.1.-.waits ,:' , NE - -11-22: : Ev K :,-nz.. r.15:,.fg , Ig, . H ff . Qggggfgsgi 5 I is F1 Q ,gf ,Qi We se- S Q, K Nqhh X A 1 B I E: W Q I .. 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' sf ff rd f .1 41, ff.: -, I My 'ul Zwff ,l , f, ', T- ',:,:f' Q S F XX x 1. up X 'Q X S XX ,fx X if SOPHOIVIORES ' Brevard S4-nicnr lligh School library .Z 3 5 YK -ca sf L :- Jvgv. gh ,- V I 1 2 s e-.5 95 ou 3 . 3, 'A uv- f - -T ,mx 3 3 gl -.AWB 5. 5' 71 v .Qy , F .-L, so i ' G3 .. -2 'litgr 6- will v I 1 TV'--7 X bt LL 1451.45 Martha Heath Robert Heath Jimmy Hensley Raymond Hipp Sharon Halbert Alvin Holden Charles Holden Lib Holder Floyd Hollifield Marianna Hooper Jackie Houck Bill Hoxit Dana Hoxit Marie Hoxit Faye Huff James Humphries Sue Ellen Hunter James Hutchins Carlene lngle Betty Ann Jones Edwin Jones Vernon Jones Martha Kimzey Tommy Kuykendall Gayle Lance Patsy Lance Wayne Lance Lee Roy Landreth Tommy Lankford Loretta Leopard Phil Leslie Edward Liedy Bertie Linville John Loftis Bob Logan Loenna Lyda Billy McCall Carolyn McCall Maxine McCall Pat McCall Patsy McClure Sarah McCrary Page Forty F e Doris Jean McGaha Jimmy McKelvin Martha Manley Claire Matheson Eugene Mathis Donald Lee Merrill Doris Merrill Bill Millner Georgia Mills John Mims Dot Mitchell Donald Moore Billy Morris Kenneth Morris Larry Nelson Claire Nerlinger Earl Norris Ralph Orr Terrell Orr Brenda Owen Elvina Owen James Owen Patricia Owen Ronnie Owen Sandra Owen Joe Pace Bobby Page Melba Palmer Garland Paris Gene Parker Dickie Passmore Eddie Paxton David Phillips Delores Poteet Richard Ream Dickie Rhodes Larry Rhodes Tommy Rhodes Carol Rhyne Barbara Rigdon Gary Rogers Ruby Rogers Page Forty'Six 4, -Y-, Q K,.W .., ,,.... . E kXiZ,ERE5Qk'7: ., ,-. f-,Q V : X .vL Q'2 K-N 1 ITT ,ggief-N , , NQS Q. , . . w FN .V - ww :ls ., N . .Q eww ,Ag QA Q X . ' . -1: -- :- 'chaff 'tix , 5 we x x ' s 5 N Xxkw Q x kk SOPHOMOBES x 1,1-evims V- in lffiqfmfji Tl' School W-ll-Iiflyl Xxx? xi t 'Mfg 1 ' - x-f 1 Q 1 is env' exch., , - fe- ' , A --I P wtqhk yt X S Q. is 1 fl' QD X- psf- 52' Q21 ' ,X Y Q in- 'Oz--QQ 4, 1, , g '59 , 635 sm- N 'fm J fi wikcgvx we XXX i is xkK X 1 fx X blk Lf , , 5 - Q X Q X X a t 5 X K .,, X i gs ix Xxx fit. s. 3 ...- X X xgwtt wigs -551931: uf. X 1 9 s c X S A , it A 1. N mas :gas I M S X ' ,,1.-,. I' 32'L5.'1vQf.f:15SS ' . xxv h we A is 'GX N -V 5 N25 gs- sxitff we ' . .12 'W . 5 Q P ,b',,: I r S- i . ss-ess . J :R iv ax. -Sf: N x N wk ix X Y X kfxlqfs x SOPHOMORES Brevard Senior ll'oln Q55 In 5 - C , rr L-:B J S A L 4' T' I 1 , 1. 5 lf: p 5 . is Q1 l mrs . l f-' ii N sf If 354 Q f F- fi- A WPT ' ' v ' 917' . , Y V 1 I I if 1 X, Lf C we Q- L! X L L ' f I M K .Z , ff ' 2 Q 4 l Violet Salter Johnny Scott Brenda Sentelle Claudia Sentelle Mike Sentelle Carolyn Severs Martha Sheppard Ado Shipman Margaret Sitton Linda Smith Par Smith Ann Souther Happy Straus Johnny Strickland Charles Stroup Danny Surrette Lois Sutton Pat Talley Tommy Tilson Edna Faye Tinsley Lillie Mae Tinsley Mary Lee Tinsley Mike Tinsley Donna Torrance Gary Trotter George Truesdail Jimmy Tucker Tuck Tucker Jim Vallandingham Sarah Varner Johnny Vaughn Judith Ward Violet Watson Berly Lee Watts Rosa Lee West Johnny Whitaker Bob White Terry Whitlock Carole Whitmire E. W. Whitmire Irene Whitmire Ronnie Whitmire Page Fo ty S e Tony Whltson Bobby Wycliffe Betty Wilson - N :V, A Carrol Wilson N01 Pictured Roy Anderson Lee Callender Douglas Corn Bobby Eubanks Luther Gray Clemmons Raines Ronald Owen Apron making corporation. Comes the spring . . . frogs. Brevard Seminar Mig!! slllltlol EE.iLPa'.1ufy Just Beginning Moving mou mains. Brevard Senior Ili gh 5 h 1 rw---M -f C00 .- .I Q 6 I ,rf .Xb -su! C5 X 3 D fm 2 I L A M Lv P ACTIVITxIE S Qm The Brevard High School band, under the most able direction and instruction of Mr. Eversman and Mr. Glass, has for the past tive years been rated as a superior musical organization in district and state contests. The purposes of the band are to enrich and pro- BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL mote school spirit and to provide opportunities for musically talented students to develop their talents. Its aim is to form an organization of which each member ofthe community can be proud, so that when the band passes on parade you might hear some- one say, There goes the B.H.S. band-our band!! '- Irevilrd Seniiui' 51535 Qcllooi Kiln:-may Q. N ' ' , A ' A Di rector ,' ,, , V .I ot ' it il, I f 1 :fx A N: ,V X V' .1 Page Fifty G51-F CONCERT BAND Each year the band provides extra entertainment music at pep rallies and basketball games. The and boosts morale at all football games. With the band also participated in the Shrine Bowl festivities arrival of spring comes concert season, during which this year. the band exchanges concerts with many WNC schools. one dictator-Chief!! But this year something new was addedp along with the magnificent new music department came Brevard SEB?-iiif. ' School library CHARLES B. GLASS Assistant Director The band is a democratic organization with only Page Fifty-One i i 1 VE.l.n. .,. T y in X H V , if' ' ' f' f i ' '--f ail. l 1 :itil I' '-': 1. 3 Nm ff-Pt 49 ,. ,R K 2 LARRY BLANTON MARTHA SADER JUDY BAKER Captain Student Director Girls' Counselor JOAN BAGWELL Drum Mogorette is BAND OFFICERS Brevard Sem-lien' High School library MAJORETTES Marching, strutting, twirling, flashing aerials, and prancing steps-mean mai- orettes. They practice all year round and go to a baton training school every summer to learn to be the best and to please their audience. Their gleaming, twirling routines help in making the half- time shows at the football games the high- light of the season. They are in every parade, attend all football games, and perform at assemblies. These nine high- stepping girls are very proud to be known as the B.H.S. majorettes. y ,. ' . . i f .5 fs -ff, Y f , 4. Q mf f g -' ' ,...-- ,,.... TOMMY ENGLISH Junior Captain Co-Chief Maiorettes CHARLENE YORK PAM GALLOWAY VP:-.N ' Nw YJ, ,,.,, -13 GLEE CLUB The Brevard High School Glee Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Hill, was organized with the purpose ot exposing high school students to all types of music. By doing this the mem- bers are able to appreciate music and are cap- able of taking an active part in group or in- dividual singing. The performances in Chapel and the Christmas Program are prominent in their activities. The club has provided an inner satisfaction, a new music challenge, and the experience ot working and performing with fellow students, lor its members. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT ln December the annual Christmas Pageant, directed by Mrs. Sledge, Mrs. Hill, and Mr. Eversman, was presented to the student body in assembly. This very unusual presentation con- tributed much in the way of reverence and beauty to the holiday spirit at BHS. The well- loved Christmas story was expertly told to teachers and students alike, who knew it well, enioyed it immensely, and appreciated it to the fullest extent. L, 1 - lflcgg, Ijhl Q-Envy. JANET WILLIAMS Co-Editor J 'sl'-3, fx MRS. R. T. KIMZEY Advisor TOSH HAMERSCHLAG Co-Editor Page Fifty-Four 9, ' 1 E luunnunnunnuunu nunuun nnnuninulnuulnnu rllullnal The Broadcaster Is Published Monthly By STUDENTS OF BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL Brevard, North Carolina - STAFF Lisr : Q 5 Co-editors-in-chief ......... Tosh Hamerschlag and Janet Williams Front page editor --- ................. ...... D 011 WHIICTIOPB E it : Second page editor .... ..................... .... All I1 G1HZ6I161' E ll -Larry Blanton and Arthur Dehon 5 - Feature editors --- .... Charles Duckworth and Earnest Riddle Q Art editors -...................... Judy Mims and Pat Garren E Business manager ............................ Norman Trotter 5 E Sports editors .... ......... 5 Advertising managers ...... Terry Womack and Joel Stevenson g 5 Circulation editors ........ Charles Fisher and Johnny Montieth Q Q Exchange editors .......,.......... Patsy Meece and Joe Wright Q Q Copy and file editors ....... Maureen Bryant and Robert Taylor E l Eullluuululunluununcunlllunululuullrulluunlunnuullllluullnllunnululnnlnllnlnnunlunlullllnull E J Brevard Qssniimn' Hligll l Sthool Bliisrminry I ,,,. THE BROADCASTEB Our i960 BROADCASTER staff is off for another year's race to produce a winner! Two blue ribbons, won in previous years, have in- spired this i960 staff to strive toward adding a third to the collection of first place BROADCASTER'S. With the newspapers they put out this year, how can they miss? All the enthusiasm and excitement of the school's activities were reflected in every publication. Originality shone in their articles, laugh- i ter rang through their columns, and each BROADCASTER was strongly held together with touches of seriousness. A well-equipped journalism room added much in the way of con- venience to the staff's work. In short, we're proud of our BROADCASTER staff-whether they place first with the judges or not-they've placed first in the eyes and in the hearts of Brevard High's students! t l X 44- f x.. Brevard gens Sthool Lib They've got the W. 4 H 1 ,TY T ,A 1' . M4 ,,,' 'T te all l'i:ll'y nose for news. ffl See all . . . hear all . . . -11 '11-r' -'f lggwnuw'-' ' 'H' f. X Z L- Page Fifty-Five RUTH HUNTER ' Co-Editor MRS JACK TRANTHAM Advisor BUDDY ROSS Co-Editor THE BREVARDIER We started with an idea-to try to capture the first year in the new high school and preserve it in pictures and words. We soon found that it would be no easy task. There were pictures to be taken, captions to be written, copy to compose, and lay- outs to be checked over and over and over again. There were co-operative discussions, friendly dis- agreements, and heated arguments. The editors were tyrants, the typists couldn't spell, the literary staff couldn't write, and it seemed to be staff policy that no one agree on anything, anytime. But out of this seemingly endless chaos we have somehow brought forth the 1960 Brevardier. We submit it for your approval. LITERARY CO-EDITORS: Susan Kenerly and Carlene Waston, STAFF: Louise Mason, Thea Schulze, and Virginia Cook. TYPISTS: Charlene York and Ronnie Holiday. I I - 'x JI xx 5 HQIXIM -: 4 1 Iv , ,. ,X A: U I-N .-. Sf - II' IM ig :III r' x - lu 1.- 1 ',,.. iq: 5. ADVISOR: Mrs. Jack Tranvham with SPORTS EDITORS Janlyn Truesdail and Page Besl and LAY-OUT EDI- TORS: Judy Baker and Tony Harden. ,-:SE? T . -,f,gf- , . cgrzgs- ' ::5 , ADVERTISING EDITOR: Sandy Bridges. STAFF: Bud TaIIey and Lina Weiss. CO-EDITOR: Buddy Ross. BUSINESS MANAGER: Doug Israel. CIRCULATION ED- ITORS: Ellen Bennefi and Pat Goings. CO-EDITOR: Ruth Hunter and Phorographer Pa1'Aus1in WIII1 PHOTOGRAPHY CO-EDITORS: Cecilia Goodsorl and Mariha Sader. T Q 'T X'-f-w JUNIOR J OURN ALISM Under the aid of Mrs. Kimzey the Junior Journal- ism Club prepares for their duties as next years BROADCASTER staff. Once a month they meet to study newswriting and occasionally help the pres- ent staff with their issues of the BROADCASTER. Being a Junior Journalist is voluntary. All those in the club are members because they are inter- ested and willing to give study time to learn more about iournalism. This year's club is very talented. They function actually as a class, and not a club, for their purpose is not to serve, but to learn. A JUNIOR ANNUAL By working with the BREVARDIER seniors this year, the Junior Annual staff has gained some of the experience necessary to publish next year's annual. They have learned much about the staff's organization, the writing of copy, and the final publication of a successful 1961 BREVARDIER. Much appreciation is due this group for the hard work they have contributed. As a reward for this work they are permitted to give a picnic for the senior staff at the end of the year. tg!-evilfii scllil HE LJ - L'Vll-WY BCOSTER CLUB President: Sarah Lambert Vice-President: Judy Neal Secretary-Treasurer: Poo Camenzind Every athletic team needs the spirit of a Booster Club to lift it's morale when the going's rough and to cheer them on when the victory theirs. The B.H.S. Booster Club is organized for this pur- pose. Every member is required to go to all home games in football and basketball. Each Valentine's Day it sponsors the Sweetheart Ball, one of the most popular dances given at Brevard High School. In the spring you can see the cheerleaders train- ing other girls to fill their shoes in hopes they may lead the football and basketball teams to victory in future years. All over the school, you can see the work of the Booster Club. This past year they sold blue devil buttons and made a wonder land out of the cafe- teria. lt is undoubtedly one of the most active clubs. Brevard Senior High 94211001 library W- x ,,,..-'H X all' 'vt'-is-.T ,I x '--'Nh'- MON GGRAM CLUB President: Page Best Vice-President: Jonlyn Truesdail Secretary: Jake Lowery Treasurer: Denny Landreth Earning a varsity letter enables any student to be a member ofthe Monogram Club. Football, baseball, basketball, cheerleading, track, and tennis are the sports in which these letters are earned. The club helps to better the athletic program at BHS by stress- ing sportsmanship at all times. Various activities sponsored during the school year include the Monogram dance, the distributing of pro- grams during football season, and the purchasing of equipment for the school's use. LATIN CLUB Presidents: Shirley Hammill, Ladson Hart Vice-Presidents: Johnny Bradburn, Don Moore Secretaries: Lcirry McKelvin, Kay Foster Treasurer: Betty Ann Jones Through the study of classical civilization and lit- erature, the members ot the Latin Club seek to gain instruction and enjoyment. Supplementing the regular classroom sessions, the meetings provide fellowship and an opportunity to learn about the contributions ot the Roman civilization to our modern world. Page Sixty-One KEY CLUB While this group of select young men strives to serve the school and community, they accomplish their aims of building leadership and initiative. This year the club has taken an active part in the life of our school and community by selling tickets to the Junior Play, carrying out a Land Use Survey for Brevard, and other service projects. By co-operating with its sponsor, the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club has made great headway in maintaining the high stan- dards ot its motto, We Build. Brevard Qcnnic-fr lligll School Eiilsmwsnry President Doug Israel Vice President Charles Duckworth Secretary Buddy Ross Treasurer Melvin Merrill Reporter Gul Coon 'R Art Dehon, President ofthe Student Body. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to co-operate with the school administration in accepting a meas- ure of responsibility for the success of the schoolg to create and maintain high standards of citizen- ship and scholarshipg to further interest in all recog- nized school activitiesg and to provide opportunity for students to initiate and promote activities they deem worthy. This year the Student Council has established a school store, daily devotions, and a student-teacher directory for the benefit of the school. Led by presi- dent Art Dehon, their duties consist of maintaining or- der within the school, acting as guides for new stu- dents, participating in activities other than those dur- ing school hours, and setting an example for the student body. J 'xx v lyk yi i Q, Q .1 .Skii- . it ,f Hit fl A.13?:gQ?:'5Qs- 22 TFT,me'vi1rd Senfurm Illiggg School lilnwsvra' President: Art Dehon all Vice President: Johnny Bradburn Secretary: Jonlyn Truesdail Treasurer: Peter Best Page Sixty-Three lil lx ss -1. -N-f-we Q . .. .V -ffxf'-'QWSS we'xse:a:ass::-as-:::1:::::f::a:f:s::.z:e::ti: ., 5, . Q .v sxe-wise-sm.:+1-tr:-,-g..-:-.-.-.12:-.j.:jg if EQ:-2 -::1:e1:'-1:2-2:::::1::.:.:::-: X X X Qg, .-in:sms-gsz:i5:5:5:i:5:,E,. X or 2 M FUTURE HOMEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA R President: Janice Merrill Vice-President: Pat Smith Secretary: Naia Parker Treasurer: Jean Owenby The unbending will and seriousness of purpose of today's Future Homemakers will surely enable them to meet tomorrow's responsibilities with a smile. During the past year they have attended both the State and District F.H.A. rallies, have given a sizable donation to the United Fund, and treated a needy family to a Merry Christmas. Their survey and application of first aid equipment in homes of our community was successful, as well as their school beautification program. With their modern new facilities, the F.H.A. shows every sign of con- tinuing its fine work in preparing girls for their School igilnrmry FUTURE FARMERS OF AME RICA The primary aim of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is the development of agricultural leadershipp co- operation, and citizenship. Some of the purposes in- s cluded in this aim are the following: to create and nurture a love of country life, to develop character, 5 train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism, l to encourage scholarship, and to develop compe- ' tent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership. X task as homemakers. if .- Y 'ix 4 A I Brevard Senior Iligh Schnol 1iL':::6:.ry E' DEVIL ATHLETICS -f, X 'W 'A .NX l, -img . ' ' I 1 v --' L . nu. 1. ,.....-a-- mug ugil!.1'a. o C 9 'll FOOTBALL '59 W ',f H9-'l V ,Ll u, .f 1 ill sod'-,g I if ,Q ni? Brevard Eff: ,gf 1: in ' ' U7 '+s:r1 'fig'-DF 5 Sl l lrlsslltl l 3 an 52 23 Qchool RL2ss'anH'!' Brevard High School, a perennial Blue Ridge Conference power, once again was represented by an outstanding group of players and coaches. As you remember, last year's team, the finest in the school's history, set a high standard for the i959 Blue Devils. With only one starter remaining from the '58 eleven, the team posted a very success- ful 7-3 record. Brevard opened the season by defeating Rey- nolds High 26-O. The Blue Devils met strong opposi- tion in their next two games and were defeated by Hendersonville and Canton, both losses being by Page Sixty-Eig ht one-point margins. After victories over North Bun- combe, Erwin, and Hendersonville, the squad lost to a powerful Waynesville team. Victories over Enka, Owen, and Bethel completed the season and earned for us a third-place conference standing. We were well represented not only by the team, but by sportsmanship and cooperation shown by the Brevard boosters. With seven graduating seniors and twenty-eight returning lettermen, prospects look even better for next year. 4 QW I, I Afgrfpfi' 3 Slfifff f A I I r, Coach Henry Smith Coach Buffalo Humphries Coach Landon Deal Deedie Wilson, Captain Charles Bradburn Jake Lowery, Captain DEYWY I-Gfvdrefh Cl'lGVl9S DUCliW0I'Tl'1, Cdpldirl John Mafheson Jimmy Winger Larry Janes J. L. McGaha Tommy Slroup Danny Eubanks Don Lee Merrill Gary Lance Robert Neuman Branley Owen Charles Gillespie Kenny Smaihers Weldon Merrill Mike Hendricks Jerry Willinghdm Brevard Senior lligh School library i 'L Qfillrznljgllil-. Aflffl eil L gl' F no fllse ll L lf r in no X .gk QD ' in 5' L L :ri pinot, l'2f:lllrl'Jnl L N v r Sli L rlll:1 5.ll'1d J Actnon un the vnctory over Brevard's arch-rival, Hender- sonville. Denny Landreth, the Outstanding Player of the year, runs for another touchdown against Bethel. Poge Seventy Brevard Sififmu' lligh SCIBQQSLE QQ -.,.Z'-QEQY Heads-up football makes it first and ten for the Blue Devils xl What would the football and bas- ketball seasons be without the exub- erance and spirit of these nine girls? Regardless of time or place, the cheer- leaders are always present to make the stadium or gym rock with cheers for the Blue Devils. Their pep rallies in the new gym have accented the new look in school spirit at BHS. Although the Blue Devils may be defeated on the field, they will never be beaten spirit-wise. The cheerleaders hold a iob, not a title, and a iob well done, too. CHEERLEADERS 59-60 Susan Kenerly-Chief Jonlyn Truesdail Peggy Baker Brenda Gardner Peggy Lambert Mary Lou Cantrell Carolyn Severs Linda Smith Sandy Bridges Page Se fenty-One Brevard Gznimr High School library Brevard High's girls basketball team, suffering from graduation losses, was faced with a difficult job of rebuilding. Returning were only three of last season's lettermen: Jonnie Truesdail, Sarah Lam- bert, and Priscilla David, while the remainder of the squad was largely inexperienced. Highlighting the season were two victories apiece over Hendersonville, 42-37 and 34-30, and Ros- man, 51-30 and 26-20. The remaining two wins came at the expense of Flat Rock and Canton. The team played exceptionally well in the hard fought Canton game, winning by a narrow two-point margin. An- other fine performance, although a losing one, was turned in during the game with Waynesville- At the Blue Ridge Conference tournaments, the Devilettes emerged victorious in a congenial game with Hendersonville, but the loss to Bethel forced them out of the finals. lt was a difficult game to lose, but the team gave it all they had and played excellent basketball. While the girl's 6-12 won-lost record was not an exceptional one, their accomplishments in sportsman- ship and hard work certainly were. 1 L, i ,Y P ,' XJJA B Af? -. X fm ,ian 91- X Luna! M V U :H , --if ' Pam Dickson Tosh Hamerschlag Barbara Clampitt Yvonne Jones , L GIRLS' BASKETBALL ,Ugly Q Caiatain Captain A Sarah Lambert Joniyn Truesdail ' Yjirevard 9:31315 4 IEEE!! A -f A , F if ' ' '7': f fly.: !-!' 3 L A fm ? i L , - if' :fx ' 1' V j ff -id ' , 2 i ' I i A , Q' wg. C14 2 it l Z . rn. Mrs. Bob Andrews Anna Gay Anderson Priscilla David Ann Souther Betsy Carr Ann Brittain Ruth Hunfer Ffa E l I br iw 9, SXSW, 'P sry f Eg Page Seve if T Hi do '59-'60 af .lf 4 1 ., ,R 8, J qgswa 'll 54 s if 1 J J 1 KP 21- , 1-n c t :E:1,,E1'i:lf-'fi,S1isF . 1 X' X X A 1 NN N X J l Nw X x wg.. - gg - x N X is QNX X xr sg to X X Y' A .2 . X2 lx fiu l I MN? 3 'tm - , '-.N V! l .,-' , l :' Q' Q ? C? , ,, EVM, y. vw l WY R-F r Y t sis f f, ,dm 1 r ., v- ' - - f I x..! cti sl A CRN... , -.4 eva' . ,X , f- i ' . 1 Captain Art Dehon Captain Johnny Bradburn Coach Henry Smith Eddie Paxton J. L. McGaha Doug Rogers Danny Eubanks Jimmy Garrett Tommy Mitchell Ig '33 1:4 is E H E: F5 Q El lr: Donald Lee Q ul Moore Q H ll nl George 9 Truesdail 5 e 5' I tl Q 5 ll 9 E Tuck Tucker Page Best BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE CHAMPS - 1960 Tournament time proved to be the catalyst which caused the '59-'60 Blue Devil cagers to react most explosively, raising eyebrows all over Western North Carolina with their 54-52 sudden death victory over Bethel in the Blue Ridge Conference tournament. Coming at the end of a rather disappointing season, the Blue Devils' resounding post-season successes raised interest in the sport to a level unknown prev- iously. The team was coached by Henry Smith dur- ing most of the season, but due to Coach Smith's departure in February, the last five regular season games and the tournament were played under Coach Ralph Buffalo Humphries. Sportsmanship and' team 'play were strong points in the team's favor, and the squad showed exceptional depth at all positions. Be- cause of this fact, there were no permanent starters, as the lineup was shuffled often, indi- cating that all twelve members of the squad were able to play well when called upon. Only one member of the squagd, Captain Art Dehon, will be lost by graduation, so the Blue Devils will field an experienced squad next season. A MANAGERS Tommy Stroup Billy Gaddy 2 if:,,.,,.v l N ' ,- -. 1 . , S. ,WM SLYQ - U - ww' A sg X C '-me X l , Ivy .. -mls: , H , 9 v 4357551 1 V. I 1. if, ,, ' F r F '1 Q H f x ' C 'W ,rl 3 -:hw-,eva if, ul. - ' nf, In T. A V x ,vii um n g f A-I ,Qt 1 fi X ,Q l -., sv ,W 9 tif Ju. .VJ l' gg Cine.-li, S ' 4 .4 f r X .-.X Q' N1 l 1 T ,. , 3' . 3 r-:xg Wu. J, QQ BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS---1959 The 1959 season proved to be an exceptional one for the Brevard baseball team. The boys, led by Coach Humphries and Coach Smith, brought home the first Blue Ridge Conference Champion- ship in the history of the school. The team defeated long standing rivals, and only two non-conference losses held Brevard from an undefeated season. Some of the boys had ex- ceptionally good batting averages, among the high- est in the area. As a result of the Blue Ridge Conference finals, the team was selected to represent our conference at Hickory, North Carolina in the state semifinals. The team met very strong opposition, West Mecklen- burg, in its first game and was defeated. The students of Brevard High School and the Brevardier staff wish to congratulate the Baseball squad for their outstanding achievement during the T959 season! ltvartl Scfnfapr 55121 School? Y S' W ff K 2.2 S 1 I ' XX SA g V is Coach Humphries Page Seventy-Six Hugh Bradburn . Jul z ' '- S f -s.1qAm' ' vs' mmf Coach Smith Jerry Cube Benny Galloway Tommy Stroup we X 1 l i l x if - .f VS? Charlie Gillespie George Truesdail J. L. McGaho Branley Owen ., . .M- Y L, ff- 'S 'ffm fe:-fer har - . 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'X' A Q'. 4 - ,- ' fag - - 12'- Q, L. -- L. 4.4-, ai 'wsu - . 'fm ,.- 31 'S 1- fa J, ts- -i- H 'c'1.:e. .- Sf' 1. -IEW 1--1-' .7 -A 4 -1 - -,M ff -- 1 3,51 xgsqsgp,-fjij N.: . '-',,ff 'fg-- 55-fc-732 b' -195 53, .-f.,,1 ea -,Q ,. ' Q- A' '. f'-- -?'iL4.i' 459611-i,,. L ' ' ' Charlie Bradburn Doug Rogers Jake Lowery Gil Coon in. f ,,.-. v. -- kal- 1' Nu 1.151 z. Y F if . .,, JP'-,Q W:-1 -N M fn Q f,.-gg, E- 5 - . , . L' Vfyl QziWf'QfffT 44 -1, , Q: 'elf ef .Q . C 4- 'pl J.. . , , X, 'fl 'Qs fgxf' - V . xy mg- i L.,.:g-,' - C ,M-J' i Emmys .M Y' :Q F I Q' ' .. 4. , 9' ' 1' -if ' ' .a if -V . .. I ' A , if M.f'3, ,, i - 4 ,-r' ' YG . r- ar' 4 x '-f, 51953 + 5-'fy C ' N 91' IIA. -uf i '.H. !'yu f' ,f Page Seven1y4Seven TRACK-'59 Brevard High's T959 track team, under the direction of Coach Ronald Hoffman, recorded the most outstanding record of any previous Blue Devil track team. Beginning practice in the spring, the boys trained hard for their two scheduled contests. The team members were: Frank Vaughn, Larry Jones, Gus Tucker, Cecil Lowery, Art Dehon, Sammy Hileman, Tommy Mitchell, and Davis Raines. On the Western Carolina Meet held at Asheville School, team members placed in the IOO yard and 22 yard dashes and the sprint medley. This performance was certainly a creditable one, but the Blue Devils ended the track season by turning in an excep- tional performance at the Blue Ridge Conference Meet at Bethel High School. A first place in the mile relay, second and third places in the mile run, and third place in the 880 earned for the team a tie for third place in the Blue Ridge Conference standings. With practice for the T960 season beginning this spring, the team hopes to improve upon last season's record and work with one goal in mind-first place in the Blue Ridge Conference. llrevilrcii 5 Liam' lliglg School Faiisrary I Q ,.,. ,. ii .. , J ,Q V : ' iwrz-:2'f:1:S::' .-12:-ug' . , .as v :-- . -' TENNIS- 60 Tennis has been introduced as a team sport for the first time at Brevard High School, with plans being made for girls and boys teams, both to be coached by Don McLeod. The boys' team, consisting of six members, will play Asheville School, Christ School, and per- haps several other Blue Ridge Conference teams. The girls matches will be with St. Gene- vieve's in Asheville, with additions to the sched- ule to be made if possible. We on the Brevardier hope that this season's efforts will be successful and that ten- nis will become a permanent fixture in our athletic program here at Brevard High School. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Eleanor Ferrell, Page Best, Brenda Gardner, and Mary Lou Cantrell. SECOND ROW: Art Dehon, Pam Galloway, Buddy Ross, and Jimmy Garrett. THIRD ROW: Peter Best, Edward Liedy, Ann Brittoin, and Priscilla David. FOURTH ROW: Ed Debord, Benny Ormond, Jonnie Truesdail, and Pam Dickson. FIFTH ROW: Coach McLeod, Carol Rhyne, Claire Matheson, and Judy Morris. Page Seventy-Eight I l MOST DRAMATIC Shirley Hommill Melvin Merrill ' fa if . , ,ni 1 4. R SENIORl WITTIEST Janice Medford TerrY Womack revafd glbllidbl' B Qchotbl library il , MOST ATHLETIC Priscilla Dcivicl Joke Lowery gx, 5, 00 SUPERLATIVES Brevard ,Q Li,.1i.4.r iliigll gchqol ll eifmranxry' if MOST POPULAR Jonnie Truesdcil Art Dehon MOST COURTEOUS Cecelia Goodson Ronnie Holliday . ,, Wit.. . -'---- ,. H Q .gfli 'lu- , . . . BEST LOOKING Martha Scider Ernest Riddle ...,..-4 . . , ,,.... .....- X xx --. . ww :KP ,fl :fi i?'r,vf,f N -A ..Af.: -V '- --W. CAAQHU 4 2225? Q-' WW MOST INTELLECTUAL Maureen Br Y Buddy Ross ant MOST TALENTED Carlene Wafson Bud Talley Brevard Qemior High MOST ORIGINAL Ruth Hunter Terry Hawkins Schoel ram-y SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Thea Schulze Doug lsrael SUPERLATIVES + MOST DEPENDABLE Janet Williams Larry Blanton Of? 5 ' llfrevurem E, L , ' ,luegau LLl.LL1uLf'CJlH',' BEST ALL AROUND 4' 'fgrit Susan Kenerly 7' Page Best ,--- 7 Law L 1,1 N 1 F 'gg N as f , W? Q xx A 31 .V M ,H - Vx ? , Q ., .E Miss Charlene York .1 Miss Jonlyn Truesdczil Miss Judy Baker Page Eighty-Four HQMECOMING i Miss Martha Suder N Miss Susan Kenerly HUDDLE QUEEN ' 1 mimi' Ili B . Brevard gc 2 Miss Tosh Hcimerschlcg School ELQLi::anry Miss Ruth Hunter 1 i MONOGRAM DANCE l v: q .' A t , ' r 1 i if A . , A li y . t 1 K Q45 LEFT TO RIGHT: Tosh Hamerschlag and escort Art Dehcn, Jon- Landreth, Martha Soder and escort Bill Pace, Judy Baker and lyn Truesclail and escort Page Best, Charlene York and escort escort Buddy Hutchins, Ruth Hunter and escort Tony Harden. Ernest Riddle, HUDDLE QUEEN Susan Kenerly and escort Denny Brevard Senior Qchcol library Our first dance iri the new gym . . . a night to remember. Page Eighty-Five '-a::.::,. ,k,:.:.:15,3,:.: .ku llrevard Qmzfevr Iiigllv Schooi ELi43,i,.. Q-:-y MISS BBEVARDIER MISS MARTHA SADER 'Ez-5' ' SENIOR AT - Miss cl-:ARL I A. .. k ,AI JUNIOR ATTENDANT MISS CAROLYN BARTON 2362 -Er TENDANT ENE YORK SENIOR ATTENDANT MISS .IUDY BAKER JUNIOR ATTENDANT MISS SANDRA AVERY Brevard Senior High Schnol librannrv SOPHOMOR MISS GA E ATTENDANT YLE LANCE SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT MISS PAM GALLOWAY Page Ewghfy-Se HALL OF FAME HONOR STUDENTS The honor students of the graduating class ot 1960 are Susan Kenerly, Doug Israel, Maureen Bryant, Buddy Ross, and Thea Schulze. These students have advanced in learning and have a high scholastic record for all four years of high school. fi 'K D. A. R. GOOD CITIZEN Sara Lambert, the D. A. R. Good Citizen for 1960, was chosen be- cause ot her pleasing personality and participation in many clubs and activities of B. H. S. Page Eighty-Eight Brevard Sf-wifes? Qian' TEEN-AGER OF THE YEAR Doug Israel was chosen Teen- ager of the Year by Jaycee's be- cause at his high rank in scholas- tics, community welfare, church life and character. II I HALL OF FAME gui' Brevard Senior lllgh TROPHY WINNERS The trophy winners of the '59-'60 football season were Denny Landreth, Jake Lowery, and Charlie Bradburn. Denny was the best offensive player, Jake, the mosf valuable player receiving the Lance Trophy, and Charlie,the best defensive player. MARSHALS The Marshals for T960 are fkneelingl Joyce Wilson, Pam Dickson, Janice Merrill, Ann Brihain, Letitic Shrank, and Peggy Camenzind. Sianding are Johnny Bradburn, Ronnie Pace, Tommy English, Chief, Jim Winget,and Ladson Hart. Pug School lcibmmvv 6 SENIOR CHARLES WILLIAM AIKEN Football 1. DIANNA LYNN ALLEN Booster 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1,2, 4-H 1,2, Jr. Square Dance 1,2, Office Assistant 4. JOHN WILLIAM ASHE Christmas Pageant 2,4. ROBERT NOLAN ASHWORTH Basketball 1,2, Football 1. ROBERT STIRLING AYRES Football 1,2, VIRGINIA ANN BAGWELL F.H.A. 1,GIee Club 2. JUDITH BAKER Annual 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Sr. Counsellor 4, Booster 1,22 Glee Club 1,2, Huddle Queen Attendant 4, Jr. Play Usher 3: Jr. Square Dance 1, Office Staff 1,2. ROSANELLE BENNETT Greenville High School 1, Annual 3,4, Booster 2,3,4, Future Nurses I, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 1,2, Jr. Play Usher 13, Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 3. PAGE HINTON BEST Annual 3,4, Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Christmas Pageant 1, Class President 3,4, Football 1,2, Homeroom President 1, 3,4, Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 4, Key Club 2,3,4, Mano- gram 2,3,4, President 4, Sr. Play 4, Student Council 1,2,3, Sr. Superlative. LARRY CLYDE BLANTON Bancl 2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball 1,2, Broadcaster 3,4, Foot- ball 1, Beta 4, Jr. Square Dance 1, Sr. Superlative 4. BRENDA JO BOSTIC Booster 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 2, 4-H 1,2, Helicon 1,2, Jr. Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Square Dance 1, Latin Club 1,2, Office Staff 1,2,3,4. LINDA GAY BOYD Booster 1,2,4, F.H.A. 4, F.T.A. 4, Jr. Square Dance I. ANITA MAE BRENNAN Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Latin Club 1,2. SANDRA ANN BRIDGES Annual 3,4, Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 2, Beta 2,3,4, Booster I,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Christmas Pageant 2, Debate Team 2, F.T.A. 4, Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 3, Jr. Square Dance I, Marshal 3, Monogram 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Sr. Play 4. EULA MAE BRISSEY MAUREEN ELIZABETH BRYANT Beta 2,3,4, Blue Star Honor Society 1, Broadcaster 3,4, F.T.A. 4, 4-H I,2,3,4, Honor Student 4, Library 1,4, Sr. Superlative 4. SHIRLEY ELAINE BRYSON Booster 1, Glee Club 2,4, Jr. Sq. Dance Club 1. AUSTIN WHITFIELD BUNCH 4-H 1. BRUCE GLENN BURRELL BRENDA ANN CASE Booster 1,2, F.T.A. 4, Jr. Square Dance 1. CAROLYN VIRGINIA COOK Annual 3,4, Booster 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Junior Play Usher 3, Spanish Club 3. BETTY JO COX Spanish Club 2, Booster 1,2, Square Dance 3, Thespian 2. LEWIS EARL CURLEE PRISCILLA MAE DAVID Mt. Pleasant High School 1, Basketball 2,3,4, Booster 2,3,4, 4-H 2, Officer 2, Journalism Club 1, Safety Patrol 1, Softball 1, Sports Club 1, Sr. Superlative 4, Sr. Play Set Decorations Chairman. ARTHUR MIDDLETON DeHON, JR. Dreher High School 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Boating Club 2, Broadcaster 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 4, Key Club 4, Monogram 3,4, Sculpturing Club 1, Sr. Super- Iative 4, Student Body President 4, Student Council 1,4, Track 1,2,3,4. ' nliisenaivi- l'i'iiiHi Gclicbol library DIRECTORY GERALD LEROY DICKERHOOF CHARLES JOSEPH DUCKWORTH Audubon Club 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Broadcaster 3,4, Bus Driver 3,4, Christmas Pageant 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Homeroom Officer l,2,3,4, Jr.-Sr. Master of Ceremonies 3, Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 3, Key Club 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Student Council 2,3, Square Dance 1,2, SANDRA CHAPMAN FANNING SANDRA JOYCE FANNING Glee Club 2, 4-H 2,3, F.H.A. 1,2. ELEANOR EXUM FERRELL Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Christmas Pageant 2, Glee Club 2, Jr. Play Prompter 3, Spanish Club 3, Sr. Play Prampter. CHARLES LOUIE FISHER B.A.R.K. 4, Officer 4, Journalism 3,4. GLADIOUS ERNESTEEN FORE Holbrook High School 1,2, F.H.A. 1. WILMA GAY FORTUNE Booster Club I, F.H.A. 1, Square Dance Club 1. ELAINE HOLDEN GALLOWAY JOSEPHINE ELAINE GALLOWAY Booster 1,2, F.H.A. 1,2, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 1, 4-H 2,3,4, Homeroom Officer 1,2,3, Jr. Play Usher 3, Jr. Square Dance 1. IVAN VICTOR GALLOWAY Bus Driver 3, Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 2, Basketball 1, Square Dance 1. PHYLLIS ROSE GALLOWAY Booster I, F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 4. GAII. KING GARDNER Booster I,2,4, Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 3, Office Staff 4, Student Council 1,2. PATRICIA ANN GARREN Booster 1,2,3,4, Broadcaster 3,4, Christmas Pageant 1,2, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 2,4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 3, Office Staff 4, Square Dance 1,2. KATHERINE ANN GLAZENER All State Band 1,2,3,4, Beta 3,4, Broadcaster'3,4, Glee Club 2, 4-H 1, Helicon 1,2, Latin 1,2, Student Council 4, Sr. Play 4. PATRICIA ELAINE GOINGS Annual 3,4 Beta 2,3, Booster 1, F.H.A. 1,2. CECELIA OWEN GOODSON Annual 3,4, F.T.A. 4, Sr. Superlative 4, Student Council 2. ROBERT PERRY GRANT Mills River High School l,2,3, F,F.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Jr.- Sr. Decorating Committee 3. FRANCES ELIZABETH GRAVELY F.H.A. I,2,4. ELIZABETH MCINTOSH 'HAMERSCHLAG Basketball 2,3,4, Booster 1,2,3,4, Broadcaster 3,4, Co-editor 4, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 2, Huddle Queen Attendant 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Program 3, Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Sr. Play 4. JOEL GORDON HAMILTON Mills River High School 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4, Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3. WAYNE FERAND HAMILTON Mills River High School 1,2,3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1,2, Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3. SHIRLEY JEAN HAMMILL St. Genivieve of the Pines 2,3, All State Band 4, Band 1,4, Basketball 2,3, Class Officer 2,3, French Club 3, Junior Play 3, Latin Club 3,4, President 4, Marshal 3, Science Fair 2, Sopho- more Play 2, Sr. Superlative 4, Student Council 2,3, Sr. Play 4. GEORGE ANTHONY HARDEN Annual 3,4, Basketball 1, Broadcaster 2, Bus Driver 3,4, Christmas Pageant 1, Class Officer 4, Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 4, Journalism 1, Jr. Play Stage Hand 3, Key Club 4, Square Dance 1,2, Spanish Club 3. HUEY WILLIAM HARRIS, JR. Baseball 1,2, Football 1,2, 4-H 1, Library 4. SENIOR TERRY GLENN HAWKINS Christmas Pageant 1,2,45 Glee Club 45 Golf 2: Jr. Play Stage Hand 35 Library 15 Sr. Superlative 45 Square Dance 1,25 Sr. Play 4. RADFORD CLAY HENDERSON Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3,4. VIRGINIA LEA SUZANNE HOLDEN Oxnard Union High School 45 Booster 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,45 4-H 25 Jr. Square Dance 15 Latin 15 National Friendship 4. RONALD WILLIAM HOLLIDAY Annual 3,45 Beta 2,3.45 Helicon 1,25 Latin 1,25 Sr. Superlative 4. CALVIN WAYNE HOLLINGSWORTH Christmas Pageant 4. RUTH ELLEN HUNTER Annual 3,41 Coseditor 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Beauty Attendant 3: Booster 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 27 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Jr. Play Properties 35 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 3: Jr.- Sr. Pram Program 35 Chairman 35 Office Staff 25 Spanish Club 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Sr. Play 4. COLUMBUS HOWARD HUTCHINS, JR. Hucldle Queen Attendant Escort 4. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN ISRAEL Annual 3,45 Beta 2,3,4, Officer 45 Bus Driver 4: Class Officer 45 Debate Team 2,3,45 4-H 1,25 Officer 25 Helicon 1,25 Jr. Play 35 Key Club 123,45 Officer 3, President 45 Latin Club 1,25 Marshal 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Student Council 3,4. RALPH MARSHALL JOHNSON Bus Driver 3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Square Dance 1.2. JANE YVONNE JONES Basketball 45 Booster I,2,45 F.T.A. 4. RAY JAMES KELLAR Latin Club 15 Office Staff 45 Safety Patrol 2,3,4. SUSAN GREY KENERLY Boyden High School 15 Annual 3,45 Beta 2,3,45 Officer 45 Booster 2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,4, Chief 45 Chief Marshal 35 Class Officer 45 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 25 Huddle Queen 45 Junior Classical League 15 Junior Play Usher 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 3: Latin Club 1.2: Monogram 3,45 Sr. Superlative 45 Student Council 45 Y-Teens 15 Honor Student 45 Sr. Play Pub. Chairman. WILLIAM REID KIMZEY Beta 3,45 Christmas Pageant 15 Jr. Square Dance 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 3: Latin Club 4. CAROLINA JOESPHINE KNIGHT Pickens High School 15 Booster 25 F.T.A. 45 4-H I,2,3,4, Student Council 1. PEGGY SUE LAMBERT Booster 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 F.T.A. 45 Officer 45 Monogram 45 Student Council 3,4. SARAH KAY LAMBERT Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Booster 1,2,3,45 President 45 D.A.R. Good Citizen 45 F.T.A. 45 President 4. DOROTHY JEAN LANCE Booster 1: 4-H 1,2,45 Glee Club 1,25 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 4. LINDA LOUISE LATHEM Columbus High School 15 Belmont High School 2,35 Beta 3, 45 French Club 15 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 1,25 Tri Hi Y 3. CATHERINE BROWN LEDBETTER Booster 1,25 4-H 'l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 F.T.A. 45 Square Dance 1,2. JULIAN LUTHER LOWERY Baseball 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Football I,2,3,45 Jr. Square Dance 15 Monogram l,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Student Council 45 Sr. Super- lative 4. DORIS PEGGY LYDA F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 45 Library 2. LINDA JUNE MCANULTY Walker High School 1,25 Glee Club 25 Library 4. CARL DOUGLAS McCALL Bus Driver 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2. MIRIAM IDALENE McGUlRE 4-H 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Library 4. Brevard Senior DIRECTORY HAZEL REBECCA McKELVEY Basketball 25 Booster I,2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 45 4-H 1,2,3. LARRY BRENT McKELVIN 4-H 1,2,35 Latin Club 4. CAROLYN ANN MANLEY Bqoster 15 F.H.A. 11 F.T.A. 4: Office Staff 1. ANITA LOUISE MASON Annual 3,45 Beta 2,3,45 Booster 35 Christmas Pageant 15 Debate Team 25 F.T.A. 45 Helicon Club 1,2. JANICE JO MEDFORD Booster 1,2,45 Christmas Pageant 45 Glee Club 2,45 F.T.A. 45 Golf Club 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 35 Latin Club 15 Library I5 Square Dance I5 Sr. Superlative 45 Sr. Play 4. PATRICIA LEE MEECE Beta 2,3,45 Booster I,2,35 Broadcaster 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Journalism I5 Jr. Play Usher 35 Jr. Square Dance 1,25 Marshal 3. EUGENE AVERY MERRILL MELVIN LEWIS MERRILL Bus Driver 45 Christmas Pageant 1,45 Football 2,3,45 4-H 1, 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Sr. Prom Program 35 Jr. Square Dance 1,25 Key Club 2,3,45 Sr. Superlative 45 Sr. Play 4. WELDON BERNARD MERRILL Baseball 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. JUDITH ELIZABETH MIMS Band 1,2,3,45 All-State Band 35 Booster 1,25 Broadcaster 3,45 4-H l,2,3,45 President 1,25 Officer 35 F.T.A. 45 Class Officer 25 Helicon Club 1,25 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Jr. Sr. Prom Program 35 Latin Club 1,25 Office Staff 45 Sq. Dance Team 25 Sr. Play Costume Chairman. JOHN THOMAS MONTIETH Broadcaster 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Football 1,25 Homeroom Officer 15 Journalism 1,2. JUNE EDNA MONTIETH Basketball 25 Booster 1,25 4-H 'l,2,35 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 1,25 Sr. Play Prop. Chairman. JAMES LEROY MORRIS F.F.A. l,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 35 Jr. Square Dance 15 Monogram 1,2,3. THOMAS HAROLD MORRIS BARBARA JUNE NEAL Booster 1,2,45 Officer 45 Chief Usher for Jr. Play 3: 4-H 1, 2,3,45 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 F.T.A. 4, Officer 45 Jr. Square Dance 1,25 Office Staff 45 Student Council 3. JOHN THOMAS NEW Key Club 1,2,3,45 Football Manager 35 Monogram 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3. RANDAL CARL NICHOLSON 4-H 'I5 F.F.A. I,2,3,4. JOANNE AUSTIN NORTON 4-H I,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Square Dance 1,2. PATRICIA ANN O'KELLEY Booster 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 45 Homeroom Officer 'I5 Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 35 Latin Club 1,25 Sr. Play 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ORMAND III Basketball Manager 2,35 Baseball Manager 25 Football Manager 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,4. MARY JANET OSBORNE Berea High School 2,35 Aquacade 35 Booster 1,45 Business Club 2,35 Dancing Club 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Decoration Committee 35 Square Dance 'l5 Y-Teens 2,3. DOROTHY JEAN OWEN Basketball 25 Booster 1,2,35 Christmas Pageant 2,45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Officer 35 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 2,45 Jr. Square Dance 1. GRADY COLUMBUS OWEN RALPH LARRY OWEN F.F.A. I,2. PEGGY ANN OWENS Booster 1,25 Christmas Pageant 45 4-H I5 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 47 Popularity Queen 35 Square Dance 1,2. High School library SENIOR BILLY BENJAMIN PACE Pickens High School 1,2, Bus Driver 2,45 4-H 1,25 Football 1, 2,3,45 Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 45 Monogram 3,45 Student Council 1. VOLNEY LEON PACE Bus Driver 45 Christmas Pageant 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play lights and curtains. BEATRICE NAIA PARKER Booster I5 Broadcaster 35 Christmas Pageant 2,45 F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 2,45 Homeroom Officer 1,35 Jr. Play Usher 35 Jr.-Sr, Prom Program5 Jr. Square Dance 15 Student Council 1,2. RUFUS ELSIE PARKER, JR. CHARLES DENNIS PERKINS Office Staff 2,3,4. LINDA JEANNE PETERSON Basketball I,2,3,45 Booster 1,2,35 Cheerleader 2,35 4-H 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club 45 Monogram 2,3,45 Office Staff 2,4. DENNIS RICHARD PRESSLEY Baseball 45 Football 1, AUDREY TUCKER PRICE Basketball 1,2,3,45 Booster 1,25 4-H 1,2,35 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 Monogram 2,3,45 Square Dance 1,2. CLARENCE WILLIAM RAMER ALLISON WAYNE REESE JAMES ERNEST RIDDLE Beta 2,35 Broadcaster 3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Homeroom Offi- cer 1,2,3,45 Huddle Queen Attendant Escort 45 Journalism Club I5 Junior Play 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Sr. Superlative 4. FRANCES LUCILLE ROGERS Glee Club 1,2545 4-H 1,25 Office Staff 35 Square Dance 1,2. PHYLLIS LOUISE ROGERS Booster 15 Office 2,3,4. JIM ROY ROPER Rosman High Shcool 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,35 State Contest 2. COURTNEY BEAMAN ROSS, JR. Boyclen High School 1,2, Annual Staff 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Beta 3,45 Committee Chairman 25 Debate 35 F.T.A. 2,45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 35 Chairman 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Marshal 35 Student Council 2,45 Sr, Superlative 45 Sr. Play 45 Tennis 2,45 Yellow Jacket Assist- ant Sports Editor 25 Honor Student 4. MARTHA MAXWELL SADER Band 1,2,3,45 Student Conductor 3,45 AII Slate Band 1,2,3,45 Annual 3,45 Beta 2,3,45 F.T.A. 4: Glee Club 25 Helicon Club 1,25 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 35 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Square Dance 15 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Marshal 35 Sr, Play Make-up 4. BARBARA LOUISE SCHMIDT Booster 1,2,45 Christmas Pageant 1,25 4-H 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 25 Jr. Play Usher 3. THEA EUNICE SCHULZE Annual 3,45. Band 1,2,3,45 All-State Band 1,2,3,45 Beta 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 1,25 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Square Dance 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 35 Sr. Play Properties 45 Marshal 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Honor Student 4. CHARLOTTE ANN SENTELLE Band I,2,3,45 Booster 15 Jr. Square Dance 15 Glee Club 25 Student Council 1,2. ELLA MAE SHIPMAN Christmas Pageant 2,45 F.H.A. 45 F.T,A. 45 Glee Club 25 Jr.-Sr, Prom Program 3. EMILY FRANCES SINIARD Booster 35 F.H.A. 15 4-H 45 Glee Club 25 Library Club 2. JENNIE LEE SINIARD Booster 15 F.H.A. 1,2. CHARLES EDWARD SITTON F.F,A. I,2,3,45 Sr. Play Stage Manager. LONNIE LEE SITTON F.F.A. 1,2,3. NETTIE LEE SITTON DIRECTORY JOEL BOND STEVENSON Broadcaster 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 4. BARBARA LOUISE TALLEY Booster I,2,3,45 4-H 15 Glee Club 25 Latin Club 1. I NORMAN WILSON TALLEY Annual 3,45 Beta 2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Debate 1,2,3,45 Heli. con 1,25 Junior Play 35 Journalism 15 Jr.-Sr. Program 35 Mar- shal 35 Student Council 45 Sr. Superlative 45 Thespian Society 25 Senior Play 4. ROBERT CRESTON TAYLOR Broadcaster 3,45 Latin 1,2. SHARON MERRILL TAYLOR F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 45 Office Staff 45 Jr. Square Dance 1,2. MARY LOUISE TINSLEY Beta 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,4. LINDA FRANCES TOWNSEND Booster 1,25 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 25 Jr. Square Dance 15 Library 2. ALLAN RUSSELL TRITT 4-H 1. NORMAN LEROY TROTTER Broadcaster 3,45 Homeroom Officer 35 Key Club 3,4. JONLYN DELLA TRUESDAIL Annual 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Beauty Attendant 35 Beta 2,3,45 Booster I,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Class Officer 2,35 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 25 Helicon Club 1,25 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Jr. Play 35 Monogram 2,3,45 Library 25 Sr. Superlative 45 Student Council 3,45 Sweetheart '59 35 Sr. Play 4, Student Director. BETH CARLENE WATSON Annual 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Beta 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Helicon 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Student Council 3. ARTHUR DOUGLAS WAUCHOPE Robert E. Lee High School I5 Band I,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,4. ROBERT DONALD WAUCHOPE All-State Band 3,45 Robert E. Lee High School 15 Band 2,3,45 Broadcaster 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,3. LINA PAGE WEISS Annual 3,45 Beauty Attendant 15 Booster I,2,3,45 Christmas Pageant 1: F.T.A. 45 Library 1. FRED ERNIN WEST 4fH 15 Latin Club 1. SHIRLI ANNA WHITMIRE Booster I,2,35 Christmas Pageant 15 F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Jr. Square Dance 15 Student Council 1,2. 5 BERTHA GERTRUDE WILLIAMS Booster 15 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 25 Office Staff 45 1? Square Dance 1,2. JANET DEANNA WILLIAMS nce de Leon Jr. High 15 Rantoul High School 25 Beta 45 oster 3,45 Broadcaster 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Christmas Play x , Courtesy Corps 15 F.T.A. 45 Freshman Play 15 Jr. Annual E35 Jr. Play 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Program 35 Latin Club 25 Los fmigos I5 Marshal 35 School Tolent Winner 25 Sr. Superlative I I fi: Vata 1. .Stl JERRY McKEE WILLINGHAM Gy FlFootball I,2,3,45 Jr. Square Dance 15 Monogram 2,3,4. - DEEDIE EUGENE WILSON Bus Driver 3,45 Class President 1,25 Football I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 4-H 25 Jr. Square Dance 15 Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee 35 LEWIS LESTER WOMACK South Cobb High School 15 Carolina High 25 Seminole High 35 B.A.R.K, 4, President 45 Broadcaster 3,45 Camera Club 15 Dramatic Club 25 Eagle Staff 15 4-H 15 Football 2,35 Hi-Y 25 National Science Club 15 Red Cross 15 Sr. Superlative 45 Senior Play 4. it 5 s G g Key Club 1,25 Monogram 2,3,45 Track 1,2. 5 Q 9 O ll JOSEPH FEW WRIGHT, JR. Beta 3,45 Broadcaster 3,45 Key Club 3,4. 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TU 2-5731 Compliments of HAROLD'S SUPER MARKET North Brevard AUSTIN'S STUDIO RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC PORTRAITS And All Branches of X- Photography T O M ' S Dial 3-31 I I P L A C E Brevard, North Carolina ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES Rosman, N. C. A .bmvaru Q-4----f-' - 4 -Mfmi School library Burgin Grocery and Delicatessen RAY JOHNSON'S TEXACO STATION COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE IO04 Hendersonville Road Pisgah Forest, N. C. Brevard, N. C. phone 2-4201 Compliments of ABERCROMBIE'S OSBORNE HOME FURNISHINGS PLUMBING AND HEATING orth Broad St. Phone 2-5421 Brevard, N. C. Serving Western North Carolina fx Farmers Since I920 B'-UE BONNET FARMERS FEDERATION he BEAUTY SHOP FRANK BYRD, Manager Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N- C. i TU 2-2231 . Q I BRIDGES COAL 8. OIL CO. 9 P. O. Box 229 4 I Brevard N. C. ' BREVARD, N. C. COAL - FUEL OIL- KEROSENE -ICE Phone TU 2-5121 - Brew..- Q'T Tf'ffE' mm I gchqpol ii.inTm'ill'Y I Com limenfs I MACFIE'S DRUG STORE P from I Brevard Amoco The Store i ' REvLoN AGENCY mm WV I i M d C d I o ern-Air on ifioning I B I KA S I Home of I Country Hams and Wesrern Steaks , Eaf here if it kills you, we need the money. I ' PETE BIKAS, owner I BREVARD, N. C. g, If BREVARD COLLEGE Offers BUSINESS PRE PROFESSIONAL MUSIC PRE ENGINEERING LIBERAL ARTS - CO-EDUCATIONAL FULLY ACCREDITED D y Studenfs S365 Per Y Write DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS B d C II g B CI N C Bltu TRIANGLE DRIVE-IN WE NEVER CLOSE Compliments of M 8g H GROCERY Compliments of DIXIE CLEANERS And LAU N DERETTE Di-:JI 2-3511 Brevard, N. C .mmghm Courfesy of TAYLOR'S ESSO PATTERSON'S KRISPY DEPARTMENT STORE GLAZE BAKERY BIRTHDAY AND SPORTSWEAR SPECIAL CAKES Ph 26401 'II6 S B d S DUCKWORTH-LYDA MOTOR COMPANY SINCERE WISHES , ,FU'U, , TO THE FACULTY ' - AND CLASS OF '60 SALES SERVICE BREVARD IEWELERS Ph 3-45I'I AN D GIFT SHOP Crawford-Simms Opposite the Court House Barber Shop D 'Nw Brevard, N. C. FOR THE BEST IN BARBER WORK EH Brel' 1' EEE. fT r'j:'qpr Mig!! A 921.005 Mmggy I REI D FU RN ITU RE COMPANY Congratulations 123 West Main Street from NORGE APPLIANCE and CO-ED THEATERS Compliments of Brevard, N. C. ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 35 E. Mann St. Ph TU 2 1091 C g I nd Best Wishes fo C0mPl'm9 l5 of CLASS OF '60 CASSEL,S BAKER'S JEWELRY 5 6 10 CHICKEN KITCHEN Compliments of CHICKEN-IN-THE-BASKET Charlie Owenby Brevard, N. C. A. E. Merrill Construction Company mac.: 2-6231 vard 5 Boyd's Phillips 66 Service Complimenfs of Q BREVARD FgE-L Cogpl I INSURANCE AGENCY S P11 2-3143 N h B cl MICY'S LAUNDRY PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY 343 King Sf. Phone 3-2541 HILLTOP C-ROCERY Brev,a rd, North Carolina PHONE 3-3221 YE OLE CHATTER BOX 1 Whenever particular people tend to congregate, they meet at the Ole Chatter Box Perkin's Oil Company ice cneixm SEALTEST Foons SEALTEST ICE CREAM AND MILK Ralph Parrish, Manager Dial 2-3621 Box 88 and Brevard, N. C. Laundry and Coal Company Phone 3-379'I Brevard 5 ' l 3' Qclnoonil L' ,geggmry Compliments MARTIN 8. JONES from AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Brevard, North Carolina Brevard Amoco OWENBY BROTHERS l HHH! v Compliments of SUPERIOR CLEANERS Brevard, N. C. Compliments of THE BEAUTY NOOK 143 E. Main sf. TU 2-6921 SINIARD BROTHERS We Appreciate Your Business PROMPTNESS IS OUR MOTTO N h Breva d Ph 3 3301 Compliments of CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Brevard CREST 5 8. 10 Your Self Serve Ben Franklin Store Brevard, N. C. - as gwggif Schllqpl, library SOUTH BROAD SINCLAIR South Broad Street Ph 2 5691 B d N C Compliments of HENRY C. MCDONALD Compliments ot SID BARNETT'S MACHINE SHOP Pisgah Forest, N. C. Phone 2-4021 Compliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Enioy yourself... refresh vugth Cgke x ,'V ---i-' X N l 1 . N, f T C - , 5 1. fi Coh' in a ngishrod lradl-mark. llrevilrll O' fam' Efiiigll' School L..gg2f.'ann'y , JOHNNY'S DRIVE IN For Tasty Toasted Sanodwiches Thick Shakes Compliments of BREVARD Hendersonville, N. C. JOHHNY BROCK, Owner BREVARD AUTO PARTS Parts for Cars, Trucks, and Tractors PATTON'S STORE Pisgah Forest, N. C. O. W. WOODY, Owner Better Street and Highway Lighting Makes A Safer America Congratulations to the Brevard High School Class of 1960 GENERAL XJ ELECTRIC OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT Hendersonville, North Carolina Progress ls Our Most Important Product Brevard Qennianr High Qchomfi ' AYER'S STORE THE HOUSE WITH THE MERCHANDISE Phone 3-2691 Main Street Compliments of AUXILIARY of the LEWIS EARLE JACKSON POST 4309 of the VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS IOE'S LITTLE STORE HAYES BUICK 6' RAMBLER, INC. M North Brevard Bi :I Sales TQ L Ph FISHING and HUNTING SUPPLIES and T C 31211 Service Q.. ' LUNCH MEAT and GROCERIES N. Broad St. Brevard, N. C. Batson ESSO Service East Main Street Phone 2-5973 TANKERSLEY'S FLORIST When lt's Flowers Say lt With Ours Phone 2-3421 Night 3-3151 SINIARD STAR TAXI PARSON'S 34 YEARS OF SERVICE JEWELRY AND GIFTS Passengers Insured Safe Drivers WATCH REPAIRING Mountain Trips of Interest Brevard C iii:-3' Eiigll School 1LL..L,msml'y Meet Your Friends At 1 Varner s YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY Dial 3-3311 Brevard, North Carolina C 'm 's 0' BREVARD FEDERAL GOODWILL MOTOR CO. SAVINGS AND LQAN PONTIAC and GMC JERRY JEROME, President Sales and Service Phone 3-3611 Brevard, N. C. Brevard' N' C' Compliments of PISGAH INDUSTRIAL LOAN CO., INC. Compliments of WEISS MACHINE CO. Phone TUrner 3-3821 Brevard School HQTUE'-EHTE' BILTMORE DAIRIES Supreme Quality f, Q Phone 3-2321 .sl..f..-1 l4,.l!QQlI'l NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CARL W. STEPHENS 7 South Broad Brevard, N. C. Phone 3-5'l'l'l RED DIAMOND SERVICE STATION SERVICE PLUS QUALITY OLIVER'S PLACE Across from the High School SCHOOL SUPPLIES SOFT DRINKS - CANDY Forrest Beauty Salon PERMANENT WAVES A SPECIALTY HAIRCUTTING 81 STYLING Open Evenings by Appoinimenf Hendersonville, N. C. 3rd Avenue West Telephone OX 3-7687 Manager-Moymie R. Reynolds Compliments of Hendersonville, N. C. Compliments of BOWER'S STORE Brevard, N. C. 41 E. Main Street Phone 3-6212 oe ONE THREE Q f Today about one in every three customers on the Duke System lives in rural areas. We are proud of pro- viding these communities as good service as their city neighbors enjoy. Our Rural Electrification Program began 'way back, years before you were born. Duke Power Company Serving the Piedmont Carolinas Brava-:mei C' sl' 533525 Schooi L.11,EwLR'Y l CORN'S TAXI Compliments of DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT SERVICE ALI, STATE INSURANCE Phone TU 3-3411 Brevard, N. c Frank Case Box 436 When Visiting Hendersonville Phone TU 2-6681 Stop by Pisgah Fofesf' N- C- BRocK's ICE CREAM BAR On Greenville Highway Phone OX 2-1372 BELDING CORTICELLI J Al' 1 :so A i IN K D Compliments of Compliments of T. J. GORDON 57-59 E. Main St. Brevard, N. C. K 8 M Compliments of Brevard, N. C. Tuma' M611 s. Caldwell Brevard, N. c. Brevard C: E -- - C.: midi,-gh Sllllooi library FOR VALUE AND SERVICE , Compliments of I f I SWE I BREVARD M . , BOWLING CENTER ILL! E TRANTHAM'S DEPT. STORE FREDDlE'S DRIVE IN Eos' Main Sffeef FOUNTAIN senvlce- SEA rooms Brevard, N. C. CURB SERVICE DRY GOODS AND SHOES READY-To-WEAR Hendersonville, N. C. UNITED RADIO MORGAN BROTHERS, INC AND TV SERVICE Sales - Service WHOLESALERS - DISTRIBUTORS M S. Broad street CANDY - CIGARS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES Phone TU 2-2101 Paper Products and School Supplies ll ll YE OLE CHATTER BOX MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Now Under New Management ,,For Women who Chreu Owner: MRS' H' A' BRAMLEF' TU 2-4921 West Jordan Street Manager: TRUITT NELSON Brevilrei. fan' igli Schoisi'-I i..Di,L.m'an'y PISGAH CANDY COMPANY U Page A B d Brevard, N. C. Blgddy U WHOLESALE R Egg R C Melvin CANDY, DRUG SUNDRIES Charlie C AND PAPER SUPPLIES C- M' Compliments of TAX COLLECTOR C' W. ARNOLD Compliments of Compliments ot W. C. HART PAUL WHITMIRE Brevarm.. My ,, School! Ilillnr fir! llrevaif-ua , ,Q ,nigh Schoam Hiimmsfm-y Brevard Sjomlws' Hligh Schocrh LLLl3r:aLL:'y