Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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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

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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

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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.