Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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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

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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.

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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.