Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

I I I I ,.. ., N ' :li , v BREVARD SENICR HIGH SCHOOL Y r Q. .'. f V9 I ...- vn:s--:aiu-ax: - I f 1 if ,. n ' , l I 1 ,..... 1- ..-A-amish. . ....- -. ..- , ,.-,,-,,- W. .- -..,,..,,U,--x-- --fff--- f- - vi- H-'f wg:-'f ' :gr-:I-61 'fx'- D , W.- .-.- fleclicafion -5.21: X , ,Q .- ' A f j ' A 5 ' .L.- 5. '- i- , -1. ' - n .i :I ,-5,1-, ,,., K '--. 'L.. if f J 2517 .5 q'm: i,:.,:.'?i,.:,ii,,? '.m'A. . ,m5.., L 2 ,Q .- j li i JOHN D. EVERSMAN Whether in the band room working out a half-time show for a football game, or in the lunch room selling lunch tickets Chief is there organizing cmd willing to do more than his share. Chief's right hand man is certainly the term for Charlie, for if a clarinet reed is broken, Charlie can fix it, or if someone's trumpet valves need oiling three minutes before concert time, Charlie is always there to help. These two faces have become two of the most familiar around Brevard High-their work never seems to end. ln the summer they not only work with the Senior Band to get it in shape for the fall season, but CHARLES B. GLASS they painstakingly train a iunior band so that a few of its members can graduate into the Senior Band in the fall. Even if a student is not in the band, he will see these two men, know. them and respect them im- mediately. Perhaps it is the high degree of organization that is evident wherever they are a part of an activity that demands this respect. Their outstanding work with the band has won them the respect and esteem of every B.H.S. student as well as the citizens of Transyl- vania County. So with grateful hearts, we, the seniors of nineteen- hundred and sixty-one, dedicate this volume of the BREVARDIER to you, Charles Glass and John Eversman. Page Two 'sitfiafi 1'ftf5'f?. s FOREWORD Our memories are precious to us and are some of our most valuable possessionsg yet how difficult it is to preserve these as we walk farther down the avenue of life. One needs something special to help retain these memories-something tangible to keep from forgetting those days of youth when a look was so important and a word so significant. lt is our hope that the following pages will be a guide to your dearest memories and an accurate record of Brevard Senior High School for the year 1960-1961. FACULTY' Anbicumuculum 1 '6 ' scnooiure- 1.11 is 13 W. sc s 1 21 uiNoEhcmssMeN 5 s 47 CKMPUS ACTIVITIES' 61- ATHLETICS.,-' ' 1 r 79 ....,.t.ljEhATURES c 1 93 , . '--icijovgiztlseivismts i .. 101 4 , 2 . .... , Y 3. V. ', , ' - - - -- -r 4,41 ,V , 5 f, 1 1 I I 7 N 9 'T Vl si Ei E 1 J 1 A n- 1 L Y l r 5, -V' 'i P . g V- . NNI I , ' Y -. 4 5 'Vw vs ' ss- ' 9 v- '., A , ,W f 4 ' gr .lgx f - I I . 1 , A A -2' f 1 f Q Q.. 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AAA- - ' .-V, My N, -JAP if Q. , 1 n I , , A .. - , JK.. ,Ji-1 I - . - - Y a 'I - 1 .I lf' 4 , . , x, .n ' , 2 :f1:lff. ' ' , . J 4 1 Q 510 - 41. -y. p , '.14'5?gJq by . 1 sf- ... 1.5 t - ff A q . . . gre , , ff ' X 'Q 5 E + , i E 5 v , . v W ....,. - MR. R. T. KIMZEY Principal Mr. Andy Miller, County Supervisor, Mr. C. W. Bradburn, County Superintendent. .i N Q 1 I.,-. Page Six DMINISTR no i The administration of Brevard High School is a system of much hard work and little glory. To the observer, the department is a smooth running, efficient organization sup- ervised by a group of well-qualified adults. Few of us realize the hard work and long hours that go into the running of B. H. S. Our administration realized that if Brevard High School were to produce ex- ceptional students, the curriculum would have to be enriched with new courses and better instructors. And, thanks to our acl- ministration, the dream has come true. Through time and effort, our school has become one of the best in Western North Carolina. s r Mrs. Dewey Lavender, Guidance Counselor: Mrs. Joseph Pickelsimer Guidance Secretary: Mrs. F. B. Cudd, High School Secretary. . .ill English and Language ix Mrs. Jack E. Trantham, Mrs. R. T. Kimzey, Miss Berta Hirtzler, Mr. Beniamin F. Fishburne, Mrs. James H. Sledge. V I X, . La Classe Francaise To speak a language fluently, be it his own native tongue or that of a foreigner's, should be the goal of every student, young or old. ln the high school cur- riculum, we students are given a preference of two foreign languages, French and Spanish, as well as the required English courses. With the help of excellent teachers, audio and visual aids, and modern up-to- date textbooks, we have the opportunity to become better acquainted with our heritage through the Ian- guages of our neighbors here at home and across the sea. nd? 4 B. H. S. Debaters . . Y i ASQ? . I ,.. digit Senior English Page Seven ..- 5 J f- A' A V' i l 5 .,- i it i ful! The math department of B.H.S. ranks high in the esti- mation of educators in Western North Carolina. Excep- tional faculty cmd modern concepts in the field of mathematics are offered to the students. Among the challenging courses offered in our math department are: General Math, Business Math, Algebra I and Il, and Plane Geometry. All offer ambitious individuals a chance for careful observation and for the enhancing of sound reasoning and clear thinking. t 'AHAVMWAYA y L t I ig. , - Page Eight Mechanical Drawing Math Algebra Plane Geometry h . Mrs. E. F. Tilson, Mrs. R. F. Andrews, Mrs George D. Abercrombie, Mr. Robert Daniels No Eating In Class l ---fps'-A ,- gf, jf' 'I T n . F - . 'V-'fr-P-, M r Q f :Y ' L Fi'5 fiia f J 'X 43 ,sr-f. ,-3 'i ,- sis- . I N Bi, tl iff ,-'H -3855 -'15 4'.L: ix - , ,, I -L A , . .V . vw-. .Y-T,--. - i,,i ' ,,75,!,gIi 1 g, 'E .f'q.,-, 71,4 Hwsg my .ir Q fi - Vit. .,.j,' Y A' .xt M , K f .D V, 1, M -4, it E: sf: 1 ' ' -f r- J ' 1 - 5' T' 5 .- rg r ri-glial ' .Nl . Science The perplexing world of amoeba, smoking chemi- W The arrival of new Chemistry equipment brings much worlx to Chemistry students. lt's bound to be a vacuum by now. 1 Y -.4 -c KXL2...-Q--f f- T ,.':!:.' . - if w .ee .swfs, Neff '1' '- ' T I y l Y cals, and the incredible speed of light can be termed under one heading . . . Science! The students of Brevard High feel very fortunate in having such modern equipment available to them in the excellent science laboratories. This year a new challenging course, Advanced Chemistry, has been offered to many B.H.S. Chemists . .B Gif' ',Wi?L'.l.Z U' .. T' ,T . it .4-in 1- Hey, this things alnvel Dr, Gifford, Mrs. Fulton Holliday, Mr. Don E. McLeod, Mr. Landon Deal. Pgge N FE Social Studies What a great wide wonderful world we live ml The vastness of the oceans the marvels of the moun tains, the greatness of the countries and their people's are all known to us. The teachers here at B.H.S. strive through books, reports and lectures to help the students see the mls takes and achievements of their forefathers and to profit from them. Page Ten Oral Report This will help you understand +101 9 --xo, ff W Mr. Cliff Brookshire, Mr. Paul Maultsby, Mr. Thomas Watson, Mrs. Harry P. Clarke. Taking notes in Geography .L .AQ es. Mrs. Glenn W. Galloway l Business The students of Brevard Senior High School are fortunate to have a most efficient business depart- ment. The business machines room, with its variety of machines, is of great assistance to students of business education. I Mrs. Charles Pearce, Mrs. John B. Verner Mrs. Faye P, Thompson. Library One of the greatest assets to the students in our school is the large library. Students may come here to study and read in a restful, relaxed atmosphere. Being well-equipped, it affords a quiet dignity all its own. A look at our business department iii. M., -7141 f 'r-0 uf,- Page Elefen Home 'Economics Mrs. GI Music ..- F Agriculture M V H ll, Mr. Charles B. Glass, Mr. John D. Eversman. Mr, Randal J, Lyduy Cafeteria lik Please, Bill Bailey cx. 7- REMINISCING if , -. V In K -X , N , 6 asx J lv This is democracy f WN' umm n J i NJ ig, -Ji - S JHANNE 'f' , ,srl 'f l ' tr' indent LOWUL BJ!!! 1 il - N I Z,...f'f 1-1' ' Q ' i 6? .hi , IN U ffl, nn... Ki , 71 ' N '.,. 47, 43, 541 Campaigning like pros Anything for a voie 51.5 - E kLJu:1'oi-iglzlv POSSUVIU BREV RD SENIOR HIGH SCHCOL Ls mvg LLLL C ,,,.- AROUNDIHE CLCJCK , .--' - -3 E GL V B E H I D . . . What Q revoliing development ihis is ,, .Y Che-e-se 5 , I - 1 4 f 2 .ff 1 Your move 3-1- .5, all U K' Y- ,, 44' 4 1 2 is: 4i1UF-?A Prunes I pledge on my honor' ...Mf- - gf Puppy love? x ,df 40 THE SCENES gr 1 4i bf 'xx 5 Take me fo your leader Women in the business world Page Seventeen C1 BGOSTING SCHOGL SPIRIT Give 'um the axe Faithful cmd trueheurfedu I I I JI I 1 .r vt' u lv E. Q Q .. S-S1 F .J IRI' 1, is , 1- . A AII e dy for the big night 6 - I T I o P .f -xsbx ,H Y x I' ,zu ff:-X - 44- 1' ' 1 I I A LI WORK, ENTERTAINMENT, AND DISCUSSION Adqyfh fo1hFHA dans Yes, he should be president Do I1 e ghfgdfg .111 H gf-f' is I ' JY! ..,, MI, fx. I 1--' -4'-'- 'er . 'nr A. ...SR - , ,d :WL yr QR , ' -V.. f -J ' J'-L' tf' ' ' is 1 . Nl .M - wgm , . f r,. ' L' .1 fy: .'N .l t X ' 4 2 -N -:.,, , I. 'I ' mxg'i.,x .. cw- . 0, ' 4.-w QL.,-..i: x , Q-5 e. ., -'ri L,.3,3 -L K .af -f ffijfi ' i515-5' .5 , ' f as ' '4-LW Tr , I gif 1321211- ' 75-. - .GFP ' '123 A., art. . .I x J 5, -1-. 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We feel that our versatile scholars, rugged of tour wonderful years in high school, yet the begin- athletes, and charming beauties today will make out- ning of another chapter of our lives-a chapter in standing citizens and leaders of tomorrow. which we shall meet new people, new challenges, and make new friends While old friendships deepen. As we close this chapter, we fondly reminisce over the past and look confidently to the future. 'Our pre-eminence has been evident since our fresh- Class Colors . . . Blue and White Class Flower . . . Red rose Class Motto . . Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT ........ ....... B ob Hamilton VICE-PRESIDENT .... .... C harles Bradburn SECRETARY ...,.. .... B ruce Clampitt TREASURER .................. Mary Lou Cantrell Page Twenty-Two '55 .-f ' i Class of I96I DAVID OLIVER ALBERTSON ANNA GAY ANDERSON DENNIS BURLIN ALLEN l. 6' BRONWEN ANN BACON JOAN LORRAINE BAGWELL MARGARET JEAN BAKER CAROLYN LOU BARNES QQ-EK . - A fav CAROLYN REBECCA BARTON PAUL GARY BEDDINGFIELD NORMA JEAN BENTLEY Seniors Seniors NANCY BLYTHE PHYLLIS GWENDOLYN BOWEN CHARLES CLYDE BRADBURN JOHNNY WAYNE BRADBURN JULIA ANN BRITTAIN HELEN BROOM SANTA VELMA BROWN Page Twenty-Four PATRICIA ANN BRYANT MARTHA RUTH BURGESS RONALD FRANKLIN BYRD PEGGY CAMENZIND MARY LOU CANTRELL EURANA BELLE CAPPS 'S-' 'C' 'S' EDWARD ROBERTSON CARTER DONALD ALFRED CHEEK BRUCE EUGENE CLAMPITT GILBERT FITZGERALD COAN, JR ls. Class of I96I NORMA FAYE COLLINS CHARLES EDWARD COOK LARRY LANNY COREN Page Twenty-Five ERNEST THOMAS CORN SHIRLEY ANN CUNNINGHAM JOHN EDWARD DeBORD PAMELE JANE DICKSON CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN DILLINGHAM CARL EDWARD ELDRIDGE KENNETH GERALD EDWARDS Sensors THOMAS LEON ENGLISH EDWARD WILLIAM FRADY FRANCES ANITA GALLOWAY 3 3 'XE Class of I96I CAROLYN RUTH GALLOWAY MICHAEL SCOTT GALLOWAY JIM GALLOWAY if, i W oi! BRENDA GAIL GARDNER CHARLES LELAND GILLESPIE DORIS JEAN GILLESPIE CHAR'-E5 RUFU5 GRAW-EY STEVE EDWARD GRAVLEY HAZEL HELEN GREEN BRENDA JOYCE HALL Page Twenty-Seven 'Mg ..., if 1-Q.-an Seniors BOBE EARL HAMILTON GAIL HARRISON LADSON FREDRICK HART M.:- ,f,. 3 I, 'gg if 'Y 'nv' ,el 1. ' 1'4 1 Q3 1 FREDIA HIXENE HAWKINS BRENDA JOYCE HENDERSON CARL MICHAEL HENDRICKS GERALD FRANKLIN HENSLEY Page Twenty-Eight GLENITH GREEN HENSLEY JOHN CHARLES HENSLEY MARTHA JUNE HENSLEY i4 'Q IX my Yrs' THOMAS MALCOLM HENSON SAMUEL RAY HILEMAN EVERETTE LOUIS HIPP NELLIE MAE HOLDEN ELIZABETH JEROME HOLDER JOHN LESTER HOOPER FRANCES MYRTLE HOPKINS Y JOHN ALLEN INGLE LARRY LEVERNE JONES WILLIAM ALVIN JOHNSON Class of I96I .Y-A- WILLIAM LARRY JOHNSON FAYE SMITH KEATON ANN PADGETT KILPATRICK HL PATSY NAN KING JAMES DENNIS LANDRETH JOYCE ANN LANDRETH WALES RANDALL LANKFORD, JR. , ' 1 .- f ' 'G' Seniors Page Thirty BOBBIE LEE LENORA ANN MCBRIDE THOMAS EDWARD MCBRIDE GERALD MCCALL ELEANOR JANE McLEAN HAZEL ELIZABETH MCCORMICK MF' Class of I96I lv! O 6 IQ JAMES LARRY MCGAHA MARY JO McJUNKIN JAMES GERALD MCKINNEY JOHN DAVIS MATHESON EVELYN MATHIS MARY JANE MELTON JANICE MARIE MERRILL Page Thirty-One Seniors X if Q ' W' Q M 5 . W, RITA RAE MERRILL THOMAS RUTLEDGE MITCHELL III JOYCE HOOPER MOODY Q' 'QF' FREDDIE RUTH MOORE JUDITH INEZ MORRIS ROBERT ERIC NEUMAN WAYNE ALLEN NICHOLS Page Thirty-Two FREDRICK PEYTON OLIVER BARBARA REESE ORR JAMES DWIGHT ORR 'i f -.Q IDA LOUISE ORR ARTHUR TILMAN OWEN BRANLEY CLAYTON OWEN ' I N.- T' 43 JOYCE EVELYN OWEN JERRY STEVE OWEN LLOYD OWEN PHYLLIS RIDDLE OWEN TROY CECIL OWEN IDA JEAN OWENBY RONALD ALLEN PACE Class of I96I RONALD CHARLES PARIS CARROLL DONALD PARKER PATRICIA MAYE POOR L DOROTHY IRENE PRICE DAVIS McFEE RAINES LOIS ELIZABETH RAINES HOWARD KERMIT REESE Seniors JAMES DOUGLAS RICE DAVID MAXWELL RIGDON JAMES DOUGLAS ROGERS Class of I96I JOSEPH McKINLEY ROGERS STANLEY GILBERT ROPER LETITIA ELIZABETH SHRANK ' A 16 X l 59' ,. CAROLYN CLARK SHIPMAN THOMAS DONALD SHUFORD THOMAS O'NEILL SINIARD MARY ESTELLE SITTON PEGGY JEAN SITTON KENNETH FREDRICK SMATHERS DONALD LOY SPROUSE Page Thwdy-Fnve Seniors CARLA MARTEIL STEPHENS SHIRLEN WADE STRICKLAND THOMAS FRANK STROUP . . KW YI' RUSSELL CARL SWANGUM JAMES RICHARD TAYLOR DARRYL LEE TERRY CLARA ROBERTA TINSLEY Poge Thirty-Six MARTHA LOUISE TINSLEY FREDRICK MARTIN TROST III WILLIAM LEE VAUGHN III if 4 ' rf ' JOE MAYS WALDROP PAMELA LOUISE WELLS GUSSIE BEATRICE WHITE ah -no 'Nb . LI SANDRA MAXINE WHITLOCK CATHERINE WOODY WILSON JUDY MIRIAM WILSON JOYCE LOUISE WILSON 3' Q '3 THOMAS EUGENE WILSON SANDRA AVERY WINCHESTER JAMES MITCHEM WINGET Class of I96I Seniors LEONARD WAYNE WOOD BOBBIE JEAN WOODY A Tribute to Glenn Peevy We wish to commend you, Glenn Peevy, for the courage, faith, and strength you have shown during the past two years. We, as members of your class feel that you have been an inspiration not only to us but to all of your friends. QS-H. IQ. Senior Activities Nt Page Thirty-Eight Senior Directory DAVID OLIVER ALBERSTON Student Council 45 Glee Club 4. ANNA GAY ANDERSON Booster Club 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Jr. Journalism 35 Journalism 45 Monogram 3,4. DENNIS BURLIN ALLEN BROWEN ANN BACON F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Jr. Journalism 35 Broadcaster 45 F.T.A. 4. JOAN LORAINE BAGWELL F.H.A. I5 Maiorette 253,45 Booster Club I5 Beauty Show 25 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Glee Club 'l. MARGARET JEAN BAKER Monogram I,2,3,45 Booster Club 'l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 Co-Editor 45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Student Council 35 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Senior Superlative. CAROLYN BARNS Booster Club I5 4-H 3,45 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 'l,2,3,45 Glee Club 4. CAROLYN REBECCA BARTON F.H.A. I5 Booster Club 3,45 Jr. Journalism 35 Broadcaster 45 Maiorette I,2,3,45 Beauty Court 35 Student Council 'l,2,3,4. PAUL GARY BEDDINGFIELD Football I,25 Glee Club 45 Basketball 45 4-H 4. NORMA JEAN BENTELY F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Booster Club 35 4-H 45 F.T.A. 4. NANCY ALVENDA BLYTHE Glee Club I5 F.H.A. 'l. PHYLLIS GWENDOLYN BOWEN F.H.A. I,2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 Glee Club 3. CHARLES CLYDE BRADBURN Class Officer I,2,3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Baseball 'l,2,3,45 Key Club 2.3.45 Monogram 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Basketball I. JOHN WAYNE BRADBURN Class Officer I,2,3, Football 'l,2,3,45 Baseball I,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Key Club I,25 Monogram I,2,3,45 Marshal 35 Latin Club 2,35 Beta Club 45 President of Student Body 45 Student Council I,2,3,4. JULIA ANN BRITTAIN Booster Club I,25 Student Council 2,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Band 'l, 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram 45 Tennis 3,45 Broadcaster Staff, News Editor 45 Jr. Sr. Program 3, Senior Superlative 45 Marshal 3. HELEN BROOM F.H.A. 25 Booster I. SANTA VELMA BROWN 4-H I,2,35 Booster Club I5 F.H.A. I,4. PATRICIA ANN BRYANT F.H.A. I,2,45 F.T.A. 45 4-H 2,3,45 Booster Club I5 Glee Club 4. MARTHA RUTH BURGESS F.H.A. 3,45 Booster Club I. RONALD FRANKLIN BYRD Bus Driver 3,45 4-H 'l,2,3,45 Jr. Journalism 'l5 Athletic Bus Driver. PEGGY CAMENZIND Booster 'l,2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Manager of Basket- ball 3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Marshal 35 Latin Club I,25 Jr. Play usher 3. MARY LOU CANTRELL Cheerleader 3,45 Class Officer 45 Glee Club 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Huddle Queen 45 Jr. Play usher 3, Jr. Sr. Program 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Booster Club I,2,3,45 Jr. Journalism 35 Broadi caster 4. EURANA BELL CAPPS F.H.A. 2,3,45 4-H I,2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Jr. Journalism 35 Broad- caster 45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 F.T.A. 4. EDWARD CARTER DONALD ALFRED CHECK 4-H 'l,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 3. BRUCE EUGENE CLAMPITT Class Officer 45 Jr. Play 35 Bus Driver 45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Senior Superlative. GILBERT FITZGERALD COAN, JR. 44H I,2,35 Sports Photographer 2,3,45 Key Club I,2,3,45 Journalism 35 Broadcaster, Ca4Editor 45 Huddle Queen Escort 3,4. NORMA FAYE COLLINS F.H.A. 35 Jr. Journalism 35 Broadcaster Staff 4. CHARLES EDWARD COOK Basebal 'I,2,3,45 Football I5 Football Manager 3,45 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 Monogram 3,45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Jr. Play 35 Key Club 45 Senior Superlative 4. LARRY LANNY COREN 4-H I,2. EARNEST THOMAS CORN Football I5 4-H I. SHIRLEY ANN CUNNINGHAM Booster Club 2,3,45 4-H 35 Jr. Play usher 3. JOHN EDWARD DQBORD Baseball I5 Tennis 3. PAM DICKSON Band I,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Monogram 45 Beta Club 3,45 Broadcaster T,45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Track 35 Marshal 35 Student Council 2. CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN DILLINGHAM Booster I,2,3,45 4-H I,2,3,45 FTA 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Super- lative 4. Page Thirty-Nine Senior Directory CARL EDWARD ELDRIDGE 4-H 1,25 Christmas Pageant stage hand 1. KENNETH GERALD EDWARD Football 15 Glee Club 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 4. THOMAS LEON ENGLISH Band 1,2,3,45 Key Club 1,2,3,45 Chief Marshal 35 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Jr. Journalism 15 1st Place Plane Geometry, Academic Field Day 3. EDWARD WILLIAM FRADY F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Glee Club 4. FRANCES ANITA GALLOWAY Booster I5 F.H.A. 1,45 4-H 1,2,3. CAROLYN RUTH GALLOWAY F.H.A. 1,35 Booster 15 4-H 1,2. MICHAEL SCOTT GALLOWAY Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Hucldle Queen Escort 4. BRENDA GAIL GARDNER Cheerleader 2,3, Chief 45 Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Senior Superlative 45 Tennis 3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Annual 45 Jr. Journal- ism 35 Jr. Play 35 Booster 1,2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Program 3. CHARLES LELAND GILLESPIE Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Track 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1. DORIS JEAN GILLESPIE F.H.A. 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Play usher 35 Jr. Journalism 35 Broadcaster 45 Glee Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Basketball Manager 2. CHARLES RUFUS GRAVELY STEVE EDWARD GRAVELY 4-H 35 B.H.S. Blue Devil 1,2. HAZEL ELLEN GREEN BRENDA JOYCE HALL F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Booster 15 Christmas Pageant 1. BOBE EARL HAMILTON Class Officer 45 Student Council 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Key Club 3,4. GAIL HARRISON Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,25 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 Student Council 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Sr. Program 3. LADSON FREDRICK HART Football 25 Basketball 15 Latin Club 2,35 Key Club 2,35 Beta Club 45 Marshal 35 Jr. Sr, Committee 35 Student Council 1,45 Broad- caster 4. FREDIA HAWKINS Jr. Sr. Program 35 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Jr. Play usher 35 Basketball Manager 3,45 Monogram 45 Spanish Club 22 Glee Club 4. Page Forty BRENDA JOYCE HENDERSON 4-H 1,2,3,45 Booster 35 F.T.A. 2,45 Library 2. MIKE CARL HENDRICKS Football 1,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Monogram 3,45 Jr. Journalism 3. GERALD FRANKLIN HENSLEY Band 15 Football 2. GLENITH GREENE HENSLEY F.H.A. 1,35 Basketball 2. JOHN CHARLES HENSLEY Football 1,2. MARTHA JANE HENSLEY 4-H 3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 Glee Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3. THOMAS MALCOLM HENSON Latin Club 3. SAMMY RAY HILEMON Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Glee Club 3. EVERETTE LOUIS HIPP 4-H 4. NELLIE MAE HOLDEN ELIZABETH JEROME HOLDER Band 2,45 Sr. Superlative 45 1st place Academic Field Day 2. JOHN LESTER HOOPER 4-H 1,25 Glee Club 4. FRANCES MYRTHE HOPKINS F.H.A. 3,4. JOHN ALLEN INGLE Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Debate Team 45 Class Officer 1,2, at Lee Edwards. LARRY LEVERINE JONES Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Key Club 45 Student Council 4. WILLIAM ALVIN JOHNSON Latin Club 2,35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. WILLIAM LARRY JOHNSON FAYE SMITH KEATON F.H.A. 1,3,4. ANN PADGETT KILPATRICK l Booster Club 1,2,35 Latin Club 2,35 F.H.A. 45 Jr. Journalism 1. PATRICIA NAN KING Booster Club 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,345 Latin Club 1,35 F.T.A. 4. JAMES DENNIS LANDRETH Football 1,2,3.45 Track 2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Bus Driver 35 Glee Club 35 Baseball 3,4. JOYCE ANN LANDRETH Glee Club 4. Senior Directory WALES RANDALL LANKFORD ,JR. 4-H 15 F.F.A. 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Key Club 4. BOBBIE LEE Jr. Play usher 35 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Latin Club 1,25 Broadcaster 45 Booster Club 1,45 4-H 2. LENORA ANN McBRIDE F.H.A. 3,4. THOMAS EDWARD McBRIDE F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3. GERALD McCALL ELEANOR JANE MCLEAN Library 1,45 Glee Club 1,3,45 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 4. HAZEL ELIZABETH McCORMlCK Jr. Journalism 35 F.T.A. 45Broadcaster 45 Beta Club 4. JAMES LARRY MCGAHA Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,34. MARY JO MCJUNKIN Beta 2,3,45 Booster Club 15 Debate Team 1,25 4-H 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Jr. Journalism 35 Academic Field Day 1,3. JAMES GERALD McKlNNEY Library 15 Bus Driver 4. JOHN DAVIS MATHESON Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Monogram 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Broadcaster 4, Sports Editar5 Journalism 45 Jr. Journalism 35 Jr. Sr. Program 3. EVELYN MATHIS F.H.A. 1,4. MARY JAYNE MELTON Booster Club 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Glee Club 1. .JANICE MARIE MERRILL F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Beta Club 3,45 Marshal 35 Student Council 4. RITA RAE MERRILL Booster Club 1,2,35 4-H 15 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Maiorette 45 Jr. Play usher 3. THOMAS RUTLEDGE MITCHELL, Ill Huddle Queen Escort 45 Monograrn 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Sports Photographer 45 Track 2,3,45 Broad- caster 45 Latin Club 1,25 Bus Driver 4. JOYCE HOOPER MOODY Maiorette 2,35 Booster Club 15 Basketball 35 Track 35 Glee Club 3 FREDDIE RUTH MOORE Glee Club 15 Booster Club 15 Beta Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 F.T.A. 4. JUDITH INEZ MORRIS Cheerleader 45 Sr. Superlative 45 Band 1,2,35 Tennis 3,45 Jr. Jour nalism 1,25 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Mono gram 45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 F.H.A. 15 4-H 1. ROBERT ERIC NEWMAN Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 3,45 Monogram 2,3,4. WAYNE ALLEN NICHOLS Library Staff 45 Bus Driver 45 Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Glee Club 45 Jr. Play Stage director. FEDRICK PEYTON OLIVER Band 15 Golf Club 1: Basketball 3,4. BARBARA REESE ORR Basketball 15 Christmas Pageant 1,35 Booster Club 1. JAMES DWIGHT ORR 4-H 1,25 Baseball 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. IDA LOUISE ORR FH..A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2. ARTHUR TILMAN OWEN, JR. Basketball 1,25 4-H 15 Latin Club 1,25 Track 2,35 FTA 45 Debate Team 4. BRANLEY CLAYTON OWEN Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Citizen of the month 35 Mono- gram 2,3,45 Sr. Superlative 4. JOYCE EVELYN OWEN F.H.A. 1,2,45 Basketball 2. JERRY STEVE OWEN Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track Manager 3,45 Baseball 45 Monogram 4. LLOYD OWEN F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. PHYLLIS RIDDLE OWEN Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Booster Club 15 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,4. TROY CECIL OWEN F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 4. IDA JEAN OWENBY 4-H 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. RONALD ALLEN PACE 4-H 1,25 Football 15 Beta Club 3,45 Key Club 45 Debate Team 45 Marshal 3. RONALD CHARLES PARIS Broadcaster, Feature Editor 45 Jr. Journalism 35 Key Club 45 Jr. Play 35 Transfer student from Newport Delaware 1,2. DONALD CARROLL PARKER Key Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Jr. Journalism 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,25 Student Council 1,25 Class Officer 25 Broadcaster, Co- Editor 45 Jr. Play 3. PATRICIA MAYE POOR Glee Club 15 Booster Club 1,35 F.T.A. 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. DOROTHY IRENE PRICE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Page Forty-One Senior Directory DAVIS McFEE RAINES Football I,2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Bus Driver 4. LOIS ELIZABETH RAINES F.H.A. 15 Booster Club I. DONALD LEE REECE F.F.A. 1.2. HOWARD KERMIT REESE Bus Driver 45 Track 4. JAMES DOUGLAS RICE Beta Club 4. DAVID MAXWELL RIGDON F.F.A. 1,2,3. JAMES DOUGLAS ROGERS Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,4. JOSEPH McKINLY ROGERS Football 3,45 Transfer student from Chula Vista High School, School Photographer. STANLEY GILBERT ROPER Jr. Journalism 2. LETITIA ELIZABETH SHRANK F.H.A. 45 Beta Club 2,3,4. CAROLYN CLARK SHIPMAN F.H.A. 1,2,45 Booster Club 35 4-H 45 Jr. Play 35 F.T.A. 4. THOMAS DONALD SHUFORD Monogram 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,35 4-H 1,25 Key Club 45 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 Basketball 15 Jr. Sr. Program 3. THOMAS O'NEIL SINIARD F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY ESTELL SITTON F.H.A. 1,4. PEGGY JEAN SITON F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Jr. Play usher 35 Monogram 45 Glee Club 45 Student Council I,2,45 GirI's Manager of Football uniforms 1,2. KENNETH FREDRICK SMATHERS Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,4. DONALD LOY SPROUSE Glee Club 45 Band 2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Football 1. CARLA MARTEIL STEPHENS Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Huddle Queen Attendant 45Jr. Play 35 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 4. WADE SHIRLEN STRICKLAND Bus Driver 4. THOMAS FRANK STROUP Key Club 1,2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Football 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Baseball Manager 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Track 3,45 Annual 45 Bus Driver 4. RUSSELL CARL SWANGIM JAMES RICHARD TAYLOR Latin Club 1,25 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. DARRYL LEE TERRY CLARA ROBERTA TINSLEY F.H.A. 1. MARTHA LOUISE TINSLEY F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 4. FREDRICK MARTIN TROST Football 15 Key Club 45 Broadcaster 4. WILLIAM LEE VAUGHN JOE MAYS WALDROP F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Bus Driver 4. PAMELA LOUISE WELLS Huddle Queen Attendant 45 Cheerleader 45 Sr. Superlative 45 Monogram 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Jr. Journalism 15 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 45 Glee Club 45 Jr. Sr. Program 35 Jr. Play usher 3. GUSSIE BEATRICE WHITE F.H.A. 15 Booster Club 35 F.T.A. 4. SANDRA MAXINE WHITLOCK F.H.A. 1,25 Booster Club 15 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Annual 35 Annual 4. CATHERINE WOODY WILSON F.H.A. 25 4-H I5 Booster Club 15 Glee Club 15 F.T.A. 4. JOYCE LOUISE WILSON Beta Club 3,45 Class Officer 35 F.T.A., Office 45 F.H.A. 1,35 Jr. Annual 35 Annual, Co-Editor 45 Broadcaster 15 Jr. Journalism 15 Marshal 3. JUDY MIRIAM WILSON THOMAS EUGENE WILSON 4-H 15 Journalism 45 Bus Driver 4. SANDRA AVERY WINCHESTER Beauty court 1,35 Maiorette 1,2,35 Sweetheart 15 Broadcaster 45 Jr. Journalism 35 Sr. Superlative 45 Class Officer 35 Booster Club 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Play usher 3. JAMES MITCHEN WINGET Journalism 45 Monogram 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Marshal 35 Key Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Basketball 1. LEONARD WAYNE WOOD Cafeteria worker 4. BOBBIE JEAN WOODY Transfer student from Hot Springs School 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Beta Club 25 Cheerleader 25 Glee Club 1,25 F.T.A. 4. Page Forty-Two MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Brittoin Gil Coon elif' ,J s Senior Superlatlves BEST ALL AROUND Mory Lou Cantrell Johnny Brodburn ,J l.,s,jI 4.1 ,I ef MOST DRAMATIC Peggy Baker Charles Cook Senior Superlatlves WITTIEST Judy Morris Ronnie Pa ris MOST ATHLETIC Pam Dickson Brunley Owen FRIENDLIEST Pom Wells Bruce Clcnmpitt MOST POPULAR Brenda Gardner Denny Landreth X BEST LOOKING Sandy Winchester Ladson Hart PERSONALITY PLUS Carla Stephens Charles Bradburn A U N D E R C L A S S M E N 5 T The .lunior Class y Upper classmen at last! This is the sigh of relief that can be heard from more than two hundred juniors who have walked through the corridors of B.H.S. for three years. From the first moments when they, as frightened freshmen, entered the doors of higher learning, their one desire has been to be the taunter rather than the taunted, the one who seems to accomplish rather than the one who often fails in the least of his efforts. Their junior year at Brevard High has been one filled with new opportunities and enioyment. For the first time they have had the responsibility of making their own decisions and were encouraged to choose the classes and extra-curricular activities that would be of most value to them in the future. Twenty-five iuniors were given the opportunity to demonstrate their dramatic skills in their class play, Onions in the Stew and offered the responsibility of the preparation and staging of the Junior-Senior Banquet. The class of '62 is well aware of the responsibility they must carry in the future and the name that must be upheld if future honors are to be bestowed upon Brevard High School. Junior Class Cfficers PRESIDENT ...... .. Danny Eubanks VICE-PRESIDENT . . . .... Kay Foster SECRETARY . . . .... Peter Best TREASURER . . . ..... . . Jim Garrett Page Forty-Eight CJ 'Q 9 all' iff . L 1... -.Z C7 - : fl -4, I e, MM. 4 , . QQ-3,1 ' C214- 1 U ' .... 1-4 H 1 '12 C-- L '-- 1 V sb' x . , 91 Q -..- L., nf. ' X ' . ' 3.f W ' W V i T31 V V N' ff' , 'A 1 .,.- . 1 1 , X ' f 'Q' Q- I ' ZH ci , I sf - . Q! 'N-3' 17 A , Frances Bryant Alendia Bryson Dennis Bryson Judy Bryson Lynn Bryson R. L. Burch Clarence Burns Lewis Burrell Vicky Caldwell Lee Calender i1 'L g D- sax pf - l 55' C r 7 Q ,- 1 s Q '21 Eddie Brofherlon Bobby Brown Bobby L. Brown Edith Brown Lewis Brown Parricia Brown Roy Brown Susie Brown .ni 11568. Ju :ones George Alexander ,lon E. Anderson Chip Andrews Donald Ashworth Catherine Afwell Elaine Ayers Marilyn Baker John Baumgarner Theresa Bell Peter Best Harry Bishop Slanley Bishop Donna Blankenship Kenneth Brissey Patricia Brock - 1-El f 'i's 1 :4 ' L --' M ,-1-Q M210 1 1. 'Ja S. I A., ,.,, li 1 . c , - N V K .. , A fr H l se -G -2 'Di ' , 4 , 7 N ' ,. . -an - , , . L .iw rr it - .. :af ... K 12- .. 5, l ' vi. .-'Z 9 Q,- C. su 'hifi ' 5 . B -L eff B ll Rurh Carland L ' - 'ww i Betsy Carr -, ,.,- .. cj o Jimmy Cauble 3 :fi L Donald Chappel Barbara Clampifi 1 f 5 -.f Y Page Forty Nine .za 6121521418 Q3 Qt: ,b lg ll ko .iq ii r, VL L i g. is. .i , f Q 4 , , 11 1 ,g-GE-V 'f -,,,,,, 1319 .- vi., f, ,, lvsv:4-w-.-,-:,-'- - '-rf-:,, - .s --:wi ., Y ' , s , I -I . - ,f . , ' Q - ' . -. ' r ' - -2, JK. ' Q N H M 15? 'Nz' 'hz' ,T I iifciz, X' X X. rj ' f .--ss: 1-rwv, s. il 4 1, efudiz is w - s V. - , .5 -: .'1.1,e . Rise? A V l. ' 4, 4 4,,' 43. y W .. 5 . I - .- -M -+. V: - sb ff li S -1 Q- I , I ,, 1 ' ' -' 'if' k,'?f F SS.-ri.. V7-M W F E H ' ' 'X .-,-v 1 I -- 'V ' 4 -' -N '. . ,, -44- affix: , 1, A :JL-W -mx E ' I Fw 1 50 tW 4- ., we li- ' ew .ffl W ., 5, -----. ,Z ,ta .51 r 1 'K bw, X .,,,. W D K 7 ,::,? 5 , A 1: , by 5 ... N .om . E M it -'Nw Page Fifty Pam Galloway Phylliss Galloway Jim Garrett Jackie Gillespie Tommy Glazener Judy Gravley Terry Gravley Eddie Green Ray Green Carolyn Hall Pat Hall Tommy Hall Otis Hamilton Tyce Harden Martha Heath 4 K' we ,,, as X 5 f :mfr-'fi lafmisazuz---::::1-':f:-3: ,,1-':'5:s:--12124--lg l 7 5. -.-:4-.:::.y.-:-:A:,.1-' .,.,,, Q, 1 -H:1g.1.fi,.-L. f- 1' 11,11-'Ma 1 .i?:i.,i,,i.,.y i q y,,i ,E,,1Ei: Z . . , ,s .,.:A we-:ral .f ayy as , . 5 C 4, A Qlmss., ,.:.f. ., N ew ,Hx xxx 5 yew -u x 12 ' 1-ws-1:1c1 X- V 4 3 c , -C s o ,, 5 , X , 41 Q 4,5 4 l E- 1, P W W CQ N has 55 it f N o r m a Fa n n i n g Susan Farley Betsy Ferrell Grace Fisher Kay Foster Billy Gaddy Lawerence Gaddy Elaine Gallaway JU IORS Charles Colwell David Corn Douglas Corn Ronnie Costanza Charles Cox Sandra Cox Frances Crane Martha Curto Steve Danielson Pat Donner Agnes Davis Dorincla Davis Sandy Duckworth Carolyn Edwards Danny Eubanks 2 F-rf' -QC-5 5' Y Jimmy Hensley Raymond Hipp Sharon Holbert Alvin Holden Marianna Hooper Jackie Houck Dano Hoxit Marie Hoxit Faye Hutt James Humphries Sue Ellen Hunter James Hutchins Betty Ann Jones Edwin Jones Vernon Jones ,T ,.- vm' 2 . rv: . ' ,g t . H Wi Q lyk! I T 1 Q 3 4. Q . 'Q 3- -7,1 1 E' .1 .1 '- -I If , .1 ' 'Win rf: 1 1r?f'v-if X 'N gd CJ 3-' :N ,. 7? 2 - 5 YY' JL' it ,fer Emir ,vw i' J -if .. J., ,. 4 . ,--fftil' if V w X ., V . 1.-x 1- - -D ' 3 N -3- ' V 4 f,w- 'Ju i 1: - -lj, 'l gf, ak 1. -f' , f f fy' Martha Kimzey Y b Tammy Kuykendall 3 -G' 'k ' i BSL gg .I 5. Gayle Lance Pat Lance l 'fl Wayne Lance Lee Roy Landreth 'A 4- 6 '-S tv . ' 'Lg -9 Tommy Lanklord Loretta Leopard .gt 1 Q.. .,v ' 'C'I' vs., C ASS CF '62 ' ,Ear V,'.h4r X G ua- in W.-1 Q4 1 ri dl ...J S. ini Ma J, , .E t- v :- hug Phil Leslie Ed Liedy John Loftis Bob Logan Martha Manley Claire Matheson Eugene Mathis Pat McCall Bill McCall Patsy McClure Sarah McCrary Doris Jean McGaha Jimmy McKelvin Don Merrill Bill Millner Page Fifty-On Page Fifty-Two 93 .yew qu- init Clemmons Raines Carroll Wilson Richard Ream Larry Rhodes Tony Rhodes Carol Rhyne Gary Rogers Ruby Rogers Violet Salter Johnny Scott Brenda Senlell Claudia Senfelle Mike Senfelle Marlha Sheppard Ada Shipman JU IO Joe Pace Bobby Page Melba Palmer Garland Paris Gene Parker Dickie Possmore David Phillips Delores Pofeet RS Georgia Mills John Mims Dof Mitchell Don Moore Billy Morris Kenneth Morris Larry Nelson Claire Nerlinger Ralph Orr Terrell Orr Elvina Owen James Owen Par Owen Ronald Owen Sondra Owens Margaret Sitton Pat Smith Ann Souther Johnny Strickland Charles Stroup Danny Surette Lois Sutton Marcia Sweat Pat Talley Tommy Tilson Lillie Mae Tinsley Mike Tinsley Gary Trotter James Tucker Tuck Tucker Jimmy Vallendingham Sarah Varner Johnny Vaughn Judy Ward Violet Watson Betty Lee Watts Rosa Lee West Johnny Whitaker , !T..,-., 5' Q' Q7 ' --- C 48 01, v-1, ur -v ,ge A - T-We I W w J i ir - east. if 6 -Y v 1, uu- '. 'ary' AY X Q- 4 cw V up L' A'- , ms ffynil 536 Y dc f X wt Q '1' 1 uv T'-4 I' 1 -'Z' 4 iw - ASS O Q ,, J l Y Tony Whitson Bob Wycliff Betty Wilsan Bob White Terry Whitlock Carol Whitmire E. W. Whitmire Ronald Whitmire NOT PICTURED Brenda Babb Linda Bracken Anita Burhans Barbara Cunningham Boyce Galloway Robert Heath Carolyn McCall Maxine McCall Doris Merrill Patricia Owen Brenda Owen Earl Norris Carroll Wilson Gladys Street Edna Tinsley Mary Tinsley Marilyn Whitmire Pgge Fifty-Three SOPHOMCJRE C ASS Enter the class of 1963! They have begun the mam- moth task of adiusting to high school lite. They have shown great potentiality academically, socially, and athletically. During the years they attend B.H.S. as students, they will gain much knowledge and they hope much wisdom, for they will find this knowledge worthless if they lack wisdom. With this thought in mind the little wise men,' have accepted the next three years of learning as a great challenge. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...... VICE-PRESIDENT . . , SECRETARY .... TREASURER . , . . . Larry Landreth .lim Fortune .. Winky Pierson . . . Ronnie Shutorcl Page Fifty-Four i wk C ASS OF '63 V -af' X gurl ,I .- 1 v 1 Y ' x ,pane ,,, n We Nr 5 .3 ,,.- ,- . 9 fv' ,A in Kr lv 5 ' . 1 35 v vv '.., N 3 'C' Q Xa 1 Philip Adams Gwen Allen Mary Allison Tommy Allison Edith Anders Peggy Anderson Roy Ashe Bren Ayers Lane Bagwell Stanley Bahnsen Lee Von Bailey Mike Baker Barbara Ball Jerry Ballard Jayne Bennell Tommy Blackwell Charles Bracken June Bracken Leroy Bracken Marie Bracken Pa? Bradburn Carolyn Brown Lynn Brownell Mike Bryson Doris Burch Charles Burnefte Angela Burns Mary Lou Cantrell J. L. Chapman Joyce Carland Barbara Clark Mike Clark Jean Clarke Aundria Cline Carl Collins Jerry Collins William Combs Sfewari Cook Paul Coren Harold Corn Larry Corn Roger Corn Terry Cox Lola Mae Crane Jimmy Davidson Ann Davis Judie Dechant Connie Dickson Page Filly Five John Dixon Monica Driscoll Judge Dunlop Walter Estes Robert Eldridge Wilma Elliott Gerald Fanning Merritt Fishburne Jim Fortune Carroll Galloway Diane Galloway James Galloway Karen Galloway Donnie Garren Gay Gasque Sandra George Rebecca Gibbs Mike Gillespie Janice Goings Millie Gray Faye Green Linda Greer Virginia Grogan Joe Hall Jeanette Hall Peggy Hall Douglas Hampton lrma Hampton Joyce Hampton Walter Hart Betty Heath Harold Hebert Mariorie Henderson Sandra Henderson Darrell Hogsecl Richard Holden June Holliday Dickie Hughey Mike Hunter Rose Hunter Larry Hunnicutt Charles Jenkins Jimmie Lee Jones Carolyn King Hardy King Larry Landreth Sandra Landreth Virginia Lee Page Fifty-Six SGPHOMORES R ' .::iQ1.,LE:f .aff1-gi .wa XJ, ., zxrf-f:::,:s::-:anus-W: :-Q 1' ,agefcq I 'tt we N , ,ijgy Q, Q-4 ' t if ,ei ' P L-QLY. wiv' J ' 4, ,,..- gy 5 gif: V. ww- . 4 :qt ,, . ., ,..,AAA , L , Q We fl f C ASS OF '63 4. f l 'H 4' I 'E'-1 -2. O S- ,.,. 5- an 2-' y J ,, , S Q Q -w 'V 5 s it Q 2- -1 env ir' 45 ' Q. C 9.4 1 '77 EQ' N Q fs -O bf 5.-y D f lf.-...Q I 1 ew 051 'ew A ' ,K f ','l W2 x 1 ,vfffif H .: 6-' 1. J x ' 1 :fi U -1 is 5: , 4 f if B1 W ,lg 5 1 x i 1' or wx , -2 impri- e-v ' ..f AIA 5 , 2, K, , -v-' . L Jim Leopard Sandra Lyday Greg Macfie Bernie Maguire Barbara McColl Jerry McColl Shirley McCall Bobbie MCCrary Aunclria McGuire Clara McGuire Mary Sue McMahon Susan McMinn Pat Marcum Jeanette Merrill Russell Merrill Don Messer Ralph Miller Carey Moore Bob Morley Patsy Morris Mary Morrow Harvey Mulenex Waynette Myers Wayne Neil Julie Nerlinger Dean Newton Bruce Nicholson Roger Orr Bert O'Shields Donald Owen Donald E. Owen Donald G. Owen Herman Owen Josephine Owen Wanda Owen Arclafh Owenby Gesraldine Owenby Pot Parker Jan Patterson Bill Pearce Bob Pearce Winlcy Pierson Margaret? Pillow Connie Poor Jock Raffield Joe Raffield Charles Raines Pat Reems Page Fifty-Seven f S g Q X N Z f A Q ,f I M xi, , -'rf , ' WheJ:g fcdbhf and ongmahfy really punf' s4Fi,1QwM 4 'ar X' - A' P I-.w v 5 , J -vt f fffhn q it PFIQQ , ,P rj! ' .' X A . j., ,- . -q 4? Aly. Q' v S' ,Q -.1 vs '-4. 'L X 'Of Aa! if 4 -- V, 1- '- Q' 9- 'H N 1 - 1 -' I .,,..-rwrwxswsi - w-s m. X A- XXX lbw ' r C- X 1.1 'fuf-552. -exif 5:1 :Wx i 59 f ,T55-:pg-' , W Q - - -, :sgeyy x '-' f ,- l. xx ll I Page Sixty Director JOHN D. EVERSMAN BRE ARD HIGH Group VI? What's that? Did they beat Henderson- ville? These were some of the scattered remarks heard around B.H.S. last year after our forty piece high school band received a rating of Superior in the State Contest, Twelve members entered the contest and all twelve placed in the All State Band, with six of these playing the solo position of their section. They performed in cold, hot, and wet weather, but Assistant Director CHARLES B. GLASS yy. i CHOOL BAN nothing ever seemed to dampen their unsurpassed en- thusiasm. Organization ancl fun-these words are seldom re- lated unless you are thinking of the band. They dem- onstrated this constantly as they boosted our football and basketball teams on to many consecutive victories. It is a known fact in the minds of every student in Brevard Senior High School that our band is truly SUPERIOR, ii-QALI. Captain TOMMY ENGLISH Junior Captain JON E. ANDERSON Page SixtyvOne A-i '14, V r- H me j ' ' ,I . ' ,, -All F' It I f F f 3 ' , '09 Lf, 1 I ' M, . ,, A I III fa C 4 ,Y 1' I I I Ml , Senior Counselor ANN BRITTAIN Sergeant CHIP ANDREWS FRANCES BRYANT BAND OFFICERS V' ' -. Qfh, , v b A Y s 4 4 . 'Y!'.:: , 2: ,wi V elfx -ig H Y 'f I - F 'f1jM--F-:Q ' if NN bf, Z I :W 1 Iiqai IIE . We I L.. I Fl'-F ,- ' --M . , is 1-1' A ,a1 V- - V I wffkgww- 1- 9'1'??f1:' I-I 'ef f L. Z wi- 5- pi 353-fgir, 1 gg . 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X V ,,, Tumblers ANN GARRETT SALLY SAWYER LYNN TRANTHAM 6 Li K Student Conductor Secretary, Librarian GAIL HARRISON Drum Mciiorerte JOAN BAGWELL gill ,q 5 l ea .1 GLEE-CLUB .55 X ' Qli When you combine good voices and good leader- ship the result, B.H.S. students have found, is a musical ' Y program put on by our high school Glee Club. Their T Christmas program this year was a fine presentation Q of Amahl andthe Night Visitors. ' Mrs. HiIl's originality is demonstrated not only with the Glee Club but in other organizations as well. ll l Q. l 3 ,. 35 9 -fs Scenes from AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS TH E BROADCASTER Is Published By STUDENTS OF BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL Editorein-Chief News Editor Sports Business Features Pictures Circulation Exchange File Staff Writers l X K. Page Sixty-Four Brevard, North Carolina STAFF LISVI' Gil Coan, Carroll Parker Ann Brittain John Matheson, Tommy Mitchell Ladson Hart, Jimmy Winget, Tom Wilson Ronnie Parris Carolyn Barton Anna Gay Anderson, Pam Dickson Marty Trost Mary Lou Cantrell Doris Gillespie, Lib Holder, Hazel McCormick, .loan Bagwell, Bobbie Lee, Bronwen Bacon, Norma Collins, Eurana Capps, Sondra Winchester. MRS. ROBERT KIMZEY Sponsor l X 1- .9 9 ,,:: ...quasi K' ' ix 1:7 'sv-' j. 7.3 GIL COAN Co-Editor E 'i 'm?F 4 f. N, Eff 11 ,K ,R Q x - X xfirsgl ' ,I ' Y Staff members Pam Dickson, Ann Brittain, john Matheson, Ronnie Parris, and Tom Mitchell work on the paper. Mr. Henry Henderson a real pro , advises editors Carroll Parker and Gil Coan, --vi' i l ,:.U!y.ir XA' .xr t his-vfilxyltp, . H I x ,,. 'vi' A ,, , sf- . Q , sf.. i . v -? k vb. X CARROLL PARKER Co-Editor The Broadcaster Staff has done a terrific job of putting out ci newspaper which the students have enjoyed reading. Digging up the news is a hard iob, but these students always have the latest to report. Last year the B. H. S. Broadcaster won first place at the Cullowhee iudgingg this year's staff is striving to maintain their role of best newspaper in Western North Carolina. Each person on the staff is assigned a specific job, but all must work together to put out a paper which is both interesting and constructive. Everyone profits from their talents, which are displayed well every month in the B. H. S. Broadcaster. Page Sixty-Five THE BREVARDIER With last year's book receiving first place at the Editors Roundtable we, the 1961 staff, had quite a reputation to uphold. In the l96l Brevardier, through pictures, copy, and lay- out the efforts of each member of the staff have been utilized in preparing a book with the interests and the pleasures of Brevard High School students in mind. At times preparing this book was trying and discouraging especially when we had a deadline and six weeks' tests on the same day. In spite of all the work and headaches, we have enioyed preparing this book. lt is the hope of the staff that these pages will help to keep alive for many years life at B. H. S. during the term 1960-61. MRS. JACK TRANTHAM Sponsor Co-Literary Editors Carla Stephens and Charles Cook, Co-Sports Editor Tom Stroup and Brenda Gardner check to see that all the pictures have proper identification. Co-Photography Editors Gail Harrison and Sandy Whitlock, con- sult Sponsor Mrs. Jack Trantham and Photographer Pat Austin about the positioning of a picture. Page Sixty-Six ll . PEGGY BAKER Co-Editor Co-Literary Editor Corlc Stephens, Co-Sports Editors Tom Sl-iuforcl, and Tom Stroup, Co-Editors Peggy Boker and Joyce Wilson discuss the Brevordier dummy for '6'l. V, ,Eff -s U: af 1 Ax 557 1 'Z -1 Q - 497' ,ll ,Nr hr.. JOYCE WILSON Co-Editor Typist Phyllis Owens, Co-Circulation Editors Pom Wells, and Judy Morris check that all-important subscription money. Page Si -ty-Seven I :E I ,- .,-1- ' EZT'V'77'W'W' ' - OFFICERS PRESIDENT Peggy Camenzind VICE-PRESIDENT Doris Gillespie SECRETARY-TREASURER Sarah Varner BOOSTER CLUB This club is and has been for many years one of the most hard working school-spirited organizations found at B.H.S. Year after year the dependability of this club has been confirmed by the repeated success- 'Yell ci little louderf We're with you team. . -..t.a:.,, f. ful proiects undertaken by these industrious girls. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Bob Andrews the Booster Club, again this year sponsored one of the years most outstanding dances, The Sweetheart Ball. ng.,--4. . .,. Plans for the Sweetheart Ball. Ff , 57476 CfJAf'Ww9i,p V . , nn in lo wil I-rig I-ers' .' glurw' 'fdiifi 1 s X as 1-Qi 7 V ' W lllll OFFICE STAFF The settled mode of procedure carried out by the The accomplishment of these jobs, along with others, members of the office staff, emits as a reward, a very helps make our school one of which we are proud. efficient, smoothly-running office. The students have Through her hard work and co-operative guidance, various duties which include filing, answering tele- Mrs. Cudd had become an indispensible part of our T phones, running errands, and operating the intercom. school system. LIBRARY STAFF Efficiency and service are the goals of the entire dents develop the ability to aid in the smooth-running library staff. Supervised by Mrs. Galloway, these stu- of our library. MONOGRAM CLUB PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ERS Each school clay these drivers take the responsibility parents, as well as the school officials of their out of transporting the maloruty of the countys students to standing ability. and from school These drivers are carefully taught The efficiency of tnis group has proved again and the excellent safety precautions they take assure the again that their work is an important part in the smooth running of our school We hope you'll like your book covers Carroll Parker, Bob Hamilton. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Gil Coan, Peter Best, Don Moore OFFICERS Gil Coon Carroll Parker Don Moore Peter Best l . l l 1 1 l 3 lin l -rg V Attending church as a group. KEY CLUB The B.H.S. Key Club, under the leadership of Mr. Kimzey and Mr. Lyday, has followed its motto, We serve, this year by carrying out many helpful proiects, not only for the high school, but for different organi- zations in town. The energetic members diligently spent mony hours collecting money for the United Fund, helping with the Brevard Elementary Halloween party, and serving as ushers for the football play-offs in Asheville this fall. To raise money for the club, sock hops, and car washes were sponsored. Several of the B.H.S. Key Club members attended the officers' conference at Forest City and the Caro- linas' Convention in Columbia, South Carolina. JOHNNY BRADBURN President, Student Body , N I G ,rs 'E - i 12 . . Y ...,,k 5 all . 3. J., Saggfif .2-A-' '31 .:,. gf' E-li 's g-' -' 'S jf.41. . :'-'f ' 1-1' -. ,-Fire, Operating the school store is a serious iob. STUDENT COUNCIL Brevard High School is fortunate in having a very active student governmental body. For the past two years this school-spirited organization has aided tre- mendously in the growth and progress of our student body. Many worth-while proiects that the entire student body can profit by are sponsored by this group. The smooth running of the B.H.S, store, for example, has been a great advantage to anyone who has found himself without school supplies at the last minute. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Johnny Bradburn VICE-PRESIDENT Ann Souther SECRETARY Peter Best TREASURER Janice Merrill Christmas boxes tor the needy. x ,J ...Alix BETA CLUB The Beta Club is an organization of high school stu- dents of strong character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Membership therein, signifies that the student has been designated by the school authorities as worthy of special recogniation because ot outstanding attainment and promise. The Beta Club has done much this year to develop a tutoring service for B.H.S. students. With the high qualities of leadership and character developed in the boundaries of this club, it has cer- tainly earned the recognition of one of the most out- standing clubs at B.H.S. F.T.A. The purposes of the Robert T. Kimzey chapter of the Future Teachers of America are to develop among prospective teachers an organization which -shall be an integral part of state and national education associa- tions, and to interest the best young men and women in education as a lifelong career. Planning and preparing programs that will be of interest to prospective teachers has been the task of Mrs. Sledge, the club sponsor. At least once a year the members of the Future Teachers of America are given the opportunity to gain valuable experience by assisting in the classrooms. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Bobbie Lee VICE-PRESIDENT Joyce Wilson SECRETARY Bronwen Bacon TREASURER Eurana Capps Us-I-'3 V 0.450434 i 1. c slat?-fa. QF 11355 E , . -r-3 , . -. , , V ,i-' ,TX ' . , w -. ,Q-rv ,. 5 rgijgffl- G., 'f 577- ll, ' ' lifaj.-o.' -'bl by . I - -t . .. 1. - ' . - , ' .- E i, ' - '--x'+s:v., Q, 7 is 5 ' rfzri' :1 t ' .fl ff -EJ-?f',+ .-I.-.t.: 'fYf.tfi l'1t-f-'ffifl'- E 7?-'iff'--if IL rf-H-.E 4'H OFFICERS The hearts of the members of the 4-H Club are in PRESIDENT Tyce Hardin their work, as they strive. to build constructive character VICEPRESIDENT Johnny Whimker and to achieve their highest goals. By thinking and reasoning, and by using their hands, this superior club SECRETARYJREASURER Smal' Vome' has found excellent ways of bettering their school and HISTQRIAN gfendg Babb Coumry' REPORTER Gil com. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America is the national organ- OFFICERS ization for students studying homemaking in high schools. lts 500,000 members carry on chapter and indi- PRESIDENT Janice Meffill vidual activities which help family living and develop WCEPRESIDENT pa, Mmcum creative leadership in home and in community. bb. M C Each year they attend the tri-county and district SECRETARY BO ' C 'my rally, which was held this year in Brevard. One of the TREASURER Pm Donner highlights of the year is the annual picnic which is held iointly with the boys ofthe F.F.A. SONG LEADER Peggy Sitton Q ii 'M -I' I I x . . pi' iff, ,, f. R -. , 1 t ' , i , . X E. ,,.L.f.-,. s.. 1 -3 - H V- -H an-1- ..' Q, ,Q A . .A 3. , , Q I . V - V, . . -4 , - ' J N i 1 , - . ff .. :Lf P3ui . -V. f,, 1' ' ' -Mg Q ,'N.i-f N UD-A Q,-...A SENIORS T 1 if' s w Charles Bradburn Co-Captain 1 . I:5E5if3':Q Y-. Q A :J-,.5x.:3i5Y.,.:: - .K . ,N ,.. sf. qggsmizx-. . i .W -.m.'::,g,2::?.u b.. V N, . K, k i F is ., A. '3 fe... .rg f . 12 Lei ' ' A S1515 .is .vw .sn it - Branley Owen 'wx if , 5 -Ng of .. W K Tam Stroup 7' 'O , :. - X l'13 3 Charlie Gillespie N X X i 'Nh' -' - ' '- - .N jf',:3-:.::, '-' .es i A Q: -A l ' Ms L X Mike Nicholson Charles Cook Manager Page Seventy-Eight FOOT North Carolina State AAA Football Champions! This title can truly sum up X Football 1960. The state Championship was first mentioned by our new coach, Cliff Brookshire, during his first meeting with the boys, and was on the lips of ,. The season was filled with excitement and thrills! The Canton game, described 1 by college scouts as, The best high school game we have ever seen, increased the rivalry between the two schools. The game with Waynesville, a battle of defenses, and the the first two play off games were stepping stones to the top. . Then on December 2, 1960, a dream was made into reality with the victory over E Rockingham-and me STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! l l -i l i 1 J f T '15-If John Matheson Tommy Shuford Mike Hendricks l every member of the team throughout the year. iv 4 ,xv , .4 ' - ' ' , . , , :- 'x.x. ---., ' Q , - - Q-:fi ' ' . . 1 . '- '. .. 4 .. ' - 'rjqsz' I ' '- 5 'fs- 'f.' . ,f- T' ' . ,, ...- BALL , L00 1. If fi 2' - f2! L P 5155 Cliff Brookshlre Head Coach Coach Paul Maulfsby Coach Landon Deal QQ Robert Neumann Jim Winger Ken Smafhers SENIORS T- O . I n' Denny Landrerh C0-Ccpmin wr . w LIIL Johnny Bradburn .fx ' 4 ,Ire 1. -1 'uf J ' AZ! J. L. McGaha FJ msQ Larry Jones ,A 'YY' le lf y A Qxgnz Sammy Hileman 1: . Ls! Joe Rogers Page Seventy-Nine -'J X . .? -2 iw-9 it N if ' wwiaaw 5 . s x xl 4 . 2.9 X as , 5 , NN -,X x . x N Q. bw, 5-.wx , :S X5 X S I 'J o . Q ,Jf H! 4141 .509 KAP' ' 4' v DN' 1+ ' - . 'y,iwww. 5, 1 0F ' h...-1 5 l I l v X l' ' Liv ' L. kihidi... ,, I sees ee T so OFFENSIVE TEAM The offensive team of the Blue Devils amassed a total of 378 points in 13 games. l l l 'L . , . 55-v ll 'yr - Avila? - i I DEFENSIVE TEAM The defensive team allowed only 38 points to be scored against them in T3 games. ' l l. i l i l Coach of the Year Shown here is the trophy for the outstanding All-American Fullback CLIFF BROOKSHIRE team in Western North Carolina. DENNY LANDRETH Page Eighty-Two 14? BCJYS' BA KETBALL COACH MAULTSBY Basketball followed the trend in sports at BHS-the trend toward success. From the dismal season of last year, the Blue Devils marched to a T3-6 record in regu- lar season play. Showing improvement with each game, the team was seeded number one in the Blue Ridge Conference Tournament. Led in scoring by two fabulous guards, Doug Rogers and John Bradburn, the Devils averaged almost fifty points a game. ln J. L. McGaha, Coach Maultsby had one of the best centers in Western North Carolina. The two forwards, Don Moore and Tuck Tucker, led the team in rebounding along with McGaha. Top reserves were Tom Mitchell, Jerry Owen, and Jim Garrett, who bolstered the teams' strength. Due to graduation, the team will lose several boys, but the younger boys are expected to fill in where the seniors left off. Page Eighty-Three I I f X - ' ' 4. ,.,., .4. K, I ' 'f I A 1 ,.. . . ...W- : FI I I IR I NW I I 12 f J fb 35 :gn Q Is: Q Tis? I if gswx JOHN BRADBURN DOUG ROGERS J. L. MCGAHA DON MOORE TUCK TUCKER CAPTAIN I ,ff AXE . . ,, , . f J ' I , ' p, f V 1, ., A A TN x, ,' 'N -3:3 A ' rv' :Sb .1 ' 'ff as 'lb 2 -I F' Q X , M ,...,,. Q W il In - - -4',, ., yi, I ,. - I . Y,- 2 - Q i ww ,N J ,F : , 1 A , in 'Y I x QM I 5 . , L X ,, A 5 l . Q .,., ,N I R: ,C ..,' 'X I . J J Q X AE I I I 1 n 4 'J I: f 3 E 1: ': TOMMY MITCHELL JIMMY GARRETT MIKE GALLOWAY E. W. WHITMIRE JERRY OWEN ,sm W Mx , IQ 11 I5 A .JDEII JON ANDERSON CHIP ANDREWS JOHN ENGLE TOMMY STROUP Blu-Y GADDY MANAGER MANAGER I Page Eighty-Four hx - X. . S N. 2 Z ax' QE 'Z-.4 J 5 i ui ANN BRITTAIN CO-CAPTAIN PAM DICKSON CO-CAPTAIN ANNA GAY ANDERSON CO-CAPTAIN BETTY ROGERS VICKY CALDWELL BETSY CARR ANN SOUTHER MARTHA SHEPARD .fm as ft! . WJ ,.,., . y y L, J 53 14 SB 24,kk P f ETEL IA T Qs .X b .9 Q If Q A KL' slr lil! 23 5 GIRLS' BA KETBALL Although the Devilettes weren't victorious this season, the promise of better things to come dwells in the mind of Coach Andrews. The re- building is now over, and we feel confident that next year will be dif- ferent. Coach Andrews is not looking forward to the loss of Co-Captains Ann Brittain, Anna Gay Anderson, and Pam Dickson, but she does smile when she thinks of next year's team. Congratulations, girls, on your improvement the latter part of the season, and we know you will have revenge on other Blue Ridge Con- COACH ANDREWS ference teams next year. PAT MARCUM . iv. ,Q , rx. . f i X I E A S? ' coNNlE Pook CAROLYN sRowN cLAumA SENTELLE JUNE HoLLlDAv 1 A .. ,Vox . AUNDRIA CLINE PEGGY CAMENZIND 'Q .- MANAGER F59 FREDIA HAWKINS MANAGER 2.x U iff 1-9 I gaining QL -!4' g if Q4 15 , . ENR' .,,. . 'wk 2 9 1,,. 1 -N.a,, W IG- 'WEL if ij' fa at '- 1 3,1.f'n' X . -P' 'GUY QM L-W1 1, .I J I H.-' f - ' ij f' ' , Captain Johnny Bradburn is shown crowning Mrs. Sandra Win- is her escort, Branley Owen, and the queen's court, along with chester, Basketball Queen of Brevard High School. Also pictured their escorts. GIRLS' TRACK KNEELING, left to right: Betsy Carr, Frances Siniard, Linda Boyd, Pricilla David, Sora Lambert, Peggy Lambert, Yvonne Jones, Bar- Pum Dickson, Eleanor Ferrell, ancl Jonyln Truesdial. STANDING: bara Clampitt, Joyce Moody, and Coach Ruth Andrews. -tw., x, W- Q- 1-ww ,sf li -R 5' ' X ,, s -.,...... -,, ,fu Faq , F' Page Eightyllfight 5- Q . as-' .-e-- J' ' 'l ' ' . 11, ' 1 N ' 7L?V , li bi Q 1 V ki - t lg V QQ S-Q ' 5' is Q fl' l l B 'U ' a- - I ' l' i W , Q' - 4- 4 raw- A ' -on Q- ' , r ' .. , QC 2 Ki :www -. f- , s N. W B we it C, Rv' 2.3 1 - Y U 4, I Y I I gif I E aww . we - + . Us H' -.ws W1 wr B Igfvsffii A x L gg 'V' I ' , 'j grAf'j,. 4 B ' , ' ' ' ' 'll 'Q' - if - - B it nes rt... Ml' N- ' ' l it' '3- Y It my-M L 'Tg1 g!'.. . '. . , . , 1 A. 1 B, at ' tam 2 4 .4 to sin . .xt V... -. 1 rf 1 M. ' - 1 - lo tg' A lf! COACH DEAL BOYS' TRACK Track finally reached its place among the sport giants of Brevard Senior High School when the 1960 team, under the leadership of Coach Landon Deal and Captain Art De- hon brought the Blue Ridge Conference Championship to our school! In three track meets, the boys amassed a record total of medals and ribbons. Coach, Deal and the team can be commended in the tact that they have made track one of the more popular sports at BHS. in-.- . 0, ' x.. js, -2' ' '- 'A p..,:,,?,,,. 5 KX ' : -A- , . ' L ' 531 ' un :I V' -,L V xc, .ily img: Mitt-ni . ' :v-,11 .ltr I V1 'X Cf W 'isnt ,' JH . ,,Q'1?F 5? fr - ft ' 1? . , 1.1 . ,:,-.. . ,!. , ' ll ', ., - - . .,.-K- -U -I-.gl x . 3-9-, :eg-,.u,.',-2Q'ff?i-fit' Y: 1. . ,f . ' ' VJ ' - . - f i 'l't'Lf1 ' ll' , N rn, 1'?',-3'tj:j.-..-'ll'--3 V. -1731, 5 , J fs ,-' . N 'ft '::1 .- W .' ,C h-:..di,hA,M Q .A - . ,nfl , . 1 '. 'uP'-971 .' 0'L 'I T -T '-' ' . All , ,, . -ga: , V, wg: . nj gf- ,,,', ' U ' . i 5' V, .j . , V ' . ' 1-. ff , A -5 Erilliiafrl, Lt. -.'A.wg' I ' ,fm V - V I - ' TYAGW1.-1 , M- -Z: - a- ' L. 5,.gs,.,, . y . 9-..,,.-, Q ,tn -N ,N ,, 3 ,.,g,. .'5s.'-v.mi,j .i z jg L-.S .. Amis'-A-. M, 5, 'Z-wr. , Q ' if -'sn gf- Page Eighty-Nine l X COACH RALPH HUMPHRIES BA EBALL For the second straight year, the baseball team was among the powers of the Blue Ridge Conference. The confer- ence circuit was recognized as one of the toughest in the state and although the Blue Devils were not successful in defending the championship, they often defeated the league leaders. The season marked the last time that Coach Ralph Humphries would lead a Blue Devil team, and the successful season truly showed his versatility as a coach. This year, under Coach Maultsby the team is looking forward to an- other winning season. Page Ninety --' nv N ,Ae -af. - 1, 'O ix , .qi 4o..fd aw - ,P ,, 4 I. ,H L ' 1 ' 'O n -- 'h 'A ' Q - . ,A-if , ' ' 4 ' 4' 3 I ' -, , . 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U - :M ' - -1 - wh ,H QM ,111t'il'4w4w,:yN:Q,r111,?..f K.,-,,-,11,37l-Qg,'4law,1nffo11:1f1-X, pq lfiawgf- 1119,-W. 1,. .ww J 3 -11. if 1' '1:w 1 11M 'fill 2211, 111111 - . ,, i1arziE!:uQfi11, Y Leu:-Li7T1:1af:fr rf3lF1r1Yr?frJxowii-Beg .tm , Q-J 0Iin Mathieson Chemical Corporation PISGAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA Makers of Ecusta lightweight papers, and Olin cellophcme cmd polyethylene Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE THE FAMILY STORE East Main Street Phone TU 2-5921 Brevard, N. C. Compliments of WILSON'S RADIATOR AND TIRE CO. SAVE 1oNEs News STAND Anything You Need C0 'P'f 'e 'S of Gaithers Restaurant AL'S DRIVE-IN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE HANG-OUT South Caldwell Brevard, N. C. Have Food, Will Serve BREVARD'S BEST Rhododendron and Dogwood Rooms Available for: Banquets, Parties, Special Civic Clubs Brevard, N. C. FOREST GATE MOTEL Serving Western North Carolina Farmers Since I920 Located at the Entrance of Pisgah National Forest Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. PERRY ALLISON FRANK BYRD, Manager Brevard, N. C. TU 2-2231 BREVARD LUMBER COMPANY DON JENKINS, Owner Brevard, North Corolino Compliments of HART'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of OWEN G. LEE Register of Deeds Compliments of ALL STATE INSURANCE FOOTSIE CASE Box 436 Phone TU 3-6441 Pisgah Forest, North Carolina BRIDGES COAL 8. OIL CO P. O. Box 229 Brevard, N. C. COAL - FUEL OIL - KEROSENE - ICE Phone TU 2-5121 HOUSTON FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Line of FURNITURE AND PHILCO APPLIANCES 53-55 Eost Main Street Dial 2-2241 CREST 5 8. 'I0 Your Self Serve I Ben Franklin Store Brevard, N. C. PATTON'S GULF SERVICE Brevard North Carolina Complzmenfs of ABERCROMBIE'S Home FURNISHINGS North Broad St. Phone 2-5421 'B d N C PISGAH CAN DY COMPANY Brevard, N. C. WHOLESALE CANDY, DRUG SUNDRIES AND PAPER SUPPLIES Compliments of HAROLD'S SUPER MARKET North Brevard C g f I fions and Besf Wishes fo CLASS OF '61 BAKER'S JEWELRY Complimenis of THE BEAUTY NOOK 143 E. Main 51. TU 2-6921 PARSONS JEWELERS FINE JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING M y Y F Be Filled With Useful Success, And Happy Memories of Brevard BILL LEONARD, Surveyor Sincere Wishes to the Faculty and Class of '61 BREVARD JEWELERS AND GIFT SHOP Mrs. J. H. Cox and Employees Dial 2-1801 Opposite the Court House Compliments of WEISS MACHINE CO. Phone TUrner 3-3821 Compliments of PISGAH INDUSTRIAL LOAN CO., INC. CONGRATULATIONS FROM MR. AND MRS. HAROLD sMm-1 ' SUPERIOR CLEANERS Brevard, N. C. Compliments of CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '61 Kearns Grocery and Meat Market MACFIE'S DRUC- STORE H1-he Storeu REVLON AGENCY WPNF Located Adjacent to the Beautiful Campus of Brevard College For the Best in Radio Entertainment KEEP YOUR DIAL SET AT 1240 W P N F Brevard, N. C. Batson ESSO Service East Main Street Phone 2-5973 SLEDGE RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE MOTOROLA AGENCY Corner of Jordon and Gaston Compliments of B 8. B FEED AND SEED CO. AND BRITTAIN TRACTOR CO. Crawford-Simms Barber Shop FOR THE BEST IN BARBER WORK Congratulations and Besf Wishes fo CLASS OF '61 CASSELS 5 8. 10 KRISPY GLAZE BAKERY DONUTS, PASTRIES, AND CAKE FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 2-6401 116 S. Brood Street MOODY-CHOATE Funeral Home 229 S. Caldwell St. Telephone TU 3-2421 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Complimenfs of DEPARTMENT STORE CASE CABINET SHOP TILE AND GLASS SPORTSWEAR CONTRACTOR 2-3562 COm,,,,men,S gf NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COLEMAN TIRE COMPANY CAM' STEPHENS N. Caldwell Street Brevard, North Carolina 7 South Broad Brevard, N. C. Phone 3-5111 Compliments of DIXIE CLEANERS And LAU N DERETTE Dial 2-3511 Brevard, N. C. Compliments of CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Compliments of MORRIS PHARMACY Corner of Main and Broad St. Your Family Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS-OUR SPECIALTY 1West Main Street Phone TUrner 2-3521 Compliments of 57-59 E. Main St. Brevard, N. C. TRANTHAM'S DEPT. STORE East Main Street Brevard, N. C. DRY GOODS AND SHOES READY-TO-WEAR Perkin's Oil Company and Laundry and Coal Company Phone 3-3791 SALES AND SERVICE ANTENNA INSTALLATION AND REFRIGERATION UNITED T.V. 8. APPLIANCE SERVICE ALBERT BISHOP Phone TU 2-2101 I3 Caldwell Street Brevard, N. C. RED DIAMOND SERVICE STATION SERVICE PLUS QUALITY MOORE - KILPATRICK Funeral Home I Brevard, N. C. Phone 3-I3'l'I FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK of North Carolina Brevard, N. C. Member Federal Reserve System I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of I 'I Rahn's Radio I and T. V. I I Brevard, N. C. TU 2-5731 Compliments of TAYLOR'S ESSO IO3 South Broad Street Phone TU 2-2021 Compliments of OSBORNE PLUMBING AND HEATING for Econnrnu-alT1ansparlalion A ..- L.. , I I c H EVE-OLET McCRARY AUTO SERVICE, INC. Sales and Service THE BEST IN WRECKER sERvrcE' I' Brevard, North Carolina TALLEY'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS 17 West Main TU 2-3122 PISGAH TRADING POST SOUVENIRS, GIFTS, MOUNTAIN HONEY Entrance Pisgah National Forest CHARLIE GIBBS, Owner Compliments of C. B. SCOTT ESSO Compliments of K 81 M AUTO LYDA-McCRARY FORD SALES - SERVICE Phone TU 3-4511 M ICY'S LAUNDRY PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY 343 King St. Phone 3-2541 Compliments of BOWER'S STORE 41 E. Main Street Brevard, N. C. Clothing for the Entire Family and Household Goods 9l0V im u0'l'l Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. FRANK HARMON Phone TU 2-1301 SUNSET MOTEL FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS Central Heating - New Throughout Highway 64 - S. Broad St. Brevard, N. C. L 8. H APPLIANCE COMPANY 17 S. Broad Street Brevard, N. C. GENERAL ELECTRIC T.V. AND APPLIANCES MODERN BEAUTY SHOP For Women Who Care TU 2-4921 West Jordon Street SINIARD STAR TAXI 34 YEARS OF SERVICE Passengers Insured Safe Drivers Mountain Trips of Interest Phone 2-2811 Compliments of REPUBLICAN PARTY SOUTH BROAD SINCLAIR South Broad Street CORN'S TAXI DEPENDABLE AND PDOMPT SERVICE Phone TU 3-3411 Brevard, N. C Phone 2-5691 Brevard, N. C. Compliments of C I' t f ompmns 0 ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. R. L. DANIELS '35 E. Main St. Phone TU 2-1091 HAYES BUICK 6' RAMBLER, INC. BY U Q Sales 'Q Ph and Q, one Service 3-1541 xl N. Broad St. Brevard, N. C. Burgin Grocery and Delicatessen 1004 Hendersonville Road Brevard, N. C. we RESIDENTIAL lv ri-tiiiiei if L55 A niQ..19o-'Qu 'JZ 1: 1 if U '9 Do you realize that electric service costs you 37M less than it used to? Since 1940 the cost of living has more than cloubled. But the cost per kilowatt hour ot residential service has reduced 37':Ku. You now enjoy the use of five times as much electric service, indicating a higher standard of living. The electric way, best today-tomorrow, the only way Duke Power Company Serving the Piedmont Carolina! compnmenfs of Lewis Earle Jackson Post 4309 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Congratulations from CLEMSON and CO-ED THEATERS Brevard, N. C. BREVARD COLLEGE Offers BUSINESS - PRE-PROFESSIONAL MUSIC - PRE-ENGINEERING LIBERAL ARTS - CO-EDUCATIONAL FULLY ACCREDITED Day Studenis S365 Per Year Write DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Brevard College Brevard, N. C. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HARRY SELLARS Manager of A 8. P Complimenfs of SID BARNETT'S MACHINE SHOP Pisgah Forest, N. C. Phone 2-4021 AYERS STORE Brevard, North Carolina THE HOUSE WITH THE MERCHANDISE Complimenfs of GOODWILL MOTOR CO. PONTIAC and GMC Sales and Service Phone 3-3611 Brevard, N. C. Boyd's Phillips 66 Service 9 h'lI' I ' FUEL I Complete OIL Car Service BREVARD. N. C Phone 2-3143 North Brevard Compliments of BELDING HEMINGWAY CORTICELLI Hendersonville, North Carolina BERRY'S RESTAURANT Open 6 A.M. to 'I A.M. FROM A SNACK TO A BANQUET BILTMORE DAIRIES Supreme Qualify Cxfrzgxi Phone 3-2321 SINIARD BROTHERS We Appreciate Your Business PROMPTNESS IS OUR MOTTO North Brevard Phone 3-3301 Complimenis of T. J. GORDON f N R Keep Up With All he ews of Transylvania County by eading THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES A Prize-Winning Newspaper PISGAH GULF SERVICE Entrance to Pisgah National Forest ROBERT AND WALTER REEMS BREVARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN JERRY JEROME, President Brevard, N. C. IC E C R E AM SEALTEST FOODS SEALTEST ICE CREAM AND MILK Ralph Parrish, Manager Dial 2-3621 Box 88 Brevard, N. C. BLU E BONNET BEAUTY SHOP TU 3-1091 ALVIN AND FRANCES JONES QUALITY FABRIC SHOP BREVARD SEWING CENTER, SALES, SERVICE Brevard, N. C. AND REPAIR Everything for the Lady Who Sews 37 East Main Street Brevard, N. C. OWENBY BROTHERS I AMOCO T GAS WITH NO LEAD 42 North Caldwell Street Brevard, North Carolina BREVARD AUTO PARTS Parts for Cars, Trucks, and Tractors TRIANGLE DRIVE-IN WE NEVER CLOSE Complimenfs of BREVARD MOOSE LODGE PISGAH GROCERY PISGAH BUILDERS suPPLY TU 3-2842 LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Pisgah Forest Pisgah Forest, N. C. Open Seven Days a Week Phone 3-4611 from 7:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Meet Your Friends Af 1 Varner sr YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY Dial 3-3311 Brevard, North Carolina PAUL OWENBY, Owner JOE'S LITTLE STORE 985 Asheville Highway FISHING AND HUNTING SUPPLIES MARTIN 8. JONES AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Brevard, North Carolina AUSTIN'S STUDIO RECORDS-SHEET MUSIC PORTRAITS And AII Branches of Photography Dial 3-3'III Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of HENRY C. McDONALD, Architect BREVARD Compliments of INSURANCE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '61 BIKAS RESTAURANT MODERN - AIR CONDITIONING Home of COUNTRY HAMS AND WESTERN STEAKS Eaf here if if kills you, we need fhe money. PETE BIKAS, Owner Brevard, North Carolina H. L. SINIARD USED CARS GUARANTEED useo CARS TAN KERSLEY'S FLORIST WHEN IT'S FLOWERS SAY IT WITH OURS Phone 2-3421 Night Sherwood Forest 'I E il 'E D -A I' U12 'IE GREEN ' Enioy yourself... ' Vail' Ceke ,ii ff,-:-5,3 - T I' ? Colo' in I ngidond Irado-mark. E. I. du PONT de NEMOURS 8. COMPANY Brevard Plant PRODUCERS OF HYPER-PURE SILICON FOR THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY Better Things for Better Living . . . through Chemistry Compliments of SINCLAIR SERVICE LOUISEIS East Main Street Phone 2-5793 CAROLINA ALUMINUM I MORGAN BROTHERS, INC Co. WHOLESALERS - DISTRIBUTORS I S:irlhi3E:LgjIC::lI CANDY - CIOARS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES CGII Paper Products and School Supplies PHIL T. RIDDLE, TU 3-4982 BILL OWEN, UN 2-7713 I 5 t 2 P v I 1 ' 4 x