Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

Brevard Senior Hlgi School Library Breva rd Hi X7 g School Library P 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 n w. 1 v f u f v Y I v r THE BIREVARDIER mg Q S P L I . , 5 - ji l si 0 f ' ' L g 1 a - Q I - 5 1 Q g Q . 1- av f--. if 'u.,A Q . Y z I , of .N V bf 1 H T 1 . I' 'Nl , , F ' .,.---...-.-v- e, 1. X ,z 1 -41,-v ,, 4 ,-A--- ' ' , fy-A --v-' fur 6 L Q O I. 'XX 4.' s Nwx4,1 34 BREVAFD SENIORJ-HGH 'SCHOOL X 1'fBriavard, North 'Carolina . Nineteen ,Hundred and Sixty Two W, ' x KX 1 I x J wf i I - - .,,l.- 6' 4.1 ,M I, I, vv.. E, ,, 4-,.1 , :ia .J In Deepest Appreciation We Dedioate . . Behind the scenes of the smooth-run- ning efficiency of Brevard Senior High School is the remarkable strategist known to students and faculty as MRS. CUDD. Whether it be the complicated task of giv- ing each senior his long-awaited class ring or managing the business affairs of the school, MRS. CUDD is always at hand. No matter how difficult the task, she always has a pleasant word for everyone, be it student or teacher. No matter how busy, she can always stop to listen to anyone's problem. Her courtesy and deep devotion to the school is recognized and appreciated by all. lt is in sincere appreciation and deep affection that we dedicate the 1962 BRE- VARDIER to you, MRS. FOREST B. CUDD. MRS. CUDD, as seen by students, is often found here at her desk. But she is also seen throughout the school, distributing the teachers' pay checks, at the intercom making announcements, or in MR. KIMZEY'S office tak- ing dictation. Her life is the full, busy one of a compe- tent secretary. '- 'f'r- 4 on .-11 V' .-'F A 'lgg -i 'fl 1 'Q-4 X,,w ww t . ,...--Sq, -tt 5 ,fuu- !4 CA ' -l ,'r5f'f 4x',V'lh' 1- '-' ' uf ' 'J ' , -r Q ' ' ' ' ,A. 4 ,,--' 1 '-H 1 . . ' -V 'ff'- 21 ,:..ti,.-11 -XT i I V .-, -gg... 4 , Y 5-:N . . ,,-in if v 1 ' - ' X 1 - H - 53- , ,,, .wtf N ANA V - ,- -wg' Lx. f. .., .- 4 . , - f '?f' V-wifi Ne. . -- -X: mf, N-A-1' . -f aku, . A., A I., 1-W, .. x ' - 1-I ap ' ' T 1 . ,. 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Administration Keeping the school system within its approved budget, finding an interesting manner in which to present required curric- ulum to its students, and seeing that the school is operated smoothly and efficiently-these are iust a few of the many com- plicated and time consuming problems that face the administra- The progress and well--being of the county's schools rests upon the shoulders of MR. C. W. BRADBURN, County Superintendent, and MR. N. A. MILLER, County Supervisor. ,-rs e- tion of Brevard Senior High School. Few people realize the skill and patience necessary to promote a feeling of good will and understanding between parents, teachers, and students. Tran- sylvania County citizens should consider themselves extremely fortunate to possess such well-qualified officials in the field of school administration. With the assistance of her capable and charming secretary MRS. WOLF- GANG SELLE, MRS. DEWEY LAVENDER, guidance counselor at BSHS, seeks to help all students with any problems concerning their school or personal life. f--abrffh-V.. sm 5 6 . S QE 'wwgq f .,f 1 I Explaining the mysteries of algebra, solid geometry, and trigono' metry to BSHS students is the chosen career of MRS. E.F. TILSON. Not only does she provide a varied lesson plan every day, but she H1 ., iff 'Q ,' ' Q JT? fi-' R, u v' we-ef W4 is-fi. Combining good teaching methods and a personal interest in the students, MRS, GEORGE ABERCROMBIE teaches mathematics with enthusiasm and sincerity. also arranges each student's schedule and prepares students for their long-awaited graduation. .si- Each year many students are initiated into the complexities of plane geometry by our competent instructor, MRS ROBERT F. AN- DREWS. She is also faculty advisor for the Booster Club and the girl's basketball team and is responsible each year for sponsoring our beautiful Sweetheart Ball. Mathematics MR. ROBERT DANlEl.S, a local architect, finds time to instruct BSHS students in the art of mechanical drawing, in spite of his busy schedule. ll 7 ,gp-4 -..-,N An employee of Olin Matheson is the new and greatly respected Advanced Chemistry teacher at BSHS, MR. GLENN BARTLE. His is o difficult task, for he must offer scientific-minded students C1 preview of college work in this exciting field of study and research. Science Positive proof that good things come in small packages, MR. LANDON DEAL capably combines two very difficult assignments- those of coaching three sports and teaching general chemistry ana physics. A favorite of BSHS students, MRS. FULTON HOLLIDAY instructs sophomores in the fun- damentals of general biology, and still finds time to advise the active Student Council. One of the most dedicated teachers in Brevard Senior High Schoo is MR. DONALD E. MCLEOD. In his general and Advanced Biolog' classes, students are initiated into the lecture sessions and his in terest in nature and life itself are conveyed to each individual, mak ing his one of the most popular, yet difficult, courses at BSHS. mf-'cs ., 'Yr xref- N '31 1iWNW .. s we A ., tugs -,Ar-.2133-.i is-. -:-1-:-s--:ge - k 1 X-'I' silo :i'1.Yv'4x--.L 3' 3 1-I iii I 'f'EZ ff ' - ' 'wr , - -'33 eff, ' , 5 ess-,PS - -5.5 1 H i z 3 i - kai N s 5352! Vivid imagination and a rollicking sense of humor make MR. THOMAS WAT' ON'S classes in social studies interesting and informative. t i The Best in the West among football coaches LIFFORD BROOKSHIRE, an outstanding asset to BSHS. His pleasing personality and s I Combining a heavy coaching schedule and the teaching of four history classes is not an easy job, but MR. PAUL MAULTSBY seems to take it all in his stride. Interesting lesson plans and coaching techniques find the student body in agreement- Coach is the coolest l and teachers is our own MR. S O C :aching ability have made him a favorite with students and football players alike. An interesting and challenging subiect at BSHS is better knowledge of the world in which we live. the study of social sciences, Here students are broadening their horizons by gaining 9 ,.v1'lh SAUQT TON-Ei .13 52:1 Y '- . L ic 2 v 5 43 as ::g- U Li .L ' ' - 4 x xxx X K X I A new teacher who has talcen her place in our school naturally and efficiently is MRS. ROBERT R. SIMPSON. Her delightful sense of humor and pleasing personality make her classes interesting, and her dramatic ability has stimulated the play cast to malice the Junior Play one ot the best presented here at BSHS. MRS, ROBERT KIMZEY is the advisor tor the Broadcaster staff and senior English teacher. She has the marvelous capacity for making Shakespeare and Chaucer live in the teen-age imagination. w W 'X Senior English teaches us appreciation of our heritage through Languages - - English, Another new addition to the BSHS faculty, MRS. WALTER HOLLAND, teaches English to sophomores and seniors and still finds time to give special atten- tion to each student. if-LELBEST CF I EE st s . IEDM Always able to spark one's interest, whether in sophomore English or advising the annual staff, MRS. JACK TRANTHAM will be remembered by all for her unusual patience and unselfishness in helping all BSHS stuclents. J, if , ,. I rf, I 'fu . 'vi J' . :gem J. IN ' I ' 'T' Y I V mtv-F' l I 7 I K L the reading and comprehension of great English Literature. J .1-7' vs Y 4 pf Coping with ridiculous French accents, instructing BSHS students in the ways of human nature and sociology, and advising the FTA-that's the demanding iob of MRS. JAMES French , Spanish Moss With the help of his trusty tape recorder, MR, BENJAMIN FISH- BURN teaches Spanish I and II. He is also found advising the Beta Club in their activities during the school year. fu- 4 Vg X., The struggle to understand those irregular French verbs goes on, ond, in spite of everything, we learn parIer Ie francais . II 3 .il i E l With its unique beauty and modern equipment, the business department at Brevard Senior High School has much to offer its vocational minded students. . V ' Business Truly an excellent member ot our teaching staff is MRS. JOHN THOMPSON. She gladly gives ot her time and services to help ambitious students achieve cz better world through business. ,few V Check your ribbons-get set-go! These are the words repeated over and over again by our business expert, MRS. JOHN VERNER. To hundreds of BSHS students, she has conveyed the im- portance of business in the modern world and administered the complex training that makes o good typist. A new addition to the faculty, MISS PATRICIA SMITH capably accepted her responsibility as an instructor of Typing II and shorthand in our excellent business department. 12 I '54 M V! W3 ls li Q33 U ' iw ..--, . 1 ,, 6 usic BSHS is indeed lucky to have such an experienced musician as MR. CHARLES GLASS as a member of its faculty. instruct- ing beginner and expreienced band mem- bers alike and repairing damaged instru- ments are only two of Charlie's many duties. Known to BSHS students as Chief, MR. JOHN D. EVERSMAN is hecld of the Brevard Senior High music department. Throughout the school year, he directs our superior band, stimulating an esprit de corps in the student body which might otherwise be lacking. To the student body of Brevard Senior High School, MRS. VERNE HlLL has pre- sented a new and different outlook to the wonderful world of music. The Glee Club, under her direction, has become an active vital part of our music program. Library MRS. GLENN GALLOWAY, our capable and experienced librarian, gives library in- struction to sophomores and aids all BSHS students in their quest of knowledge. I4 The boys start each day and keep in good condition by practicing calisthenics. The beginning of school brings not only new courses to the members of the girls' P.E. classes, but also the fundamentals of soccer. -in Q V ll Il 53.511.- vwfr L 'If T Q?'iV '0 1 In-22? r 'till l iii Physica Education Cries at pain and shrielxs of laughter fill the air each day dur- ing P.E. class. The girls' instructor, MRS. BOB ANDREWS, has taught them well and has made it possible for the girls to belong to the Women's Athletic Association. The boys' coach, MR. CLIFF BROOK- SHIRE, has spent his year helping the boys develop their muscles and training future athletes for BSHS. 15 fafis ix, ,.W y ,,k 4 :S V .:,, , X X X X Q xtx QS? 1 4 X X S :X 'X X X 5 Qfx RN X si: 5-I-1-N 'XRZH :z':r.:'-riffiiczf., ' 4 ' , 1, : I .:,. in , x N R wi .. fa M ' FG! 5,3 I GEN ,, 5, , ,i 1 .,' -1-7 ' . D i . ' 1 A 1 . A4 , 1 'J' '. 4: I -41.45 a., in ,f.zm-.- LL ws J Two bifs, four bits, six bifs, ci dollar. All for Brevard sfcind up and holler! roars Through the crowded gym the morning of the game. The Day-- - Gee! We'll never eat ond gef back fo The game on time! SEPTEMBER Sure we're going fo play The game. Wl1o's going fo sfop for C1 liffle rain? Big See, oh see, our boys go down the line! f f - 4. mi :-, A i LZ, 1 in V I -.ga I ks' ' Q ,I ,I f x ' is Q f 'aa . , 1+ X 4- 56' ,' Q my ' I., ' C 9 xi -if R f25f - . Ii N 1 . J L f v . 4 K u.q U 'A .Q A . ,,.., I . k..,.. , X ' lx 1-f .' X X XXX . : . f N . 5 5. : 3 'z 1 f 1 x - ' s-0' ' gk 'W K 5-:-ww. . -. .. . 1 R..' i I - -: ' Li , s YI-, 'A .F x. . -sw-1 1-- ft: '- ' . X x Are you sure fhaf's Pinus pungens ? Horseshoe pits, presented to the school by the Stu dent Council in November, provide relaxation and en terfainmenf after lunch. s NOVEMBER CAND College Day at BSHS raises This quesiionz Are my D E C E M B E R College Boards high enough? l During fhe Christmas season, fhe Bible Sfory is refold again ancl again. A 4 4 ' x ! 'fir I . , yi 'EA Qf' ' ,QM ,QQWS I G x 1 -, 5 Lf! A Mmm., ,..,.. , . 1 ',4,.-.,,, V v A--A'1t?,,,, ,,w,-dow' Spring holidays mark the period of calm before the storm of final exams. MARCH AND APRIL TOMMY HALL, Student Body President, de livers an inspiring Easter message. ln the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of diamonds- baseball, that is. 131553-W -vin X . 4 S f Z ui .rr ifg-:X r ' .-J--'Rr X 4 l il Q 7 '- I , 4' , 1 ' ' 'fo 5 ' A sf 5 -f xi 3- 0 4 ni o Q N r 1 Brmg forth Mdy flowers wsxiwiii lkwsiugm., -xr. 3 4 'Al'il ' :M rw -4 .1 -R. -my xv, if U N 1'-- W, ,Q ,,, : :3qx...,.,.-. 40. Q .Jr :X P. Q--5, 'll v Q M115 '- -ff 'Af L- M , X .. il' ., , 11 'xj.f5f ,v , . xg' :ag 4 . lb ,lr it-V zgyxgxq , ,fm-4. - N r f, . 'Q , . 4. v- ' ' v,, 1 Q, . W1 i XX: . 3 I 9 H-H, ,J 'la Q Az. .P ' S E I O RS i'q. g X , 'B 4' v 'Q Q' QM ...rr Senior Officers t GEORGE TRUESDAIL President RONNIE OWEN Vice-President Class Motto PROGRESS IS THE ACTIVITY OF TODAY AND ASSURANCE OF TOMORROW. With tearful eyes and ioyful hearts, we, the class of 1962, prepare to enter a new era of our lives. As we survey the future, our minds are flooded with countless memories of the past three years at Brevard Senior High School. We recall clearly the dismay of being lost Freshmen for two years, but yet the excitement of moving into a new, modern school was quite worth having to accept this lowly station. Throughout the past three years, our class has continually distinguished itself intellectually, athletically, and socially. Nothing can compare with the immeasurable joy and pride we felt when our Blue Devils won the i960 State 3-A Championship, or when we realized that all of our 26 ...Ji- he THE PAM GALLOWAY , 1 Secretary KAY FOSTER Treasurer diligent labor and profuse preparations had p1'oduced a truly unparalleled Evening in Paris for our Junior- Senior. The success of our riotous Junior play, Onions in the Stew , gave us great satisfaction, as did the choosing of our class rings. How difficult it was to find adequate time for a con- ference with Mrs. Lavender, to call a senior class meet- ing, and to get our college applications in the mail on time. In spite of the hectic pace of our senior year, we still found time for the most important activity of all--- studying. As graduation leads us into the adult world, we real- ize that whatever the future may bring us, we shall have these precious memories to treasure forever. I 1 GEORGE LYDAY ALEXANDER JON EDWIN ANDERSON ROBERT FRANKLIN ANDREWS III CATHERINE SUE ATWELL ELAINE AYERS Seniors 1962 JOHN WESLEY BAUMGARN T ER, BRENDA GAIL BABB MARILYN BAKER THERESA GAIL BELL 'x DONALD JACKSON ASHWORTH 3' PETER FARQUHARD BEST, JR. HARRY HERBERT BISHOP V ri? LR 27 STANLEY THOMAS BISHOP DONNA JEAN BLANKINSHIP YVONNE JACQUELINE BREEDLOVE QW' PATRICIA ANNE BROCK THOMAS EDWARD BROTHERTON ROY BROWN SUSIE ELLEN BROWN FRANCES CAROLYN BRYANT KEN NETH TRUMAN BRISSEY We, the Seniors, Seniors LESTER LEWIS BROWN PATRICIA CAROL BROWN ROBERT LEE BROWN ALENDIA LEE BRYSON 'G BARBARA SUE BRYSON GEORGE DENNIS BRYSON JUDITH ANNE BRYSON LYNNE BRYSON Iook forward fo 1962 ANITA DOROTHY BURHANS CLARENCE DEWEY BURNS HAROLD LEWIS BURRELL ALICE VICTORIA CALDWELL R.L. BURCH ,-5 495 CAROLYN McCALL BURGESS 19 J ap' ,r LEE EDWARD CALLENDAR CORAL ELIZABETH CARR ROBERT DONALD CHAPPELL as -15u.-- BARBARA ANN CLAMPITT RANDALL CHARLES COLLINS CHARLES EDWARD COLWELL, JR. DAVID HOLLAND CORN A future filled I DOUGLAS MACARTHUR CORN RONNIE cr-mls cosTANzA I Seniors CHARLES LESTER COX SANDRA GAY COX MARTHA ANN CURTO STEVE ARTHUR DANIELSON PATRICIA LEE DANNER SADIE AGNES DAVIS SANDY DUCKWORTH J CAROLYN OVELLA EDWARDS DANIEL RAYDELL EUBANKS NORMA PHYLLIS FANNING SUSAN FARLEY with promise. 1962 BETTY KAY FOSTER LAWRENCE IRVIN GADDY WILLIAM MARVIN GADDY DORIS ELAYNE GALLOWAY FRANCES ELIZABETH FERRELL GRACE INEZ FISHER R QI Er Q, nrt JIMMY THOMAS GALLOWAY PAMELA JEAN GALLOWAY PHYLLISS OPAL GALLOWAY 'J 15 xx 2, 25 JAMES ALEXANDER GARRETT JACQUELINE FARROW GILLESPIE THOMAS WALTER GLAZENER JOHN TERRY GRAVLEY JUDY LUCILLE GRAVLEY CLINTON EDWARD GREEN THOMAS EARL HALL JR MANSON OTIS HAMILTON MARTHA RUTH HEATH Af the same time Seniors RAYMOND VERNON GREEN CAROLYN ANN HALL PATRICIA INEZ HALL ROBERT HAROLD HEATH Q 99 00 JIMMY ROSS HENSLEY HAZEL LEE HIGHTOWER RAYMOND DENNIS HIPP SHARON ELIZABETH HOLBERT we remember . . . 1962 JACKY LEE HOUCK DOROTHY MARIE HOXIT WILDA FAYE HUFF JAMES LEEROY HUMPHRIES ALVIN LEE HOLDEN MARIANNA HOOPER SUE ELLEN HUNTER JAMES HENRY HUTCHINS ALEXANDER EDWIN JONES 5- .illiliihw BETTY ANN JONES VERNON CLYDE JONES MARTHA FRENCHE KIMZEY THOMAS MARION KUYKENDALL GAYLE HAMPTON LANCE PATRICIA ANNE LANCE MAMIE LORETTA LEOPARD JOHN EDGAR LOFTIS III ROBERT MAURICE LOGAN A past fuII of Seniors WAYNE ERNEST LANCE EARL LEEROY LANDRETH THOMAS JEFFERSON LANGFORD MARTHA MAE MANLEY QR' CLAIRE WHITFIELD MATHESON RANZIE EUGENE MATHIS MAXINE McCALL PATRICIA ANN McCALL 0 , Wm, happy memories I VJ 2- '58 A I f 4 WILLIAM STEPHEN McCALL 5 ' 5 Q PATRICIA JEAN MCCLURE W J A , 'Q SARAH LAVONNE MCCRARY JAMES LEE McKELVIN DONALD LEE MERRILL RALPH MILLER LEX' 41 -.rf WILLIAM MARTIN MILLNER GEORGIA CAROL MILLS JOHN EDWIN MIMS JR 9 ' sf 'Q' DOROTHY MARIE MITCHELL DONALD LEE MOORE, JR. KENNETH WILLIAM MORRIS LARRY EDWIN NELSON May we achieve CLAIRE NERLINGER RALPH HOLLEN ORR Seniors xx TERRELL DAUPHINER ORR DORINDA DAVIS OWEN EVELYN ELVINA OWEN JIMMY THOMAS OWEN PATRICIA ANN OWEN RONNIE CLAUDE OWEN SANDRA JO OWEN II-. 'I I ,I-,-. 'ln f , I fi' W I' I 'II I 3 fi 49 I , 5 4: 'C' RONALD JOSEPH PACE JOHN DAVID PAGE MELBA EARLINE PALMER ROBERT EUGENE PARKER in our future 1962 DAVID ESTON PHILLIPS DELORES IRENE POTEET ROBERT CLEAMONES RAINES RICHARD LLOYD REAM WILLIAM GARLAND PARIS HAROLD RICHARD PASSMORE 'Q va' -'ti T? sul' FRANCES CAROLYN RHYNE BARBARA ANN RIGDON HARVEY GARFIELD ROGERS III QF' RUBY MARIE ROGERS VIOLET WINNEVE SALTER JOHNNY KING SCOTT ANNE ELIZABETH SCHLUNZ ADA REBECCA SHIPMAN Even more than BRENDA JOYCE SENTELLE CLAUDIA JANE SENTELLE V Seniors JAMES MICHAEL SENTELLE CAROLYN LOUISE SEVERS MARTHA LOU SHEPPERD MARGARET ANNE SITTON DORIS PATRICIA SMITH ANNE BLAKE SOUTHER CHARLES RU FUS STROUP in our past 1962 LILLIE MAE TINSLEY MICHAEL EUGENE TINSLEY JEAN MARIE TOWNSEND GARY NEIL TROTTER GN DANNY SURRETTE LOIS ELIZABETH SUTTON PATRICIA ANNE TALLEY moms GLENN msoN Mb EDNA FAYE TINSLEY 'S' GEORGE FRANKLIN TRUESDAIL HENRY CARRIER TUCKER JAMES CHESHIRE TUCKER an ,W-.q.... a. IA P. '- wa li A J S I A 1 4 P I 1. 1 I N r N E 4 K V 1 bg .: , .azzki :,'EkP?.., ' f JAMES LEE VALLANDINGHAM Seniors 1962 RONALD LEE WHITMIRE JOHNNY ALLEN VAUGHN JUDIE CAROLYN WARD VIOLET JESSE WATSON ROSA LEE WEST TERRY LAYNE WHITLOCK EVERETT WALTER WHITMIRE MARYLIN CAROLE WHITMIRE JOHN ROBERT WICKCLIFFE BETTY MARIE WILSON CARROL RAY WILSON Senior Superlatives MOST INTELLECTUAL SUSAN FARLEY DONALD ASHWORTH Men should be judged by the quali- fy of fhoughf they Think. 'ff F524 MOST COURTEOUS PAT BROWN RONNIE COSTANZA Courtesy wins woman as well as va- lor. -E.- I ' '..--1 A V .. - Il':'Eu. . Ns WITTIEST BETSY FERRELL CHARLES STROUP Me Tarzan - You Jane Who greased fhe grape vine? K '1 , fi. rf' Senior BEST ALL AROUND ANNE SOUTHER GEORGE TRUESDAIL We're siffing on fop of fhe world. MOST POPULAR PAM GALLOWAY JIMMY GARRETT Sorry, l'm busy Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Safurday nighfs of nexf week. MOST ORIGINAL CLAIRE MATHESON JOHNNY WHITAKER But, Mr. Kimzey, if's such a long way to the other end of the hall! H ,z i X 6 v I -x ' , 0 , x ,x xAM xx A 1 , ii N ' ,. M! fifrw MOST DRAMATIC PHYLLISS GALLOWAY CHIP ANDREWS Puf a liffle more 'oomph' info if 'dahling'. Senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DONNA BLANKINSHIP PETER BEST He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed offen, and loved much. MOST ATHLETIC BETSY CARR DONALD LEE MERRILL What do you mean '1ired'? You've only done 208! X 1-0 ..g:, -:,,i,,.k - ,4. V - r.. , ,,,, rm - ., C - has wr' fy- ' 'QQ' . 1 fl' .glvfq , - . . ' 1 if f. . ' .. 1'?1f4 f1ff- N, I :'.1 1'..'. go.: In Q' LL! Vg v ni ' W. , 4 M i 11 Wg? . 1 N ,' ,V M ,Hx 'T . I i-tx I 'K Y Q! 'J ..1 ,.,, is 1 2' ' 1 -5 ' ' 5' -. ' Q , Lx i Q' 11' -. ff it . f - ,ix , 'iff 'N ' ,,1-- pu' ' Q Il' L , in , x v IK! .. 4 f ' ' , ' Y - if P ' X 'Uk .-6' -ti ,-- . -is . A ff g 2 If ' . Q ' 5' sw 5- -. ' is lfv..-L ' lu' Z. sm! 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ROBERT FRANKLIN ANDREWS III Basketball 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 35 Key Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Monogram 45 Latin Club 25 Marshal 35 Junior-Senior Program5 Band 2,3,4-Drum Maior 45 Brevardier Staff 2,3,4-Layout Editor 45 Senior Superlative. DONALD JACKSON ASHWORTH I Latin Club 25 Junior-Senior Planning Committee5 Na- tional Merit Finalist 35 Senior Superlative. CATHERINE SUE ATWELL Broacaster Staff 4-File Editor 4. ELAINE AYERS FHA 2,3,45 4H 2,3,45 Glee club 3,4. BRENDA GAIL BABB 4H 2,3,4-Historian 35 Booster Club 3. MARILYN BAKER FHA 25 Booster Club 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. THERESA GAIL BELL Junior Play Usher 35 Booster Club 3,45 Broadcaster Staff 3,4-Exchange 4. PETER FARQUHARD BEST, JR. Key Club 2,3,4-Treasurer 3-President 45 Student Council 2,3,4-Treasurer 2,35 Latin Club 25 Camera Club 3-President 35 Junior Play 35 Bus Driver 45 Home- coming Escort 35 Sports Photographer 3,45 N.C. Youth Fitness Convention 4, Junior-Senior Planning Committee 35 Junior-Senior Program 35 Tennis 2,3,45 Broadcaster Staff 3,4-Editor 45 W.N.C. Roundtable President-45 Senior Superlative. HARRY HERBERT BISHOP 4H 25 Glee Club 25 Bus Driver 4. STANLEY THOMAS BISHOP Latin Club 25 Junior Journalism Staff 35 Junior-Senior Program5 Junior-Senior Planning Committee5 Key Club 3,45 Senior Superlative 4. DONNA JEAN BLANKINSHIP Latin Club 25 Booster Club 2,3,45 Marshal 35 Junior Play 35 Cheerleader 45 Annual Staff 2,3,4-Feature Edi- tor 45 Senior Superlative5 Beta Club 4. YVONNE JACQUELINE BREEDLOVE Medical Lake High School 2,35 Booster Club 45 Senior Superlative 4. KENNETH TRUMAN BRISSEY 4 H 2,3,4 46 PATRICIA ANNE BROCK 4H 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,4-Officer 45 Booster Club 3,4. THOMAS EDWARD BROTHERTON Football 2,3,4. PATRICIA CAROL BROWN Booster Club 2,35 Student Council 4-Treasurer 45 Beta Club 4-Treasurer 45 Senior Superlative5 F.T.A. 4- Treasurer 4. ROBERT LEE BROWN Student Council 4. ROY BROWN F.F.A. 2,3,4 SUSIE ELLEN BROWN Broadcaster Staff 4-Circulation Co-Editor 4. FRANCES CAROLYN BRYANT Band 2,3,45 All State Band 2,3,45 Student Director 45 Latin Club 25 Junior Play 35 Junior-Senior Planning Committee5 Junior-Senior Program5 Brevardier Staff 2,3,4 -Editor-In-Chief 45 Senior Superlative. ALENDIA LEE BRYSON Booster Club 35 FHA 2,3,45 4H 2,3,4. BARBARA SUE BRYSON Rosman High School 2,3 GEORGE DENNIS BRYSON Bus Driver 3,4 LYNNE BRYSON Basketball 25 Camera Club 35 Junior-Senior Planning Committee5 Junior Play Usher 35 4H 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Monogram Club 3,4. JUDITH ANNE BRYSON FHA 2,3,45 Booster Club, 25 Library Staff 25 Junior- Senior Planning Committee 35 Brevardier Staff 2,3,4- Typist 4. CAROLYN MCCALL BURGESS Glee Club 3. ANITA DOROTHY BURHANS Glee Club 25 Booster Club 2,3,4. CLARENCE DEWEY BURNS FFA 2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. HAROLD LEWIS BURRELL 4H 2,3,4. ALICE VICTORIA CALDWELL Brocton Senior High 25 Junior-Senior Planning Commit- T695 Junior-Senior Program5 Junior Play Usher 35 Bas- ketball 3,45 Monogram Club 4-Secretary 45 Booster Club 3,45 FTA-Vice President 45 Brevardier Staff 3,4- Business Manager 45 Senior Superlative. CORAL ELIZABETH CARR Glee Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee 35 Junior-Senior Program 35 Senior Superlative. ROBERT DONALD CHAPPELL Latin Club 2. Senior Directory BARBARA ANN CLAMPITT Track 2, 4H 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, FHA 2,3,4, Booster Club 2,3,4, FTA 4. RANDALL CHARLES COLLINS Football 2,3, FFA 2,3,4, Glee Club 3. CHARLES EDWARD COLWELL, JR. Marshal 3, Beta Club 3,4, Broadcaster 3,4-Copy Edi- tor 4. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR CORN RONNIE CHRIS COSTANZA Senior Superlative 4. CHARLES LESTER COX 4H 2,3, Football Manager 3,4, Glee Club 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Monogram 3,4, Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee. SANDRA GAY COX ,WI -.A X f ,. FHA 2,3,4. Fl I ' ' wg Q. ' of MARTHA ANN cuRro l Junior Play 3, Student Council 3, Junior-Senior Program 3, Booster Club 3,4, FHA 4, FTA 4, Cheerleader 4, Broadcaster 3,4-Circulation 4. STEVE ARTHUR DANIELSON 4H 2, FFA 2,3,4, Bus Driver. PATRICIA LEE DANNER Latin Club 2, FHA 2,3,4-Officer 3, FTA 4. SADIE AGNES DAVIS Booster Club 2, Library Staff 2. SANDY DUCKWORTH 4H 2,3,4, Glee Club 4. CAROLYN OVELLA EDWARDS Booster Club 2,3,4, 4H 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4. DANIEL RAYDELL EUBANKS Sophomore Class President 2, Junior Class President 3, Football 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Track 2, Senior Super- Iative 4. NORMA PHYLLIS FANNING FHA 2, Glee Club 4. SUSAN FARLEY Band 2,3,4-Council 4, AII State Band 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Junior Annual 2,3, Beta Club 3,4, Chief Mar- shal 3, Senior Superlative. FRANCES ELIZABETH FERRELL Booster Club 2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Camera Club 3, Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3, Junior-Senior Pro- gram 3, Broadcaster 3,4-Feature Co-Editor 4, Senior Superlative. GRACE INEZ FISHER Glee Club 2, Junior Play Usher 3, Beauty Pageant 2,3, Booster Club 2, FHA 2,3,4, 4H 2,3,4, Basketball Court 3. l-I.JV,J BETTY KAY FOSTER Latin Club 2-Treasurer 2, Beauty Pageant 2,3, Junior Play Director 3, Debate Team 2,3,4, Class Vice Presi- dent 3, Class Treasurer 4, FTA 4, Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3, Junior-Senior Program 3, Booster Club 2,3,4-President 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Senior Superlative, Brevardier Staff 2,3,4-Senior Co-Editor 4. LAWRENCE IRVIN GADDY 4H 3, FFA 2,3,4. WILLIAM MARVIN GADDY, JR. Basketball Manager 2,3,4, Baseball Manager 3,4, Track Manager 3,4, Latin Club 2, Junior Play 3, Mono- gram Club 3,4. DORIS ELAYNE GALLOWAY 4H 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Booster Club 3,4, Glee Club 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. .- i f JIMMY THOMAS GALLOWAY ' ' FFA 2,3,4, ry PAMELA JEAN GALLOWAY Booster Club 2, Maiorette 2,3,4-Chief 4, Junior Play Usher 3, Beauty Pageant 2,3-Court 2, Class Officer 4, Junior-Senior Planning Committee, Junior-Senior Pro- gram, Homecoming Queen 4, Senior Superlative. PHYLLISS OPAL GALLOWAY Latin Club 2, Student Council 2,3, Junior-Senior Plan- ning Committee, Junior-Senior Program, Junior Play 3, Booster Club 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Broadcaster Staff 4-Feature Co-Editor 4, Senior Superlative. JAMES ALEXANDER GARRETT Football 2,3,4-Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Monogram 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 3, Student Council 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Plan- ning Committee, Junior-Senior Program, Broadcaster Staff 3,4-Sports Co-Editor 4, Senior Superlative. JACQUELINE FARROW GILLESPIE Booster Club 2,4, Latin Club 2, FTA 4. THOMAS WALTER GLAZENER Latin Club 2, Basketball 2, Key Club 2,3,4, Junior Play 3, 4H 3,4, Bus Driver 4. JOHN TERRY GRAVELY Latin Club 2, Basketball 2, Student Council 3, Track 3,4. JUDY LUCILLE GRAVLEY FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 4. CLINTON EDWARD GREEN Homeroom Officer 2, 4H 2, Basketball 2, Track 2,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, RAYMOND VERNON GREEN Latin Club 2, Key Club 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Planning Committee, Basketball 4. CAROLYN ANN HALL 4H 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 4. 47 Senior Directory PATRICIA INEZ HALL Latin Club 27 Junior Play 37 Maiorette 2,3,47 Booster Club 2,3,4. THOMAS EARL HALL Latin Club 2j Christmas Pageant7 NCSCC Delegate 37 Junior-Senior Planning Committee7 Junior-Senior Pro- gram7 Key Club 3,47 Student Council 2,3,4-Student Body President 47 Broadcaster Staff 3,4-Business Mana- ger 47 Senior Superlative. MANSON OTIS HAMILTON FFA 2. MARTHA RUTH HEATH Glee Club 27 4H 2,3,47 FHA 2,3,47 Booster Club 2,3,47 FTA 4. ROBERT HAROLD HEATH FFA 47 Bus Driver 4. JIMMY ROSS HENSLEY Glee Club 4. HAZEL LEE HIGHTOWER Dana High School 27 Basketball 47 Booster Club 47 FHA 47 Glee Club 3. RAYMOND DENNIS HIPP Track 2,3,47 Football 37 Monogram Club 3,47 4H 2,3,4. ALEXANDER EDWIN JONES ' Latin Club 2j 4H 2,37 Football 2,3,4f Track 3,47 Mono- gram 4j Broadcaster Staff 4-Assistant Sports Editor 4. BETTY ANN JONES Latin Club 2-Treasurer 2j Glee Club 27 FTA 4. VERNON CLYDE JONES 4H 2,3,47 Bus Driver 4. MARTHA FRENCHE KIMZEY Christmas Pageant 27 Booster Club 2,3,47 Junior-Senior Planning Committee7 Junior-Senior Program7 Brevardier Staff 4-Co-Photography Editor 47 Senior Superlative. THOMAS MARION KUYKENDALL GAYLE HAMPTON LANCE Band 2,3,4-Council 47 Basketball 27 Camera Club 37 Beauty Pageant 2,3-Court 2,37 Latin Club 27 Class Officer 27 Junior Play Usher 37 Junior-Senior Program7 All state Band 3j Homecoming Court 4. PATRICIA ANNE LANCE Beauty Pageant 3j FHA 2,3,47 4H 2,3,4. WAYNE ERNEST LANCE 4H 2j Baseball 27 Glee Club 37 Senior Superlative. THOMAS JEFFERSON LANGFORD FFA 2,3,4. ELIZABETH si-IARON HOLBERT . 4H 2,37 FHA 2,3,47 cslee Club 3, Brevardier Staff 2,3,4 io, High MAMIE LORETTA LEOPARD -c..,-ctfCUi.-,fron Editor 4. Brevard 56 FHA 2.2.47 4H 2,3,47 Glee Club 4. ' ar ALVIN LEE HOLDEN School l-lbr y JOHN EDGAR LOFTI5 III Bus Driver 4. MARIANNA HOOPER Latin Club 27 Booster Club 2,3,47 Junior Play 37 Marshal 37 Homeroom Officer 2,47 Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee7 Junior-Senior Program7 Beta Club 2,3,4-Vice- President 47 FTA 47 Brevardier Staff 2,3,4-Senior Co- Editor 47 National Merit Finalist 3. JACKY LEE HOUCK FFA 2,37 Bus Driver 4. DOROTHY MARIE HOXIT Christmas Pageant 27 FHA 2,3,47 4H 2,37 Glee Club 4. WILDA FAYE HUFF Latin Club 27 Booster Club 27 Junior Play Prompter 37 Glee Club 47 Homeroom Officer 47 FTA 47 Broadcaster Staff 4-Co-Exchange 4. JAMES LEEROY HUMPHRIES Christmas Pageant 27 FFA 2,3,4. SUE ELLEN HUNTER Latin Club 27 Beauty Pageant 27 Junior Play Usher 37 Student Council 37 Marshal 37 Junior-Senior Planning Committee7 Junior-Senior Program7 4H 2,3,47 Booster Club 2,3,47 Glee Club 47 N.C.S.C.C. Delegate 3. JAMES HENRY HUTCHINS Latin Club 2. 48 Latin Club Qj Basketball 2,37 Tennis 2,3,47 Monogram 3,47 Junior Play 37 Junior-Senior Planning Committee7 Broadcaster Staff 3,4-Managing Editor 4. ROBERT MAURICE LOGAN Track 2,3,47 Football 47 Monogram 3,47 Bus Driver 4. MARTHA MAE MANLEY Glee Club 27 Booster Club 27 FHA 2,3,47 4H 2,3,4. CLAIRE WHITFIELD MATHESON Tennis 27 Homeroom Officer 27 Camera Club 37 Junior Play 37 4H 2,3,47 Booster Club 2,3,47 Cheerleader 47 Glee Club 47 Monogram 47 FTA 4j Senior Superlative. RANZIE EUGENE MATHIS FFA 2,3,4. MAXINE McCALL FHA 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN McCALL Glee Club 27 Homeroom Officer 27 Junior Play 37 Stu- dent Council 3,4-Secretary 47 Beta Club 2,3,47 FTA 47 Brevardier Staff 2,3,4--Co-Circulation Editor 4. WILLIAM STEPHAN McCALL Brevard Amateur Radio Club 27 Junior Play 37 Track 4. PATRICIA JEAN MCCLURE Maiorette 27 4H 2,3,47 FHA 2,3,4i FTA 4. Senior Directory SARAH LAVONNE McCRARY FHA 2,3,45 4H 2,3,45 FTA 4. DONALD LEE MERRILL Football 2,3,4-Co-Captain 45 Track 2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 4H 2,3,4-President 35 Student Council 45 Senior Superlative. RALPH MILLER Laurens High School 2. WILLIAM MARTIN MILLNER Homecoming Escort 4. GEORGIA CAROL MILLS 4H 35 Junior Play 35 Booster Club 2,3,4. JOHN EDWIN MIMS, JR. Homeroom Officer 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Track 2,3,45 4H 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. DOROTHY MARIE MITCHELL FHA 2,35 4H 2,3,45 Junior Play Usher 35 Booster Club 3. DONALD LEE MOORE, JR. Latin Club 2-Vice-President 25 Monogram 2,3,4-Presi- dent 45 Beta Club 2,3,4-Secretary 3, President 45 Key Club 2,3,4-Secretary 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4-Captain 45 Tennis 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee5 Junior-Senior Program5 Junior Play 35 Marshal 35 Homecoming Escort 3,4. KENNETH WILLIAM MORRIS LARRY EDWIN NELSON Glee Club 2. CLAIRE NERLINGER Latin Club 25 Booster Club 2,3,45 4H 45 FTA 4. RALPH HOLLEN ORR Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Monogram 3,4. TERRELL DAUPHINER ORR Student Council 3. DORINDA DAVIS OWEN 4H 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. EVELYN ELVINA OWEN FHA 25 Glee Club 2. PATRICIA ANN OWEN Basketball 25 Christmas Pageant 25 Booster Club 25 Basketball Court 35 Marshal 3. RONNIE CLAUDE OWEN FFA 2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Student Council 45 Class Vice- President 45 Senior Superlative. SANDRA JO OWEN Booster Club 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 4H 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. JOE RONALD PACE Bus Driver 4. JOHN DAVID PAGE MELBA EARLINE PALMER FHA 2,3,45 Booster Club 4. ROBERT EUGENE PARKER Christmas Pageant 3. WILLIAM GARLAND PARRIS HAROLD RICHARD PASSMORE FFA 2,3,4. DAVID ESTON PHILLIPS Latin Club 25 Football 2,3,45 Broadcaster Staff 3,4-Ad- vertising Manager 4. DELORES IRENE POTEET FHA 2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Booster Club 2,3,45 FTA 4. ROBERT CLEAMONES RAINES FFA 2. RICHARD LLOYD REAM Latin Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3,4-Manager5 Baseball 4-Manager 4. FRANCES CAROLYN RHYNE Tennis 25 4H 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,4-Cheerleader 3,4-Chief 45 Beauty Pageant 35 Junior Play 35 Glee Club 4. BARBARA ANN RIGDON FHA 2,3,45 FTA 4. HARVEY GARFIELD ROGERS Ill FFA 2,3,4. VIOLET WINNEVE SALTER Glee Club 25 Christmas Pageant 25 4H 2,3,45 FHA 35 Junior Play 35 Booster Club 2,3,4. JOHNNY KING SCOTT Track 35 Bus Driver 4. ANNE ELIZABETH SCHLUNZ Schlarman High School 2,3. BRENDA JOYCE SENTELLE , FHA 2,35 Glee Club 45 FTA 4. CLAUDIA JANE SENTELLE Christmas Pageant 25 4H 25 Glee Club 2,35.BasketbaIl 35 Junior-Senior Program5 Booster Club 2,3,4. JAMES MICHAEL SENTELLE CAROLYN LOUISE SEVERS Latin Club 25 Cheerleader 25 Booster Club 2,45 Mono- gram Club 2,45 Berea Foundation College 3. MARTHA LOU SHEPPARD Glee Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Boos- ter Club 2,3,4. ADA REBECCA SHIPMAN 4H 2,35 FHA 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. MARGARET ANNE SITTON Latin Club 25 FHA 2,3,45 FTA 4. DORIS PATRICIA SMITH Glee Club 25 Christmas Pageant 25 FHA 2,3,4-Officer 2,45 4H 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Junior Play Usher 35 Marshal 35 Senior Superlative. 49 Senior Directory ANNE BLAKE SOUTHER -Student Council 2,3-Vice-President 35 Beauty Pageant 2,35 Junior Play 35 Booster Club 2,3,4-Officer 45 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee5 Junior-Senior Program5 Homecoming Atten- dant 45 Senior Superlative. CHARLES RUFUS STROUP FFA 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Senior Sup- erlative. DANNY SURRETTE LOIS ELIZABETH SUTTON PATRICIA ANNE TALLEY 4H 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,4 Booster Club 2,3,45 FTA 4. THOMAS GLEN nLsoN I JAMES CHESHIRE TUCKER Key Club 2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 4. JAMES LEE VALLANDINGHAM Latin Club 25 Junior Play 35 Key Club 3,45 Baseball 3,4. JOHNNY ALLEN VAUGHN JUDIE CAROLYN WARD FHA 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 FTA 4. VIOLET JESSIE WATSON Latin Club 25 4H 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Junior-Senior Planning Committee5 Junior-Senior Program5 Student Council 45 Christmas Pageant 25 Booster Club 2,3,45 Bre- vardier Staff 2,3,4-Clubs Editor 4. ROSA LEE WEST FFA 2 3 4 Brevard Senior Hlgli TERRY LAYNF WHWLOCK, , , , . S h I L. -1 6 Broadcaster Staff 4-Assistant Managing Editor 4. LILLIE MAE TINSLEY -C 00 -lblflllx E W WHITMIRE Latin Club 25 4H 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,4. ' ' MICHAEL EUGENE TINSLEY Latin Club 25 Broadcaster Staff 4-Assistant Copy Edi- tor 4. JEAN MARIE TOWNSEND Waynesville High School 2,3. GARY NEIL TROTTER Latin Club 25 Student Council 35 Marshal 35 Beta Club 2, 3,4. GEORGE FRANKLIN TRUESDAIL Basketball 2,45 Baseball 2,45 Monogram 2,45 Key Club 2,45 Senior Class President 45 Homecoming Escort 45 Oak Ridge Military School 35 Brevardier Staff 4-Sports Co-Editor 4. HENRY CARRIER TUCKER Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Key Club 2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Senior Super- lative. I so Basketball 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,4. MARYLIN CAROLE WHITMIRE 4H 25Majorette 2,35 FTA 45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Brevar- dier Staff 2,3,4-Underclassmen Editor 4. RONALD LEE WHITMIRE Football 2,3,45 Monogram 3,4. JOHN ROBERT WICKLIFFE Football 2,3,45 Track Manager 3,45 Monogram 2,3,4- Vice-President 4. BETTY MARIE WILSON 4H 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,35 Glee Club 45 FTA 4. CARROL RAY WILSON FFA 2,35 Bus Driver 4. Q-,524 W BCLASSMEN gas- 1 1.123-4.Kw 138. Jim Fortune, President, Connie Poor, Vice-President. 1... X 5 1v::+v 3 g W., ., X ,. NW 'nik' NX Winky Pierson, Secretary, Monica Driscoll, Treasurer. Junior Gfficers Junior play, special courses, extra privileges, Junior- Senior Prom, selecting of class rings, first class meeting- these are some of the highlights of the iunior year at Brevard Senior High School. For the first time in their high school career, they have been able to make their own decisions, make definite plans for their future, and lead rather than follow. Theirs has been a year of activity beginning from the first school day in September and ending at the seniors' graduation. Several of their classmates were enrolled in advanced and college level courses, while 52 dramatic-minded students participated in our successful junior play A Connecticut Yankee in King Artl1ur's Court . With the profits netted from their play, they staged the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom in honor of the graduating seniors. As they watched the marshals lead the class of '62 down the aisle on graduation night, they realized for the first time that next year they would have the tre- mendous responsibility of setting the example and help- ing others gain by their experiences. . , . N...,..,. Phillip Adams Gwendolyn Allen Margaret Allison Mary Allison Tommy Allison ' Edith Anders Roy Ashe Bret Ayers Lane Bagwell Stanley Bahnsen Lee Von Bailey Mike Baker Barbara Ball Jerry Ballard Jayne Bennett Tommy Blackwell June Bracken Leroy Bracken Marie Bracken Pat Bradburn Carolyn Brown Lynne Brownell Mike Bryson Doris Burch wr' ' I . .4 x 6- 5. N L- Q- Y' C' 4. L ff ,sa Q il I I l ...Q es, iw, 'ts' tl 5 c Nr . .C ,ix Q' gf gf' r zmiom Rmlzle New Same 0 espomibilzfy S' 9 br '? Q 1 . - 6 L- .... f 438 -QQ' 5' 4 1-I Q 5. I 2 an B S- -cr, .6 ,. . v- E as-g c 1 ,er qi L. V C- Q gil 1 U he X Charles Burnefte Angelyn Burns Mary Lou Cantrell Barbara Clark Jean Clark Mike Clark Aundria Cline Carl Collins Jerry Collins William Combs Stewart Cook Harold Corn Larry Corn Roger Corn Terry Cox Lola Mae Crane Jim Davidson Anne Davis Judy Dechant Connie Dickson John Dickson Bobbie Dotson Monica Driscoll Judge Dunlap my-le TT: ,K ' , x 8' ., 5 ,- Q .G . 4, X tr x wr- J E. 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Bill Pearce Bob Pearce Louise Pierson Margaret Pillow Connie Poor Dick Queen Jack Raffield Joe Raffield Bernice Reese Jimmy Ricl-cards Bert Rider Janice Rigdon Betty Rogers Al Ross Jerry Salter Margaret Schlosser Matt Schlosser Ellen Schlunz Betty Schranz Orval Sitton Ronad Shuford Butch Skerrett Linda Sprouse Sybil Strickland v sl N 'S' X vs. WE X :IE 3-XR Fizz, . em -, Q. is x V A' xX S zmimfs Carefully Make J :Q . .Z I R 5, X .N N X .Y ' M' s .N 'X , 1-X X x vm ..,, Y X 6 X 5 AXL,i..+w V' X .. X cis X -Rf. ,--Y k t:-1' , is M :X i V- X are Qc X ' x s si Sv yr f axwfl . liz .45 X w t X Q X' if SY' sm ..-N . fx x X 'W 2. Xx My 4' nie .... X W w s P NN -:.,:.f- ,.,.. ,f s:,. , , t ,..,,, S Q. :Q - X 3 ' X ft.-1 f::s,:1:- R il, gg. ati? x Pat Parker ,x 3 X ew.. wx X 662520125 . . .,., r ' - - if ggi yi X I , 4 Y 5: , ' iii if i . IQ-,X Q at-if 15. ,- . -. .TL C' Iwi ' tx Q r ex .W . 'Q M . 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V cv X ' x W, .ay ' Q if -SID: Q Irma Hampton Walter Hart Betty Heath Harold Hebert Marjorie Henderson Sandra Henderson Joyce Halbert Darrell Hogsed Richard Holden June Holliday Dickie Hughey Larry Hunnicut Mike Hunter Rose Hunter Charles Jenkins Jimmie Lee Janes Carolyn King Hardie King Larry Landreth Sandra Landreth Virginia Lee Jim Leopard Sandra Lyday Greg Macfie 'N -H - L 2' Ju. .Qx X r 35 f4 1 ag X .i:l1,,f 6'i. 1- .g 4 A jf? eg, . X-.ef 2,- it ' V l ,V it I 5 :R , A-, W' :Q NOT PICTURED James Bracken Donald E. Owen Wayne Ellis Donnie Owen Jerry McCall Jimmy Reece Donald Owen ai' 2 J M721 D gg , R Qaaei4LM4asZf,gMa?W ,, VW, X , Qeffi Skiigg T V i 'Q L . :I l r , ,.. . J +7:7::f'l J s f e l Q in f Freda Stiles Johnny Stroup Frank Smith Ronnie Smith Ricky Swann Mary Tinsley Marvin Taylor Nancy Turbyfield Ann Vallandingham Bruce Wauchope Bob White Jane Whitmire Madge Wilkins Clyde Wilson Jimmy Wilson Mike Wilson Roger Wilson Diane Woolen Ben Zachary Ruth Zachary iiiiioifs Make Their ebiif Iii Maile Twain Classic iv.. A confused college student who finds himself unwillingly living in the time of King Arthur and his knights was the theme of this year's Junior Play as the iunior class presented A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. 56 Q J x ' le gt ,r 1 Pictured above are the Juniors who were chosen by their scholastic standing to be Marshals of the 1962 graduation exer- cises. They are as follows: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Co-Chief Marshals Al Ross and Mike Hunter. SECOND ROW: Jim Davidson, zmimf Acfzvzfzes Shown above are Mrs. John Thompson and Miss Patricia Smith, Co- Chairman of the Junior-Senior, directing a group of Juniors in developing new ideas for the dance and prom. 9-1 i The Sophomore class Officers are us follows: LEFT TO RIGHT, Sharon Richards, Secretary, Carol Walker, President, Lee Roy Bishop VICE President and Kay Whitmire, Treasurer. Sophomore Off1CGPS Entering the world of high knowledge is a challenge for any group of young people, particularly if they must follow in the footsteps of previously outstanding classes. The class of '64 realized the mammoth task before them, and set out to not only equal, but to surpass their predecessors. They have done well their first year here at B.S,H.S., and we are expecting them to outdo themselves in the years to come. They have enthusiastically augmented the school spirit and willingly co-oper- ated in the extracurricular activities. They eagerly anticipate the ncreasing res- ponsibilities of becoming upper-classmen and the seniors nod in agreement, They will do an outstanding iob. pu Jo Ann Alderman Cary Alexander Elaine Allison - 6 ,nl dr S- 5 Eddie Bornefte 1 1:7 Q: Evelyn Barton Kenneth Baughn Jerry Arnold Sharon Ashworth Bobbie Atkinson Larry Baynard Languin Baynard Judy Beddingfield Louise Afwell Carolyn Ayers Becky Babb Dennis Bishop Lee Roy Bishop Rod Bromleft Andrea Bahnsen Elizabeth Baines James Bantl-ner Susan Breedlove Tommy Brissey Linda Brock Sophomores - -, ' iii - - Ann Brown Beffy Brawn Donald Brown Anne Danner Steve Davis Carole Dillingham Tommy Bryan? Keith Bryson Sandra Bryson Dennis Ducker Harold Ellis Lloyd Fisher Tommy Burrell Sandra Callender Joan Camenzind Wallace Foster Lewis Frady Rodney Franks Mary Jean Coleman Kay Cox Mary Louise Dale Joyce Frizzell Clyde Gaddy Ella Mae Galloway ei' so 5- 'L N 9 Q 8 f.. 5 yn' Hx X -A J J 2? is 'ii L r ' 'ln ' A fs-5 is ge by F, xx' A ,f ge cu- I 5' . 59 T Annie Mae Masters Spenser Mocfie Edith McCall Mike Metcalf Mary Katherine Moffitt Robert Moore Gwendolyn McCall Geraldine McCrary Snlly Mclarty Lois Morris Frank Murr Charles Myers Bill Medford Charles Merrill Joy Merrill Marlyn Nerlinger Carol Sue Newsome Howard Nicholson Larry Merrill Raymond Merrill Don Messer Mary Jean Nicholson Susan Norris Teddy Ormand Class of 1964 ew .. gi 'L' vs Qi. Cheryl Orr Cora Bell Orr Wanda Orr Johnny Peterson Gail Pressley Edith Raines Linda Osborne Joann O'Shields Bobby Owen Cynthia Ramsey Sharon Richards Shirley Rigdon Roger Owen Shirley Owen Doris Owenby Nathan Roberts James Rogers Anne Schmidt Ken Parker Linda Patterson Mary Alice Patterson Charles Soleeby James Sentelle Johnny Sentelle .X Q' 'IZ' ' 0 0 c , . v fu T7 f .3-gi E' 5 el, L GL vi ? ir-v L4 vc- , L w I tx g ' Danny Shook J N E Wayne Shook ' f Z .l?A.:w ' ' - ,... - , t Stanley Surrette .'::ff1-:JT .'L, . , y ' Q Kenneth Suttles I 'W' 'ii' Johnny Thomas V. 1 is E 5' Julia Shuford V ' l V - 7 f w- Pat Singleton H QAQ th I 1.5. V ' ROSE' Thurston , - ' V552 Alvin Tinsley ii i ' -' 5' Jerry Tinsley L' A 2 0.55-1,,,: Tommy Sitton Q E : ' . Carolyn Smith X f ' - ,. - , Elmo smffh ' ,T 4 M Q T -- y p , 'f' J :fi -iff' llr - ' Charles Tritt J H WSL Linda Waldrop ii - J Roy Smith ,, X Q I K . r. . Betty Sorrells 5: ..- iv 'rv ' Lynne Stricker , f -hL- I ,152 A Q ' s ii' if X' v ivw J if 'fill' it Ronnie Waldrop 9,3 NI-E eq - ' K. A K, Carol Walker Y.-. Joe Wallin A me Q a I ,N Becky Warren Jean White Roberta White Troy Whitlock Kay Whitmire Ned Whitmire K Q 8 K X X X - . i .V 5' jx , . ix E Ruth Wilson Gerald Wooten Bill Wright Nancy Yeager Gary YO'-'09 Not Pictured James Bracken Dick Queen Clyde Wilson I t,s,, .tm -4., r-Af I ,fL'u.,,..! .. '-JJ ,,,, . Q H1-.-V4,Y:,?5,4 f ,1 ,e,. 'ag-4, J K 'V ,, N. M. ww. , . . us X , , X M, . , K , www, . 1 X e ,r 4 l , , .wg ' .3,Nw,. ..:pr. . Q sin y 9' F 4 5 Nix N 06+ ix 0 X xt iyxx, .. Q , , :,x,.g,...,q::vf --.,...-,., .5 s f i ' I, ., 1 9 4 X? X 1 wr, f 1 ' P X f f 5 1 Q, ,-4 ' W. NVQ x I , w . , 4 a .-IP-'J '. ,, 1 x .1 xr' ' H 4 '-.Qg23.,fj QT N Mal Ax 4' V. ,QQ Q X X 'fY ,Qf I ffifjfrfs -V 'f ,Q w 'z VV X , rf' -8. Ill 4 X iv ' -f1x, -.,.-'s ,-' 'M - .L ' I3 , ,, Yu ,,-..., , -..- QV IE -1-JEL, , :- ... S U n X 1 W f, s A- K .: al 9 A W ....- 4. 1 l I I . , .Q W nnifptsiiitffytnl o 0 lgfl?'9f?lfmfn VW' et s -W L H NP it L hkzls 54 ! wifi, MRS. HILL goes over plans for Christmas Program. 59 Ithhlrffnf-5-If-an-.415-f'gd o nl I v-,4 ,- f L Weis' Glee Club Demonstrates Mzzszml Abilzfy Sit up straight, feet on the floor, breathe deeply, and now let's do a scale. Each morning the Glee Club enters to hear these routine expressions. You really must give me your complete attention as we have the Christmas Pageant and P. T. A. program tor which to pre- pare. Since these students were selected through auditions, they are capable of pleasing their audiences with an enjoyable presentation of musical selections. MRS. HILL introduces her group to civic organiza- tions with programs throughout the year. The Glee Club has made an aesthetic contribution to the high school. 67 I 'BA The Broadcaster Is Published By STUDENTS OF BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL Brevard, North Carolina Member of N. C. SCHOLASTIC PRESS INSTITUTE Editor-in-Chief - Peter Best EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editor John Lottls ---4f 'H- Assistant - Terry Whitlock Sports Editor Jimmy Garrett we Assistant - Edwin Jones B Feature Editors Phylliss Galloway, Betsy Ferrell Copy Editor Charles Colwell Assistant - Mike Tinsley BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Tommy Hall Advertising Manager David Phillips Business Manager gives Circulation Editors last minute instructions. Circulation Martha Curto, Susie Brown Exchange Fay Huff, Theresa Bell A Files Catherine Atwell i I ,gy Q, N, , 3 'si ' The Editors rush to get last minute copy written and typed. le! Q. if Oh my goshI W 5' I' -1 MRS. R. T. KIMZEY, advisor of the BROADCASTER staff proofreads the copy before publication. Editorin Chief, PETER BEST, puzzles over various column layouts for the newspaper. M .if f .STX Wizmizzcg Neufspazpezf Defifgbff Sfzzrzlenf Borzfa' Deadlines to meet, copy to write, pictures to have de- veloped, money to raise, and a summary of Shake- speare-all in one week. These are only a few of the many battles the BROADCASTER must wage against time and circumstance. Completing senior English and publishing a prize-winning newspaper is the difficult requirement of the Journalism staff, but all seem to t Al complete both successfully. As a deadline draws near, the whole staff combines their varied talents and ener- gies to prepare a paper which will please the students. lt is apparent that they have done their iob well, for the students have come to rely upon the BROADCASTER for the latest bits of iuicy gossip , sports news, edi- torial features, and the forthcoming events in the school. 69 l Our advisor MRS. JACK TRANTHAM, guides OUV EClllOl', FRANCES BRYANT, PUU565 G us in the making of the 1962 BREVARDIER, moment for contemplation before yelling MRS. T-R-A-N-T-HVA-Ml The zfewzwimf-BS H .Y '5 We, the BREVARDIER staff of l962, faced a tremendous challenge as we began working on the annual last fall. The two preceding staffs had both produced prize-winning yearloooks, and we wanted to continue this tradition. To uphold the high standards set by our predecessors was indeed a difficult task. The most momentous obstacle confronting us was agreement on any one thing by a maiority of the staff. Our patient and understanding ad- The class learns much during a year of public speaking. .. 11-5 piss Y-QE? X XXX ,.4 ' i. ss l y ' sf ll I - ,.,,.....- d ,,,.- 5,4 in Xwk VICKY CALDWELL, Business Manager, and CHIP ANDREWS, Layout Editor, argue over the cost of an intricate layout. Ozzfsmmfmcg Annual visor, MRS. TRANTHAM, acted as referee in our numerous arguments. Final- ly the plans were completed and we settled down to only minor squabbles. Despite layout changes, lost pictures, lack of talent in our copywriters, typ- ing errors, impossible deadlines, and exorbitant prices, the T962 BREVAR- DIER has, in some miraculous way, finally become Cl reality. Our goal is that you, the students of Brevard Senior High School, will find as much enjoyment in the result of our efforts as we did in producing this annual- The i962 BREVARDIER. PAT MCCALL and SHARON HOLBERT, who are Exchange and Circulation Editors, puzzle over money shortage and lost receipts. Our typist, JUDIE BRYSON, groans to Under- classman Editor, CAROLE WHITMIRE, What do you mean you lett out all the Owens'? the mystery of what goes where. , i ' 1 Y' l l 5 . 4 Y' nf , v If wma 'Q cf' te' S , A . 95: Q 1-1 The tremedous responsibility of taking the pictures for our annual belongs to MARTHA KIMZEY and JON ANDERSON, Co-Photogra- phy Chairmen. VIOLET WATSON, Club Editor, and DONNA KAY FOSTER and MARIANNA HOOPER, BLANKINSHIP, Feature Editor, try to unravel Senior Co-editors continue the never-ending search for original ideas. Q 71 iw: -QW' As a project this year, the Key Club sold boxes of peanut brittle ey lub evelops Personality Members of the Key Club are selected by former members according to their person- ality, scholastic ratings, and their willingness to work. Their reward tor their constant effort to better our school and community is the an- nual Key Club Convention which will be held this year in Winston-Salem. This con- vention is held in a true spirit of fun, with careful attention placed on the meetings, banquets, and elections. Under the guidance ot the superb offi- cers which have led this club during the year, its members have created for them- selves a note-worthy reputation which de- mands the respect of the entire school. PETER BEST President DON MOORE Vice President DONNIE GARREN Secretary, Treasurer KIWANIS CLUB Sponsor E v -.-ahh jj i ..zbi,f,.,v f Hr I ng?- fha! 'ff ,Tr 'ff Y 4, ,trek-l f ' 1'-1---s'. 13f', ! .' t1g.yfi,?1, ,fi -A Q1'l- '--f-51 fo -l fit N fx .I .V I Pr V I ,fr T' I KY ,rv A, 4 g 6' -1-L... Q. Aff .g.1f.. N! The trip to T1 vention is one the club year. the Key Club Con of the highlights of .virgo . llllllll Vllliill 33 73 Q, t1 ,st Ii -'i i Office Siezff Helps Keep School Rnnnencg Sfnoofnbf The office staff is composed of students 5 who have been selected on the basis of honesty and ability to work. The daily rou- tine of excuse signing, selling tickets, an- swering the phone, running errands, and making announcements is quickened by the help of these students. The Leozfengf Sfolff Promotes Better Use Of The Leoffeny l've lost a book, will you help me find some information on snakes, and where are the magazines? can be heard throughout ,C the library. This staff is trained to help other individuals in their T' search for information. sv-vii k A. .4 A Bm Drezferf Cezrrv Large Regberzyeeefeziv A maiority of the students at Brevard Senior High School depend upon the bus drivers as their means of transportation to and from school. Upon the shoulders of these young men rests the responsibility of many lives. Their judgement and ability to think clearly is re- spected by the students, faculty, and administration President BETSY FERRELL Vice President VICKI CALDWELL Secretary JACKIE GILLESPIE Treasurer PAT BROWN Reporters FAYE HUFF BILL MILLNER Sponsor MRS. JIMMY SLEDGE Fzefzere Teezebers Germ Perception Of Feelee' An organization composed of young men and wom- en with an important goal, The Robert T. Kimzey Chapi- ter of the National Future Teachers Organization, strives to instill in its members an accurate idea of the teaching profession. Brevard Senior High School is indeed fortunate in having so active and valuable a club as the FTA-an organization dedicated to inspiring the teachers of to- morrow. alike. V1 ws ' N' E ff ' 5 ' NV . x L if . g i E- ' tt A M .,.v,. t ,,.,, gg ,gi r f -I i. tq , . is , . I .. ., Y A .,,, .,., . Al ., Ai l , a Q NJ, sf .,.'Agwi Q 1 ' I 4 '- .1 1 -? I .... . , ' I -' Vg. g ' s. A ' ' ' 1 . . .. ' ' . r--I. Qi' , I W ' fQ ' N. .,-ieietwl I T - I. 1-M . ft .- , , 23:55 H A 'ca' M i T3 ' .H , .g 1 A , - B K as . 3. S ef - is is is A The Monogram members attend the annual initiation. The Monogram Club folds programs for the football games. . 'x DON MOORE President BOB WICKLIFFE Vice President VICKY CALDWELL , , , Secretary JIM FORTUNE . , Treasurer Booster and Monogram Clubs s C MONOGRAM CLUB AND BOOSTER CLUB WORK TOGETHER TO BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT A hard year's work, a blue letter upon a background of a proud- ly worn white sweater, the annual initiation, and finally an athlete becomes a member of the Monogram Club. This club represents a goal sought by all athletes. It features the athletic leaders of the school in the role of promoting better sports- manship and team support. Each year the members are responsible for the publishing and selling of football programs at the home games. Members offer their services at all athletic events and sponsor the Monogram Dance for themselves and their dates. The climax of a year of athletics is the initiation of new members and an annual picnic enioyed by all old members. H fkl as lt' ., Faithful and true-hearted, we will boost for our old high can be heard throughout the school year. The club motto could be ex- pressed as We're with you team, we're with you team, so fight team -fight. The Booster Club, advised by Mrs. Bob Andrews, furnishes the necessary school spirit to boost the teams. With increased member- ship, they present a rousing cheering section at athletic events. Their after-school hours were taken up with designing and hang- ing pep posters and decorating the goal posts to encourage interest in the coming game. As a project this year, the club sold sweat shirts with the Blue Devil emblem in order to promote a uniform appearance. The main event ot the year was the Sweetheart Ball which was held in Febru- ary. The year is brought to an end by the picnic and initiation of new members. The club's activities become memories of a successful year. bw Cheerleaders teach Booster Club members the fundamentals of cheerleading. .X President KAY FOSTER Vice President VICKY CALDWELL Secretary, Treasurer ANNE SOUTHER Advisor MRS. BOB ANDREWS This year the Booster Club members sold sweat shirts as a proiect. 7 4-QVAQ -f , 9 film em lub Leads The chan! In Scholastic Average Sighs of relief and moans of woe answer the question, Have you got one yet? Failure to maintain an A average brings on the dread letter of suspen- sion from the Beta Club. Prompted by the desire for stronger leadership, citizenship, and character, Beta Club members have been designated by the high school authorities as President Vice President Now to find the square root, you move Secretary this one over here and that over there and Treasurer read your answer here. Sponsor . m' worthy of special recognition because of outstanding attainment and promise. Highlighting the many activities of this club, a student tutoring service is offered to students needing special assistance during semester examination periods. Among the honor societies in Brevard Senior High School, the Beta Club ranks highly. , DON MOORE MARIANNA HOOPER .. SUSAN FARLEY , PAT BROWN MR. BEN FISHBURNE All opposed . . . 78 k ,wc.X,. R T Debate Teezm Enjoys Szeeeessfzel Yeezzf In the two preceding years that we have occupied Carolina. This time only the negative was victorious, but our new school, it has boasted a prize-winning debate both teams made the trip to Chapel Hill. There the nega- team. ln T960 both the affirmative and the negative tive team was defeated in their sixth debate of the teams won their triangle and district debates and went year. lo Chapel Hlll for the Slale lmals' This year all four of last year's regular debaters will Again in T961 both teams won over Erwin High return. Since they all have gained experience and School's debate team and proceeded to Boone, North knowledge, BSHS can look forward to a profitable year in debating for 1962. Fzemre Homemakers of America Develop Skills The primary interest in the Future Homemakers is in they attend an annual banquet and the district rally of the learning of home management. Covering many the club. phases of homemaking, the girls make dresses, read books, and learn about food preparation such as can- ning, cooking, ond freezing. The members of the club strive to use their knowledge and experience to develop into successful homemakers of America. Not all is hard work for the Future Homemakers, as - . 1 s -'s--iivtlimh rt 1 t' ' ' ' -.-,1,, .' is 1- ,,a.afffs,s:g-vi IU! 79 'sei l 'F' Future Furruers leuru through Experience Building stage sets, landscaping school grounds, and learning the care and the feeding of young animals are some of the daily activities in which a Future Farm- ers ot America member participates. Under the guidance of Mr. Randall Lyday, these young men of tomorrow strive to obtain a better America by Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, and living to serve . RONNIE OWEN . President CHARLES STROUP Vice President BUD BURNS . .. . . Treasurer LAWRENCE GADDY , . Secretary ROY BROWN , Reporter STEVE DANIELSON g Semi,-,el Mr. Lyday supervises the boys in a landscaping proiect. Versatile little table, isn't it? l NS! so Ji ' X 1 p 1 ws...,'y. ,i fi, x V K i--5 .,- x gqv-. , ,, . - .'a: a ' . .5- qixui 3359- N' , .4-1-Ig:-.V-F k lf N , 4 4 F ,, ng. K . ,zffikx If t 573K ' ' like ' 'QQ . Ylgffffzg , , V 1 1. fa 541 ,N f .-5 522- 3 -A 1, 4. Q4 xy,-11. 3.2 !'Z ' 1 x SPoR'1's -44, bw nz., -su. A .n Q 4 . SX . ,, V Q . in ' Q 1 s X was z .' .cfs ' W X 322 I -1. X . I . ,Y . gf X 1,1 , .- . Nvx ,. .. . , ,..:,... 1 e- K., sm... wk- Ax- . . -X .-v -.ws-1. 1 ' .USP XII'xsiiifrfkxgi-.X?iigAS3' -X G 'IV'-f 'P-I7-':lZ7'7' 1'1:':'i3I'v ' x .:q:g:.:.'- b- f Ss , wt., NN--HM-. .,.,, , ,1,:g-1.3152 il , Eriifw' -. ' U -. V . . 'litlglzz-'-5351 : 'i 45-13712751 , ,+A , .. N Y W ,.A. ., .. .. x ., 'X . ' J 1. ., .... Eze Q ., .,,X, . ,. X sims tw 1 2+-X esp BOB WICKLIFFE LLOYD FISHER JIM McKELVIN GERALD FANNING The rebuilding process is extremely difficult, particularly if one has produced a state champion team the year before. This was the problem COACH CLIFF BROOKSHIRE faced last summer. Inexperience weighed heavily in his hands, yet the boys' determination and his own patience and understanding produced another prize-winning team-The Brevard High School Blue Devils! For the second consecutive year, the Blue Devils advanced to the state playoffs, but this time Canton won first place honors after a hard fought game. The success of the team was hampered temporarily due to the loss of seniors JIM GARRETT, RALPH ORR, and JIM Mc- KELVIN-whose absences resulted from iniuries received early in the season. BOB WICKLIFFE, RALPH ORR, CARL COLLINS, and JIM FORTUNE, were named to the All-Scholastic football team for their outstanding play throughout the year. BOB WICK- LIFFE was the only member of the Blue Devils to be placed on the Western North Carolina first team. Although a 7-4-I record might not seem too outstanding to some sports writers, we the students of BHS feel that we were well-represented by our Devils on the grid-iron this year, and We ore all proud of them, not only for fheir Qfhle- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Cook, E. Brotherton, K. Suttles, D. Shook, R. Franks, J. Gravely, D. Hogsed, B. Ayres, K. Parker, L. Fisher. SECOND ROW: S. Macfie, D. Phillips, J. Collins, R. . f Bramlett, J. Fortune, D. Owen, L. Landreth, B. Skerrett, E. Jones, tic achievements but also for their good sportsmanship. CARL COLLINS ROGER OWEN LARRY LANDRETH RALPH ORR III- 'U . Xi , nn . 5 , JIMMY GARRETT DON MERRILL Co-Captain Co-Captain ungill iv QL iii 5' ,ff Q95 4 Coach Mculfsby. THIRD ROW: Coach Brookshire, M. Melcalf, B. King C Stroup D Merrill J Gurreh B Zucho B Wickliffe FOURTH ROW: R. Whifmire, G. Fanning, R. Owen, J. McKelvIn, L. Bracken, J. Cuuble, C. Collins, J. Ballard. -1' 5' -. Q . 'T bf, aurcr-1 sxennerr 4 ' . 3 5 JERRY comms I CHARLES smour K 'it' JIMMY CAUBLE DON OWEN JIM FORTUNE if 'Q 356' f ' '.-., '- lf' 4. 7! . Q' f n ' ' I . 1 5 V L . U . 1-.,,, ,, - A.. 1,1 -Q .-1--H ,sf I .- -. QT, .Qi I 5 . L, , . A -s,- , X1 U Q sy v -ix Q - , ' 1 . . L I ell. I .533 ,fl f A ? N. J' 2' au X I A A f 2. 5, 'Wan' ., . ,1-, 4 ,B I, 1 . .. S r. ,,, t V 1 V. 4. .V N I P 1' i . li If 1 5' .1 , . ,M I K ae N fr X, Q my q J if-lv 1 , A Q. Our Hard Working Coaches Coaching is a big responsibility, especially if a full teaching sche- dule is carried too, Coaches PAUL MAULTSBY and LANDON DEAL a- gree, yet each accomplishes both with competence and ease. Their enthusiasm and sense of fair play are present in the classroom as well as on the playing field. COACH BROOKSHIRE and BSHS are quick to praise the two assistant coaches who help to mold our boys into the flashy BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL BLUE DEVILS. swam? fe... 2 The three coaches working hard on pre-game strategy. COACH BROOKSHIRE IS VOTED THE BEST IN THE WEST Gain a boy's respect, help him learn to distinguish between right and wrong-then teach him the strategy which makes a winning team. COACH CLIFF BROOK- SHIRE believes that this is the formula that builds the boy and molds the team. Here, on the playing fields, a youth needs the guidance and discipline of a well- qualified mentor. A boy's experience in athletics can ultimately result in either self-confidence or self-con- sciousness. Whether he plays on the first team or the third makes little difference. Team play is the all im- portant factor. For his untiring efforts COACH BROOK- SHIRE surely deserves the title, BEST COACH IN THE WEST. 86 IIN V.: '81, -- V . . 5 2 Ll Q 1 5? ' f Z , -.1 -5 . 1-.1 .:-.--w ,, I '--2 3 ' N I . ' 1:55 --1 vu- Y-.' , gznj -' , ' 1 5 Eywg ' I 1' i.:.: u3 19' if an an 'X Q 4 Q R D in -V - U, I Q iz H1111 I ' li j ' ?B ss, 35? 5? fi QF 5 Qi X -Sb A - B5 n KR! i ii .., -is Q JOHN DICKSON CARL COLLINS Although the score book lacks visible proof, the 1961-62 Blue Devils have played outstanding basket- ball. Winning only three games, East Henderson, Ros- man, and Canton, during the conference season, the young team has shown improvement with every contest and B.S.H.S, has high hopes for the District and Blue Ridge Conference tournaments. DON MOORE, the ooN Moons, captain team's only returning starter and leading conference scorer, has coptained the team through thick and thin. COACH MAULTSBY has capably adjusted the boys to sportsman-like conduct in their losing streak and has fired the boys with courage and determination to fight to the bitter end. .umtI!.Q. .41- 'Q O it s 5 V 12 31 1 J n IT 3 . 4 is a N xx I f gg I A V, l ,IA :: E f L' L X, A J fi? E -' 1 ', tx, J ...J 4543 '- ' -ig.- iz, Y 5 H I 'ne' Q ' ' . ga- -- -of 'ue I f--'. s 7' KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lane Bagwell, Leroy Bishop, Don Moore, Captain, John Dickson, Bob King. STANDING: Jon Anderson, A George Truesdail, Johnny Peterson, Carl Collins, Gay Gasque, Chip Andrews, Ray Green, Mike Clark. 91 '.' TRUESDAIL is guarded heavily as Conion sets up full-court press. The Game -- N L Through the p-4 Spectators Eyes s f Play is hard and rough under the boards, 92 Tension mounis for PAUL MAULTSBY, Coach of the BLUE DEVILS, as the game progresses. QP? 75 uf if -5 ,QIHL ? 9f,iUi' 5 W gig fin mnwmwwubwwwwr V f-- -..' 'vw-4 . ' L.-.v .. V .4 I I .jx ...Q in V 74: V 4 l xi. If E JOHNNY BRADBURN CHARLIE BRADBURN i 5 . S' :fi -f '-' JIM WINGATE Douo ROGERS Our 1961 Baseball Team O I I I il .Q I IAN' Rv g vi. '.:' :m.,LL4xQ I1 Tag . ,E I V g il an fi, gg.: : I ' g Y -infer-e f:..5,,LL.U- 5-in ,fi ,Lf 3 ,Q ne. I-M LEFT TO RIGHT: T- SIYOUP, 1114-IHGQEY. M. GGIIOWGY, C- COIIIHS, M. Clark, Coach Paul Muulfsby, J. Ingle, D. Rogers, C Bradburn C. Gillespie, J. Bradburn, J. Wingcne, R. Shufford, E. Greene, J. Fortune, L. Bagwell, B. Owen, G. Cocm, B. Gaddy manager MIKE GALLOWAY CHARLIE GILLESPIE CARL COLLINS JIM FORTUNE ' ...,. wp-B I 'J 'ie I ,J ,. XS 3 K' sf' Cf ., ZS SCORES Brevard-5 Brevard-I4 Brevard-7 Brevard-I 1 Brevard-9 Brevard-5 Brevard-2 Brevard-lost by forfeit, Brevard-2 T , .,,. -I wig- .sv -511534 - L fd - ' ea +L. A ,auf A-A me 'rw 'rim ar A vb 0 r L ,0- 'fi-'s I , r A ,- 1 .:- 1-.f V , ,, , 'V -I -.. Q tg.-4. .i 5 g ..1,,,.,.,. y 1 I., V scones t df 'ti xv., W -.Ml : M QL' I i ' I 'S' ' Rosman-2 I ' 'WJ ' X 'M' Hendersonville-ll ,,-- , ,, 1 H '- C. Erwin-6 C qv! , h X . Canton-5 , Th Waynesville-2 fiv 1 .vii lla' -3 Reynolds-3 Y 1 Y4 f- I F I Enlxa-4 X I ' 1- ', N Bethel- X Qt : North Buncombe-1 R N X ,, .v.f'f.--.?vl .--1 X. ' 1 rv , - 4 1. 1 pk .7 .. , , .MIN ,-'Mauser 1 -.bf .,plf,, T ' -,. sr- W 'sy I .A- x-N 'A W ' fi- -. X 'E -'I .avi--vs'14. irq'- ..- s.r ' ,Gam-::-of X if l .4 l V L' 1 ,Qfv-In., -' ' H Captain, BRANLEY OWEN At times our pickott play was the deciding factor in close ball games. During batting practice, Coach Paul Maultsby is often heard yelling, Back up Fortune, it's coming your way. ,fin 'KN-Q., -'11 IL ' ' ,ZA J-X A :. -. -..,.4,.-Q -vig, - , ,.. - . ., ,rw 4. ' , J. 1 I if 'i'2.'.?P--' - ..fm ,. .Hin T -or 4 151 P' ' ,- -.v-ft swf ' Mfefw, 1 x,,,.,,A,,,. x Q w ,. .fwf 4' 1v-v.-- g I, HL . .a .?.'-:.g,...iLg '-x1 --f + 1 7 ,-41Tgv:ff-11vgf'..1t-w-,,-L-' xg. I I ' . -. 'l':1'-fqlffff I. - MJ' I - H., ,'.,f3,1nsuJrh.1,,-V, CTA' 5: R. fl:'R,fi'f I fqfl.-v,sff ,,'2.-'.'T'ri,.,,-1,.1i,l F13 .4 pr- ,, I.-,,,t1 it I .'--:+1.f..., f tl-n sr-vi, i. . t- - -'-pi-4 , .r 2:-'My filfii - I 1- 'H 'f a rpm.' I ' ' - -- ' . -'Lf e,.'1,w . . 'ui' A, . 1 Z... ,, -1 . aj . 'Zfwf f - ,.- , . 1' M.-scffj.-GAF' 1 K . -A-f 1- -'H ,. . 'q'2gE,5' ,- .4 5 All , It My wh, 'uygj if .t1,,. .N 'I- g,-'FET'-- xii,- s' flfYw4v'vs.,. '-Ifczmnr' .- . .. 5.25 Collins leaps high into the air to avoid an on-rushing opponent and completes a double play. Led by the highly regarded mound staff composed of DOUG ROGERS, BRANLEY OWEN, and MIKE GALLO- WAY, and with the assistance of such outstanding hit- ters as CHARLIE GILLESPIE, and CHARLIE BRADBURN, COACH PAUL MAULTSBY'S baseball team lost the Blue Ridge Conference to Enka last spring by a narrow margin. As a result of fine play and hustle, the Blue Devils finished the season with a very successful 9-2 record. 95 FIELD EVENTS: Cleft to rightb J. Geffen, , L. Jones, T. Mitchell, B. Logan, R. Orr, G FQ Gasque, L. Corn. 1 E E I COACH LANDON DEAL looks pleased as he watches another championship track team develop T under his supervision. l Brevard Cindermen On Top in A11 Meets X 6' ae? wx -'sh .XA ' ,, , ya -- QM , L ei i'i'?':..s1s The relay team composed of QLEFT TO RIGHTJ D, Cheek, L. Jones, R. Hipp, S. Hilemcm, D. Merrill, M. Nicholson, T. Mitchell, G. Gasque, R. Orr, J. Dickson. and T. Stroup, contributed a large num- ber of points toward the winning of the different meets. l The Brevard Cindermen continued their long list of victories of the past two years by capturing the Western Carolina Relay, the Blue Ridge Con- ference title, the W.H.K.R, relay, and the Brevard-Hendersonville meet. ,ni- v , , AX' I s ' .' V FEATURES It I 1 I I I S Pl I I I . Hard Work and Intelligence Lead 3 I , Z 'SEQ-'7 4 A v f 4 -I DONNA BLANKINSHIP, second highest honor student, has been very active in extracurricular ac- PATRICIA OWEN, another top student at B.S.H.S., plans to be- come a business teacher after tivities. graduation. SUSAN 'FARLEY was honored as Valedictorian of the Class of '62 because of her outstanding academic achievements. DEWS, MARIANNA HOOPER, DON MOORE, PATRICIA BROWN, CATHERINE ATWELL, and LILLIE MAE TINSLEY. Not Picturedza KAY FOSTER, PAT MCCALL. These students, in addition to the honor students, make up the top ten per cent of the Class of '62. Pictured with MRS. LAVENDER, they ure left to right: CLAUDIA SENTELLE, SUE ELLEN HUNTER, MARTHA CURTO, GARY TROTTER, JON E. ANDERSON, CHIP AN- 98 to Recognition in the Hall of Fame CHARLES COLWELL, an honor stu- Representing the Class of '62 PAT SMITH, an outstanding honor dent, is pictured above presiding scholastically is another outstanding student, has contributed her time as Master of Ceremonies at grad- student, FAYE HUFF. and talents in the search for know- uation. ledge. X T --TQLJ. l K KAY FOSTER was chosen D.A.R. Good Citizen because of her aca-COACH DON MCLEOD' Oufsland' ' ' ' ' I I ' ing B.S.H.S. biology teacher was Because of high academic ratings, ' demic standing and extracurricular h d , T I u C' Y I pa,,icip,,gion in exfmcur,-iculur DONALD ASHWORTH, National udivmes' Ygggge Mc: of rrhrgygsgrhu Dun Y 5 activities, and pleasing personali- Mefif FiY1UllS?, hGS l'1'lUCle un OU?- fy, JQN E. ANDERSQN was named standing record here at B.S.H.S. Teenager of the Year. '? 5 vs Trophy winners selected by the football and basketball teams are: BETSY CARR, girls' basketball, LLOYD FISHER, best defensive player, RALPH ORR, MR, GUTS , JIM FORTUNE, best offensive player, DON MOORE, boys' basketball. 99 Cold Weather and Football Season MISS PAM GALLOWAY HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS MARILYN BAKER MISS KAY FOSTER - - x., I we K. . , r 'af Down the halls of B. S. H. S. little groups of people buzzed excitedly. They were predicting just which of those lucky girls who had been named for the Home- coming Court would actually become queen. Even the members of the football team who had chosen the court by secret ballot were puzzled as to which airl had received the most votes. Then came that big Friday-Homecoming. The seven contestants rushed about preparing for the parade and finally the pre-game crowning ceremony. One by one, the girls were presented to the cheering crowd, each girl clinging to her escort's arm and declaring, l know it won't be mel The moment came. We proudly watched MISS PAM GALLOWAY being crowned our Homecoming Queen for 1962. MISS ELAYNE GALLOWAY Herald the Festivities of Homecoming I- W .T , -iw - . 1 ,x-. 'L,QT.,kxrg,x'A-rizg , L X l . WAY B S H S'S 1961 HOMECOMING QUEEN I MISS ANNE SOUTHER - 4 The Homecoming attendants were greeied with cheers during the Christmas Parade. MISS PHYLLISS GALLOWAY MISS GAYLE LANCE 'lOl The climax of the evening was the crownig of MISS PAM GALLO- Senior Contestants s e 3 rfv- itz g +i'1E5 s' Z: Q i ' f 'M .ff I 1 N ,: Z3 .1 Each year the annual staff sponsors a beauty pageant to name MISS BREVARDIER and her court. From each class a list of lovely lasses are chosen by the staff, and these contestants are voted upon by their respective classmates. The semi-finalists then enter the pageant. These beauties are presented to the student body dur- ing an assembly program, and the finalists are selected. Their pictures are then sent to the Asheville Beauty Academy for iudging, and the winners are announced in the annual. The sophomore finalists from the beauty pageant were CAROL ANN DILLINGHAM, SHARON RICHARDS, KATHY SINIARD, LYNN TRANTHAM, and CAROL WALKER. The junior finalists were LYNNE BROWNELL, AUND- RIA MCGUIRE, WINKY PIERSON, CONNIE POOR, and MARGARET SCHLOSSER. The senior finalists were MARILYN BAKER, KAY FOS- TER, ELAINE GALLOWAY, PAM GALLOWAY, GAYLE LANCE, PATSY LANCE, and CAROL RHYNE. Underolassfnen Contestants 102 is sp F2 , i it 1 Junior Aifendanf MISS AUNDRIA MCGUIRE 'Q' w. Sophomore Ahendunf MISS CAROL WALKER 'un-fl Senior Attendant MISS PATSY LANCE WE PROUDLY PRESENT THE ATTENDANTS OF MISS BREVARDIER FOR 1962 3.1: V-I Y ,.ga44'ffM , q .Lrg I I If if G-I I f Sl! ws wi, Senior Affendonf MISS ELAYNE GALLOWAY 'L 'GIS 'if .Iunior AIIendanI MISS MARGARET SCHLOSSER FB 'FE' Sophomore Attendant MISS KATHY SINIARD WE TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING MISS BREVARDIER OF 1962 MISS GAYLE LANCE 'Qf '93 A ff- ' ' . f 'f 'T C2f-.1YnA 'x,Qqg- I Vfh...-wff . . . ul A - ',, 'lf if ,, .'F' !'P'1:L-11' ., Aff, . - -'nV ilf f X AJ Us L. .sX.l,,1:IyI, .IW xl. f'c 'Ur .1'Ig1w.Q'1v 5511 fb-SQIV W , p 4, x ' . - ' .r I 1: F- 165 iffnaffffi-2 . ji- -.. fff'f?52 , Q ' 'f wr Qs v:0,.ww,Q:'. 'sf1'f2f- Q, ff--,iw -'size' ww Qfflixx bf . , 4 . ' . - 'L .,..- Aug, ts ' ,qi . I A JV 'f '4w '11 T 1 9 ur f' '15, V Q,-K1 -v .f 'iw 1 yi 4 lJ.n.,, A 'Z f?Jg,.4fL'f'l,,,'L'. QM gil saggy,-51 , , . ,R h.-...f av, -as-' 'rf' -,. . Y Jim 4 I 'Fx xx A '-:vdfJf9-S - .swf-.4-L -Q -V rx' . 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N K ., I f, 1 ' .1 -, , X. .wx ' M- Q y ., ,f - X . ,Q , H .X ' 77' .A . ' . V, Meet Your Friends At 1 Varner s YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY Dial 3-3311 Brevard, North Carolina PAUL OWENBY, Owner PA'I'1'ERSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE SPORTSWEAR PARSON'S JEWELERS FINE JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING Compliments of MORRIS PHARMACY Corner of Main and Broad St. Your Family Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS-OUR SPECIALTY 1West Main Street Phone TUrner 2-3521 AUSTlN'S STUDIO RECORDS-SHEET MUSIC PORTRAITS And All Branches of Photography Dial 3-3111 Brevard, North Carolina TR ANTHAM'S DEPT. STORE East Main Street Brevard, N. C. DRY GOODS AND SHOES READY-TO-WEAR FOREST GATE MOTEL Located at the Entrance of Pisgah National Forest Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. PERRY ALLISON JOE'S LITTLE STORE 985 Asheville Highway FISHING AND HUNTING SUPPLIES H. I.. SINIARD USED CARS GUARANTEED usso CARS TANKERSLEY'S FLORIST WHEN IT'S FLOWERS Complimenfs of SAY IT WITH OURS R' L' Ph 2 3421 Nigh Sh d F Y Enioy ourself... refresh vngfh Cgke X 0 I rg , Qf 1.2 lm, C DUIEWQGZZZWCEMIZQNY Complimenfs of MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION BREVARD ROTARY CLUB Brevard, N. C. Brevard, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Ric. u s vu of' E. I. Dupont De Nemours E Company PIGMENTS DEPARTMENT Brevard, North Carolina L 8. H APPLIANCE COMPANY T7 S. Broad Street Brevard, N. C. GENERAL ELECTRIC T.V. AND APPLIANCES Burgin Grocery and Delicatessen T004 Hendersonville Road Brevard, N. C. C0-ED THEATRE and BREVARD DRIVE-IN THEATRE Brevard, N. C. SINIARD STAR TAXI Boyd's Phillips 66 Service 34 YEARS OF SERVICE ' ' I FUEL Complete Passengers Insured Safe Drivers OIL CGF Service Mountain Trips of Interest Phone 2-28'll Phone 2-3143 North Brevard PISGAH CANDY COMPANY TRIANGLE Brevard, N. C. DRIVE-IN WHOLESALE WE NEVER CLOSE CANDY, DRUG SUNDRIES AND PAPER SUPPLIES BREVARD COLLEGE Offers BUSINESS - PRE-PROFESSIONAL MUSIC - PRE-ENGINEERING LIBERAL ARTS - CO-EDUCATIONAL FULLY ACCREDITED Day Studenis 5365 Per Year Write DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Brevard College Brevard, N. C. Compliments of CORN'S DENTAL LAB AND BUS STATION Brevard, N. C. LOWES FOR LOW, LOW PRICES CLARK FOWLER CIGAR CO. HAV-A-TAMPA PRODUCTS Asheville, N. C. Compliments of WILSON'S RADIATOR AND TIRE CO. CREST 5 8. 'IO Your Self Serve Ben Franklin Store Brevard, N. C. Serving Western North Carolina Farmers Since 1920 LUMBER FARMERS FEDERATION COMPANY FRANK WD' Manage' DON JENKINS, owner Brevard, N. C. Brevard, North Carolina TU 2-2231 BRIDGES COAL 8. OIL cO. RAXTEW5 RAD'0 3' T- V- P. O. Box 229 GUARANTEED RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Brevard' N' C' Rosman Highway TU 3-4141 COAL - FUEL OIL- KEROSENE - ICE Night UN 2-7534 Phone TU 2-5121 Compliments of COLEMAN TIRE COMPANY I I I I N. Caldwell Street Compfjmenfs of Brevard, North Carolina I CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY MOODY-CHOATE Funeral Home 229 S. Caldwell St. Telephone TU 3-2421 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE CAROLINA CLOTH SHOP Highway 64 - West Headquarters for Quality Materials and Sewing Needs Also, We Do All Types of Sewing Phone TU 2-5053 LANGFORDS MEAT CENTER QUALITY MEAT CENTER AT LOW PRICE Attention! Home Freezer Owners Let Tom Kill and Process Your Meat THE KNITTING NEEDLE BRANT YARN - KNITTING ACCESSORIES BOOKS - LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS Free Instruction Located in Vorner's Drug Store BRYANT ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Construction and Repairing Residential and Commercial Dial TUrner 3-3031 341 King Street Brevard, N. C. Office Phone TU 2-3191 Home Phone TU 2-4095 ARNOLD INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE C. W. ARNOLD, Owner 39 W. Jordan Street Brevard, N. C. THE BEAUTY SALON Jordan Street Brevard, N. C. HAMILTON'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Motor Rewinding a Specialty Industrial - Commercial NEW AND USED MOTORS 330 King St. TU 2-6951 Brevard, N. C. Authorized Hotpoint Dealer and Service Compliments of MILLER'S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS King Street Telephone TU 3-2541 Brevard, N. C. MORGAN BROTHERS, INC. WHOLESALERS - DISTRIBUTORS CANDY - CIGARS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES Paper Products and School Supplies Compliments of BELDING HEMINGWAY CORTICELLI Hendersonville, North Carolina TALMAN OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. 8 College Street AL 3-2376 Asheville, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 CARR LUMBER CO. Pisgah Forest, N. C. Compliments of LEWIS EARLE JACKSON POST 4309 of the VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Compliments of HENRY C. McDONALD ARCHITECT OWENBY BROTHERS W P N F AMOCO EEIIED Located Adjacent to T the Beautiful Campus of GAS WITH N0 LEAD Brevard College Corner of Broad and Jordan For the Best in Radio Entertainment KEEP YOUR DIAL SET AT I24O W P N F Brevard, N. C. Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of OWEN G. LEE Register of Deeds CAMPBELL'S SUPER ESSO SERVICE East Main Sftreet Your Friendly Esso Dealer We Give S 81 H Green Stamps TOXAWAY HOUSE Lake Toxaway, N. C. RAY JOHNSON'S TEXACO STATION Complete Auto Service Pisgah Forest, N. C. PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL WHOLESALE FOODS FRESH - FROZEN - CANNED - DRIED Dial 2-6751 Asheville, N. c. EASLEY BREVARD MONUMENT CO. T. CHARLES GARRETT 100 West Main Street Telephone TU 3-2644 Compliments of CLOTHING FOR Main 5,,ee, BOWER'S STORE THE ENTIRE B Grd N C HOUSEHOLD cooos FAMM SPORTS EQUIPMENT V i I I 5 V N ,vyL'. 1 Ml 'Q A , 1 E 1 1 I 1 y , f ff mf N 1 l if ki N I E E 1 . i Q x 1 l P 1 l N A I 'V E - i I W ,ULX wg: rl! '1 1: 3. ,I if M U W w i E , W , n Y H . 4, I I 1 5 5 5 7. 5 I li Brew C5 HXg,h S-c'nooX Lxbrz-.rx I 1 .1 A J 'N H W ' w L X 1 Y ' N I I YJ Qr A + 'Vx 11 4 , I A w M3 Y Y Y Eirevard Senior HELIIL Schooi Library