Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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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

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,...ev..-.,.A..t.-..,.,,......,,....M..,,.s..t... , , . .. E a Principal R. T. KIMZEY spends long hours seeing that BSHS is coordinated in such a way that teachers and pupils work together in a friendly, informal atmosphere. 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

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,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