Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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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.

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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

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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