Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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Students enjoy group discussions. MRS. SAM BREWTON Head of History Department History 11, History III The Declaration of Independence— a part of our American heritage. MISS NANCY EDWARDS History II, History HI IS AN ? AOVEI Social studies forms Citizenship . . . understanding freedom, justice, and Iminanity . . . discussing foreign relations . . . involving debates . . . past, present, future . . . Constitution . . . revolutions . . . and anarchies . . . illustrations and maps . . . reading current news . . . international peace . . . the instrument of success for the future. Maps are the tools of geography. MRS. WILLIS BRITTAIN Georgraphy, History II 18

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and appreciation Students listen attentively to “Getting to Know You” from The King and I. MRS. JACK TRANTHAAl English II Students work hard to find the underlying meanings of stories and poems. MISS THEODOSIA SPROLES Enghsh II Oral book reports often add humor as well as a review of the book. MRS. CHARLES COOK Enghsh III “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.” —Frost MRS. PAUL OSTBORG Enghsh III, IV 17

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an epic Mrs. Monday’s informal lectures aid stu- dents in understanding our nation’s eco- nomic problems. MRS. GRADY MONDAY Economics, History III 19