Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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for Our Old High . . . School spirit-bonfires, posters, pep rallies, giving your all in team spirit was a part of the ever changing face of school life. Spirit was at its peak during the football and basketball seasons, but only because spring brought more important thoughts of graduating or, for the un¬ derclassmen, just passing. Each student at BHS participated in or was affected by school spirit. He did not have to be a team member or cheer¬ leader but merely a staunch supporter of any of the Blue Devil squads. However, those who supported the school with sweat and blood and tried their best, whether it was in a winning effort or not, deserved the highest of praise. Of all the students who read and sang that line “. . . let us boost for our old high . . .”, only a small minority did anything about it. To wear the big blue “B” was truly an honor.

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I 1 . . . Glad Faces Beaming .. . Every school day brought new challenges which most students accepted smilingly. The majority of the BHS students were friendly. New and lasting friendships were formed and old ones strengthened as students toiled to¬ gether. An aura of friendliness seemed to en¬ velope BHS this year. Many things brought smiles to the students’ faces: a touchdown, another basket, a sprinter crossing the finish line, pep rallies, a word of praise, or a good grade. When there was a camera around, the usual cry was, ‘Take my picture!” Not everyone was light-hearted and gay. As usual there were groans at the least bit of work and many frowns. Sadness prevailed at the loss of a game, a failing grade, a broken friendship, or a disappointment. Though there were times of despair, happiness usually fol¬ lowed. v k , 1 V 9