Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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I Include National Honor Society 25 26 27 28 29 30 BETA CLUB, FIRST ROW: S. Norwood, C. Childers, C. Waldrop. SECOND ROW: B. Dennis, ]. Gash, D. Hill, C. Landreth, S. Woody, C. Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Brittain, C. Warren, B. Reese, B. Brown, ]. Lea, Mrs. Setzer. Stressing the qualities of leadership, character, and scholastic achievement, the Beta Club symbolized the zenith of outstanding ability. To aspiring stu¬ dents, membership in the Beta Club rep¬ resented the pinnacle of mental cultiva¬ tion and achievement. The recognition and respect accorded to the Betas ex¬ pressed the esteem in which they were held by the student body. The Betas strove to preserve this honor by giving service to their community and school. Meeting once a month, under the cap¬ able leadership of Sam Norwood and the co-sponsors, Mrs. Brittain and Mrs. Set¬ zer, the club suggested extensive proj¬ ects for communicating its goal of com¬ munity service to the public’s attention. A profitable spaghetti supper con¬ tributed funds for the clubs’ treasury. The highlight of the year was the state convention in Raleigh. The co-sponsors discuss the change from the Beta Club to National Honor Society. “Let us lead by serving . . 29

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BETA CLUB Beta Club Is Broadened to NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, FIRST ROW: C. Cline, L. Raxter, F. Allison, R. Hooper, C. Childers. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, B. Brown, S. Woody, J. Stilwell, J. Crane, B. Bowen. THIRD ROW: J. Lea, M. Brown, C. Ramsey, S. Norwood, L. Siniard, B. Misenheimer, D. Hemphill. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Setzer, C. Waldrop, B. Dennis, J. Gash, L. Dodson, B. Dennis, C. Landreth. Mr. Corbin discusses club policies with the officers.. Bonnie Reese works diligently to complete a term paper. 28

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KEY CLUB Gives Service to School and Community Sanitation squad scrubs scribbles. Membership in the Key Club was open to boys who had gained the unan¬ imous vote of the members of the club for that year. Bob Brown, president of the organiza¬ tion, and Mr. Deal, sponsor, led the club in several community projects such as cleaning the civic and community club signs at the city limits. The Key Club displayed itself as a se¬ lect group of young men ready and eager to face the challenges of leading and learning in today’s progressive world. “Baby Hughey, we’re supposed to decorate, not demolish!’’ KEY CLUB, FIRST ROW: S. Norwood, B. Brown, C. Waldrop. SECOND ROW: S. Moore, G. Banther, C. Cunningham, D. Durham, G. Buchanan, J. Hunter, M. Parker, T. Bryson, J. Stilwell, T. Loftis, N. Johnstone. Sponsor, Mr. Deal. THIRD ROW: R. Houck, D. Stroup, W. Hooper, R. Norton, B. Bingham, H. Bradburn. J. Gentry R Robin¬ son, M. Ashe, D. McCall, D. McCall. 30