Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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STAFF Keeping the wastebaskets empty is one of Mr. Classon’s time-consum¬ ing jobs. Staff serves students and faculty Many and varied were the tasks of the Brevard High lunchroom and janitorial staffs. Mrs. Bert Neal, lunchroom supervisor, and the cafeteria ladies were con¬ fronted daily with the awesome job of feeding several hundred pupils. Frank English and the other custodians kept the halls and grounds clean. Working from early morning into the late afternoon, the janitors swept and mopped our school in an effort to keep it spot¬ less at all times. Mr. Frank English helps Ted Tawney get ready to leave school after the last bell. Mr. Owen demonstrates the use of one of the tools of his trade.

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efficient work Though new at the position of principal, Mr. Stanley managed to organize all school-related func¬ tions. Mrs. Holliday and Head Coach Ed Emory assisted Mr. Stanley in student matters. As head of the guidance de¬ partment, Mrs. Whitmire aided students in need of counseling. She and her assistant, Mrs. Thelma Bryson, were kept busy all year long, administering tests and of¬ fering advice to pupils who asked for it. The clerical work was handled by Mrs. Bryson, secretary, and the competent office staff. Mr. Corbin and Mrs. Olson worked together to organize all the county schools into an efficient, Superintendent Harry Corbin and Mrs. Olson, county supervisor, discuss unified system. plans for the next school year. Mrs. Holliday appears amused at Coach Ed Emory’s latest desk fixture. Mrs. Whitmire, guidance coun¬ selor, and Mrs. Thelma Bryson re¬ fer to files for student information. 27

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, Lunchroom supervisor, Mrs. Neil, counts change as Mrs. Hunter gives service with a smile. The serving of student lunches is only one of the tasks of the ladies in the kitchen. The boys in the lunchroom work to keep plates and silverware clean. 29