Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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new and better goals Mr. Stanley has worked continuously to make our school the best. Mr. Corbin applies his signature to an im¬ portant document as Mr. Case, Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs. Olsen look on. 17

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Administration achieves Mr. Standley, in his fourth year at Brevard, headed the administrative staff of the school in another year of progress. Assisted by Coach Ed Emory and Mrs. Holliday, Mr. Stan¬ ley was able to work with school per¬ sonnel, students, and the community in improving our school situation. Clerical work was done with ef¬ ficiency by the office staff. Mrs. Bry¬ son and Mrs. Dotson managed many important functions ranging from financial matters to permanent re¬ cords. The guidance department pre¬ sented several programs for non¬ club members during organization meeting periods. Guidance counselors, Mrs. Cope, Mrs. Whitmire, and Mrs. Quick, discuss plans for administering college boards to upperclassmen. Wanda Johnstone reflects upon her office Jobs of every type are completed by Mrs. Bryson and Mrs. Dotson, duties and responsibilities. 16

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STAFF Staff members display Mrs. Neal, our cafeteria manager, checks the ledger for financial discrepancies. Performing a wide variety of la¬ borious tasks, the cafeteria and jani¬ torial staffs helped to keep our school functioning smoothly. In carrying out their assigned missions these two groups made Brevard High a little easier to come to each morn¬ ing. Supervised as in past years by Mrs. Bert Neal, the lunchroom ladies daily prepared substantial meals for many of our students. These lunches were carefully planned by students and cafeteria workers every three months so that variety came with nutrition all year long. Every school day started early for this crew since their undertaking was an enormous one. However, they were aided by several hard working students from the resource learning classes and the study halls throughout the year. The Janitors managed to keep our halls and grounds fairly clean despite the frequently untidy habits of some 1200 students. Their hard work was well appreciated by those of us who traveled over the school campus and through its halls during the year. Front row: Jean Blanton; Betty Clark; Mrs. Hunter; Second row: Mrs. Neal; Helen Perry; Molly Clark; Celia Clark; Georgie Brissey; Gertrude Garten. 18