Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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reaches students Mrs. McGaha confers with Coach Emory, student's absence. Mr. Williams and Mrs. Cope discuss plans for an informative Col- lege Day Program. ; % Hi i : i MANNY Diane Whitmire and Debbie Price reflect upon their office duties. Mrs. Bryson sells tickets to various school Mrs. Dodson finds separating mail a vital, functions. but time consuming task.

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{ i ; The Es tablishment Mr. Corbin, Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Holliday, and Mr. Case join forces to keep our school system running smoothly, The 1971-1972 year brought a new look to our “establishment.” Many beneficial changes were made throughout the various areas of the administration. Counselors in the guidance de- partment this year were Mrs. Cope and Mr. Williams. They worked to provide cultural and informative programs for the students, con- cerning all phases of education. A new relationship based on individ- ual contact, helped the students feel free to seek counseling in all matters. Together Mr. Stanley, principal, Mrs. McGaha and Coach Emory formed the nucleus of BHS manage- ment. Charged with the dicipline as well as the welfare of the stu- dents, they strove to lead our school to new and better goals. Each de- voted the time and energy required to maintain conquity in student affairs. Mrs. Bryson and Mrs. Dodson headed the efficient and organized office staff. They, with the help of office practice students, handled the details of our administration. 16 Administration Mr. Stanley holds the lines of communication o students. pen between himself, the faculty, and the

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Staff members serve The cafeteria and janitorial staffs continued to perform the various tasks necessary to maintain the -proper functioning of our school. Many long hours of duty helped to create the pleasing atmosphere, typical of BHS. The lunchroom ladies, with the help of a few student aides, met the responsibility of feeding nearly a thousand people. Mrs. Bert Neal, cafeteria supervisor, managed the preparation of the nutritions lunches served daily. Servicing our school’s needs of cleaning, the custodians worked many long hours to keep our sur- roundings favorable. The grounds and halls exemplified their efforts to improve our campus. oe English, Juanita Ballard, and Gam) towel work continuously to keep our BHS campus clean. faces Kenneth Brissey consults Truman Brissey in a matter of repairs. Frank English inspects the jobs of hi s fellow workers. 18 Staff