Kings Mountain High School - Milestones Yearbook (Kings Mountain, NC)

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FCREWORD As the hands of the sun-dial have swiftly moved during our four short years of high school, we, the members of the Class of Forty-one, have found hap- piness together-happiness that has bound us with unbreakable ties to our school, to our faculty, and to each other. In planning this issue of MILESTONES, the members of the staff, with the aid of the faculty and patrons who have loyally supported our efforts, have endeavored to include accounts dear to us, that as Time travels in divers paces we may look through this book, relive these happy days, and realize the truth of the sentiment of an old sun-dial: Hours fly, flowers die: new days New ways pass by: Love stays. H Contents I a I , PEOPLE 0+ l ACTIVITIES '11,- W7 FEATURES BUSINESS

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NIILESTCNES T'--' V-sos - . ERN 'T f',lm-sg .. V swwwwswk ., v9- . Semor Clan Pubhkation of K ings Mountain Hzlgla School JRIS WHITITE. Editor BETTY LEE NEISLER, Business Manager ,I

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DEDICATION To MR. PAUL EUGENE HENDRICKS, who has given unceasingly of his time and talents to help the youth of this high school, who by his daily example has challenged them to live by high ideals and to strive for noble purposes: with genuine love and appreciation of him as teacher and friend, the Class of Forty-one dedi- cates this. the third volume of M11.12sToN1is.