Wayne Valley High School - Embers Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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Underclassmen 84-89 Foreword Administration. Faculty Seniors 12-83 Dedication Underclassmen.. Activities Sports Candids Advertisements. Credits

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Dke 1956 WAYNE HIGH SCHOOL, MOUNTAIN VIEW, N. J.

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On September 19, 1955 an Indian tribe marched sol v«own a yet untrod trail. The tom-toms beat wildly a —-moccasins of the maidens and braves left prints in the still fresh soil. A war whoop went up from the throats of the travelers as they reached the end of the path. The Wayne Indians were moving to a new reservation! In some parts of the incomplete tepee, bare foundations were still exposed. But the tribe was willing to wait for a few missing boughs and bearskins to be installed. Many moons passed before the reservation was completed. But the Indians had heap big fun watching the tepee grow. We, the seniors, were the chieftains of that tribe. It has been our pleasant assignment to initiate new activities and establish traditions. We arc proud of our new buildings and 'facilities. But we arc prouder still of the hard work and vision of the citizens of this township who had faith in our future and whose efforts and sacrifices made our new school possible. Although in the future we may study in many fine buildings, both old and new, we will always treasure our memories of Wayne High School Inspired by this thought, we have prepared this record of our tribal history. As we depart from the dying embers of the campfire we leave this volume to you — our parents, teachers, schoolmates and members, of the community. We hope that you will enjoy reading it and will preserve it talisman of the 3