Waynesville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

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CHARLENE ADKINS “Silence is the most per¬ fect herald of joy.” CHARLES ATKINSON ‘I ne’er ask for quarter And I ne’er will be your slave.” JIMMY BRENDLE BETTY BROWN “There’s always time “Her face so lovely, ‘ for fun.” yet so arch.” FRED BUFF ALICE M. BURGEN KEN CALDWELL “Honor to whom honor “A tiny sprite, yet a “I am sure, care’s an is due.” merry one.” enemy to life.” KATHLEEN CALHOUN EDNA CALLAHAN FRED CARSWELL “A dancing shape, an “She is a charming wo- “Men of few words are image gay.” man, therefore to the best men.” be woo’d.” CUMI BALDWIN “Rose lips and full blue eyes.” WILLIAM BUCHANAN ‘He knows what’s what.” CLASS

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CHARLES WOMACK, President CORRETTA HENSON, Secretary WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Vice-President AILEEN FULBRIGHT, Treasurer MASCOTS Vicky Russell — Danny Leatherwood Senior Class Officers

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LOIS CARVER CHARLES COOK DONALD CORWIN “Her lovely looks, ex- “Much study is a wear- “I dare do all that may cells the precious stone.” iness to the flesh.” become a man.” HARRY CROCKER “Why must I study? Echo answers ‘why?’ ” BOB DAVIS DERYL DAVIS “The same today and “Self reliance, self forever.” knowledge, self control.” OF 1950 ESTHER DAVIS JACK ENLOE JOHN EZELL “Her native charm, “He hit the mark.” “I meddle with no man’s sincerity.” business but my own.” NANCY FLOYD ELAINE FRANCIS AILEEN FULLBRIGHT “For her the lilies hang “Her smile is like the “Truth exists for their heads and die.” morning sun.” the wise.”