Waynesville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

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JIMMY HOOPER VIRGINIA MARY D. HOWELL “A combination of per- HOSSAFLOCK “Ever cheerful, ever onality and character.” “So mild, so merciful, smiling, ever friendly.” so strong, so good.” SUE HOWELL “Quiet, cheerful and friendly.” FRANCES HOYLE “Neat, but not finical Sage, but not cynical.” JUNE HUNDLEY “Her golden hair crowns her lovely head.” OF 1950 KATHRYN HYATT FRANK JAMES GENEVIEVE JAYNES “Her voice was ever soft, “If a woman interferes “A lovely lady gentle, and low.” with work—quit work.” garmented in light.” SAMMY JONES G. L. KINSLAND DON LEATHERWOOD “A friendly fellow and “Teachers and classes are “Serious and sincere lots of fun.” my only objections in what he does.” to education.”

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PEARL GADDY “The woman’s soul and the angel’s face.” JIMMY GALLOWAY “He is what we all ad¬ mire ... a gentleman.” GEORGE GARRETT “He laughs at every¬ thing—even his own jokes.” BETTY LEE GIBSON MARY JO GRASTY CLIFFORD GREEN “Glad that I live am I.” “Age cannot wither her, “Life is a jest, and all nor custom stale her things show it.” infinite variety.” C L A S PATSY GREEN BETTY HALE ANNA KAY HEAD “Nice things come in “Thoughtless of beauty; “Golden hair, like small packages.” she was beauty’s self.” sunlight.” FRANCES HENDRIX CORETTA HENSON HAZEL “Blushing is the color “She is so proper and HOLLINGSWORTH of virtue.” pure, sweet and demure.” “Nature made her what she is—a lovely woman.”

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WILLIAM LOVEDAHL MARY B. McCLURE JAMES McCLURE “Young fellows will be “So well to know, so “A willing heart; a young fellows.” swell a gal.” helping hand.” JAMES McJUNKIN ALDEN McCRACKEN “He will be what he “Brains and personality meant to be—a man.” combined.” NANCY MEDFORD DIXIE MEHAFFEY HOWARD MEHAFFEY “There is a garden “A daughter of the gods, “Why should I study? in her face.” divinely tall and fair.” Ain’t I a genius?” MILDRED MEDFORD “Winning personality, brains and poise.” CLASS GENE YARBOROUGH TROY MESSER HAROLD MULLS “Comb down his hair; “Beware, I may do “Memory is the best Look! It stands upright.” something sensational.” thing I forget with.”