Waynesville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

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fjfie 1966 jKountaineer Jienny Gogcfif C c itor C . J7 JltashSurn, J) us. Jffanayer J J u6 is ie(f Sy the c5 enior ( ass of TiJaynesuiffe fficjfi Sc i oof ()cujnesoi fe fCor A Garofina In a rose tinted valley, encircled by hills. ore word The time has come for us to say good-bye to W.T.H.S. We shall never forget the great import¬ ance this institution has played in our lives. The memories of dances, ball games, parties, clubs, achievements, moments of laughter, and of tears . . . which have occurred here will live forever in our hearts. We will never forget the friends, the teachers, and the counselors, who have meant so much to each of us. Their friend¬ ship and devotion means more than anything else. Many of the fondest memories that have oc¬ curred here will be dimmed as time passes on. Therefore, it is the wish of all seniors of 1966 that this Mountaineer will be the key that will unlock the unforgettable memories of Golden School Days. 2

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(Contents The health of a nation is more important than the wealth of a nation. By the work one knows the workman.