West Henderson High School - Falcon Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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We, the Falcon Staff, have tried to establish for you an everlast- ing picture of West Henderson High School, During the years to come as you look through this annual and back over your school days, may you see, not only the major facets of school, but all of the small things that have gone into the making of your Life on the Hill. May you remember the days that you spent reaching new heights and making new friends, the faculty that guided you through school, and the way each day began and ended. May these pages help you to relive the football, basketball, and baseball games and the cheers and laughter that went with them. Variety is the chief characteristic of “Life on the Hill,” Seldom have the hours been filled with just a daily routine. Time has been givento developing character and poise through planning in clubs, for assembly programs, and for banquets. It has been the intention of the Falcon Staff to help you preserve a part of all these. We hope that you have enjoyed and will continue to enjoy the 1962 Falcon as much as we have enjoyed producing it for you. 116