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

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( Algebra I Students at Freshman Orientation Freshmen Enjoying Lunch “LIFE ON THE HILL” In the fall of 1961 two hundred and twenty-nine excited freshmen reported to the West Henderson High School campus. We realized that we had before us four years. The thought was frightening. All of the upper classmen seemed to know exactly where they were going, Those first few days were hectic, but soon we began to learn what was expected of us, especially where we were supposed to be, and where we were not supposed to be. As the weeks moved along, we began to establish ourselves as a necessary part of the Life on the Hill , | We began to see our class members becoming a part of the football team and the basketball teams. We | began to actively participate in the dramatic, forensic, glee, and cheering clubs, the F.H.A, and the F, F,A, When Bill Worley was elected treasurer of the student body, the Freshman class was in its glory. | Studying, going to class, the library, activities--all of these made up our Life on the Hill , FRESHMAN

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Left to right: FIRST ROW: Dave Marshall, Bud Day, Carroll Riddle, Evan Flynn, Dean Sumner, Bill - Whitaker, Raymond Orr, Roy Cunningham, Ronnie Brevard, Kenny Reynolds, Harry Day; SECOND ROW: Mack Wiggins, Francie Roberts, Bennie Roberts, Scott Jarvis, Jimmy Owens, Jerry Cunningham, Bob Taylor, Steve Blackwell, Ken Young, Earl Brevard, Ronnie Ardron; THIRD ROW: Mr. Wilson, Coach; David Jones, Larry Day, Sammy Orr, Roy Morgan, Jimmy Jarvis, Ken Garren, Marlowe Huggins, Sammy Capps, Mr. Daye, Coach, FOOTBALL Captains: Dean Sumn er, Bill Whitaker. Early onthe morning of August 14, 1961, thirty-four young men launched the first football edition of the West Henderson Fal- cons, This was a new and challenging ex- perience for these young men who worked many long, hard hours to represent West High on the gridiron, Our first encounter on the field of combat was a nightmare, but the lessons learned were well worth the time and effort spent, U2