Vaiden Whitley High School - Shield Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

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Council acfs as avenue of communication. MEMBERS: First row: R. Watson, P. Faison, J. Snipes, ’F. Newton. Second row: A. Driver, P. Parish, B. Chappell, C. Liles, L.Blackwood, P, Wilder, J. Wellons, B. Bennett, D. Hicks, C. Nowell. Third row: M. Moss, C. Holland, L. Spell, G. Woodleif, S. Jones, P. Barham, B. Watson, N. Freeman, J. Greene. Fourth row: P. Holden, R. Stell, B. Shearon, J. Harris, B. Lewis, T. Gray. Fifth row: C. Royster, J. Wiggins, B. Wagstaff, E. Robinson. I OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Seated: Sponsor, Mr. Terrill; President, To subsidize its operational funds, the Student Council Richard Watson. Standing: Treasurer, Jan Snipes; Vice-President, Pam sells coffee and donuts to football fans. Faison; Secretary, Frances Newton. Though its prime function was to serve as an avenue of com¬ munication between students and faculty as well as the adminis¬ tration, the Student Council found time to sponsor several worth¬ while projects during the year. In the fall, members operated the concession stand at football games and honored the faculty at a festive holiday tea. More spirited projects, the Student-Faculty Basketball Game and the traditional Senior Week, added zest to the .spring semester. 26

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Beta Marshal Carlton Montague distributes programs to guests attending annual Christmas Choral Concert. Surrounded by the Beta Executive Council, Chairman Leslie Todd adds a basketball trophy to the growing collection in the recently acquired case purchased by the 1969 Club. Former Council Chairman Jeff Heath presents Principal Stanley Bail with a gold brick symboUzing the brick and steel sign erected by the 1968 Betas. Heavily laden, Jan Snipes struggles with full box of Christmas orders as Beta President Susan Thomas attempts to lighten her load. 25

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OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: First row: Treasurer, Joyce Wagner; Sponsor, Mr. Nance; Secretary, June Tessinear . Second row: Vice- President, Victor May; Sentinel, Avery Watson; President, Phil Bissette. of Bus Drivers are manifold and exact. Keeping accurate records, maintaining clean buses, and pro¬ viding for the comfort of the passengers were among the many responsibilities assumed by the Whitley bus drivers. Under the supervision of Mr. Nance, they sought to perform their tasks effectively and efficiently. However, the major objective of each driver was that of transporting students to and from school safely. f .f: 1 mm Wi B I if Cl % REGULAR BUS DRIVERS: First row: N. Freeman, C. Mitchell, K. Righter, B. Thanington, M. Scarboro, J. Te ssinear , J. Sherian, R. Strickland, D. Raper. Second row: P. Jones, C. Henley, H. Tilton, A. Watson, P. Shearon, V. May, P. Bissette, R. Myrick, D. Jeffreys. Third row: R. Freeman, D. Harris, R. Perry, P. Perry, C. Keith, L. Harts- field, M. Alford, W. Watkins, D. Asycue. Fourth row: H. Moore, I. Goodson, H. Mc- Cullers, D. Curtis, C. Montague. MEMBERS: First row: C. Mitchell, K. Righter, M. Scarboro, J. Wagner, Tessinear . J. Sherian, G. Leonard, R. Strickland, D. Raper. Second row: P. Jones, C. Henley, H. Tilton, A. Wat¬ son, P. Shearon, V. May, P. Bissette, R. Myrick, L. Cockman, R. Marshburn. Third row: D. Harris, R. Perry, P. Perry, C. Keith, N. Hodge, D. Ayscue, D. Mills, D. Jet- freys, C. Alford. Fourth row: H. Moore, 1. Goodson, H. McCullers, D. Curtis, L. Harts- field, C. Montague, M. Gray, M. Alford. 27