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

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Councils accentuate value of oneness. Functioning as a direct line of communi- cation, the Student Council served both stu- dents and administration. It undertook more responsibilities in school affairs by assuming a more active role in various projects. Among these were sponsoring Home- coming activities, planning and supervising class officer election procedures, operating the concession stand at all football games, giving a faculty Christmas tea, and presen- ting a Christmas emphasis program to the student body. During spring semester, a School Beautification Week, and a St. Val- entine's Dance were held. To round out the year's work, the Council conducted Fresh- man Orientation and directed Senior Week. Officers and members attended county, district, and state meetings; workshops; and conventions. Climaxing convention cam- paigning was the election of Sally Freeman as State Second Vice-President. The Human Relations Council, cooper- ating with the Student Council, sought to cultivate an atmosphere of unity among students. CET INVOLVED = STAY INVOLVE y DENT OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Horton; Secretary, Sally Freeman; Treasurer, Brenda Chappell. Standing: Co-president, Larry Liles; Sponsor, Mr. Hayes; Co-president, Nathan Hodge. STUDENT COUNCIL: First row: B. Chappell, N. Hodge, Daniel, D. Jobe, L. Williams, B. Mills, D. Griffin, P. L. Liles, S. Freeman. Second row: S. Turner, K. May, McCullers, V. Broadie, J. Chalk. Fourth row: J. Fields, M. Barham, B. Watson, R. Stell, P. Parish, F. Allen, K. Young, L. Merritt, Z. Debnam, S. Burrell , G. Gay, M. Strickland, A. Evans, G. Barden, G. Barden, D. B. Scarboro, D. Yates, J. Bridges, J. Dunn, W. Jones, Doyle. Third row: D. Cousins, M. Faison, S. Hanna, J. W. Green.

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FEE IE BS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: First row: Will Perry, Don Underhill. Second Betas huddle to figure best approach for row: Randy Greene, Elise Witt, Nancy Woodard, Charles Faison. supporting a winning candidate. With a vicious swing David Harris tackles unwanted Jack Simpson, State President, reviews for Whitley Betas, stump during Saturday Clean-Up of entrance Hill . the role of the individual club. ee Beta members roll up sleeves and vigorously mix one thou- sand servings of slaw for their pet fund-raising project.

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i | nenree ce en a } ie ' : s g 3 : 5 % RELL OOP SEM R EDEL iii i ; Hy 3 — eenteir Wee Wi mee aemmunamiiin cus : . ee es . snus ea, alate onal aati dae co ceminesaes co aie cueueeel cucu ‘ : : : ‘ Sorts a ee : o See os su noustenony sug Co ee aon we pee Rows aaeaen yy — ae € HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL: First row: Sponsor, Mr. Larry Liles; Parliamentarian, Nathan Hodge; Co-Chair- Todd; Sharon Turner; Co-Chairman, Jerry Dunn; Patricia man, Randy Green; Larry Medlin. Sponsor, Mr. Horton, McCullers; Denise Mitchell; Secretary, Bonnie Jones. not pictured, Second row: Billy Ray Pearce: Reporter, Ray Harris; Wearily, Santa ponders his role as the Student Council members obligingly host Christmas Tea for an apprecia- greedless giver in the Student Council's tive faculty. Christmas emphasis program.