J F Webb High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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STudenT Council Provides Ploce For :is- ..V!l WiTh TvvenTy-one iff members, four offi- cers, ond Two spon- sors, rhe STUder1T Council seT our oT ,W , V The Tirsf of The yeor , -,fi ig? To provide o ploce ' Tor expression of 'C ik ,,rf fvvy I, sTudenT-opinions, To 3,5 TosTer all vvorThy T , school ocTiviTies, fi ' ond To provide closer cooperoTion beTvveen sTudenTs ond odmin- if isTroTion. To goin 1, new ideos for The L ,,,, more eTTicienT exe- cuTion of These we goo l s, Three sTudenTs, f occornponied by Mrs. Bullock, were senT To The NorTh Corolino SEATED: Joy Forsyfhe, President: Som Currin, Vice Presidenfg Gwen HighTovver, Secreforyg Morgorer Person, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Workins, Mrs. Bullock, Advisors. S1udenTs and advisors plon council ocTiviTies. Joy Perkinson, Joy Enrhusiosrn reigns of first meering of Inter-Club Council? Forsythe, Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Wmlcins. 22

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Challenging . IOLA PEED Art Edifor DOUGLAS THOMAS Business Manager EdiTor's NoTe Here iT is, sTudenTs, your i965 WILDCAT. IT was monThs in The making, buT Today iT meeTs The Tinal TesT as iT passes from our hands inTo yours. We on The sTaTT have Tound The iob aT ediTing iT boTh challenging and rewarding. We only hope ThaT you will Tind here a Treasury oT memories raTher Than iusT a book oT phoTographs. l would like To Take This opporTuniTy To express my appreciaTion To The sTaTT and To Mrs. SlaughTer Tor Their many long hours oT Work. I would also like To Thank all sTudenTs Tor Their co-operaTion and inTeresT. l am glad we could all work TogeTher To produce a memorable WILDCAT '65. 1' ,M and after The pictures are Taken, There's copy and layout and finances and And Rewarding. WILDCAT STAFF SEATED: lola peed, Lily Corner, VaLinda Ellion, Douglas Thomas. FIRST ROW: Debbie Peebles, PaT Campbell, Kay Cheatham, Nancy Newton, Nina Wheeler, Donna Read Daniel. SECOND ROW: Cinderella Boyd, Rhonda Campbell, Hilda Hicks, Liza Currin, Donna Jean Blackwell, Tony Ookes,Alma WaTkins. THIRD ROW: RoberT MonTague, Kifry Bosvvood, Dorofhea Jones, Dale Clark, George Hunf, John HunT, Diane Blackwell, Betsy Wolfz. FOURTH ROW: Henry Jennings, Cree Hicks, Earn Pruiri, William Ellington, Bill CheaTham, Sidney Comer, Kerry Lynch. 21

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STudenT Council Con- gress in The early Tall. These deleQaTes brouQhT back such ideas as The esTab- IishrnenT oT an InTercIuI3 Council and a Teacher AppreciaTion Week. In The IaTe spring The oTTicers-eIecT Tor The coming year wenT To The CenTral Dis- TricT ConyenTion. This year, as in The pasT The STudenT Council sponsored and supervised Home- coming, Twirp Week, school eIecTions, and The creaTion oT new clubs. ELECTION COMMITTEE Bryam Haskins, Glenda Frazier, Meyer Dvvorsky, Marsha AiTken, Bill Mitchell. Expression CDT STudenT Goinions 1 uf A ,s 2 f FIRST ROW: Marilyn Stovall, Linda Hobgoocl, Carrie PruiTT, KITTY BOSWOOCII Blll IVIlTClW9llf BVYOVWT HGSIQIUS- FOURTH ROW! Pafsy SlaughTer, Mary Cynthia Harris. SECOND ROW: Joe Sain CUVVIVM Gwen l'IiQhYOWE'V, Meyer Dworsky, Glenda Frazier, Hensgen, Marsha AiTken, Joy Forsyrhe, Davis SrniTh, Margaref GGFY COSIW HGVIJGVT WUSITIUQTGVW- Person, Teresa Currin. THIRD ROW: Mike Avam, Bill Currin, 23