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

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gin-f ggtx ,Xa Y Q .3 . I M I fri et' I i I - ' -' 1 1, r P, ,iss wg, I CAROLINA MITCHELL MARSI-IA AITKEN JIMMY WRIGHT GREG BELCI-IER Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Sports Editor FIRST ROW: Nancy Watkins, Marsha Aitken, Caroline Mitchell, Katlny Webb, Isabell Talton, Mrs. Stovall. SECOND ROW: Gracie Boyd, Donna Gresham, Ann Colenda, Mary Helen Hancock, Sondra Dickerson, Tonia Joyce. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Wright, Gary Cash, Tommie Currin, Greg Belcher, Sam Currin, Wayne White. 25

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Spectotor Records Activities At Webb s , N.- -, .c.., T MRS. MARY T. STOVALL, Advisor BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Tommy Currin, Mory Helen l-loncock, Cory Casin, Jimmy Wrigbt, Som Currin. ClRCULATlOlNl COMMlTTEE Morsbo Aitken, Mory Helen Honcock, Corolino Mitcbeil, Kotby Webb, Tonio Joyce. For tbose ot us vvbo vvisb to cberisri memories ot tbe post, vvbot better vvoy is tbere to retoin ony memory tbon by soving old scbool nevvspopers? Tit is is tbe second yeor tbot Webb bos, publisbed our scbool newspoper, Tbe Spectator. Composing tbis stott otber tbon its sponsor ore ttie editor, ossociote editor, sports monoger, ond business monoger. Tbese otticers ore elected eocb spring by secret vote ot tl'ie student body. Otber members bove tbe privilege ot ioining tbe club it they ore interested in nevvspoper vvorla. Meeting once eocb week otter scbool, tbe stott members work bord to bring tbe news ot octivity ot Webb to students, toculty, ond potrons. Mony lengtby nours ore spent by tbe odvisor, otticers, ond regulor members in gotbering ond typing up nevvs sucb os tbe Home- coming testivities, vorious club octivities, ond sports events. Tbe editoriol poge ot tbe newspaper provides o ploce tor students to express tbeir opinions on vorious subiects. Tbe moin desire ot tbe entire stott is to DUl3liSb o poper tbot is botb interesting ond entertoining. As o result, our Spectotor is o nefxspoper ot wbiclt ony scbool would be proud. ii 's 'W r H Hfwtymr H-L64 , nn W' W' M f 'A ' ' 'H' 'WHww?1fWpyvWmvvwmm plllluvrwvhil , ,,,,,, M .,Wm,MWm.-.ev pm-M---W-mnpnpn ,, ,,,, Wvywfwmnm ,W-M-...-U.--.nn-U. ,.,,.,,.,fW,,.,Ww,,,,,,, ,m.,....-M-.M--ng.,-mm iulor-sl'tu Aitken, Coroline i.'lit,l'elf, jno ivlor-,f lrtoler- l-lr1n,ogl4 enioy tlto t'ruits ot tbeir lnborf'

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Seated: Lily Comer, Mary CynThia Harris, Susan Wafkins. I-m G Arm Umm err Blockwe Bef Prmff Standing: Sara King, Cree Hicks, Diane Blackwell, Nine Girls Foster Webb School Spirii The cheerleaders are a viral parT of Webb laligh School spiriT. Led by chief, Linda Ann Currin and advisor, lVlrs. l..acala Oakes, These nine girls have Tried To seT an excellenT example Tor The enTire sTudenT body. They have sTood behind The WildcaTs win or lose and have served To remind us all whaT school spiriT and enThusiasm can do. Cheerleaders are elecTed each spring by voTe of The sTudenT body. They sTarT pracTicing in AugusT, and Their acTiviTies do noT end unTil The following spring. They hold pep rallies, make posTers, and lead cheers aT all TooTball and basl4eTball games. The oTTice of cheerleader is considered an honor, buT iT also means a greaT deal of responsibiliTy and hard work. We should all be graTeTul To These girls Tor The Time, energy, and eTTorT They have devoTed To Webb l'ligh School. LINDA ANN CURRIN Chief Q-1--9' 26