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

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Forensic Socieiy Heoded by Cosh And lyon The J.F. Webb Forensic SocieTy is an organi- zaTion for The purpose of promoTing and developing sTudenTs' skills and abiliTies in oral expression: argumenT, public speaking, and debaTing. This club was begun by lVlr. John Webb in i964 and became a member of The NorTh Carolina High School DebaTing Union in ThaT year. By sponsoring and parTicipaTing in public speaking conTesTs, The members of The club are able To examine The yiews of oThers and To accepT deTeaT as well as yicTory. The meeTings oi The J.F. Webb Forensic SocieTy yary Trom exTempora- neous meeTings To non-conierence debaTes on a challenge basis. The members parTicipaTe willingly and enThusiasTically in These debaTes, noT only To develop Their skills, bur also To gain greaTer knowledge oi The many subiecTs oi presenT world- wide concern. Through research The Through argumenT The sTudenTs of The J.F. Webb Forensic SocieTy can relaTe TacTs as well as giye Their own inTerpreTaTion of Them. FIRST ROW: hloncy Wcnkins, Laurie Lyon, Ben White, Caroline Mitchell, 'Vlarsha Anken. SECOND ROW: Flora Taylor, lolo Feed, Robert Nionicgue, i.iary Helen Hancock, Donald Ayscue, pod Rose. THIRD ROW: GilberT Hensgen, Tommy Currin, Sam Currin, Gary Cash, Henry Jennings. M Webb High debarors Take on NoTre Dame. Henry Jennings, Gary Cash, Flora Taylor, Tornrny Currin.

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ORGANIZATICIXIS fre leove our Hwomks To ol' Those who Move mode if possible for These groups of students To work Togefher in common fields of interest

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Deco members Linda Sadler and Laura Taylor appear to be working hard. The Distributive Education Club CDECAD was organized tor the tirst time this year here at J.l:. Webb l'ligh School. There are twenty members ot our local club, which is also attiliated with the state and national organizations. DECA is the program at youth activity relating to Distributive Education and is designed to develop tuture leaders tor marketing and distribution. DECA is the only national youth organization operating through the public schools to attract young people to these fields. The main purposes of the DECA Club are ill to develop a respect tor education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to vocational competence, and CQD to promote understanding and appreciation tor the responsibilities ot citizenship in our tree, competetive enterprise system. M25 -. . i il-5355 . 'I -W if 5- H if I E 4 Q S' S Y 5 i wk i sg - s ld -...Q SEATED: Becky Overton, Treasurer, Linda Sadler, Secrefary Donald Warren, Vice President. STANDING: Mr. John Boll AdViS0l'i ROger Oakley, Parliamenfarian, Charleg Bgrlqer President: Sieve Faucette, Associate President DECA Club Begins First Year At Webb FIRST ROW: Bonnie Ellixson, Joanne l'light, Becky Hatton, Laura Taylor, Linda Sadler, Josephine Beal, Becky Overton. SECOND ROW: Donald Warren, Terrell Sharron, Jack Smith, David Cash, Dan Blackwell, Tommy Daniel, Bobby Harvell. THIRD ROW: Steve Faucette, Charles Barker, Marshall Brooks, Mike Arrington, Nelson Dunn, Roger Oakley.