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

Page 42 text:

5 A ':Qi?Q Q':fE T French l students get a first Taste of French culture. The French Club, Le Cerle Francais l, meets once each month in Room 20 during Their class period. Rrograms Tor The club are presented in French by dihcereni members of The class. ln This way French l students begin To learn more about French customs and culture. This is a valuable aid in learning The language. Mrs. Slaughter is The club's hard working advisor. Through her efforts, a charter Tor The club was presented To The student council This year. French Clubs Plan And Carry Qui Annual ff , L. 'gf I ,,,, i SEATED: Charles Barker, President, Sam Currin, President: Gilbert Hensgen, President: Mrs. Patricia Slaughter, Advisor. STANDING: Nina Wheeler, Vice President, Laurie Lyon, Vice President: Philip Godwin, Treasurer: Kerr Blackwell, Secrefaryy Dianne Blackwell, Treasurer: Fam Pruitt, Vice President: Glenn Woodlief, Treasurer, Patsy Slaughter, Vice President. 5 FRENCH l FIRST ROW: Nancy Watkins, Cathy Blevins, Delores Oakley, Mary Brooks, Liza Currin, Ratsy Slaughter, Huff, Nina Wheeler, Kerr Blackwell, Betsy Woodliei, Hobgood, Laurie Lyon. SECOND ROW: Gradie Estes, Paula Linda Linda Young, Larry Wilson, Allen Seate, David Wilson, Dorothy Jones, Danna Jean Blackwell, Mildred Fakes, Diane Blackwell, Waltz, Jan Abbot, Mary Ola Kearney. THIRD ROW: Betsy Donna Hielema, Billy Ball, Randy Poole, David Carter, Dorothea Jones, Linda McGhee, Sanne Jones, Alvin Waodliet, Carole Watson, Lennie Green, Johnny Butts, Larry Champion, Jimmy Finch. FOURTH ROW: Donna Gresham, Barbara O'Brian, Bobby Joe Taylor, Rod Rose, Larry Currin, Ricky Flatt, Glenn Woodliet, Frank Gill, Deryl Hughes, Sam Currin, Cree Hicks, Pam Pruitt. FIFTH ROW: Charles Barker, Jimmy Wright, Gilbert Hensgen, Gary Cash, Ray Huff, Toney Gregory, David Bailey, William Landis, Sammy Jones, John Hightower, Carroll Hart, Roger Baird, Tommy Estes, Cable Regan, Dennis Harris, Philip Godwin. 38

Page 41 text:

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.

Page 43 text:

.5 Q S ig t fef t A Chats d'allee are onthe prowl' SEATED: Mrs. Slaughter, Advisor, Alma Watkins, President. STANDING: Hilbin Young, Program Chairman, Mary Helen Hancock, Program Chairman, Caroline Mitchell, Vice President, Bonnie Timberlake, Secretory, Fleming Hayes, Vice President. FIRST ROW: Linda Ann Currin, Fat Campbell, Nancy Newton, Susan Currin, Annette Currin, Dionne Wood. AIM Watkins, June King, Angelo Frazier. SECOND ROW: Louise Mgcoy, Barbara Heggie, Sherry Daniel, Hilda Hicks, Douglas Thomas, Flora Taylor, Faye Adcock, Caroline Mitchell, Bonnie Timberlake. THIRD ROW: Kerry Lynch, Tommy Hardy, Tony Currin, Mary Helen Hancock, Lily Corner, Wayne White, Marshall Tingen, Fleming Hayes. FOURTH ROW: George Thomas McGhee, Herbert Murray, Donald Ayscue, Al Slaughter, Gwen Hightower, Ray Baker, Robin Young, Alfred Yancey. Banquet In Spring Gt Year Le Cerle Francais II, meets in Room 20 each month at their class period with their advisor, Mrs. Patricia S. Slaughter. The purpose at their meetings is to enrich the learning ot a foreign language through a greater knowledge ot the customs and civilizations at France. ln process this year is a student council charter tor the club. The Spring banquet is enthusiastically looked forward to tor enjoyment by French l and ll clubs. The club is led this year by Alma Watkins. Caroline Mitchell and Bruce Frazier serve as Vice- Fresidents, while Bonnie -Timberlake and Fleming Hayes serve as Secretary-Treasurers. Students enjoy the French cuisine inside La Cage. 39