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

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Future Farmers Gt America One of the largest and most active organizations at J.l:. Webb High School is the Future Farmers ot America. Under the leadership ot Jack Howard and Bill Ramsey, this year's club stressed agricultural leadership, the intelligent choice ot farming occupations, and the development ot character and citizenship among its members. Further desire to fulfill their goals led to the participation ot students in the State FFA. Leadership Training School, and the l:.l:.!-X. Camps. To have fun and promote fellowship, the l:.l:.A. held its annual Father and Son Banquet and Christmas party. To raise money the members ran the concession games. stand at tootball -vir- xgx f ' ' 'E Hz at ousi Win , 7' , LQ v in ,aw WVU in ff Seated: Jack Hovvard, President Bill Qamsey, Vice Presidenip .James Dixon, Secretary. Standing: Marshall Newton, Treasurer, William Talley, Reporter, Robert Cox, Senfinel. Mr. Jesse Butts, Mr. Robert Hill, and Mr. James Burnette, Advisors 553' NW-al' Ag ZS' g Gm ' do gl-T10 FJ oi ' -fl A Q X P ' 9 c , Ki :T T 3 .no JA 6 K fic 43

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AGRICULTURE Ill AND IV FIRST ROW: Billy Jones, Larry Eranklin, Mike Melton, Jimmy Noblin, Walter Sharon, Larry Sanford, Bill Ramsey, Jack Howard. SECOND ROW: James Knott, Haywood Bumpass, Robert Cox, Kent Currin, Fleming Wilkins, Ronnie Daniel, Taylor O'Brian, Dan Blackwell, Tommy Newcomb. THIRD ROW: George Tingen, Bill Rackett, Charles Englebright, Ben Thorpe, Bernard Daniel, Marshall Newton, Ronald Jones, Tony Keeton, James Watson, Eletcher Dickerson. FOURTH ROW: Charles Wall, James Dixon, Marshall Brooks, Clifton Capps, Ray Cox, Mike Cash, Roger Glasscock, Larry Hart, George Harris, Elvin Mangum. AGRICULTURE II FIRST ROW: Jesse Jones, William Ramsey, Douglas Lunsford, Ken Averett, J.l'r. Cox, I-lel Dickerson, George Clark, Roger Murray. SECOND ROW: Danny Hutt, Limuel Watts, Dale Setzer, Wayne I-light, Johnny Butts, Rete Keeton, Ronnie Wheeler, Michael Currin, Oscar Yancey. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Newton, Henry Adcock, Bill Currin, Leon Eogleman, Jamie Bean, Marvin Keeton, Glen kllilkins, Freddie Ruckett, Gary Brame, William Newton. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Wilkerson, Jlrnmy Morgan, G7zie Smith, Robert Humphries, Harold Black- well, Alec Rarham, Harry Hobgood, John Hightower, Mark Currin. AGRICULTURE I FIRST ROW: John Murray, Bryan Clayton, E.F. Cates, Fred Ellington, Wade Thomas, Don Bunning, David Lunsford, David Wheeler, Mike Jones, Randy Matthews, Ray Claiborne, Lee Newcomb, Chris Gresham, David Hicks, Donnie Tippett, Donnie Cox. SECOND ROW: Andy Melton, Gerald Williams, Wade Rrice, Eugene Lloyd, Dale Blackwell, Clyde Rleasants, Steve Walker, Mike Elliott, Gerald Denny, Donald Blackwell, Richard Hicks, Wayne Weary, Wayne Currin, Tommy Jackson, Graham Rarham. THIRD ROW: Gary Garrett, Russell Murray, Ray Claiborne, Dicky Elliott, Randall Currin, Nathaniel Lindsay, Charles Yancey, William Eaisan, Willie Lee Brooks, Donald Humphries, Rusty Burwell, Larry Wilson, Armstead Wilkerson, David Cottrell, Ronnie Bowling. FOURTH ROW: James Hilton, Jack Wilkerson,Wayne Matthews, Carroll Glasscack, Wayne Ruckett, Henry Denny, Donald Milton, Jerry Ramsey, David Satterwhite, Calvin Brown, Harold Williams, Jimmy Hockaday, Billy King, Bobby Daniel.

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FuTure Teachers DT America The l:uTure Teachers of America is a vvorThvvhile organizaTion, The purpose aT which is To acquainT The sTudenTs wiTh The TuncTions of The Teaching profession. Many have shown a profound inTeresT in This club since iTs beginning. Learning of The various branches aT Teaching has been boTh inform- aTive and revealing To each member. By presenTing programs, The prospecTive Teachers are given an opporTuniTy To explore and To learn abauT The possibiliTies of The Teaching profession. The members are able To help each oTher To undersTand and To recog- nize Their individual poTenTials Tor becoming successTul Teachers. Pam Pruitr, Vice President: Donna Blackwell, Secretory, Dororhea Jones, Treasurer, Linda Hobgood, Reporter, KaThy Webb, Reporter, Mrs. Mary McSvvain, Advisor, Linda Daniel, Presidenf, fnof picturedl. l:.T.A. members teach classes aT Webb Tor one day. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Timberlake, Liza Corrin, Linda Hobgaod, Linda Gill, l3aTsy SlaughTer, AnneTTe Currin, Jinny Shoivvell, Nancy Hicks. SECOND ROW: Amy STovall, Donna Blackvvell, Linda Daniel, Jean Roller, Sondra Howard, Janet Lumpkins, Cinde- rella Boyd, Kathy Webb, Ann Wilkerson. THIRD RUW: Nancy Currin, Val.inda Ellioh, Sandra Dickerson, Ann Colenda, Linda Cannady, Dorothea Jones, ClaudeTTe HilTon, MargareT Chaplin. FOURTH ROW: Mariorie Cole, Teresa WaTkins, Pam PruiTT, Cree Hicks, Sam Currin, Vann CuTTs, Marshall Tingen. F.T.!-X. girls discuss Teaching profession with Miss MclnTyre. n 1