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

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Second-year J.C. L.'ers teel like protessionalsvvhen it comes to Latin Club activities, tor they are not walking untried paths. These pros decorate tor the Latin banquet and have the privi- lege ot lording over the lowly slaves. An Emperor and Empress are chosen from their group each year to reign over the banquet. Many Latin II members will attend the state J.C.L. con- vention in Chapel Hill and the national convention in Ken- tucky this year. Last year a group ot second-year stu- dents entertained at the state con- vention with a dance. Freshmen entertain at Latin Banquet. V, ,fini Qi, I . 3 . firm, lm SEATED: Linda Cannady, Secretory, Jinny Shotvvell, Secretary. STANDING: Bill Nelms, Vice Presi dent, Joe Hensgen, President, Donny Currin, Vice President, Mike Avant, President. latin Il FIRST ROW: Elaine Curtin, Jinny Shotvvell, Mary Cynthia Harris, Marsha Watkins, Diane May, Debra Peebles, Beth Pruitt, Jean Hart, Elizabeth Balmer, , ft Kay Cheatham. SECOND ROW: Frankie Dvvorsky, David Rose, Page Seate, Frank Glover, Nancy Hicks, lsabel Talton, Mary Lou Clark, Janet Lumpkin, Kathy Webb, Glenda Morton, Amy Stovall, Linda Hester, Margaret Person, Susan Watkins, Linda Cannady, Sara King, Jean Roller. THIRD ROW: Tommy Arrington, Donnie Tingen, Patrick Timberlake, George Boyd, Billbleims, John Hunt, Sholar Powell, Mariorie Cole, Barbara Payne, Mary Lou Freeman, Dorothy Puckett, Gail Clement. FOURTH ROW: Joe Hensgen, Robert Montague, George Hunt, Mike Regan, Jimmy Overton, Alvin Hobgood, Mike Avant, Cable Regan, Sidney Comer, Henry Jennings, Charles Piper, Danny Currin, Warren Freeman, Herbert Washington. 1 . -Y .

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5 ' 95.5 55 N FIRST ROW: Maxine Jeifcoat, Glenn Lilly, Susan Fox, Leslie Saunders, Janie Williamson, Joy Wilkie, Steve Wright, Cecil Peebles, Buster Lumpkin, Ai Barnes. SECOND ROW: Ginnie Lee Dickerson, Mary Debbie Cutts, Bruce Dickerson, Carrie Pruitt, Ruth Wheeler, Faye Noell, Linda Aitken, Mary Mitchell, Mary Ann Culbreth, Patricia Fiscus, Kathy Boyd, Barbara May, Gene Ayscue, Dale Williford, Christine lnscoe. THIRD ROW: Teresa Currin, Cecelia Pruitt, Sherry Hicks, Melinda Currin, Gail DeMent, Billy Bullock, Hugh Currin, Jr., rl' SEATED: Susan Corbitt, President, Mrs. Gladys Satterwhite, Advisor, Linda Aitken, President, Teresa Curtin, President. STAN DIN G: Mary Mitchell, Secretary, Nancy Harris, Vice President, Gene I-Xyscue, Secretary, Betty Yancey, Vice President, Jackie Clark, Secretary, Al Barnes, Vice President. Janet Wrenn, Betty Lynn Yancey, Gracie Boyd, Bryant Haskins David Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Clark, Wayne Currin, Jimmy Williams, Lucy Hancock, Rose Puckett, Danny Hall Sammy Hobgood, Bill Mitchell, Mike Currin, David Stewart, Cinderella Boyd, Nancy Harris, Susan Hunt, Lyna Breedlove. FIFTH ROW: Kitty Boswood, Susan Corbitt, Bryant Murchinson, Dal Mackie, Bill Daniel, Ronnie Currin, Robbie Clark, Matt Norris, James Allen, Drew Morgan, Lindsey Yancey, Ronnie Bowling, William Adcock. 1 1 Latin I The primum bonum ot a beginning Latin student is to make the Latin Club, tor thereby hang many extras. One of these is being a slave at the annual Roman banquet in the spring. Boys and girls, wearing a short servant's tunic, carry out their masters' orders. These range from doing acrabatics to singing solos. For three days after they are sold, they work tor their owners. Freshmen are chosen every year to present a dance feature at the banquet. This year's dance theme was a salute to the Nine Muses, who were depicted on a mural backdrop with their horse, Pegasus. Sixty-seven Latin l J.C.L.'ers have two new experiences beckoning them: attending the N.C. J.C.L. Convention in Chapel Hill in March, and attending the National Convention at Bowling Green, Kentucky. Those whose grades recommend them will receive a boost from the club treasury. It is no wonder that Latin l students tind their participation in Cognoscamus one ot the highlights ot the year.

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iii, latin lll .gf Q - .. . . , FIRST ROW: Linda Hobgood, Michelle DeVos, Jean Cox, Joan Smith, Patsy Slaughter, Sondra Howard Linda Grissom, Eliza Currin. SECOND ROW: Laurie Lyon, Donna Blackwell, lola Peed, Lily Comer, Mike Saunders, Sandro Dickerson, Douglas Thomas, Joy Forsythe, VaLinda Elliott, Dorothea Jones, Kaye Frances Currin, Ann Colenda, Tonie Joyce, Betsy Woltz. THIRD ROW: Gary Cash, Pamela Pruitt, Jimmy Wright, William Ellington, Jim Elliott, Robert Hill, Glenn Woodlief, Diane Cannady, Danny Hunt, Eorest Oakley, Raymond Callahan. FOURTH ROW: Sam Currin, Gilbert Hensgen, Cree Hicks, Bill Cheatham, Meyer Dworsky, Gwen Hightower, Mike Harris, Bobby Barnes, Robert Powell. Linda Sue Clark. gg ., , fiifttii ' H. tl ,, l , , , , . . ' -fi I Even though there are only two years ot Latin offered at Webb, many Juniors and Sen- iors participate in the Latin lll Club. They remember that the club name, Cognoscamus, means Let us learn. , an idea that has even more significance now that they are approach- ing graduation. Erom this group, Jimmy Wright ran as a candidate tor N.C. J.C.L. president at Chapel l-lill in March. Jimmy was Webb lsligh's first candidate for state president. l'le has to his credit two state and two national conventions, Webb's club has in the past years sent seventy-six delegates to national meetings. Glen Woodliet and Linda Sue Clark are crowned Lf' VE Emperor and Express at annual Latin Banquet. Gilbert Hensgeri, Laura Leslie Powell, Bill ,I Cheatham, Joy Forsythe, Glen Woodliet, and