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Patterns By secret ballot vote of the faculty Peggy McClatchy and lack Alderson were chosen All-Westerner girl and boy. Service, honesty, loyalty, popularity, leadership, and co-operation are blended in these students so that the results are outstanding personalities. Both of these students have been active in the scholastic and extra- curricular life of the school. They deserve recognition particularly because of their being secretary and president of the student body, respectively. Peggy is a member of the National Honor Society, editorial editor of the WESTERNER WORLD, a National T hespian, a member of Quill and Scroll, and the Y-Teen secretary. Iack also has a high scholastic standing, has been a member of the Student Council for three years, is the Hi-Y president, and is a Westerner letterman. Each class has the privilege of electing, by secret ballot also, a fav- orite to represent them in the yearbook. Seniors, because of additional years of work and interest, get to elect a favorite boy and girl. For both Noel Sikes and Sue Evans, senior favorites, this yearls election means a repeat performance. Noel, who served as co-captain of the Westerner eleven, has lettered in football for three years. Num- ber 13, in reference to Noel, turned out to be lucky indeed. Sue has acted as head cheerleader, a newly created ofce this past year. Her winning smile and wholesome friendliness make her known to all. Bon Harvey, the junior choice, is a boy who is bubbling over with pep and personality. Although his class might hnd the weather vari- able, his good humor never is. ' Members of the sophomore class chose Neil Sikes, the younger edition of Noel, to represent them. Neills freckled face combined with carefree but energetic manner tend to make him a sophomore who is seen everywhere and remembered.
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