Oxford High School - Oxonian Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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Le Cerclc Francais If you parlez Francais' or would like to, Le Cercle Francais is the place for you. Be- ginning students are eligible for membership, as well as the Senior French students. Programs about France are presented during the monthly meetings and an assembly program is presented yearly to stimulate interest in French at Oxford High. F irst row: May White, President, Bobby Ray, Vice-President Second row: Lelia McFarland, Treasurer, Mrs. Satterwhite Sponsor, Callie Frazier, Secretary. First row, left to right: Betty Lou Rawls, Carolyn Brooks, Macon Carrington, Charles Wilkerson, Jimmy Frazier, Bobby Lillian McFarland. Second row: Jeanie Parker, Doris Watson, Finch, Tommy Robinson, Ray Dickerson. Fourth row: Wayne Caroline Vaught, Jane Williams, Pat Leveque, Bonnie Lou Wilson, Dud Fuller, John Hall, John Webb, Ray Williford, Currin, Judith Currin. Third row: Charles Wilson, Marsha Ray, Tommy Lanier, S. G. Elliott, Tommy Huff. Page Twenty

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Cognoscamus -. in 'll 241 .F , . ref-:g1.:'ff H .xref-fa v First rou, Z to ri ht Anna Peed Barbara Ro ers Emil u eft iz : , s , , 'V Adcock, Cynthia WVatkins, Carol Beasley, jenny Lind OBrien, Patricia XVoodlief, Susan Daniel. Second row: Peggy Woodlief, Brenda Gupton, Sandra Day, Diane Saunders, Beverly Wilkinson, Sylvia Clark, Wilbra Shearin. Third row: Donnie Hawks, Mary Elizabeth Currin, Betty Dement, Nancy Farabow, Betty Wilson, Carolyn Pleasants. Fourth row: Robert Powell, Brenda Ashworth, Lea Lea Hall, Betsy Howard, Frances Larkins, Nancy Hogan, Euleta Johnson, Jane Blackwell, Gussie Currin, Amelia Wheeler, Marc Duggins, Al Averette. Fifth row: Kelway Howard, Leonard Creech, Bonnie Lou Currin, Pat Leveque, Lynette Currin, Doris Watkins, Bill Anderson. Sixth row: Neil Norwood, George Tarry, Eleanor Lewis, Nancy Lawson, Charles Bryan. Seventh row: Gene Woltz, Iimmy Harris, Annie Laura Dickerson, julia Ruth Carrington, Ginger Burwell. Eighth row: Roy Dean, Van Wood, Billy Elliott, Howard Harrell, Bobby Ray, Charles Belcher, E. B. Huff, David Gillespie. is N ' X Q' F-.ig W Y PQ A-1. YN r 3. 5 A Q -La P' A E U c A L X Ci is . ,P kg mils First row: Nancy Griffin, Vice-President, Ann Stovall, Secre- tary. Second row: Mrs. Satterwhite, Sponsorg Bill Hicks, Presi- dent, Linda Currin, Treasurer. Students currently taking Latin, as well as those who have previously studied it, are eligible for membership in Cognosca1nus Latin Club. The name implies the purpose of the organiza- tion: Let us lCHITl.,,,Tl'i1'0l1gh their programs, as well as classwork, the students demonstrate that Latin is definitely not a dead language, for it is a living heritage in our speech and customs. Page Twenty-One