Wakelon High School - Wak Igh An Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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nr riVITIH To Learn from books is merely a part of our prep¬ aration; the fulfillment of knowledge comes with working together in the various organizations of our school. In organizations, we learn how to work with others, to lead, and to accept responsibility for perhaps the first time in our lives. Here we can serve our school in many beneficial ways, but more than that we can also serve our community. 13

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Hilary Pearce, Dwight Denton, Waddell Mitchell, Danny Denton, Donn Liles, Leslie Privette, Wayne Brantley, Don Perry. Much credit for our fine school goes to our Keepers of the House. These are the people who willingly serve us in such posi¬ tions as janitors, bus drivers, lunchroom workers, and school mechanic. They sweep the floors, wash the dishes, drive the buses and fix them, too. Three cheers for our Keepers of the House. SCHOOL IVrK30P3I-A.3Sri0 ROY MITCHELL 12

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■W-A-KL-IG-PI --A.3ST STAFF Far left: JEAN BUNN, Editor. Left: FAYE SAWYER, Business Manager. Typewriters clicking, flashbulbs flickering, tears of discourage¬ ment, smiles of merriment help to make the 1966 Wak-Igh-An have a special meaning to the Annual Staff members this year. We have tried to present our school with originality in planning our layouts, writing copy, taking pictures and soliciting ads. Seated: Arlene Hood and Jackie Gay, Freshmen Representatives; Vicky Temple, Sophomore Repre¬ sentative; Donna Kinball, Junior Editor. Standing: Carolyn Alford, Typist; Cheryl Gay, Janet Duke, and Barbara Boykin, Editor ' s Assistants; Billy Moss, Sophomore Representative; Johnny Curtis, Junior Business Manager; Candace Debnam, Brenda Creech, Typists. 14