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

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Wcj po M o H h qQ) Science Club members are: S t an d i ng: Billy Moss, Barry Carroll, Frank Pulley, Bunny Williams, Bobby Mitchell, Johny Hendricks, Ricky Green. Seated: Debby Oakley, Cheryl Gay, Faye Sawyer, and Sandra Pulley. Freshmen scientists experiment in the lab! Officers: Mrs. Stanley, Sponsor; Frank Pulley, President; Johny Hendricks, Vice-President; Cheryl Gay, Secretary; Faye Sawyer, Reporter; Sandra Pulley, Treasurer. This club helps us to escape from our everyday lives into the more fantastic world of Science. We are intro¬ duced to the many different facets of that which links our minds and enrich ourselves to the future. Our main objection is the Science Fair which is in February. This gives each student a chance to portray his talents. 20

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CLUB HELEN OAKLEY, Editor Words are the gateway to the thoughts of the mind. Since we are all children of expression, there could be no better way to release knowledgable tension than through a sponsored Journalism Club. Our school pride demands a monthly paper that includes the students ' activities of Wakelon. You, the Student Body, expect only the biggest and the best. We, the Journalism Club, have pledged ourselves to this challenge. SUSAN PIPPIN, Junior-Editor fji|8ft B ting ‘$3 L 4 • ... % JfiBm f-Y Y to V Mr— i W A v Sl 1 Front row: Susan Davis, Sheila Cooke, Linda Pulley, Virgie Alford, Helen Mitchell, Mary Lou Rhodes, Bet Chamblee. Second row: Jane Hinton, Jeanette Whitley, Esther Fathera, Kathy Gay, Diana Pearce, Cathy Stallings, Connie May. Third row: Pam Alford, Deborah Corbett, Julia McNabb, Sandra Smith, Diann Wall, Linda Pearce, Joe Chamblee; Sponsor: Mrs. Doris Privette. 19

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LIBRARY CLUB Library Club Officers: Seated: Frank Pulley, President; Debbie Oakley, Vice-President. Standing: S a n d r a Pulley, Se ere tary; Susan Pippin, Treasurer; Diana Pearce, Reporter. Books are the fumigant of ignorance, for ignorance is denial in this life. The objective of the Library Club is to attract and arouse interest in libranianship at Wakelon. The club is still a growing child, however. It needs exercise to grow and to keep growing. This activity in¬ cludes the annual, Candy for Sale. The proceeds pro¬ vide the money toward the purchase of books and maga¬ zines for the library. Susan Pippin represented the club as Miss Library Club, while her co-members excelled in manufacturing a float representing Books Around The World. The crest of their activities is a scrapbook of the outstanding activities of the Library Club and Wakelon ' s Students. Can you imagine Wakelon without a faithful Library- Club? We could not even try! Seated: Lena Brantley, Esther Fathera, Ruby Creech, Candace Debnam, Cathy Clark, Brenda Tant, Sandra Smith, Joan Blackley, and Mrs. Madeline Pippin, Sponsor. Standing; First row: Cherrie Bowling, Patsy Scott, Jerry Johnson, Rhonda Baker, Sue Bunn, Linda Pearce, Dianne Wall, Julia McNabb. Second row: Bradley Griffin, Linwood Oakley, Billy Hocutt, Bunny Williams, David Flawkins, and Eddie Smith. 21