Weldon High School - Little Breeze Yearbook (Weldon, NC)

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Roanoke New Weldon Hi-Kites lWEL.I1 ' CHANGE IN P WELDOP' IFor some tir duction of th exceeded the of the paper, to make a cl publication. The staff the help of M to pulblish oug other week in the Roanoke IN. enable the staff up-to-the-minutc could by pufblishi. times a year as tl, formerly. The entire is very grateful to l for his cooperation. The, that this change will enarbi. 'ages ted to take them 'f will fbegin tak- 'or annuals soon. omopson, itor lfficers -fBruce Howell Jarolyn Howell Donald Sessoms etary---Glenda ary- ---Margaret rs. W. B.. Joyner? Council Officers . ,----Dottie Shugart ent ---Margaret Shaw and Treasurer ---Steve .ner V Elizabeth Bird, l readers who are interested in R school to get the news moi I X eportef promptly than before. -JH ' T-he 'Staff of Weldon Hi-Lites for gowns- to ..... - - -1-:res taken. .T gf, .... -. . - . ---. . ....- .. .-- ' ' nhomorehome- Row 1 -Steve Turner -Assistant Editor , Doris Thompson-Editor. Row 2 -Peggy Bridgers, Sandra Thomp- son, Ella Ross. Row 3 -Elizabeth Bird, Dianne Brantly, Martha Johnston. Row 4-Becky Willey, Paulette T l L rd B row. Row 5-Mickey Wynnberry .Tames Medlin, Larry Merritt. ay 0I', EOIIH. 21' , Steve Turner Assistant Editor ln' 'Ui Doris Thompson Editor The Hi-Lites Staff of Weldon High School is working under a new plan this year. Instead of publishing a monthly pa- per, they collect and edit the news in our local paper, The Roanoke News , twice monthly. This is a nice arrangement be- cause the news is more current and there are no mimeographing headaches. The Hi- Lites Staff works tirelessly to bring us the latest happenings around school. They put in many lo-ng, hard hours before the stu- dents see th eir finished pr o du c t , The Weldon Hi-Lites.

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faff es, the staff strives to make he yearbook the best possible ccount of student life at . H. S. during the year, in pic- ures andwords. With the able eadership of Mrs. W. B. .Toy- er and the work and co-opera- ion of the entire staff, the eadline is met on time. Assistant Editor Q? I Carolyn Howell K Business Staff-Patsy Coker Club Reporter -Jackie Vaughan Club Reporter -Carol Martin Business Staff-Jerry Miller Class Reporter -Marie Johnson Business Staff-Thelma Brown Business Staff-Barbara Canipe 41 H H Q Business Manager Dottie Shugart Asst. Business Manager Bruce Howell

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Monogram Club Organized for the purpose of encour- aging sportsmanship and school spirit a- mong the students and the athletes, the Monogram Club under the direction of Mr. Parker, has succeeded in realizing its aims to a satisfying degree. The improved 'ie cheering at the games, the right attitude tow ar ds a defeat and the desirable co- operation among athletes, students, and faculty are exponents of the efforts of this club. In their search for victories the Lucky Mitchell members have discovered high ideals. President Sponsor Mr. Parker wif NJ' .y T 14 -ge., 4 Row 1-Pr esident -Lucky Mitchell, Patsy Turner-Secretary, Jerry Miller-Vice President. Row 2- BrendaWise, Peggy Bridgers, Glo Elias, Ella Ross, Judy,Carroll, Patsy Coker. Row 3-Barbara Shad- rick, Nita Cochrane, Joyce Warren, Pauline Birdsong, Vicky Mayle, Robert Brown. Row 4-Warren Quinn, A. C. Tant, Marvin Harris, Linwood Joyner, William Hudson, Joe Wheeler. Row 5-Charles Joyner, Bobby Price, Gene Cox, Kay Fussell, Larry Merritt. Row 6-Johnny Wise, Alan Bell.