West Rowan High School - West Wind Yearbook (Mount Ulla, NC)

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Spiritual Growth need knowledge. This culminates w i t h r e w a r d both material and spiritual- Mrs. Sowers, as guidance counselor, aids a student in selecting a college. T p. ::' N : : ':' ,M .T a a ,aae si e e an Y W N55 - fo T Q3 Selly iii 'Vi 3 .. ra 3. meant 1 X -,L n . ..1 .1 if -:gf-: fm - 1 :-' n a li g a Q Hogg '.ao n i.ofe .:.-t r,- - 4 . 5 ' S- 'T fi- S' Lf' ,ef ' A K if-'.Qg' 1 Qse.. ' Q 1 5 I -'Y11sE. ' H 'M i ' This year saw the passing of another great President. Representatives to Boys' and Girls' State: Dan Kern, Grady Hall, Dick Etheridge, Bob Houck, Joanne Eudy, and Scott Shaver. Testing time finds all students in this class earnestly working.

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REPRESENTATIVE TOJ.E.S.S.I., Jimmy Correllg REPRESENTATIVE TO c.A. s.s.1., Dick Erheridgeg REPRESENTATIVES TO J. E. S.S.I., Bob Eauey, Eddie Ellis. Here lie the foundations of our studies, abandoned for thirty minutes of lunch. Mental and W 1 1 1 P. S.A. T., S.A.T. , aptitude, I. Q. allapart of high 4 school. Learning why we live a faith, learning why we I I S 3 3 fr dl :I Many hours of concentrated study are spent in this place. N B e t a C l ub members a r e recognized fo I' Scholarship , and Achievement.

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We found places to have fun ... and ways the lounge. . .the bonfires. . .the dances. . .long walks between classes, sometimes made longer. . .we used our imagi- nations for the fgasp!j initiations. . .we ended an excit- ing day with the Homecoming Dance. . . all awaited the climax: the Junior-Senior Prom. . . -- -- -i fA----- V . -..... V- .W aww.. M a . W ,. -. ., i Boy-girl relationships make up an important part of our social development. Social Pep rallies are made rousing events by the crackling of a bonfire.