Western Alamance High School - We Hi Wa Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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Booster’s Club Of W.H.S. At every sport event you will find a loyal Booster club member lending a hand. 126 Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. J. C. Matkins, President; Mr. A. J. Cain, Vice President; Mr. S. T. Evans, Secretary; Mr. O. C. Harris, Treasurer. Western High School Boosters Club The Western High School Boosters are hard at work again this year to further develop ade¬ quate athletic facilities at West¬ ern. By selling ads for football programs, running the concession stands at both the football a nd bas¬ ketball games, and other various proj ects, our Boosters play a most important part of our athletic pro¬ gram. To such a devoted staff of supporters, Western High School is proud to recognize and pay trib¬ ute to these men and women.

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Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Dennis Clinton, Jimmy Hines, Charles Terrell, Jim MacDonald, Dicky Robert son, Dennis Mabry, Steve Sharp, Bubby Bryan. 1966 Golf Team Underthe leadershipof coach Dennis Clinton, the 1966Western High School golf team showed a marked improvement over the 1965 team. With nearly all the 1965 members on the team, plus some bright, new prospects, the team more than doubled its winnings of the 1965 season. Along with Madison-Mayodan, Northeast Guilford, and Ragsdale, the squad held matches with all of the county teams — Graham, Eastern, and Southern. In the final standings on the team, Jim MacDon¬ ald was the number one man. Dicky Robertson number two, Steve Sharpe number three, Dennis Mabry number four, Bubby Bryan number five, Charles Terrell number six, and Jimmy Hines was number seven. At the annual spring athletic banquet, Jim MacDonald was awarded the Most Valuable Golfer trophy. Tennis Team FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Craven Ford, Ladd Fuqua, George Westafer, Johnny Westafer OND ROW: Jon White, Howard Somers, Steve Cates, Melvin Perry. 1966 Tennis Team Under the direction of Mr. Barry Hodge, the Western High School tennis team began its sec¬ ond season in the spring of 1966. After experiencing the frustrations of its first year, the team returned with renewed strength. The team consisted of 8 players, 2 of which were electives. At the meets, each player com¬ peted in a singles match after which four boys teamed up in pairs for the doubles matches. Steve Cates and George Westafer held the number one doubles place while Johnny Westafer and Melvin Perry took second. The tennis team is looking forward to the ' 67 season with new goals and will do its best to have a winninv season.

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I. i ? ! J.V. Cheerleaders i ROW 1: Sue Cain, Chief. ROW 2, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fay Bowman, Fonda Harrison. ROW 3: Joan Cockman, Kay Sutton, Mendy Saul. ROW 4: Judy Smith, Julia Scruggs, Donna Kernodle. Sue Cain, Chief. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Each year, at the beginning of football season, the Junior Var¬ sity Cheerleaders are chosen. A group of the faculty decides upon the nine girls who are to represent the J. V. football and basketball teams, which are made up of Freshmen and Sophomores. The advisor for the J.V. squad is Miss Jane Pointer. In order to be a J. V. Cheer¬ leader, each girl must have and maintain a scholastic average of 85 or above. Besides this, there are certain standards of behavior which each member must follow in order to properly represent our school. As a service, the J. V. Cheer¬ leaders distribute programs at the Varsity games. ' We ' ve got the team that ' s got the spirit.