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

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Class of ’67 Banther, Harvey LeRoy, Jr. What we need is an alarm which goes off when we are ready to get up. Barber, Linda Faye Silence is golden--too bad she ' s not rich.” 27 Barnett, Danny Reginald Lord! I wonder what fool in¬ vented kissing. Ashworth, Ronald Gilbert I love work! It fascinates me! I could sit and look at it for hours. A maiden never bold; of spirit still and quiet. Ayers, Tommy B. He is interested in things of all sorts. His biggest interests are in girls and sports. Baker, Linda Joice Banther, Daniel Willard Bait the hook well: this fish will bite. The quiet type, the kind you like to have around.” Bailey, Raymond Earl Every man is the architect of his own future. Apple, Ronnie Lee

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CLASS OFFICERS Larry Lunsford, Vice-President; David Sharpe, President; Linda McIntyre, Secretary; Steve Smith, Treasurer. ■ } I 1 . Graduation marks the culmination of four years of striving to develop ourselves for the future. We, the mem¬ bers of the Class of 1967 have an inward satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment that we have earned in these years of character building, academic growth, and development. During the years, we questioned what awaited us after graduation; we began to answer this question in our own ways. Some of us applied to colleges. Some applied for jobs. But all of us began to find a direction in life. On Graduation Day we will sit together in caps and gowns with mixed emotions--happy and sad--but serious-- ready to graduate, yet conscious of how much we have yet to learn. So, at graduation, we, the Class of 1967, leave Western High as students for the last time and enter the world of maturity. Soon we will walk life ' s path--finding somedays clouded by thundering rainstorms--but discovering, too, that following the rain will come the brightness of sunlight, making the glistening raindrops even more beautiful. This is life! 26

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Class of ’67 Barts, Dianne (Littlejohn) Wives are young men’s mis¬ tresses; companions for middle age; and old men ' s nurses. Bland, Ruby Carolyn Life is just a span; I ' ll enjoy every minute of it. Bolton, Philip Lamm Not merely a chip of the old block, but the old block itself. Bowman, Janice Sue She moves in friendship and she looks like a queen. Bowman, Judy Carol Modesty is the beauty of wo¬ man. Bradsher, Norma Jean A girl who will be a friend for¬ ever. Brannock, Peggy Warren As welcome as sunshine in every place, is the becoming ap¬ proach of a good-natured face. Senior Presidents of School Clubs SEATED left to right: Jan Schmidt, Marie Kernodle, Rachel Somers, Becky Garrison. STANDING left to right: Phil Bolton, David Sharpe, Bill Cole, Don Huneycutt, Tommy Moorefield, Sammy Lewis, Steve Smith. 28