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

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Annual Staff Editors: SEATED (left to right): Glenda McIntyre, Art Editor; Pam Roberson, Business Manager; Linda McIntyre, Layout Editor; Betty Steelman, Class Editor. STANDING (left to right): Raymond Bailey, Photographer; Ervie Lewis, Business Manager; Larry Lunsford, Sports Editor; Louis Harrington, Copy Editor; David Hughes, Photo¬ grapher; Johnny James, Sports Editor. ■ —.— gg. Senior annual members contributed much to the pub lishing of the 1967 WE-HI-WA. Much time and effort was given by thesepeople in typing all the multitude of copy needed to get our annual off to press. ' Betty stop telling those jokes, and get to work, 75 kllilllii ii

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We-Hi-Wa Staff of 1966-67 FIRST ROW (left to right): Janice Bowman, Cindy Wilson, Pam Roberson, Pam Matkins, Doris Litten, Glenda Mc¬ Intyre, Karen Flynn, Nancy Sommers, and Patty Herbin. SECOND ROW: Ann Chandler, Carla Smart, Rachel Sommers, Linda McIntyre, Betty Steelman, Ann Matlock, Bette Ray, Linda Rumbley, and Nancy Pickard. THIRD ROW: Leo Scott, Louis Harrington, Calvin Wade, Wayne Perry, Clinton Edwards, David Rudd, David Hughes, Johnny James, Mrs. Roark, advisor; Sammy Lewis. WE-HI-WA Staff WE-HI-WA editors and advisors: SEATED: Janice Bowman, and Patty Herbin, Co-editors. STANDING: Mrs. Barbara Roark, Mrs. Jean Sadler Advisors, and Karen Flynn, Associate Editor. The WE-HI-WA, the school yearbook, is published by a staff of co-operative, hard-working, imaginative, dedicated students selected from the student body each year. Members of the staff must select and exemplify the highlights of each school year and strive to present full coverage of classes, clubs, activities, faculty and stu¬ dents through the yearbook. Their work begins with the opening of the school and continues until all activities and events of the year are covered. The staff members work to make each day have its place in the ' 67 annual. Each member has the duty and oppor¬ tunity to assist in the production of the yearbook in any way he can. The editors and advisors meet with the staff outside school hours to make layouts, sell ads, do art work, type, take pictures, and complete the many little de¬ tails necessary for the publica¬ tion of an annual 74

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National Honor Society Honor Society Officers (left to right): Clinton Edwards, Sergeant at Arms; Carla Smart, Chaplain; Vicki Hillier, Trea surer; Chris Ford, Secretary; Tommy Moorefield, Vice President; and Becky Garrison, President. Another pound! This time for the bus.” Shareholders, those people who have contributed 4 or more books of stamps, are often rewarded by treats of homemade cakes, pies, or cookies. In April Sammy Lewis was elected President of the State National Honor Society. He presided at the convention held at Nags Head on April 30,1967. One of the projects of the National Honor Society was to spon¬ sor a Christmas Carnival to collect Family Stamps for the activity bus. A combo provided the beat for dancing. Different booths were operatedby several service clubs and prizes were auctioned for Family Stamps.