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

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Office Assistants: David Sharpe, Raymond Bailey —uh-uh-1,2,3 Office Assistants: Mr. Primm, Jan Schmidt, Becky Garrison, Sammy Lewis, Mrs. Sadler. $5 for you and $5 for me. Guidance and Office Assistants Guidance Assistants: Seated: Mr. Bryan, Advisor; Standing left to right: Tommy Moorefield, Janice Pender, Cheryl Snead, Wayne Perry. Send all applications c o College Claus and his helpers. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The office assistants lend an inval¬ uable service to the smoother running of the school. During the school hours they assist Mr. Primm, Mrs. Sadler, and all of the teachers at Western. Their jobs include sorting mail for the teachers ' box¬ es, running errands, answering the tele¬ phone, greeting visitors and selling and counting lunch tickets. Each does a fine job and deserves a great deal of credit. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS The guidance assistants of Western High School are a selected group, chosen from a vast number of students who have expressed a desire to help in that capacity. They help Mr. Bryan in his daily work routine. Their main duties include typing reports for Mr. Bryan, running various errands, assisting students when Mr. Bryan is not available, and keeping the guidance rooms in order. After they have completed their work and while waiting for further instructions, the assistants fill in their spare time by studying. Office Assistants: Janice Bowman, Ervie Lewis. Listen my children and you shall hear . . . .

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Interact Club i INTERACT Club members kneeling left to right: Kent Hoffman, G. W. Thompson, Ray King, Floyd Rich, Jeff Felshaw, David Hughes, Dennis Sutton, Robert Cates, Denis Woody, David Rudd, Larry Daniels, Craven Ford, Lee West. Standing left to right: Dr. W. W. Snyder, advisor; Gary Loy, Robin Woody, John Pruette, Donald Cowan, Howard Summers, Bill Cole, Scott Coghill, Dennis West, Bill Hindley, William Millicovsky, Alex Prats, Larry Loy, Phil Bolton. INTERACT CLUB The purpose of the Interact Club is to promote under¬ standing and good citizenship. There are over 1,500 clubs in 47 countries around the world. The Western chapter is sponsored by the Burlington Rotary Club. The meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. The club advisor is Dr. W. W. Snyder of Elon College. One of the clubs main projects is cleaning the gym after basket¬ ball games. INTERACT Officers Kneeling left to right: David Hughes, Senior Director; I David Rudd, Junior Director; Robert ! Cates, Secretary. Standing left to right: | Dr. W. W. Snyder, Advisor; John Pruette, [ Sophomore Director; Scott Coghill, Treasurer; Alex Prats, Vice-President; j Phil Bolton, President.

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Bus Drivers Bus Drivers, Row 1, Front to rear: Alton Sharpe, Ernest Hawkins, Steve Cates, Steve Blanchard, Debbie Edwards. Row 2, Front to rear: Stevie Gilliam, Tony Driver, Howard Somers, Alan Caviness, Tony Griswold, and Ervie Lewis. Mr. Jim Stout, coordinator. Row 3, Front to rear: Janie May, David Sharpe, Doug Barber, Jeff Felshaw, Ronnie Stanfield, and Vaughn Wagoner. Row 4, Front to rear: Almeria Kernodle, Edgar Pritchett, Bill Walker, Kent Hoff¬ man, Becky Garrison, and Steve Smith. BUS DRIVERS The job of a bus driver is an important one; it requires a basic driving skill as well as an alertness and an awareness of the re¬ sponsibility involved, which is one of the biggest, placed upon a student at Western. To hold the posi¬ tion of a student bus driver one must suc¬ cessfully pass a class¬ room session of study and actual roadwork and a road test. The student, having had his work approved by the instructor, then must drive under the super¬ vision of Mr. D. O. Teer, the county ' s su¬ pervisor of transpor¬ tation and head me¬ chanic. Finally, Mr. Primm must confirm the pupil ' s capability, and present him with his license. Mr. James Stout coordinates the bus drivers this year. Keeping the busses clean is a constant job for drivers Steve Blanchard, Alan Caviness, and Kent Hoffman.