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

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HONOR SOCIETY President Vice President Secretary Treesurer Chaplain Sponsor Susan Sadler Don Brannon Karen Smith Frances Litten Gayle Green Mrs. Graham FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Robertson, Susan Sadler, Patsy Simpson, Beth Garrison, Lila Ann Smith, Doris Barnes, Francis Litten, Sylvia Tickle, Shirley Leigh; SECOND ROW: Betty Barn- hardt, Pat Wagoner, Marie Parrish, Anne Cunningham, Paula Whitesell, Karen Smith, Jo Ann Matkins, Gayle Green, Priscilla Jones; THIRD ROW: Pat Sadler, Gray Andrews, Clay Smith, Jerel Boone, Ray Steelman, Don Brannon, and Linda Smith. Western ' s chapter of the National Honor Society is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The main objective of this organization is to stimulate scholarship in the secondary schools and to place secondary educa- tion on higher levels. This year ' s projects included aprogram for United Nations Week with a generous UNICEF offering and a White Christmas Program. 79

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STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Andrews, Reporter; Susan Sadler, Chaplain; Keith Oakley, Treasurer; Clay Smith, Vice-Presi- dent; Jerel Boone, President; Anita Snipes, Secretary; Hobart Cook, S.ergeant-at-Arms; Pat Sadler, Historian. SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Terrell, sponsor; Mr. Isley, sponsor; Keith Oakley, Clay Smith, Jerel Boone, Anita Snipes, Hobart Cook, Mr. Smith, sponsor. ROW 1: Angela Edwards, Linda Dodd, Pat Edwards, Pat Sadler, Becky Andrews, Susan Sadler, Linda Ross, Marie Parrish, Joan McBride, June Poteat. ROW 2: Dickie White, Ricky Mitchell, Penny Simpson, Beth Garrison, Pat Wagoner, Margie Sadler, Karen Smith, Stroud Noah, Jewel Saunders, Fran Boyd, Linda Vaughn, Phyllis Long. The Western High School Student Council represents the entire student body, and strives for the betterment of the school by carrying out worth-while and challenging projects. Students feel the council is both their agent of expression in the school and their connection with administration. In all areas of student activity, the council has full support of the administration. The Council provides good relationships between students, faculty, and administra- tion. Members of the Council must have a scholastic average of 85, and standards of conduct acceptable by the Faculty. 78

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS SEATED, Left to Right: Carol Winstead, Vice President; Beth Garrison, President; Jo Ann Matkins, Secretary; Mary Lou Per- kins, Treasurer; SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Anderson, Stroud Noah, Parliamentarians; Paula Whitesell, Historian; Jean Brown, Chaplain; Sandra Jeffreys, Reporter; Brenda Shephard, Song Leader; Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Allen, Sponsors. FIRST ROW: NancyGriggs, Faye Shore, Sandra Schmidt, Karen Lambert, Penny Simpson, June Poteat, Jan Haizlip, Beth Garrison, Jean Fogleman, Brenda Shepherd, Wanda Diamont, Linda Walker, Lydia Pritchett, Jean Brown, Carol Winstead. SECOND ROW: Stroud Noah, Dee Wall, Susan Garner, Katrina Ticket, Jo Ann Matkins, Dianne Goodman, Ann Roberts, Deanie Longest, Sandra Jeffreys, Susan Dixon, Sandra Ferrell, Frances Pitts, Linda Ross, Phyliss Long, Janie McDaries. THIRD ROW: Dianne Newman, Carolyn Pyles, Mary Lou Perkins, Teressa Somers, Ilene White, Brenda Terrell, Judy Line- berry, Paula Whitesell, Shirley Weaver, Barbara Waugh, Margaret Johnson, Sue Wyrick, Ruth Schmidt, Elizabeth Barber, Jo Ann Anderson, Sandra Saul, Kay Wagoner, Mary O ' dell. FOURTH ROW: Mary Harrington, Hermine Adkins, Joann Turner, Linda Dodd, Ellen Hall, Brenda Greene, Carol Lewis, Vickie Hill, Bonnie Faucette, Patsy Stephens, Janice Terrell, June Poteat, Viola Inskip, Sherin Wrenn, Scarlett Troxler. FIFTH ROW: Vicky Rice, Jewel Saunders, Linda Lowe, Linda Murray, Pam Ander- son, Sherril Searcy, Nancy Reid, Marie Parrish, Susan Moore, Sandy Epperson, Vickie Greene, Gail Crutchfield, Becky Chatham, Joan Dickerson, Sandra Ferrell and Glenda Brammer. SIXTH ROW: Wanda Murphy, Rebecca Campbell, Donna Pender, Rebecca Mitchell, Dianne Carter, Pam Gerringer, Sandra Huffines. Future Homemaker ' s motto is Furthering My Education for Future Roles. There are 90 charter FHA members. The Harvest Moon dance was sponsored by Future Homemakers of America. Some important events during the year were: National FHA Week, a trip to Woman ' s College, the Mother- Daughter Banquet, and the district and state conventions. 80