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

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Iris Whitesell, Janice Bowman, Hobart Cook, Tommy Garrison, Viola Inskip. Wesley Gilliam, Darrell Nix, Wes- ley Snyder, Donnie Council, Dicky White, Glenn Garrison, E d d i e Matkins. Qjjfice Assistants Office Assistants serve as receptionist, run errands, take care of sick students, work in the lunchroom and help in many capacities. Their duties are many and varied. They serve as hosts and hostesses on many occasions and give valuable services to the school. Stroud Noah, Carol Lewis, Donald Fargis, Larry Tipton, Bobby Beckom, Darrell Nix, Viola Inskip, Wayne Garrison, Wesley Gilliam, Eddie Matkins, Tommy Gar- rison, Janice Bowman, Dickie White, Wesley Snyder, Donnie Council, Iris White- sell, Hobart Cook, Mrs. Jean Sadler. 1 10

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Bus drivers play an important part in the daily function of Western High School. Their responsibility for the students of our school is a great one and their service invaluable. To become a bus driver two days of class work and a test is first required; then a road test. Any moving traffic viola- tion, no matter how small, revokes the driver ' s bus license. Ronnie Ashworth, Donnie Alcon, Steve Gilliam, Larry King, James Long, Mike Johnson, Larry James, Louis Melton, Marshall Zimmerman, LeonSetzer, Tommy Garrison, Freddie Simmons, H. F. Hilliard, Ronnie Matlock, Curt Martin, Tommy Whitaker, Milton Huffine, Donnie Daniely, Jimmy Kistler, Steve Blanchard, MargieSad- ler. 109

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Howard Barnhardt, Steve Barber, Sandra Huffines, Loretta Somers, Virginia Per- kins, Joanne Poteat, Lynda Pritchett, Mary Harrington, Steve Cates, Ernest Haw- kins. it We have twenty- one student library assistants who work in the library because they elected to be there. The work they do means a great deal to them as well as to the school. They have a B or above average, high citizenship rating, an attitude of helpfulness, neatness of person and dress, willingness to do any task assigned, and are taught to assume a professional attitude while on duty. Students helping with library service receive one credit for two years of work. They give one hour of service daily and are expected to do a certain amount of library study, involving an examination at the end of the school year. They are organized into a Library Club, which is affiliated with the District and State High School Library Association. The club sponsors an annual talent show and takes a field trip each year to some outstanding high school or college library.