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

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SEATED: Susan Garner, Jan Sadler, Becky Andrews, Margie Sadler, Stroud Noah, Larry Tipton, Penny Simpson, Bob- by Beckom, Judy Lynch, Carol Lewis. SECOND ROW: Sue Medlin, Glenda McIntyre, Rachel Somers, David Hughes, Mary Harrington, Pam Anderson, Virginia Perkins, Linda McCrickard, Carol Ellison, Cindy Robertson, Cindy Wilson, Pam Roberson, Doris Litten, Ann Matlock. THIRD ROW: Janice Bowman, Viola Inskip, Donna Sutton, Louis Harring- ton, Ronnie Matlock, Ronnie Skipper, Wes Snyder, Ervie Lewis, Gary Harris, Gerry Oxford, Tommy Kenyon, Dickie White, Vickie Greene, Teresa Somers, Ilene White, Sammy Lewis, Sue Iseley. The We-Hi-Wa is the yearbook published by a staff re- presenting all classes. It is the purpose of the annual staff to record in pictures every activity and event of the year. The editors and advisors meet with the staff outside of school hours to sell ads, make layouts, and complete the many details necessary for publishing an annual. Larry Tipton - Co-Editor Mrs. Barbara Roark and Mrs. Jean Sadler - Advisors Stroud Noah - Co-Editor Penny Simpson - Associate Editor 90

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ationaJ Honor Soc e y FIRST ROW: Jo Lene Robertson, Sandra Farrell, Susan Garner, Virginia Perkins, Sue Iseley, Sue Wyrick, Kay Wag- oner,Jo Anne Anderson, Gaynell Cantrell. SECOND ROW: Treva Wagoner, Stroud Noah, Betty Westbrook, Ilene White, Donna Thompson, Teresa Somers, Carol Ellison, Penny Simpson. THIRD ROW: Dickie White, Hobart Cook, Norris Underwood, Darrell Nix. Donnie Carter, Melvin Brammer. An organization of prime importance is the National Honor Society. The four objectives of this Society are Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. To become a member, a student must be outstanding scholastically, serve as a leader among students, and be voted upon unanimously by the faculty. OFFICERS Reporter: Treva Wagoner, Secretary: Sue Iseley, Vice Pres- ident: Norris Underwood, President: Darrell Nix, Treasurer: Donnie Carter, Chaplain: Virginia Perkins. Advisor: Mrs. Perkins

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The WEST SIDE STORY, published as often as possible by the Journalism class, attempts to bring to the students interesting, informative reading as well as news of events taking place at Western High School. Humorous features, thought-provoking editorials, and complete sports coverage are found in each issue of WSS. The staff strives for neatness, attractiveness, and accuracy — a publication which upholds and promotes the standards of our school and one in which they take a great deal of pride. CO- EDITORS - E manual May Ronnie Skipper ADVISOR - Mrs. Gwendolyn Bland 91