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

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Future Farmers Of America FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Gwynn, Ernie Koury, Earl Warrick, Carlton Smithey, Dennis Camp- bell, David Satterfield, Randy Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Randy Davis, Danny Daniely, Kenneth Arrwood, Rob- ert Troxler, Ed Thomas, Advisor, Mr. Busick. THIRD ROW: Alvin Cook, Dennis Matkins, Tony Ellington, Robert Lewis, Randy King, Mike Gerringer, Butch Johnson, Randy Simmons. Did you walk down the hall in early November and see a strange looking sight coming toward you? It’s F.F.A. initiation time! The Western Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, under the direction of Mr. J. W. Busick, strive hard to serve their community and school. Each year the F.F.A. participates in such projects as the barbecue sale and the annual Christmas tree sale. They also partici- pate in events at the State fair. MR. J. W. BUSICK B.S., N. C. State University Forestry and Wildlife, Agricultural Science Mechanics, Sales and Service Jel JAN FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Randy Sim- mons; Sentinel, Randy Davis; Treasurer, Mark Bell. SECOND ROW: Vice President, Ed Thomas; Secretary, Kenneth Lucas; Reporter, Robert Troxler; Mr. Busick. 91

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The Junior Exchange is a school service organization affiliated with the National Exchange Club of America. Its motto, “Unity for Ser- vice” is an appeal to qualified high school students to unite in various MR. W. E. LOWE A.B., Elon College M.A., U.N.C. — Chapel Hill Social Studies Junior Exchange EXCHANGE OFFICERS, CLOCKWISE: Carlton Hawkins, Vice-President; Ricky Joyce, Sergeant of Arms; Eric Butler, President; Gary Loy, Trea- surer; Jeff McAdams, Secretary. EXCHANGE CLUB: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Reid, James Teague, Tommy Sexton, Reggie White, Gary Hicks, Dennis Chrismon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lowe, Dennis Hillier, Eric Butler, Ray Brooks. THIRD ROW: Randall Cobb, Steve Simonson, Jeff Mc- Adams, Steve Lahnum, Gary Loy, Ricky Joyce, Carlton Hawkins. service projects for the school com- munity. Scholarship is encouraged and gentlemanly conduct is ex- pected. The local Junior Exchange Club is sponsored by the Elon Col- lege Exchange Club.

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Spanish Club Enjoyed Cooking Spanish Foods All students of Spanish at Western are members of the Spanish Club, the purpose of which is the study of the way of life of Span- ish-speaking peoples. Often the members are invited to present programs for various groups. The members participate in one money- making project, which is also a service proj- ect, during the school year. Proceeds from this are used to purchase equipment for the Spanish Department. MRS. CLYDE KIRKMAN A.b., Davenport, Greensboro College Spanish Spanish Club CLUB OFFICERS: Gary Hicks, President; Jimmy Smith, Vice-President; Barbara Blanks, Secre- tary; Becky Zufall, Trea- surer. 92