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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1973 volume:

Where Are We Going? 1973 We-Hi-Wa Published by We-Hi-Wa Staff Volume XI Co- Editors Keith Brammer, Janice Apple Western High School Route 1 Elon College, North Carolina This is an important question for all high school students in today’s world. Where are the people of WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL going? CONTENTS Introduction Clubs — Student Life Academics — Honors Sports Classes Advertisements Senior Statistics Editors’ Note Senior Index Epilogue bel ae : sid Lait it eae ae : Se z . ‘ ‘ 'Yry Phi A BRED eee. senda andypliacndi me é . . ? ‘ Aree i ; : eam ; re 4 ’ rer BH ‘ : 1 sata trlincnc etait tm . : ‘ Ph Sr FRESHMEN might say no where! We just got here — into a busy, exciting new world. We have found new clubs, new sports, new friends, and new interests. We are proud to become Warriors. ee Be bY 4 2 BF they o r hb sae NE aw SN iN RAT RSENS MRO RA AN Oe oe ee hn BI Be ED RRA ARN A NSE wR LS RAE OR AE ORRIN ews asdaiie ee DE eee ser ees SOPHOMORES are headed somewhere, right into a decision-making society of upper classmen. We = are eager to accept Our respon- sibilities, to form the right attitudes, to keep up with ourselves. Many of our group can “go’’ because most are obtaining their driver's licenses. r SS = ei § Whe xy ve Ta, % 7 x oe, i x “ . , 5 . a ie Sa otras : get OF: et ry ne: ha Nis and eN MOPS 1, raf we . RT ‘ : r tell JUNIORS are moving up in the world, going anywhere they are needed to assume roles of leadership and accept challenges of magazine selling, prom planning, and test scoring. 10 2 5 te igeetees a a Seer _ Ay BAe 7 eo 13 SENIORS are nearing the road which branches into every- where. Just around the bend they see final exams, class day, and graduation! One road leads to work and family life; another to college and military life. Western High School is on the move. j “e : t 1962 — 1972 On July 5, 1962 Western High School was inspected and accepted by the Alamance County Board of Education. Hurdles of consolidation and location had been passed when Western opened its doors to students on August 29, 1962 and began serving students who had previously attended Elon, Altamahaw-Ossipee, and a portion of Pleasant Grove. AND THUS ASCHOOL WAS BORN... There were twenty-seven teachers ready to teach the fifty-nine courses offered; there were twenty-four busses ready to transport; there were five hundred thirty-six students ready to make the nickname WARRIORS known throughout the area. In 1968-69 major steps were taken by the Alamance County Board of Education to eliminate all racially identifiable schools in the county. The first Negro student enrolled at Western High. AND THUS A SCHOOL WAS GROWING ... The increase in student body brought about an increase in every phase of school life. This, in turn, brought about plant con- struction in the form of classrooms, auditorium, science, music, and band departments. On August 28, 1972 Western again opened its doors for another term. There was a loyal and dedicated administration; there were fifty-three teachers ready to teach the one hundred sixteen courses offered; there were twenty-six busses and one thousand twenty-eight students eager to resume the role of Western Warriors. AND THUS A SCHOOL THAT WAS BORN grew and reached out into the community and the affairs of the world because it KNEW WHERE IT WAS GOING. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO WESTERN HIGH! 16 oor rin Or a iu as lnm Dedicatlonwes | Wi ib aera, topes iain. 18 19 The measure of a man is somehow found in the good and the inspiration which he generates to others, in that portion of himself which he sacrifices for others. Such a man is N.G. Bryan who received his A.B. degree from Atlantic Christian, and his Masters, in 1941, from U.N.C.-Chapel Hill. Mr. Bryan married Dora Bundy from McCall, South Carolina. They have two children and five grandchildren. His first teaching position was at Gibson, N.C.; later moving to Middlesex where he was teacher, coach, and prin- cipal for ten years. In the Mecklenburg, Thomasboro school, he was principal for three years. Would you believe this man worked with students all day and then, after school hours, devoted many extra hours to the scouting program as a Scout leader! From 1945-1961 this versatile young man was Principal of the Graham School district which included four schools. Two years were spent at Altamahaw-Ossipee as Guidance Director before coming to Western High School in 1963 as Director of Guidance. Western High School has been better because of Mr. Bryan’s dedication to young people. More and more the students have come to realize the help which he gives to them. It is most appropriate that, upon Mr. Bryan’s retirement from formal school activity, we dedicate the We-Hi-Wa to him and affectionately say, Our love and best wishes to you — “Chief Red Tie.” f Re ood ww ae alee A nied 77 ee SS ae a a aap : Pra cet : — w ' Clubs And Student Life AtW HS | ; a (7 , ) 2? ) ‘ y : i ; f ‘ ‘ ‘ t A i ‘ Ca i 5 ian } ) Jazz Band Provides Lively Entertainment. JAZZ BAND MEMBERS, FRONT: E. Hopkins, R. Turner. FIRST ROW, SEATED, Left to right: D. Halford, B. Brincefield, S. Morris, G. Pagett, D. Turner. SECOND ROW, SEATED, Left to right: J. Evarts, S. Grant, E. Boswell, P. Nance. THIRD ROW, STANDING, Left to right: J. Johnson, E. Petersen, M. Gribble, B. Trinidad, M. Maney, R. Tate, D. O’Hare. LEFT, SEATED: S. Belangia, C. Clark, G. Gentry, Eddie Harris, Director. Varied and unusual instrumental effects can be heard as one listens to the Jazz Band. In addition to regular band class, this group of dedicated young musicians work an extra class period in order to turn out syncopated rhythms. Brother B. Brincefield plays his soul music. 22. Dedicated Officers Make A Good Band! BAND OFFICERS, Left to right: H. Amick, Feature Twirler; P. D. Turner, Drum Major; D. Halford, Band Captain; J. Evarts, Moorefield, Head Majorette; D. Smith, Head Color Guard; Student Director; S. Grant, Librarian. K. Williamson, Head Flagette; Mr. E. Harris, Band Director; At the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol, Tennessee, the Western High Marching Band was ready and proud and again marched to the tune of a NUMBER ONE rating. The hot summer practices were worth it! The friendly smiles of the flagettes at parades, at ballgames and at the competition performance; the polished shoes, the cleaned uniforms, the squared shoulders of the band members all added up to the point of perfection. The leadership and challenge from Mr. Eddie Harris provided the basis for the pride and popularity of our band throughout the entire year. Band technicalities are explained by Mr. Harris. 23 Western’s Music Makers Are Victorious we ‘SRT es SS see ee ER PONIES ee REG RENE DEN EE MEW RES a OLDS RS RES EN BRED ISSN SNS : = SERS BAY ANUNG ee ee eg 3 eas : BRASS SECTION. FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Left to right: M. Bradley, A. Thomas. SECOND ROW, Standing: R. Tate, D. Maney, B. Trinidad, D. O’Hare, D. Massey, A. Russell, H. Litten, E. Smith, R. Isley, B. MacDonald, R. Turner, T. Byrd, J. Allison, R. Tysor, M. Troxler, M. Butner, W. Whitman, J. Evarts, J. Jackson, J. Anderson, G. Gentry, T. Scruggs, P. Gminder, T. Jones, M. Allison, B. Hurdle, J. Drinkard, K. Nance, E. Boswell, S. Grant. 24 i FLAGETTES, Left to right: S. Franklin, D. Palmer, J. Childress, Z. Ross, J. Whitsell, R. Smith, S. Bradsher, P. Robinson, D, Edwards, T. Brooks, B. Swift, K. Williamson, Head. PERCUSSION SECTION, Left to right: R. Curry, J. Johnson, G. Petersen, J. Redding, E. Thompson, M. Dutner, D. Nance, J. Wheeley, G. Simpson, M. Ratliff, S. Goodman. 25 ues ls The Se H. Amick is Feature Twirler. 26 f W.H.S. Band Members. WOODWIND SECTION, FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Left to right: STANDING: B. McMillian, C. Cartner, M. Blanchard, G. M. Hensley, G. Anderson, S. Halford, K. McMillian, J. Har- Pagett, D. Halford, L. McMillian, J). Shephard, R. May, A. Whi- rison, J. Evarts, K. Janniki, J. Hamilton, B. Jones, S. Goodman. tesell, J. Hoffman, S. Morris, K. Ellison, D. Evans. COLORGUARDS, Left to right: D. Smith, Head; E. McPherson; D. Byerly; L. Prystup; J. Massey; B. Martin; C. King. if Students Learn To Express BELOW: Girls practice to improve their skills for flagette 4 : | a2 ’ i] tryouts. RIGHT: Students are packing for a ‘‘wild” weekend ot, at the Civitan convention in Durham, N.C. ABOVE RIGHT: B. Zufall and P. Moore- field fill the teachers’ boxes while working as office assistants. RIGH I Thess. Exe change students from Guatemala ar- rived at G’boro air- port November 1. 28 Unity Through Club Activities. tne LEFT: Annual staff room has “‘inspirational’’ Bane ap Oy messages for all members. BELOW: J. A WI a : ee Poythress looks over paperback books of- FOR . ee ; fered for sale in the library. E VE R AGAIN ETCHED WHEREVER FRIENDSHIPS Unroncorter ABOVE LEFT: Chess Club members con- template strategic moves. LEFT: Chorus members bone up before entertaining during the Miss W.H.S. pageant. 29 Chorus Teaches Correct Breathing Ne SOLOISTS AND ACCOMPANISTS: P. Loy, B. Martin. FIRST Hopkins, F. Fuqua, D. Pleasant, S. Finley. SECOND ROW: T. ROW, Left tosright] Es Alexander, ly Heilig, “Ri Counts: ). Phillips, D. Forbis, J. Evarts. SEXTET, SEATED? Ps Loy. STANDING Left to right: R. Hall, F. Fuqua, M. Brafford, B. Martin, D. Pleasant, S. Finley. 30 As Well As Dynamics of Singing. Naso laa SE CHORUS II was beautiful in their artistic presentation of Handel’s Messiah. Opportunities are provided to develop the vocal talents and to widen the musical ability of the members. Planning for another trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, meant that members of the Chorus had to work in many extra hours in addition to regular practice. This year the Chorus organized three additional groups — The Barbershop Quartet, the girls’ sextet, and a Freshman Male Ensemble. Chorus members rehearse for their next concert. 31 Chorus Activities Increase Left: “to “right:) T -Durham,3 D: Forbis, R. Barnhart, and M. Lewis file music following a concert. CHORUS | members look forward to displaying their singng talents under the direction of Mr. Fogleman. 32 Throughout The School Year. | a PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, FIRST ROW, Left to right: D. Whitsell, S. Finley, T. Thompson, J. Cren- shaw, R. Barbee, S. Barber, D. Whitt. SECOND ROW: R. Hall, J. Trent, B. Taylor, P. Bray, B. Jar- rell, M. Brafford, D. Pleasant. CHORUS OFFICERS, Kneeling: C. Denny, Concert Manager; J. Crenshaw, Treasurer. STAND- ING: G. Loy, Chorus Master; J. Evarts, Student Director and As- sistant Chorus Master; P. Loy, Secretary; F. Fuqua, Historian. Absent; B. Herring, Historian. |AALEERS iS CAROLINA'S WiLL ANBASSANDES Apr ARABES 8 33 Civinettes Beautify Our CIVINETTE MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: E. Alex- Thompson, R. Page, R. Barbee, T. Watlington. FOURTH ander, C. Moorefield, L. Baldwin, S. Moore, M. Brafford. SEC- ROW: S. McKinney, B. Zufall, P. Moorefield, S. Oakley, K. OND ROW: T. Boone, B. Martin, E. Woody, S. Finley, P. White, A. McIntyre. Bryan. THIRD ROW: D. Brooks, R. Hall, J. Kernodle, T. Being ‘‘people-minded” means having fun and fellowship by doing things for other people; that’s just what this active service club has been doing. The Civinettes have been busy with many projects such as: Parties for children at Murdock School, buying dogwoods for the W.H.S. campus, and providing the crown for the homecoming queen. CIVINETTE OFFICERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: E. Woody, Secretary; A. McIntyre, Assistant Treasurer. SECOND ROW: S. McKinney, Treasurer; B. Zufall, First Vice-President. THIRD ROW: T. Boone, Second Vice-President; C. King, President. ¥ chool Through Planting Shrubs. ee ee ee Civinettes and _ Civitans planted azaleas for their school beautification pro- ject: 35 Civitans Strive For Brotherhood Again. CIVITAN MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: K. Rumley, S. Helms, E. Boswell, S. Stubblefield, B. Collins. SECOND ROW: M. Duggins, P. Bray, J. Page, R. Walker. THIRD ROW: Civitans were re-organized this year with a new advisor, Mr. J. Melton. As a service club, their projects involve both community and Western High School. RIGHT: CIVITAN OFFICERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: K. Brammer, Vice-President; P. Bray, Secretary. SECOND ROW: J. Baxter, President; E. Boswell, Treasurer. BELOW: Civitans, S. Smith, R. White, and S. Chisolm, display the fruitcakes that were sold as a Civitan money-making project. T. Hoffman, R. Davenport, D. Coley, J. Burns, L. Huneycutt, J. Baxter. FOURTH ROW: K. Brammer, C. Moody, T. Hamilton, M. Danieley, R. Moore, R. White, S. Smith. Activities Vary From Day To Day At WHS. LEFT: The school photographer T. Smith prepares to take another picture. BELOW: Plaiting Afro’s becomes popular pastime for A. Leath, G. Cummings, and W. Moore. LSAT During School Spirit Week sponsored by the Civin- ettes, these students partici- pated in “Top the Tiger” Day. 37 F.T.A. MEMBERS: FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Left to right: S. Morgan, M. Alewynse, J. Trent, D. Wade. SECOND ROW, Seated: J. Faucette, D. Edmonds, S. Troutman, B. Jerrall, S. Barber, D. Whitt, D. Fowler, T. Smith, M. Lewis. THIRD ROW, Standing: B. Maness, Treasurer; N. Street, President; D. Whi- tesell, Chaplain; H. Amick, Vice-President, Miss E. Whitfield, Advisor. Absent: K. Ellison, Secretary. Because they are planning a teaching career themselves, the Future Teachers of America plan their activities around the Western High teachers. This year the F.T.A. enjoyed “refreshing” the teachers at faculty meetings; choosing a teacher of each month and a teacher of the year; and helping English teachers tally votes for the mini-courses. Perhaps the highlight for the club members was “‘turning the table” and choosing teacher superlatives. 38 Features ‘‘Teacher of the Month. FS - 6 = sar oo aj Ss pee scr reese H. Amick and N. Street help prepare refreshments for a teacher's meeting. Exchange Accomplish Worthwhile Goals. EXCHANGE CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: P. Sindkt mo ecretaryaG sLoy, eresident. 1. Barber, «Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. W.E. Lowe, Advisor; M. Scott, T. Huffi- nes, M. King. The Exchange Club members concentrated on enlarging their membership this year and worked with the Exchan- gettes on many occasions in order to better serve the school and the community. 39 Exchangettes Reach Higher Goals EXCHANGETTE OFFICERS, Left to right: J. Moody, Chaplain; K. Williamson, President; J. Massey, Treasurer; S. Daniel, Vice- President. Absent: P. Harrison, Secretary. The Exchangettes of Western High worked toward ‘Unity for Service” by performing such service projects as cleaning the school parking lot and collecting contributions for Mul- tiple Sclerosis. Mrs. S. Bailiff and Mrs. D. Thompson led the girls through their assorted monthly projects. The Exchangettes and Exchange Club combined to work on a float for Homecoming festivities using the theme, ‘Get High On Warrior Spirit.” They won first place for the second consecutive year. Exchangettes wrap presents of Christmas cheer. 40 In Serving The Community. EXCHANGETTE CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: J. Faucette, H. Moody, Mrs. D. Thompson, C. Oakley, N. Street, T. Ross, B. Amick, D. Rumley, G. Reynolds, S. Massey, K. Newell, J. Gilliam, K. Williamson, T. Cobb, R. Thompson, E. Petty, J. Massey, S, Longest, K. Davis, S. Daniels. SECOND ROW: J. Apple, S. Troutman, D. Mabe. Exchange-Exchangette Club float was high for homecoming. 4] Pep Club Enlivens Pep Rallies PEP CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Zufall, R. Warren, S. Boles, V. Stubblefield, T. Valentine, M. Enoch. SECOND ROW: K. Sutton, R. Moore, T. Zufall, V. Pennix, A. Mitchell, T. Thompson, M. Isley, L. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: R. Barnhart, R. Barbee, G. Reynolds, P. Tilley, J. Crenshaw, F. PEP CLUB OFFICERS, Left to right: T. Thompson, Vice- President; C. Johnson, Sec- retary and Treasurer; V. Subblefield, Co-President; A. Pride, Co-President. 42 AE McCrickard, P. Bryan, V. Parker, S. Andrews. FOURTH ROW: S. Smith, W. Slade, R. White, S. Barber, S. Evans. FIFTH ROW, STANDING: K. King, D. Thompson, J. Wright, J. Slade, L. Qualls, R. Holland, A. Leath, R. Bowman, J. Baxter, C. Johnson. With Their Hilarious Skits. PEP CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Seated: S. Bell, R. Apple, P. Bray, M. Lassiter, D. Coley, R. Walker, V. Montgomery, T. Skeens, G. Turner. SECOND ROW: S. Slade, E. Swift, R. Car- nell, S. Wilson, S. Madkins, M. Alywense, D. Tyner, R. Stewart, R. Oakley. THIRD ROW: D. Micheals, J. Simpson, S. Goodman, P. Robertson, M. Duggins, C. Massey, S. Oakley, The Pep Club helps to boost the spirit of the team at ball games and helps to get the school into more spirit by yelling with the cheerleaders and by doing skits with them. This year the club is under the direction of Mr. Mike Foster. Pep Club members, P. Bray, B. Collins, P. Smart, lend their enthusiasm at ballgames. S. Stubblefield, A. Pride. FOURTH ROW: D. Hensley, J. Mer- ritt, D. Page, E. Petty, W. Coble, B. Evans, B. Collins. FIFTH ROW: J. Burns, D. Fowler, L. Huneycutt, C. Denny, D. Rumley. STANDING: E. Poole J. Hopkins, S. Perry, T. Hamilton, T. Finley. French Club Plans A ‘‘Real”’ French Outing. Updyke, R. Wade, E. Alexander, L. Heilig, B. Bohigas, D. Whitt, G. Oakley, S. Barber, B. Thompson, Treasurer; J. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: J. Franks, M. Vaughn, M. York, Vice-President; C. Chisholm, kK. Ellsion, T. Thompson, D. Rumley, M. Brafford, President; S. Longest, Burchfield, M. Artley, C. Cartner, W. Berry. Secretary; B. Jarrell, W. Hicks. SECOND ROW: C. Clark, J. The Western High Le Cercle Francais which consists of 25- 30 members, is under the direction of Mr. Harold Perry. In order to learn first hand some of the customs of the country, the club is planning a trip to France. W. Hicks translates a French phrase for R. Wise. J z De 4G Ss £e uy 4é Mes ELK Ke 2p 44 ¥ LATIN CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Left to right: T. Hamilton, D. Litten, B. Carter, J. Payne, R. Moore, K. Murray, B. Herring, S. Page, D. Mahaley. SECOND ROW, Seated: R. Apple, T. Brooks, C. Sutton, B. Parker, M. Greene, B. Flack, D. Ray, H. Parker, P. Dickerson, L. Stegall. THIRD ROW, Standing: W. Cobb, D. Edmonds, A. Barber, J. Massey, Lingua Latina Est Non Motavest Vivit. J. Childress, K. Brown, M. Caldwell, S$. Woodruff, T. Ross, C. Gerringer, B. Herring, K. Overman, K. Newell, B. Smithey, Y. Simpson. FOURTH ROW: J. Burns, T. Flack, H. Carter, G. Cantrell, B. Salmon, R. Johnson, J. Evarts, W. Salmon, A. Snipes, M. Garrison, V. Price. The students in Latin! and Il make up the Latin Club of W.H.S. Each year, under the guidance of Mrs. Westafer, the Latin Club studies not only the language but also the culture of the people who spoke this ancient language. The highlight of the year is the annual initiation of new members, who are “slaves” for the day. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS, Left to night ba Tilley, President, (1M. Alewynse, Secretary; J. Trent, Treasurer. Absent: S. Smith, Vice-President; J. Evarts, Chap- lain. National Honor Society Challenges oa a PN WKY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: T. Thompson, A. Slade, P. Evans, R. Jeffries, B. Brin- cefield. SECOND ROW: C. Newell, J. Apple, N. Street, S. King, V. Foster, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW: S. Gilliam, S. McKinney, K. Davis, G. Pagett, T. Boone, S. Chisholm, H. Amick, S. Barber, S. Grant. STANDING: K. Brammer, J. Dupree, P. Greene, B. Martin, P. Tilley, K. White, J. Hamlett, K. Williamson, M. Brafford, J. Evarts, C. Clark. Mr. Plumblee receives ‘‘present” from club members at the N.H.S. convention. 46 Students to Maintain H 47 igh Standards. OFFICERS SEATED: 38 se Applew secretary: oTANDING:) 91. Thompson, Chaplain; S. Grant, President; A. Slade, Report- er; J. Evarts, Vice President; K. Brammer, Treasurer; C. Clark, Sergeant-At-Arms; Mr. G. Plumblee, Advisor. The members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and ser- vice; in addition, they must maintain a 90 or above average. The N.H.S. encourages and promotes scholarship and carries out a number of activities throughout the year. Activities this year included canvassing for the scholarship fund and aiding area schools in organizing the successful state convention. The N.H.S. also published a student directory. S. Chisholm and H. Amick work out committees at a N.H.S. meeting. F.S.A. MEMBERS, SEATED, FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Aldridge, D. Smith, G. Rudd, B. Robertson. SEATED, SEC- OND ROW: C. Owen, T. Skenes, B. King. STANDING: S. Pritchett, V. Parker, S. Satterfield, A. Morris, D. Sartin, Trea- The members of the Future Secretaries Association are a special group of business education students. They express an interest in, and have the qualities for, becoming secre- taries. Being associated with the local chapter of the Na- tional Secretaries Association helps develop desirable traits and gives a better understanding of the business world. A point sheet is kept by all of the members of the club. It is based on the attendance of club meetings, special school work, and special chapter work. The point sheet is used to determine the outstanding member of the year, who may then compete for a $75 scholarship. A. Morris and C. Owen collaborate on an office assignment. surer; S. Daniel, T. Oakley, C. Oakley, T. Sharpe, D. Mabe, J. Ward, V. Montgomery, K. Barham, S. Alcon, President; P. Harrison, Vice-President; S. Carter. Absent: C. Johnson, Sec- retary. Students Share In the Work Of The School. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS, SEATED: J. Davis, J. Massey. STANDING: R. Owen. 49 OFFICE ASSISTANTS, SEATED: K. White. STANDING: Left to right: J. Vaughn, M. Casey, S. Smith, P. Tilley, P. Moorefield, J. Baxter, D. Somers, E. Boswell, M. Danieley. SEATED: L. Huneycutt, R. White, B. Zufall. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Each hour of each day the office assistants are busy at work. Sorting mail, writing excuses, running errands, typing and other odd jobs become not just another dull task, but a vital part in the heartbeat of Western. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS The beginning of the school day finds Ray Charles Turner ready for any task he might perform as a guid- ance assistant. Kelly McMillan and Russell Wright also look forward to helping their school in this capacity. Janice Davis, June Massey, and Rick Owen round out their daily activities by sharing the work of the depart- ment. Student Council Unites Students, The student body is represented by the Student Council which strives for the betterment of the school by carrying out projects and programs which are up-building. The adminis- tration supports the student council and invites discussion which lead to a good relationship among students, faculty, and administration. One pro- gram which the council sponsors is the Miss Western Pageant. TOP OFFICERS? SEATED: So omolade, Recording Secretary. STANDING: Left to right: V. Montgomery, Re- porter; A. Pride, Historian; F. Fuqua, Co-Vice President; Malcolm Leath, Co-Vicey, Presidente? iy) Thompson, Chaplain; L. Huneycutt, President; P. Moorefield, Treasurer; M.L. Brafford, Corresponding Secretary. CENTER, COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN, FRONT ROW: V. Montgomery, S. Smith, P. Evans, R. Jeffries, M. Danieley. BACK ROW: K. Brammer, J. Baxter, P. Tilley, S. King, G. Loy, A. Allen. RIGHT, REP- RESENTATIVES, SEATED: G. Turner. STANDING: Left to right: J. Greeson, K. Johnson, A. Thiel, R. Barnhardt, E. Thompson. Faculty, And Administration 967-68 § SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES, Left to right: S. Smith, G. Loy, R. White, B. Zufall, C. King, P. Benton. S) OP Tal @ IM OY [Rie REPRE- SENTATIVES, Front: B. Parker, R. Page. Back Row: V. Stubblefield, IM Alewynse, oP, “Loy: Em Alex= ander, J. Trent. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES, Kneeling: P. Dickerson, R. Hall. Seated, Left to right: S. Barber, T. Skenes,s.) McKinney, (Ps Bray, 1. Oakley. KNEELING: Left to right: J. Teague, President; K. Petty, Re- porter; D. Campell, Secretary; K. Martin, Treasurer; D. Sat- terfield, Vice-President. Absent, R. Guthrie, Parliamentarian. STANDING: Left to right: K. Cox, T. Ashley, B. Morene, C. Winn, G. Wrenn, D- Moss, J. Day, J. Gwynn, V. Byrd, L. Foust , Through the VICA club, students from Western High School are able to prepare for future jobs. They are also able to get on-the-job training and a feeling of belonging to the outside world. The club helps promote good citizenship and good leadership in today’s young adults. VICA Provides On-The-Job Training. 52 lem a. x AeA Ss . ey F, Madkins, B. Ireland. SECOND ROW: T. Ellington, C. Huffman, R. Thompson, L. Smith, J. King, D. Hensley, G. Godwin, C. Bradsher, W. Moore, R. Webster, A. Poole, D. Royster, K. Torain. me Bell x DECA Develops Job Learning. FIRS MRO. S)Carter, Secretary; H. Carter, Vice-President; S. Brooks, Parliamentarian; R. Baldwin, President; J. Turner, Reporter; A. Allen, Treasurer; J. Mabry, Historian; D. Russell, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: D. Price, M. Gilliam, D. King, G. Matkins, T. Greene, D. Sidden, J. Hopkins, D. Sartin, K. 53 Dawson, P. Dawson, D. Skenes. THIRD ROW: G. Miller, R. McDaniels, V. Perry, W. Coble, C. Whitesell, C. Salmons, D. Hetzel, C. Stanfield, B. Evans, C. Perry,..L. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: R. Faircloth, T. Satterfield, C. Broadway, J. Webster, P. Ratliff, A. Slade, B. Snipes, P. Evans. Distributive education is designed to attract and prepare young people for entry level jobs, for advancement and for management positions in distribution and marketing firms. Most students, upon graduation from high school go imme- diately into full-time jobs in the field for which they are trained. Approximately 25% continue their education in post-secondary schools and colleges for further training in business. Others prepare for professional careers as teachers of distributive education. A. Allen enjoys serving the public through salesmanship. WE-Hi-Wa Publishes We-Hi-Wa may be behind the scenes, but it is surely one of the most active groups on campus. Every member is proud of the opportunity and responsibility of sharing mem- ories of unforgetable moments through the school year, and of bringing to others a little more of our out-reaching school spirit. It seems to those on the staff that there is always some- thing else to be done — more typing, more pictures, more typing, more write-ups, more ads and more subscriptions to sell, but it’s all fun as well as hard work because we have the greatest student body and the greatest yearbook! RIGHT: J. Apple, Co-Editor. BELOW LEFT: K. Brammer, Co- Editor. BELOW RIGHT: S. McKinney, Associate Editor. 54 10th Anniversary Edition. TOP, BUSINESS MANAGERS, Left to Lente eKemodl esis Rumieys” 1. Cobb, Head. CENTER, Front Row: A. Patterson. Back Row, Left to right: L. Huneycutt, R. Thompson, P. An- derson, A. Thiel. BOTTOM, Left to right: A. Mcintyre, D. Baldwin, T. Boone, E. Woody. DO Annual Staff Races Against SEATED: Left to right: B. Robertson, D. Graves, C. Ball. STANDING: P. Ratliff, D. Kellis. PHOTOGRAPHERS: STANDING: Left to right: L. Davis, B. Bohigas, C. Moody. SEATED: M. Scott, K. Brammer. CENTER: G. Reynolds, T. Flack. 56 Time To Meet Deadlines. SeieDo IR Beiloxee Ti,” Brexerae. STANDING: S. Webster, K. Ellison, P. Smart. KNEELING: D. Smith. STANDING, Left to right: B. King, V. Foster, E. McPherson. 52 The Newspaper Staff Toils Industriously CO-EDITORS AND ADVISOR, Left To Right: K. Williamson, Mrs. Alexander, K. Davis. wi SP BAGOSD SIO BO wv « A ae © HP Pao ® ro Pe Sy Rene. “aire a? ee SOC POO OWS: e¢ PH GOSD Sao cas OS Learning can be an exciting and meaningful experience as the staff of the ‘‘West Side Story’’ learns what happens “behind the lines’ in the production of a newspaper. Dili- gently they work through exciting, but sometimes monotonous, hours. Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Alexander, co-editors Kara Davis and Kay Williamson share with the students the school events as they happen. KNEELING: B. Click, V. Montgomery. STANDING; Left to right: M. Alewynse, K. Sutton, K. White, T. Skenes, J. Wiseman, S. Longest. 58 To Commemorate Western’s Special Events. SEATED, Left to right: D. Freeman, N. Street, R. Page. STANDING: J. Massey, J. Childress, J. Hamlett, E. Alexander. SEATED Lett tooright.)S. Helms,.C.7Clark, kK. Rumley. STANDING: P. Loy, L. Huneycutt, J. Dupree, J. Baxter. SEATED, Left to right: S. Whitaker, T. Oakley, D. Edwards, G. Rudd. STANDING: P. Anderson, G. Weaver, S. Daniels, V. Parker, C. Ward, Hope Amick. ; W.H.S. Offers Well-Rounded Program. J J. Stevens, K. Smith and M. Turner help arrange books in the library. |. Allen and W. Haith receive help from our math aide, Mrs. Mann. At the beginning of the year, Student Council members take an oath to uphold their duties as repre- sentatives. 60 Bus Drivers Transport Students Each Day. Congratulations and Thank You! School just wouldn't be the same without the twenty- six bus drivers who see that our friends arrive safely to the campus. The purpose of the drivers is to provide ade- quate transportation to and from school each day; their duties are to be at school on time and to maintain order while driving a bus. The requirements include: class work, road work, no traffic violations, and good driving ability. TOP: G. Pagett, D. Halford. BELOW: First Row: G. Can- ROW: R. Garrison, P. Bray, P. Tilley, D. Edwards. THIRD trell, Advisor, Mr. Paschal, C. Zimmerman, R. Faulkner, S. ROW: R. Billings, R. Pruitt, G. Thiel, H. Rainey. TOP: A. Madkins, R. Jefferies, K. Vaughn, B. Gilliam, D. Oakley, Garrison. Advisor, Mr. Burke. DOOR: T. Cobb, T. Ward. SECOND 61 eS Cafeteria Staff Concocts Savory Meals. CAFETERIA STAFF: Left to right: G. Johnson, W. Pride, M. Putnam, A. Garrison, R. Walker, Manager, L. Perry, B. Ross, L. Simpson, F. Johnson. Every single day the cafeteria staff is faced with the responsibility of food preparation, menu choices, collecting lunch fees, and, of course, every hungry student at Western High School. Through the cooperation of the staff, the students, and teachers, the cafeteria becomes a delightful place of eating pleasure. Students purchase meals days by day. Custodial Staff Strives To Better W.H.S. CUSTODIAL STAFF: Ed Harvey, Head _ (holding cake), Colin Torain, Mandy Brown, Esau Faucette. The clean buildings, the neatly mowed lawns, and the repairing service of out-of-order items all show the respon- sive cooperation of the custodial staff of Western High School. Mandy and Esau keep the school spirit as they work. ca Library Workers Assist Individuals Daily. The purpose of any library is to induce reading, research, and interest in study. Our library is equipped to do just that. Mrs. Cunningham and the twenty-four library assistants see that the atmosphere is in keeping not only with the season of the year but also with the latest books and magazines. Any avenue of study may be pursued with confidence that the lat- est materials are available. LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS, SEATED: D. Campbell, V. Parker, Cantrell, S. Perry, G. Rudd. RIGHT: LIBRARY CLUB OF- J. Stephens, T. Watlington, S. Davis, K. Ellison, J. Cummings. FICERS: S. Davis, Chaplain; P. Smart, Vice-President; K. FIRST ROW: P. Ratliff, P. Smart, J. Wiseman, E. Smith, J. Ellison, Reporter; T. Watlington, Secretary; P. Ratliff, Pres- Daye, E. Thompson, K. Moore, M. Walker, S. Evans, K. ident; J. Stephens, Treasurer. Missing: J. Whitesell, Reporter. Rogers. SECOND ROW: A. Russell, B. Gilliam, C. Ward, G. 64 CHESS CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: P. Litten, M. Vaughn, Gibson, R. Tillotson, J. Henderson, J. Webb. THIRD ROW: N. C. Clark, W. Berry, D. Freeman, J. Lee, R. Hopkins, J. Cobb, R. Garrison, M. Rinker, D. King, E. Warrick, N. Gwynn, K. Cates, Wagnor, S. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: R. Rascoe, S. Farnham, M. Mixon. D. Ward, R. Newell, W. Cobb, G. Guthrie, T. Aldridge, T. . The chessmen of Western High, under Mr. Mixon’s advice, work hard and long to achieve skill and endurance for the slow, brain-testing game. Patience and practice, rather than speed, have helped Western’s chessmen to achieve a high standard of concentration. The We-Hi-Wa offers congratu- lations to the scholars of the chessboard! JUNIOR ENGINEERS MEMBERS: Clockwise: Mr. R. Smith, Advisir, M. Artley, J. Goude, W. Berry. 65 F.H.A. Members Learn First-Hand FAG OFFICERS EIST ROW: D. Fowler, Reporter; JD SRoss i istorian a Me Vaughn, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: D. Ray, Decoration Chairman; D. Edwards, Treasurer, S. Boles; Secre- tary; ile Oakley mee Vice: President; J. Hamlett, Pres- ident. Absent: D. Frick, Par- liamentarian. The Future Homemakers of America began their year with initation night when, for the first time, eight guys joined the chapter. Their activities this year included: State Fair; Dis- trict Rally, Christmas caroling, State Convention, Fashion Show, and National F.H.A. week. J. Paschal, E. Swift, D. Cook, and N. Billings enjoy practicing their Christmas carols. 66 ee Techniques Of Homemaking. F.H.A. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: O. Griswold, T. Kernodle, S. Ellison, V. Harris. THRID ROW: S. Davis, M. Caldwell, J. Woodruff, T. Aldridge, L. Stegall, T. Sharpe, P. Leath, V. Faucette, D. Cook, S. Somers, S. Massey, A. Barber, C. Austin, Wade, J. Slade. SECOND ROW: P. Cooper, T. Edmonds, D. V. Brand, K. Daye, K. Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Ru. Wright, Ro. Coghill, D. Davis, L. Cook, E. Petty, P. Robinson, E. Swift, K. Wright, D. Frick, N. Satterfield, A. Garrison, B. Foster. F.H.A. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: K. Johnson, P. Smith, K. Un- ROW: T. Disney, L. Davis, T. Carter, K. Moore, F. Matkins, K. derwood, K. Slaughter, D. Day, R. Oakley, D. King, R. Belton. Perkins, D. King, D. Corbett, R. Simpson. FOURTH ROW: L. SECOND ROW: K. Barker, J. Brooks, T. Saul, D. Shoe, B. Cox, Justice, N. Cook, R. Bennett, V. Regan, D. Zimmerman, G. P. Cobb, R. Bowman, L. Davis, W. Hicks, D. Cole. THIRD Barker, L. Cook, M. Gregory, J. Harrison. 67 SPANISH If MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: J. Sutton, S. ROW: S. Finley, C. Denny, P. Bray, Vice-President; G. Pa- Ross, K. Collins, G. Loy, J. Hamlett, K. McMillian, J. gett; President; C. Moody, J. Hopkins, T. Hoffman, P. Coo- Crenshaw, F. McCrickard, E. Woody, D. Brooks. SECOND per, S. Moore. The Spanish Club (El Circulo Espanol) is an or- ganization formed to enable the Spanish students to better understand the culture of Spain. This year for their annual fiesta, four students from Guatemala visited Western under the sponsorship of the Altrusa Club of Burlington. These students stayed in the homes of four Spanish Club members and attended their classes for three weeks. This was an enligh- tening experience that benefited the Gua- temalan students as well as the Spanish Club members. International good-will smiles brightened the campus during the Guatemalan visit sponsored by the Spanish Club. 68 Spanish Culture. SPANISH | MEMBERS: FIRST ROW, Kneeling: R. May, T. er, P. Smart, A. Burrell, B. Evans, T. Aldridge, S. McKinney, R. Oakley, S. Oakley, D. Edwards, L. Baldwin, B. Click, A. Rus- Hall, T. Boone, R. Hopkins, D. Page, M. Lassiter, J. Merrit, S. sell, B. Collins, S. Stubblefield, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Bowl- Dupree, T. Robertson. FOURTH ROW, Standing: T. Mitchell, ing, C. Moorefield, K. Herron, D. Baldwin. SECOND ROW, D. Whitesell, J. Jones, S. Helms, P. Anderson, K. Rumbley, M. Kneeling: D. Jackson, B. Morene. T. Gibson, K. King, M. Tysor, E. Petty, G. Creger, J. Faucette, D. Massey, T. Scruggs, Coble, D. Wood, D. Freeman, K. Cates, R. Walker, K. Smith, R. Counts, M. Hensley, J. Coleman, G. Mansfield, T. Barber, S. Barham, S. Franklin, V. Stubblefield. THIRD ROW, S. Mitchell, A. Mitchell, J. Stevens, L. Baynes. Standing: J. Greeson, M. Kidd, J. Hughes, G. Weaver, A. Mill- Reading in supplementary Spanish books is an additional activity for class members. 69 F.F.A. Learns New Skills In Farming. F.F.A. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: D. Gerringer, G. Duggins, A. Hopkins, C. Arwood, L. Davis, S. Roney, D. Wade, J. Goude. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Busick, advisor; F. somers, N. Garrison,, Ko Arwood, Di Faucette, 1. Finley, F- Dickinson, D. Michael, D. Wade, M. Lewis. THIRD ROW: T. Talley, R. Perkins, T. Whitesell, J. King, T. Ashley. FOURTH ROW: F. Summers, M. Herbin, H. Barber, W. Bell, D. Moss, The F.F.A. keeps the school grounds clean and green by planting shrubbery, fertilizing the grass, and planting and pruning trees. The F.F.A. also participated in activities such as Annual Barbecue Sale, F.F.A. Banquet, Wildlife Plantings, and Auc- tion Sales. 70 D. Campbell, W. McCullum, S. Kellum, R. Faircloth, R. Ward. FIFTH ROW: D. Carter, S. Gerringer, E. Dimont, S. Daniely, R. Troxler, Vice-President; J. Hodge, R. King, A. Proffit, D. Satterfield. SIXTH ROW: M. Gerringer, R. Garrison, D. Crowson, E. Warrick, R. Pruitt, J. Massey, Treasurer; D. Danieley, President; R. Turner. Absent: K. Smith, Secretary, A. Smith, Reporter, M. Bell, Chaplain. Room captains for the magazine sales celebrated with ice cream. BELOW: Damascus Road singers entertained Western's members for one delightful hour. LEFT: Senior band ‘members and their parents were recognized on homecoming night. UY | as 7 oo we Academics And Honor ART The soft footstep, the concerned look, the sympa- thetic ear, the ready help mean Mr. A.M. Primm is here; Western Warriors and Warriorettes who have come to depend on the big Chief may relax and know that all is well. Mr. Primm passes on to students that particular feel- ing that they may not only absorb and learn but also they may speak and participate. Such attitudes and ac- tion set our principal and our school on top! 74 75 Mrs. Jean Sadler Secretary U.N.C.-Greensboro, Elon College Mrs. Peggy S. Thiel Office and Guidance Aide Elon College Mr. Larry Rayfield Assistant Principal A.B., Elon College, M.E., U.N.C.-Greensboro Mrs. Mary Cunningham A.B., East Carolina; M.A., University of North Carolina; Library Science, University of North Carolina; Library Science, University of Georgia and U.N.C.-Greensboro Librarian, Library Club Mrs. Zella Brewer B.S., M.S., A. T. State University Guidance Counselor Mrs. Brewer, Our new guidance counselor, interviews F. Dixon. 76 Mr. Eddie Harris A.B., Elon College Band Director, Stage Band, Concert Band, and Elon and A.O. Middle School Band Mr. Lacy Fogleman A.B., Elon College; U.N.C.-Chapel Hill Chorus Mr. Clyde Fowler B.F.A., Virginia Commonwealth University Art CENTER, Art students etch pictures from layers of crayon on paper. LEFT, Western High School Chorus performs under student director J. Evarts. HH Mrs. Sally Proffitt B.S., Western Carolina University Distributive Education, D.E.C.A. Mr. Bill Mundy B.S., Appalachian State Universi- it ct, V.I.C.A. L. Thompson and B. Snipes helped with the Operation Snowflake Project in DIBGA: Faculty shows spirit by wearing hats on “top’em”’ day. Liens aia pmepsonaisince pannel tint maar Mr. John Burke Trade and Industrial Educa- tion Cabinet Making, Bus Drivers Mr. R.L. Bishop Deforest Training, Chicago Electricity and Electronics Mr. Uri Alvin Paschal University of North Carolina, Automotive Institute of Los Angeles Auto M echanics | and Ii, Auto Industry Mr. J.W. Busick B.S., N.C. State University Forestry and Wildlife, Agri- cultural Science Mechanics, Sales and Service, F.F.A. Mr. Paschal shows D. Blanchard how to repair a muffler. M. Edwards straightens out his tool box in electronics. Mrs. Barbara Roark A.B., Catawba College Business Education, Year- book Mrs. Denise Herbin B.A., North Carolina Univer- sity English, Reading Mrs. Judy Horne A.B., Elon College Business Education, Typing |, B.O.E., Shorthand, Future Secretaries Association Mrs. Vickie Walker A.A.S., Technical Institute, Meredith College Technical Drafting, V.I.C.A. Students listen as Mrs. Horne explains a typing problem. Students are hard at work in drafting class. 80 Miss Mildred Reed North Carolina A T State University English Mrs. Jane Alexander B.S., Appalachian State University English, Newspaper Mrs. Mildred Hutcheson A.B., Milligan College, Tennessee English World Ne Ves A typical day for Mrs. Alexander would find her asking, ‘‘Who turned up the heat?’ 81 Mrs. Norlene Pomerantz B.S., Appalachian State University, M.A., The University of Arizona English Mrs. Dorothy Westafer A.B., Piedmont College, Auburn University, U.N.C.- Chapel Hill Latin, Dramatics Mrs. Sandra Bailiff A.B., Elon College English, Future Teachers of America Mrs. Mary Griffin A.B., A T State University Special Education Mrs. Pomerantz’s English classes explore the wide world of Huckleberry Finn. 82 os: aoe ee Bie ay: Jeneorrese See: $335 ‘Se 2h ; ‘ ie | Arathi : ; “A” Building’s Witch Brigade. Soa ‘eg eeeerese M. Bradford studies hard for a test: Mrs. Bonnie A. Kemp B.S., University of Wisconsin English Mrs. Martha King A.B., Elon College English Mrs. Loyce Petersen A.B., Piedmont College English, Yearbook 5. @] ha 4 83 Mrs. Cynthia Wright B.S., U.N.C.-Greensboro ineae Mrs. A.D. Pennix B.S., A. T. University Occupational Home Economics BIA: Mrs. Laura Smith B.S., U.N.C.-Greensboro Home Economics | and II, F.H.A. Mrs. Nancy Kistler R.N., Presbyterian Hospital, School of Nursing Health Occupations Mrs. Clara Randolph, Alamance County Public Health nurse, speaks to Family Life class on family planning. J. Slade and V. Wade practice cooking in Home Economics. Mrs. Mary Lee Hutchins A.B., Salem College History, Civinettes Mr. W.E. Lowe AWB Selon + Colleges MiAs) ULN:C.- Chapel Hill Social Studies, Junior Exchange Mrs. Dale Thompson A.B., Elon College, M.A., U.N.C.-G. U.S. History, Current Events, Exchan- gettes Mr. Lowe passes out permission slips for students. Mrs. Gam- bill, a former native of India, demonstrates the duties of women in India. 85 iim ANNIE gunasuneunennnnng SUI RAT, ecanmssen oes ais HEME) NMAADAED HUTA Mr. Mike Foster A.B., Elon College Spanish, Pep Club, Spanish Club Mr. Harold Perry A.B., Elon College French, French Club, Student Council Mr. James Riddick A.B., Shaw University, M.S., A T State University Civics Mrs. Deborah B. Wilson A.B., North Carolina State University-Raleigh U.S. History, Civics J. Massey and T. Humphrey enjoy reading magazines in Mrs. Wilson’s room. 86 87 Mr. Mixon shows his mathematical ability. And he can count, too! Mrs. Jessie W. Luckey B.S., Livingstone College Mathematics Miss Nadine McGhee A.B., Elon College Mathematics, Assistant Advisor of Civinettes, Student Council Mr. Charles Mixon, Jr. B.S., North Carolina State University Mathematics, Chess Club Mr. Ross Smith A.B., Elon College Mathematics, Junior Engineers, Stu- dent Council Miss Evelyn Whitfield B.S., Livingstone College Math, F.T.A. Mr. Michael Tolley B.S., East Carolina University, M.Ed., U.N.C.-G. Physical Science, Freshmen Basket- ball Coach, Asst. Football Coach. “Ill trade you my spinach for your green beans!”’ Mrs. Whitfield’s class displays the true meaning of Christmas. 88 ae 89 Mr. Gordon Plumblee B.S., Mars Hill College Biology, National Honor Society Mrs. Joyce Clark B.S., Bennett College, M.S., A T University Physical Science, Biology Mrs. Betty Reynolds A.B., Elon College Physical Science, Chemistry, Cheer- leaders Mr. Glenn Goss B.S., Western Carolina University Health, P.E., Biology, Asst. Football, Head Baseball Coach Mountains of notes accumulate during one year of Biology. Knowledge of a microscope is essen- tial in Biology. Mr. John Garrison A.B., Catawba College Health, P.E., Head Football, J.V. Basketball Coach Mr. Jim Melton B.S., Appalachian State University Health, Advance P.E., Biology, Asst. Football, Track Mrs. Erma Evans B.S., Winston-Salem University, Health, P.E., Gir!’s Basketball Coach Advanced P.E. class clean the football stadium. 90 Mr. Eddie W. Ross Industrial Co-operative Training Textile Mr. Larrel Forbis A.B., Catawba College Driver’s Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Golf Freshman P.E. class requires constant exercising. 91 UPPER LEFT: J. Evarts was honored with the John Phillip Sousa Award. UPPER RIGHT: M. Edwards and T. Durham were selected as the Most Improved Male and Female Chorus | students. RIGHT: M.L. Bradford, D. Pleasant, and S. Finley were chosen as the Outstanding Chorus Il students. BEDE. GG LEFT, to right: V. Foster received the Civics Award. B. Maness and C. Clark were selected as outstanding World History students. S. King and K. Prichard received the U.S. History Award. Not Pictured: W. Hicks, who received the Civics Award. BELOW: J. Apple was the recipient of the DAR Award. N. Street received the Spanish Award. RIGHT et teen Miles jag tes Poole, and D. Tarver were 71-72 Talent Show Winners. BELOW: B. Snipes gives smashing performance in the play “Sorry Wrong Number.” BELOW @eRIGH Tce ab: Snipes received the Drama Award for 71-72 year. LLM RII, TIGNES MTT: LT TS TT : : 2 bt Freshman Citizenship Awards given to D. Forbis, A. Leath, and R. Page. Sophomore Citizenship Awards given to T. Boone, S. Gilliam, and C. Clark. Junior Citizenship Awards given to E. Boswell, J. Apple, and B. Zufall. ABOVE, F.H.A. AWARDS, KNEELING: J. Hamlett, State Homemaker De- gree; T. Oakley, Most Outstanding; D. Edwards, Junior Homemaker; D. Ray, Junior Homemaker; D. Frick, Junior Homemaker. STANDING: M. Vaughn, Junior Homemaker; J. Faucette, Junior Homemaker; D. Fowler, Junior Homemaker; S. Ross, Junior Homemaker. RIGHT: S. King and R. Barbee were Most Outstand- ing Home Economics students for the 71-72 year. 96 ANNOUNCEMENTS. 97, ABOVE, DECA AWARDS, FIRST ROW: D. Skenes and B. Ayers were recipients of bronze, silver and gold awards for DECA’s Merit Award Program; D. Hetzel was co-winner in the state on Studies in Marketing. SECOND ROW: R. Baldwin, Vice-President District 5, Young Man of the Year in the Western Club; M. Gilliam, First place award in state for Merchandise In formation. LEFT: K. Davis gained recognition for participation in news- paper production by receiving the Interest Award. BELOW, Left to right: A. Davis was chosen as Home Economics Occupation Out- standing Student on the basis of her grade average; T. Watlington received recognition as Home Economics Occupation Outstanding Student for her contribution in the area of ser- vice. BAND AWARD, ABOVE RIGHT: H. Allison was awarded a trophy for the Most Improved in the Brass Section; K. Ellison was honored as the Most Im- proved in the Woodwind Section; D. Halford gar- nered the Most Improved member of the Jazz En- semble. BELOW RIGHT: J. Evarts, R. Stadler and S. Grant were chosen as Merit Scholarship Nominees. SEORTSIVAWARDS� slefty tor rights: |W. Sellars, Most Valuable Basketball Player Award and unanimously voted for the All Conference Team; M. Leath, All Tour- nament Team; J. Dean, Most Valuable J.V. Football Player; J. Baxter, Most Valuable Golf Member and J.V. Basketball Award recipient; A. Leath (not pictured), Most Improved Basketball Member Award of 71-72 season and All Tournament Team during 72-73 year. LEFT: Coach Forbis presents D. Sellars with the Most Valuable Basketball Trophy at the Athletic Banquet. BELOW, SPORTS AWARDS; Left to right: M. Danieley, Most Valuable Field and Track Member; M. Oakley, Most Improved Baseball Player; R. Moore, Most Valu- able Runner on Track Team; A. Tilloston, Most Valuable Wrestler. RR BES a | 99 MISS WESTERN JUDGES READY... LIGHTS DIMMED... CONTESTANTS EXCITED... ... And It’s Showtime! WA Wi AAG a ees SONG HET RENAN eR alent amass 101 MISS WESTERN CONTESTANTS! RIGHT: Patricia Moorefield was voted Miss Conge- niality. CONTESTANTS, BELOW, Left to right: P. Moorefield, B. Zufall, P. Bryan, C. Johnson, Fourth Runner-up, A. Leath, Third Runner-up, D. Sidden, Second Runner-up, K. Brown, First Runner-up, S. Andrews, S. Franklin, A. Price. 102 a Sat ih oe “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost was the theme for the 1972-73 Miss Western Pageant which was_ held November 18, 1972. That sparcely-traveled road brought twelve talented young ladies to the goal line as they vied for the title of Miss Western. This program, sponsored by the Student Council, was a wonderful presentation of talent, poise, and beauty. Judges selected Miss Bonnie Minor as the outstanding contestant, and last year’s Miss Western, Debra Russell, crowned her as the new ‘Miss Western’’. Bonnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Minor, was escorted by Ricky Baldwin. FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Left to right: E. Boswell, Civitans, Student Council; L. Huneycutt, Student Council president; K. Williamson, Band; S. Grant, N.H.S., Band; P. Ratliff, Library Club; R. Turner, Sports. SECOND ROW, Left to right: B. Minor, Band, Miss Western; J. Baxter, Sports; P. Moorefield, Band; R. White, Sports; B. Zufall, Cheerleading, Civinettes; P. Tilley, Clubs; J. Evarts, Band, Chorus; G. Loy, Chorus, Exchange; K. White, Clubs, N. Street, F.T.A.; J. Apple, We-Hi-Wa; J. Hamlett, F.H.A.; K. Davis, West Side Story; K. Brammer, We-Hi-Wa, Student Council; P. Greene, Clubs. 104 sD Oepeo x : . The We-H1-Wa Participants iors As Active = oD Y) D YW) oO i= L WY) od aN Recogn ’, 2 In School Act rs + es “, 2 - ae = ‘ ‘ - 1 Warriors Finish Second VARSITY FOOTBALL MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: R. Guthrie, J. Dean, B. Price, G. Oakley, J. Jones, D. Crowson. Walker, G. Somers, S. Faucette, B. Cousins, R. Poole, R. Tate, FOURTH ROW: E. Boswell, R. Faulkner, R. Moore, D. P. Litten. SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, M. Vargas, R. Tillotson, Somers, T. Ward, M. Bell, J. Warren, J. Baxter, S. Smith, R. W. Moore, K. Smith, M. Shavers, W. Moore. THIRD ROW: G. White, W. Slade, M. Daniely, G. Cummings. M. Bell shows the winning spirit of the Warriors. In Mid-State Conference. ABOVE: E. Boswell leads break through to another Warrior VICTORY. BELOW, COACHES, Kneeling: John Garrison, Standing, Left to right: Mike Tolley, Jim Melton, Glen Goss. 109 ABOVE: D. Crowson runs for good yardage against Bartlett- Yancey. RIGHT: Warriors. bring down North Cabarrus ball carri- er. BELOW RIGHT: R. Moore follows W. Slade’s key block for good gain. 110 Football Team Makes State Playoffs. LEFT: R. White runs up field for more yardage against Southern. BELOW: R. Moore tries to gain more ground. BELOW LEFT: S. Smith blocks Eastern tackler so W. Slade can run the ball for more yardage. a ak = s — Se RIGHT: The coaching staff led our team to a victorious season. BELOW: R. Moore struggles to make a touch- down as we topple Southern 25-12. BELOW RIGHT: R. Moore breaks open arun as we demolish B-Y 33-6. Football Team Makes State Playoffs. LEFT: R. Walker trys to fight off oncoming tacklers in a game with Northeast. BELOW: S. Faucette tackles a B-Y player in a decisive 33-6 victory. BELOW LEFT: D. Crowson stretches out for extra yardage in the NCHSAA playoff game. FOOTBALL Western 33 Western 6 Bartlett-Yancey 6 Cummings 0 Western 25 Southern 12 Western 26 Graham 18 Western 14 Northwest 12 John Garrison’s first year as head coach proved to be a vic- torious season for the mighty Warriors who had seven Straight wins. The over-all record was eight wins and three losses. Mark Bell, Mark Danieley, Willie Slade and Reggie White were chosen to play on the Coaches All Conference Team while Mark Danieley, Mark Bell, Reggie White, Robbie Moore, Steve Smith, Randy Davenport, and Willie Slade made the City-County Conference. Team members to make the Burlington All Conference Team were Mark Danieley, Mark Bell, Steve Smith, and Willie Slade. 114 SCOREBOARD Western 20 Eastern 0 Western 42 Gibsonville 8 Western 25 Southeast 22 Western 15 Northeast 28 Western 20 Ragsdale 52 115 J. V. Football Team WESTERN 9, j.V. FOOTBALL MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Collins, T. Benolken, M. Kidd, D. Faucette, N. Gwynn, D. Forbis, R. Barnhart, J. Holland. SECOND ROW: M. Duggins, D. Coley, D. Stanely, G. Ingle, K. Claar, A. Owen, S. Haith, D. Dresser, A. Smith. THIRD ROW: A. Pickard, L. Barker, R. Smith, R. Moody, S. Curry, J. Massey, H. Barber, R. Jones, J. Byrd. FOURTH ROW: K. Turner, J. Hopkins, S. Somers, C. Cates, T. Price, D. Jones, A. Musser, S. Perry, S. Leath. ee Western Northwest Eastern 25. AZ Forfeit 6 Conference Record 4-2-2 aoe place Oe) eo 4- 3- 2 116 Has Worthy Season. ABOVE: M. Kidd aids the Warriors in a 6-0 victory against the Bucs. LEFT: Many hard hours are spent practicing as shown by D. Faucentte. WGA HOMECOMING A TIME OF PRIDE if HAPPINESS SORROW It was a time to Crown Our queen. . . ime to try and try, only to lose It was at 118 119 The 1972 Homecoming was held on a crisp October night with a 25 temperature. Proud spectators watched as pretty maidens paraded by, floats displayed Warrior spirit, and the band did a delightful half-time show. Miss Cheryl Whitesell, escorted by Tim Flack, was one of the feature attractions as she was crowned Homecoming Queen. a ae ee SV SANS BRS : Sl HAAN GD% alk Rg gion 9a . BOTTOM: Lori Boone, ior Class Cheryl Stanfield, Sen Junior Class. TOR : Sherrie BOTTOM Class. ior Sen Junior Class. Sharon Alcon, inney, TOP McK 120 Seven Girls Graced The Court. LEFT: Ralphine Garrison, Attendant at Large. BOTTOM: Kerri Brown, Sophomore Class. t 4 ™% j ., i 4 4 BNE ge NE Md VA XIN A RS Mid BEN Teena Koury, Freshman Class. | 4 { Mi } ie be 121 When Tangling With The Western Matmen, SEATED: A. Tillotson, M. Danieley. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Litten. T HIRD ROW: A. Page, J. Warren, R. Tate, D. Somers, R. Saul, T. Benolken, K. Blanchard, R. Wright, M. Butner, T. N. Musser, P. Litten, N. Garrison. FOURTH ROW: R. Jones, K. Steele, B. Smithey, R. Tillotson. SECOND ROW: K. Herron, Turner, R. Barnhart. G. Tillotson, R. Warren, R. Warren, D. Gerringer, S. Grant, D. R. Warren awaits final count of refer- ee for his pin. (P72 It's One, Two, Three, You're Out! 123 Our wrestlers represented us well this year as they worked hard to win over their opponents. Under the new coaching of Jim Melton and Danny Barnette, the wrestlers captured many victories. The highlight of the season was the Burlington Sec- tionals which saw Arthur Tillotson, Ronnie Saul, Mark Daniely, and Randy Wright, as champions and Steve Grant as the Most Valuable Wrestler. Our four sectional champions represented us at the state championships held in Raleigh. Authur Tillotson won first place in the 129 pound class, giving him a 27-0 record for the year. LEFT: J. Warren applies pressure on the shoulders in attempt to pin his opponent. ABOVE: A. Tillotson brings down his Cummings’ opponent. LEFT: R. Tillotson on his way to another pin. Smiles and Cheers Aid Grapplers. WRESTLING AUXILIARY, SEATED, Left to right: Z. Ross, S. Boles, V. Wade, S. Somers, A. Pride, C. Lowe, T. Aldridge. STANDING: T. Valentine, E. Swift, K. Gwynn, D. Cantrell, S$. Madkins, P. Crutchfield, R. Barnhardt, R. Rascoe, L. Stegall, C. Ward. Every team needs to know that there are people who care enough to want to share in the work which goes along with the activity. This has been true for the wrestlers as the Girls Auxiliary helped to boost the morale of the team. The auxiliary kept the score, ran the clock, and sold concessions to the spectators. It is great to have an auxiliary to represent our school and our wrestlers. T. Aldrdige, Vice-president; C. Ward, Pres- ident; and L. Stegall, Secretary help keep score for Western Wrestlers. 124 L. Huneycutt, E. Boswell, A. Allen, and M. Danieley were selected by a national committee as “Outstanding W.H.S. Teenagers’ from twelve nominees. Sy x jE A, The following were winners in the 1973 Scholastic Art Awards Competi- tion and were recipients of Gold Keys and Certificates of Merit: FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Huff, L. Heilig, D. Nance, R. May, D. Oakley, R. Garner. SECOND ROW: R. Baldwin, G.W. Matkins, J. Burns, J. Mitchell. MARSHALS, FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Martin, chief; M. Brafford, S. Barber, B. Maness. SECOND ROW: B. Robertson, R. Hall, E. Corbett, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW: M. Scott, C. Clark, R. Webster. ABSENT: V. Foster, Assistant chief. Basketball Rounds 126 NGESTERY (SSTERY 2 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, KNEELING: Coach Larrell Forbis. MEMBERS, Left to right: K. Parker, T. Scruggs, D. Sellars, J. Dean, M. Shavers, M. Leath, W. Salmons, A. Leath, T. Miles, R. White, R. Moore, and M. Kidd. D. Sellars maneuvers the ball around his opponent. 7, Undaunted Warriors Look ABOVE LEFT: M. Leath and his opponent jump for posses- sion of the ball. ABOVE RIGHT: M. Leath shoots for another basket. RIGHT: T. Miles steals ball from a Southern oppo- nent. 128 Forward To Another Year. ABOVE LEFT: Western and Southern battle for posses- sion of the ball in the first round of the Holiday Classic tournament. Western won 65-61. ABOVE: M. Shavers gives the Warriors two more points during the Holiday Classics. LEFT: A. Leath shoots high over Bartlett- Yancey’s Sleepy Taylor. Varsity Basketball Scores. Western 67 Cummings . 58 | Western 69 (Cummings «© 48. Western 54 Ragsdale 61 Western 58 Bartlett-Yancey = 69 : fern 6B :CiEastern 78 62. Northeast . ee 62... Southeast — 64 65 Seuthern a 61 Western 80 __ Eastern 74 Western 49 =o Willams: 69 Western 87 Northwest © 89 | Wesiery 57. Ragsdale 63 Western 75_—- Southern 54 Western 58 __ Bartlett-Yancey 60 Western 65 __ Eastern : 60 | Western (58 | Northeast 66 | Western 53 = Graham 61 _ Western 68 _ Southeast 62 Western 79°. Northwest 3 Western = 63 — Southern 48 | Western 64 = Graham 9 72 ae ___Mid-State 3-A Western O17. . Graham ah 129 The ‘Holiday Classics” Brought RIGHT: M. Shavers gains possession of the ball during the Graham confrontation. BELOW: M. Shavers drives toward the basket for an easy lay-up aiding Western in a victory over Southern. BELOW RIGHT: J. Dean jumps high to shoot over his Southern opponent. 130 Challenging Excitement to the Warriors. LEFT: Coach Forbis contemplates team strategy during a time out. BELOW: M. Leath executes a lay-up over a losing a Eastern Eagles team in the Holiday Classics. BELOW LEFT: W. Salmons blocks his Southern opponent to a hault. 131 Junior Varsity Basketball Team JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, Left ROW: Coach Garrison, R. Curry, B. Cousin, N. Gwynn. to right: C. Royster, R. Poole, J. Payne, T. Hamilton. SECOND THIRD ROW: D. Covington, L. Allen, M. Garrison. Following the pattern set by last year’s players, the J.V. Basketball team proved their ability to rule the baskets and win the games as proud Warriors. They per- formed under the leadership of Coach John Garrison, who demanded the greatest effort possible. Team work and team spirit is what it takes to make a good team, and that is just what these J.V. Warriors had when they copped second place in the conference tour- nament with a 15-3 record. The overall record was 17-4. N. Gwynn evades his opposition while in a squeeze. Ranks Second in Conference. LEFT: L. Allen shows good form on a one-handed jump shot. BELOW: T. Hamilton goes for an easy lay-up. ) Southeast _ Northwest _ Graham | en 40 Ragsdale | Western 60 — Bartlett-Yancey — 48 Western 84 Eastern oe y Western 43. Graham A 52. Northeast | (52 Southern 62 Southeast — West 64 Northwest 48 _ Western 76— Southern =. 333 oe Mid-State 3-A — ao e Western : 63 Northwest . way _ Western 66 Bartlett- “Yancey — Aa Western 48 Northwest _ 6 133 The Warriorettes Valiantly The Warriorettes feel that a new coach and a stern determination ai ded them as they ended a successful year with third place in the Conference. Even though bad luck struck at times, they finished with a Conference record of 9-7 and a regular season record of 9-8. L. Prystup makes her way to the goal for two. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, Left to right: T. Evans, J. Brooks, T. Gibson, A. Mcintyre. THIRD ROW: Zufall, R. Hall, L. Prystup, P. Dickerson, S.M. Slade, B. Coach E. Evans, S. Slade, R. Garrison, P. Loy, V. Reagan, A. Smithey. SECOND ROW: K. Moorefield, D. Gilliam, D. Pride. 134 Struggled Through a Tough Season. Me : . SCORES WESTERN OPPONENT 2 Ragsdale 60 ‘54 _ _Bartlett-Yancey 24 55 Eastern 40 38 +. Northeast 43 39 Southeast : 45 45 Northwest 43 45. Southern 32 ‘AG Graham 52 367 Ragsdale 56 73. =sCBartlett- Yancey 28 54 Eastern ; 45 44... Northeast 29 49 Southeast 43 38 Northwest 45 Ap Southern 35 36. Graham 44 UPPER LEFT: T. Zufall scrambles for ball in a clash with Bartlett-Yancey. BELOW LEFT: R. Hall drives past a Graham contender. BELOW: L. Prystup re- ceives All-Conference for Western. 135 a a Wi Ae FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, Left to right: K. Clark, B. Kernodle, M. Ross, E. Thompson, Mr. M. Tolley. SEC- OND ROW: D. Sellars, R. Moody, D. Terry, R. Smith, L. Barker. THIRD ROW: G. Ingle, K. Clarr, M. Clayton, J. Byrd, M. Allison. This year has been one of defeat for the Freshman basketball team, but you will hear no one say it was because they did not have the ability to win. In each of these boys’ lives there was a lot of hard and long hours built in. From the experi- ence gained, a number of these players are looking forward to joining the J.V. team next year. S. Haith attempts a shot over his opponent. _ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES Western 74 durrentineg 46 Western 62 _ Turrentine 45 Western 46 Gibsonville 61 | Western 30. SellarsGunn 56 Western 62 Northeast 73 Western 36 Gibsonville 62. Western 37 — Sellars Gunn 49. Western 54 Southeast 7 40. Western 49 £Northeast © | 55 Western 56 Southeast 44 J.V. Cheerleaders Promote W ABOVE, Seated, Left to Right: K. Sutton, R. Barbee, M. Isley. Standing: B. Parker, R.A. Bowman, L. Mitchell, D. King, D. Thompson. BELOW, First Row: B. Parker, D. Thompson. Sec- ond Row: R.A. Bowman, D. King. Third Row: V. Pinnix, L. Mitchell, R. Barbee — Head, M. Isley, K. Sutton. arrior Spirit! The smiling faces of six sophomores and four freshmen have made up the J.V. cheerleading squad for the 1972- 73 school year. Through a lot of hard work and co-operation the cheer- leaders have led the fans in cheering their J.V. team on to victory. Even though hose were run, bloomers were forgotten, and mud-caked saddle-oxfords were worn home; it has been a rewarding year and an un- forgettable experience for each J.V. cheerleader. Activities of Varsity Cheerleaders have consisted of summer camps, painting school trash cans, making posters, planning pep rallies, gen- erating pep and enthusiasm, selling booster badges, sponsoring a bake sale, homecoming, sparking coopera- tion from each individual and PRAC- TICING. TOP: V. Stubblefield, S. Oakley, C. Massey. MIDDLE: V. Montgomery, C. Johnson. BOTTOM: T. Thompson, D. Rumley. (ie) ABOVE, Front: V. Montgomery, S. Oakley. Middie: A. Leath, D. Rumley, P. Tilley: Assistant Chief, G. Reynolds, C. Massey, V. Stubblefield. Back: T. Thompson, B. Zufall: Chief, C. Johnson. BELOW LEFT: P. Tilley: Assis- tant Chief, B. Zufall: Chief. G. Reynolds, A. Leath. rack Team Reorganizes Under TRACK TEAM MEMBERS: R. Joyce, R. Brooks, T. Sexton, J. McAdams, K. Maines, D. Forbis, K. Tickle, T. Smith, S. Evans, R. White, D. Crowson, M. Danieley, E. Boswell, S. Smith, R. Johnson, W. Moore, G. Cummings, R. Thompson, W. Slade, Ro. Wright, Ru. Wright, D. Somers, G. Guthrie, A. Howlett, J. Warren, D. Coley, R. Tate, R. Pruitt, R. Moore, R. Garrison, R. Counts, L. Mc- Millian, T. Phillips, A. Smith. Above Right: K. Maines hands off to R. Joyce. Right: T. Sexton sets new pole vault record. 140 The New Direction of Coach Melton. Upper Left: M. Danieley winds up to throw the shot put. Above: R. White attempts the broad jump. Left: W. Slade leads off in the 100-yard dash. Western 2. - Western CS 141 The 1971-72 golf season was an interesting one for many reasons. The most outstanding difference was that Kathy Moorefield competed as first female in Mid-State Conference. Kathy proved to be better than several male members by winning over them. John Baxter received recognition for highest indi- vidual scoring at Western, while the overall team worked progressively and finished in 5th place. Coach Forbis is looking for an even higher suc- cess this year as he has eight out of nine players back and two promising freshman to complete the team’s strength. UPPER, GOLF TEAM MEMBERS, Kneeling: K. Moorefield, M. Ballenger. STANDING: Coach L. Forbis, K. Overman, J. Baxter, M. Lassiter. RIGHT: K. Overman has good follow through. 142 Golf Team Has he, Rebuilding Year. LEFT: J. Baxter shows good form. BELOW LEFT: K. Overman and M. Lassiter look over M. Ballenger’s back swing. BELOW: M. Lassiter concentrates on shot out of sandtrap. Baseball Team Displays KNEELING: D. Wade, J. Jones, B. Evans, W. Bell, M. Kidd. STANDING: J. Payne, L. Allen, R. Poole, G. Oakley, N. Gwynn, R. Walker, D. Faucette. The Warrior's 1972 baseball team, coached by Glen Goss ended the season with an even record of 10-10. With great determination the Warriors came in 2nd place in the City- County Tournament and 3rd place in the Mid-State Confer- ence. S. Faucette awaits next pitch. 144 Drive and Effort. KNEELING, Left to right: B. McCrickard, B. Carter, G. Hall, P. Burns, R. Tillotson, K. Smith. STANDING: J. Smith, R. Johnson, J. Dean, M. Oakley, G. Hicks, S. Faucette. R. Johnson winds up for the “kill.” 145 Western Prides Itself On W. Slade gets off to a good start in tough competition. A breakthrough for one more WARRIOR VICTORY! C. Moorefield strives to improve her score while J. Baxter caddys. 146 A Variety Of Sports. R. White quarterbacks on the bench as well as on the field. D. Crowson comes in for a landing. R. Tillotson works out in pre-game session. 147 SI) oe Ww At Students Seniors Today... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Eddie Boswell, President; Patti Greene, Secretary; Alvin Leath, Vice-President. Not pictured, Patti Evans, Treasurer. Being a senior is one of the ‘fun things” in life. It is look- ing backward to younger days and younger faces. It is sitting on the left side of the gym and marching out before the un- derclassmen. Being a senior is realizing that high school days will soon be past and that the responsibility of choosing higher educa- tion, or job profession, or family life is a reality. ‘ Being a senior is ecstatically reaching for the future with its many untold surprises and possibilities. Steve Grant explores the scientific realm. 150 What Tomorrow .. .?2 Alcon, Sharon Kay Aldridge, Bonnie Allen, Anne Elizabeth Amick, Hope Eleen Apple, Janice Lynette Arrwood, Carolyn E. Ayers, Beverly Ann Baldwin, Richard M. Barham, Kathy Dawn Baxter, John Clifton Baynes, Loretta Ruth Bell, Charles Mark Bennett, Eddie Allan Benton, Phillip Blanchard, Danny B. Boswell, Eddie D. Brammer, Calvin Keith Brincefield, Brenton Brooks, Sheila J. Brown, Beverly Lassiter Brown, Raycine The issuance of admission slips is part of John Baxter's duty as office assistant. 151 Burns, John Robert Byrd, Vickie Lanesia Campbell, Dennis S. Campbell, Doris Eve Carmicheal, Cathy Dea Carter, Mary Lou Casey, Mark Alexander Chandler, Joan C. Chisholm, Steve W. Clapp, Randy Lynn Cobb, Teresa Brewer Cobb, Terry Ann Cooper, Pamela Faye Cox, Karen Lynn Crouse, Thomas Mike Crowson, Danny Farrar Cummings, George E. Cummings, Minnie Danieley, Danny H. Danieley, Mark Samuel Davis, Arlene Francis Rick Stadler shows off his “eye-cue.”” Seniors Reflect — Their School, Their Life, Their Heart. Davis, Donna Elaine Davis, Janis Davis, Kara Cerise Davis, Yvonne A. Day, Jolevan Denny, Clyde Arthur Duggins, Jearldean Dupree, Delores Jean Evans, Barbara D. Evans, Sandra Ann Evans, Pattie Herbin Evarts, William John Flack, Robert Timothy Fleischer, Linda Ann Foust, Linda Faye Garrison, April D. Garrison, Robert, Jr. Gerringer, Robin C. Gilliam, Mark Elliot Godwin, Gordon Grant, Steven Edward Clyde Denny strives for exact quantity in his biology experiment. 139 4 Finding New Realities In Life, Greene, Patricia D. Greene, Shirley Teresa Guthrie, Ricky M. Guthrie, Mary Ann Guye, Linda Ann Gwynn, Bobby Gwynn, Sherri Brown Gwynn, Judy Ann Hagood, Yvonne Hughes Halford, David Wayne Hall, Douglas Edward Hall, Ralph Glendon Hamlett, Joyce Ann Harrison, Pattie Ann Harrison, Patricia A. Hazelwood, Clifford C. Hensley, Joey Hensley, Robert D. Hetzel, Deborah Kaye ABOVE: Mr. Plumblee and Keith Brammer set high standards in their picture taking! RIGHT: Mrs. Wright’s Family Life class is an interesting experience. 154 We Hold Fast To Tomorrow’s Promises. Hodge, Johnny D. Honeycutt, Gary T. Hopkins, Jean King Hopkins, Vivian Ann Huffines, Terry Lynn Huneycutt, Robert Lynn Ireland Brenda Gail Jeffries, Ruthie J. Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Richard R. Jones, Janada Ann King, Cheryl Eaddy King, Donna Marie King, James Wayne King, Michael Howard King, Randy Lee King, Sheree E. Leath, Alvin Leath, Sharon Lynn ABOVE: Reggie White waits impatiently as Mrs. Reynolds prepares the victory feast following the Western-Northwest game. LEFT: Carol Saul gains BOE experience through on-the-job training. 155 Faced With Graduation, Love, Sherry Diane Loy, Gary Lynn Mabe, Debra Kay Madkins, Frances M. Madkins, Sallie Mae Matkins, George William, Jr. McDaniel, Jane Rene McPherson, Carolyn Elaine McPherson, Jo Ann Miller, Gary Lynn Minor, Bonnie Gail Mitchell, Jeff Bertin Moore, Walter Keith Moorefield, Patricia Morris, Anita Lynn Moss, Joel Dean Kenny Pritchard com- petes in the annual Western High talent show. Newell, Eva Catherine Oakley, Mike Hubert Owen, Richard Wayne Page, Allen Lee Parker, Vicki Lynn Parnell, Deborah Faye Perry, Susan E. Petty, Karen Ann Pickard, Marvin C. Price, Deborah Sue A New Excitement Builds Within Us. Pritchett, Susan Dale Prystup, Leslie Lynn Ratliff, Phillip Levi Riggleman, Ruby D. Russell, Brenda Ann Russell, Doris Russell, Joe Sartin, Deborah Allred Satterfield, David C. Satterfield, Sherry E. Satterfield, Timothy Saul, Carol June Sellars, Otis Daniel Sidden, Debra Elaine Skenes, Mildred Diane Slade, Alice Teresa Karen White — serves with distinction as a marshal for 1972 grad- uation ceremonies. Smart, Paul Terry Smith, Deborah Lou Smith, Denise Ann Smith, Stephen Ray Smithey, Carlton W. Snipes, Bonnie Somers, David Howard Stadler, Richard E. Stanfield, Cheryl L. Street, Nancy Susan Becky Zufall pours out spirit through another Warrior win. Troxler, William Steve Tuggle, Franklin Mark Turner, George Douglas Turner, June Carol Turner, Ray Charles Valentine, Lea Louise Vaughn, Jo Denise Ward, Janet Susan Watlington, Teressa A. Sutton, Joyce Ann Swift, Effie Dola Teague, James Allen Terry, Melanie Ann Thompson, Linda Kaye Thompson, Pamela Robin Thompson, Robbie L. Tilly, Patty Lynne Tillotson, Arthur Lee Torain, Brenda Kaye Troutman, Shirley J. Troxler, Robert Lee Seniors Belonging... 158 And Now Leaving. White, Karen Marie White, Reginald Fox Whitesell, Cheryl Rhune Williamson, Sandra Kay Winn, Cynthia Sue Wiseman, Judy Karol Wolfe, James Randall Wood, Judy Ann Wright, Randy James Wright, Ronald E. Wright, Russell Yarbro, Harlon Norris Zimmerman, Vernon Chris Zufall, Rebecca Jane Pritchard, Kennel L. A Memorial A friend is a rare book of which but one copy is made. Larry Gentry CYNTHIA ELAINE ANDERSON 159 Deserving Seniors Above: Best All Round: Lynn Hunneycutt, Becky Zufall. Right: Best Dressed: Alvin Leath, Teresa Watlington. Friendliest: G.W. Matkins, Teri Greene. Most Popular: Reggie White, Elaine McPherson. 160 Are Ranked Super! Left: Most Athletic: Mark Danieley, Leslie Prystup. Above: Best Personality: Mark Bell, Melanie Terry. Above: Most Intellectual: Steve Grant, Sheree King. Best Looking: Rickey Baldwin, Bonnie Minor. 161 � ¥ sy Superlatives Recognize aevt ‘ Ben ee” Right: Most School Spirit: Phillip Ratliff, Patricia Har- rison. 2 «eh cee Sarat aie g Ms find Most Likely to Succeed: John Evarts, Nancy Street. Wittiest: Dennis Campbell, Effie Swift. 162 Prominent Seniors. RB. ita fe Yay : NA i9adp,� bo wl «oe Upper left: Most Courteous: Eddie Boswell, Janice Apple. Upper right: Cutest: Donnie Williamson, Cheryl King. ABOVE: Most Dependable: Keith Brammer, Karen White, RIGHT: Biggest Flirt: John Baxter, Patty Tilley. 163 ee Juniors Establish Their JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Mary Lynn Brafford, Secretary. Standing: Elaine Woody, Treasurer; Sheila Slade, minority Repre- sentative; Phil Bray, Vice-President; Greg Pagett, Pres- ident. As Juniors, we have only a short distance to go at W.H.S. We are even beginning to look back with nostalgia to the day when our much-longed for rings came. During the past few years we have set many goals — some have been met, some not. We are looking forward to being citizens and realize that this year can be one of the most important in our lives as we set our goals and strive to reach them. Trying to aim high, we reached higher. Working with a microscope, Suzette Goodman proves her hypothesis. 164 Position at W.H.S. Aldridge, Teri Allen, Ray Allison, Howard Anderson, Paula Anderson, Rebecca Arrwood, Kenneth Artley, Malvin Ashley, Tommy Atkinson, Sheree Baldwin, Denane Ballenger, Mike Barber, Sabrah Barber, Susan Barker, Steve Belangia, Ken Berry, Warren Billings, Ricky Boles, Sandy Boone, Lori Boone, Teresa Bradsher, Allen Bradsher, Sharon Brafford, Mary Lynn Bray, Phil Broadway, Curry Brooks, Debbie Bryan, Peggy Burns, Paul M. Lea, L. Baynes and J. Haith discover that Home Eco- nomics is a constructive class. 165 Class Rings Sparkle Butler, Robin oe : .. Caldwell, Mary Ann Canterbury, Robin Cantrell, Glenn Carter, Barry Carter, Danny Carter, Harry Cartner, Cindy Cates, Korkie Champion, Debbie Childress, Jeannie Clark, Charles Clark, Clemon Coble, Kenny Corbett, Esther Crenshaw, John Daniel, Sharon Davenport, Randy Davis, Sylvia Dawson, Kay Dawson, Pat Dean, Jeff Drinkard, Frank Edmonds, Diane Edwards, Dawn Faircloth, Randy Farrell, Terry Faucette, Fred Faucette, Jan Faucette, Steve Faulkner, Ronnie Finley, Sherri Fowler, Debbie Freeman, Debbie Fuqua, Fredda Garrison, Ronald Mrs. Thompson’s ‘Hat in the Ring” game causes Greg Pagett G. Gilliam, D. Royster, R. Allen use accurate measur ements to puzzle over his number of delegates. for cabinet making. With Exhilaration. Garrison, Ronnie Gerringer, Mike Gibson, Tanni Gilliam, Sarah Goodman, Suzette Graves, Debbie Greenwood, Kathy Gribble, Mark Goude, John Guthrie, Garland Gwynn, Katie Haith, Joyce Hall, Rita Hamilton, Tom Hoffman, Tim Hopkins, Johnny Hubbard, Tom Huffman, Cynthia Hughes, Butch Ireland, Hal James, Billy Jarrell, Belinda Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Ronnie Jordan, Patty Kellum, Steve Kellis, David Kernodle, Jane King, Brenda King, Keith Leath, Malcolm Leath, Phyllis Litten, Phillip Longest, Susie Lunsford, Jan Maness, Brenda K. Gwynn, P. Leath take part in cooking for Home Econom- 4¢, T. Boone and T. Skenes get a real kick out of lunch! ics. Juniors Crown Their Maney, Mickey Martin, Barbara Massey, Johnny Massey, June McCrickard, Faye McKinney, Sherrie McMillan, Kelly Micheals, Doug Miles, Randy Minor, Randy Montgomery, Vickie Moody, Charles Moody, June Moore, Robbie Morene, Bernice Moss, David Nance, Paul Norris, Dwight Oakley, Debra Oakley, Chery! Oakley, Teresa O'Hara, Doug Overman, Karen Owen, Cindy Page tt, Greg UPPER: Paul Burns pre- pares to analyze sugar for physical science. RIGHT: Kathy Moore, library assistant mans the circulation desk. 168 Year With Prom. 169 Patterson, Anita Perkins, Roger Perry, Carolyn Perry, Linda Perry, Vincent Pinnix, Brenda Pleasant, Denise Poole, Anthony Poole, Patricia Poythress, David Price, Bill Pride, Ann Profitt, Arnold Pruitt, Randy Putnam, Karmel! Rainey, Harry Raynor, Joe Reese, Tony Robertson, Beverly Robinson, Patricia Ross, Sue Rudd, Gloria Rumley, Donna Salmon, Wayne Salmons, Cathy UPPER: R. Billings and partner start a new project: LEETZ oR. Tate and P. Litten show their enthusiasm for classwork! Scott, Mike Sharpe, Teresa Sidden, Dianna Skenes, Teresa Slade, Shelia Slade, Shelia M. Slade, Scooter Shavers, Maurice Smith, Kevin Smith, Lavern Smith, Robin Smithey, Becky Snipes, Angelo Somers, Fred Somers, Gary Stegall, Lynne Straughan, Dural Surratt, Fred Sutton, Mark Swift, Becky Tate, Randy Taylor, Barbara Thiel, Gary Thompson, Randy Thompson, Terry Tillotson, Ricky Turner, Jeff Tyner, Denise B. Carter, Sabrina Michell, and G. Thiel figure out precise drawings for drafting class. The Senior Year 170 ls Eagerly Anticipated. Tysor, Reid Vargas, Mike Vaughn, Kathy Vaughn, Melody Wade, Vicki Wagner, Vickie Ward, Cheryl Ward, Denise Ward, Pamela Ward, Randy Ward, Terry Warrick, Earl Weaver, Gail Webster, Bobby Webster, Jimmy Webster, Randy Whitaker, Susan Whitesell, Diane Whitesell, Jennifer Whitesell, Terry Whitt, Debbie Wilkinson, Donna Wood, Debbie Woodruff, Sonia Woody, Elaine Wrenn, Gloria Wright, Richard R. Faircloth, R. Thompson, D. Poythress, S. Kellum enjoy the last minutes before the day begins. Candidates for Graduation Coble, Wayne Hall, Sammy 7 1 Sophomore class officers: left to right, Pres- ident, Doug Forbis; Vice President, Ronnie Walker; Secretary, Cheryl Massey; Treasurer, Susan Oakley; Minority Representative, Shirley Evans. Close your eyes... Don’t walk in front of me, | may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, | may not lead. Walk beside me, and just be my friend. . and open them to the friendship of the Sophomore class which has grown deeper and stronger during our two years at Western. Doors are opening to us and we see steps leading to rings and Proms and Juniors. Susan Oakley and Cheryl Massey are showing off as camera hogs. Sophomores Take Pride In 172 Upholding Warrior Spirit. Alewynse, Manon Alexander, Emily Allen, Larry Andrews, Sherri Apple, Renee Ashley, Wanda Austin, Claudia Baker, Alice Baldwin, Linda Barbee, Rhonda Barber, Ann Barber,-Barry Barber, Lee Barber, Tim Barham, Susan Barker, Lynn Barnhart, Richard Beckom, Pam Bell, Wakie Bennett, Robin Benolken, Tripp Blanchar d, Keith Blanchard, Miranda Boggs, Susan Bowling, Pam Brinkley, Teressa Brown, Kerri Bryant, Danny Bunn, James Burchfield, Jeffry Byerly, Debbie Cantrell, Donna Carnell, Renee Chisholm, Cindy Church, Jackie Click, Bobbi Cobb, Glenn Cobb, Johnny Coble, Myrna Coe, Ernestine Coghill, Deirdre Cole, Donna Coleman, Jimmy Coley, Doug Learning can be an interest- ing experience. 73 Taking Initiative, The Collins, Barry Collins, Kim Cook, Deborah Cook, Diane Cook, Lawanda Cook, Nancy Counts, Robert Covington, Bobby Cox, Wanda Creger, Gregory Curry, Ronald Daniel, Debbie Daniely, Steve Davis, Debbie Davis, Gail Davis, Karen Davis, Sharon Daye, Gwen Dimont, Eddie Disney, Terrie Duggins, Mark Dupree, Susan Durham, Tanya Edmons, Teressa Edwards, Mark Ellison, Karen Ellison, Kathy Evans, Bobby Evans, Dawne Evans, Sandra Evans, Shirley Farnham, Shannon Faucette, David Faulkner, Donnie Flack, Billy Forbis, Doug Ford, Scott Franklin, Sheri Frick, Donna Fulk, Kathy Garner, Ricky Garrison, Marty Garrison, Nathan Gerringer, Shane Gerringer, Cheryl Gerringer, Dean Gerringer, Teresa Gilbert, James Patti Loy displays her musical ability in chorus class. 174 Gilliam, Denise Gilliam, George Golden, Paula Graves, Coy V. Greeson, Susan Guye, Wanda Gwynn, Neal Haith, Sheila Hall, Kathy Harris, Vicky Hazelwood, Linda Helig, Lisa Helms, Yvonne Henderson, Jimmy Hensley, Dwight Hensley, Mike Herring, Beth Hicks, Wanda Holland, Jimmy Holland, Roxanne Hopkins, Earl Hopkins, Richard Huff, Brenda Hughes, Jimmy Isley, Larry Jackson, Debbie Jones, Florine Jones, Jeff Justice, Linda Kernodle, Tina Kidd, Mike Kilpatrick, David King, David Lahnum, Donnie Lassiter, Mike Latta, Lena Leath, Annette Lee, Jackie Lewis, Mike Lowder, Mike Lowe, Cindy Lowe, Sherry Mahaley, Danny Mansfield, Gary Martin, Steve Massey, Cheryl Massey, David Massey, Sherry tr cee seen os secon aren eee Doug Forbis grins proudly as he accepts a Citizenship Award. hy ' é 175 May, Robert McIntyre, Anna McMillian, Lewis Merritt, Jimmy Miller, Arlene Mitchell, Timmy Moore, Sharon Moorefield, Kathy Murray, Kenny Murray, Renea Morris, Betty Nicks, Lynn Newell, Richard Oakley, Gary Oakley, Susan Overman, Billy Page, Dale Page, Robin Palmer, Donna Parker, Beth Parker, Hester Parker, Kenneth Payne, Jerry Perkins, Steve Linda Baldwin returns the money for the ham and egg supper sponsored by the band. Petty, Ellen Pinnix, Robin Pinnix, Vanessa Poole, Eddie Price, Vickie Proffit, Darrell Pulliam, Cleo Putnam, John Rascoe, Robin Ray, Debbie Reynolds, Gail Rice, Carrie Rinker, Mark Robertson, Tina Rogers, Karen Roney, Susan Ross, Julie Ross, Theresa Ross, Zetta Russell, Andrew Salmon, Bill Salmons, Janet Satterfield, Nancy Saul, Ronald Sophomores Await Their 176 Turn To Be Juniors Shoffner, J. Vance Simpson, Yogi Slade, Janet Slaughter, Cathy Smith, Alfred ‘Smith, Cheryl Smith, Kevin Somers, Susan Stanley, Doug Steeles, Tony Strader, Dana Street, Mark Stubblefield, Sammy Stubblefield, Vickie Surrette, Belinda Sutton, Cathy Swann, Gary Swann, Weldon Sykes, Joanie Sykes, John Talbert, Shirley Tally, Tommy Thompson, Bobby Thompson, Dari Ronnie Walker and Denise Gilliam await their turn to vote. Tickle, Rose Ann Trent, Janice Trinidad, Butch Turner, Randy Underwood, Doug Valentine, Terry Vargas, Angela Wade, David Walker, Mary Walker, Ronnie Ward, David Warren, Robert Webb, Joe Webster, Bobby Wagoner, Robbie Wilkerson, She rry Wise, Reggie Wheeley, Larry Whitesell, Anne Welborn, Ona Jean Woodruff, Slyvia Wright, Rodney York, Missy 177 Freshman Learn The FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Teena Koury, President. Standing: Jerry Byrd, Minority Repre- sentative; Tammy Boone, Vice- President; Ricky Moody, Treasurer; Penny Anderson, Secretary. For the past eight years we have been training and working to become one certain thing — members of a high school, our high school, Western. Now that we have met our challenge, we start building a foundation that will grow into a new life for each of us. There is a famous phrase that we will use as our guide, ‘seek and ye shall find.” We shall seek to find the best way in this great world in which we live. Physical Science calls for minuteness and detailed reading. 178 Importance Of Working 79 IE wy Together. Aldridge, Jerry Allen, Iris Allen, Patricia Allison, Michael Anderson, Greg Anderson, Penny Andrews, Peggy Apple, Mark Apple, Rhonda Apple, Ronald Ball, Cheryl Ballenger, Ricky Barber, Herbie Barker, Cathy Barker, Gail Barker, Larry Barnhart, Ruth Belangia, Steve Bell, Scarlett Belton, Rhonda Billings, Nancy Black, David Bohigas, Bernardo Boone, Daniel Boone, Fred Boone, Tammy Bowman, Ruth Ann Bradley, Kevin Brame, Steve Brand, Virginia Breeze, Carolyn Brinkley, Kathie Brooks, Judy Brooks, Terry Brown, Norman Bryant, Darlene Buckner, Marty Burrell, Alice Byrd, Jerry Cantrell, Phillip Carey, Steve Carter, Mike Carter, Teresa Cates, Brenda Cheek, Sandra Chrismon, Dale Claar, Kim Clapp, Jamie Clapp, Tim Clark, Kerry Clayton, Mark Cobb, Pam Coble, Barry Cook, Freddy Cook, Linda Conklin, Mike Corbett, Denise Cox, Beverly Cox, Kathy Crabbe, Debbie Creger, Marc Cummings, Lorine Davis, Leah Davis, Lenora Dawson, Darlene Day, Dana Day, Linda Dickens, David Dickey, Robert Dodson, Ricky Dresser, Dave Drewery, Arlene Drinkard, John Elkins, Frank Eller, Ricky Enoch, Joe Enoch, Linda Enoch, Marie Faucette, Elliot Franks, Jack Garrison, Ralphine Gartland, John Gates, Chuck Gentry, Greg Gerringer, Phyllis Goodman, Sandy Greene, Mike Greeson, Johnny Gregory, Melissa Griffin, Hampton Griswold, Olga Gusler, David Haith, Steve Haith, William Halford, Sherry Hall, Jo Hargrove, Bobby Harrington, Bert Harris, Amy Harrison, Andy Harrison, Janis Helms, Steve Helms, Steve Herbin, Mike Herron, Keith Hickman, Ricky Hiller, Denise Holland, Greg Hopkins, Cynthia Hopkins, Jimmy Humphrey, Ted Interesting things are found under a microscope in Physical Science. 180 Simpson, Judy Simpson, Rhonda Slade, William Smart, Pat Smith, Cindy Smith, Eric Smith, James Smith, Penny Smith, Ray Smith, Ronnie Snead, Sheila Stadler, Bill Stanley, Keith Stephens, Edna Tarver, Dexter Terrell, Joni Terrell, Tammy Terry, David Thiel, Anita Thompson, Donnie Thompson, Eddie Thompson, Gloria Tickle, Daryl Tillotson, Gary Troutman, Roger Troxler, Craig Troxler, Mark Turner, Deborah Turner, Doug Turner, Gina Turner, Keith Turner, Lorenzo Turner, Loretta Tysor, Michael Underwood, Kathy Updyke, Jane Wade, Robert Warren, Ronnie Webster, Sherry Wesson, Craig Whitesell, Andy Whitesell, Ronnie Williams, Donnie Williams, Randy Willoughby, Karen Wells, Kyle Wilson, Sue Wright, Jane Yancey, Paula Zimmerman, Donna Zufall, Tammy Mrs. Roark engaged in typical typing dilemna. 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We are filled with a hope... a hope that we may make the world a better place to live .. Our hopes are endless dreams . . and we find ourselves praying that those dreams may someday DECOMEs tase REALL Vea. 197 SHARON KAY ALCON National Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 1; West Side Story 2,3; Exchangettes 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Marshal 3; Future Secretaries Association 4; President 4; History Club 3; Civinette Citizenship Award 2. BONNIE LOUISE ALDRIDGE FHA 1,2; Future Secretaries Association 4; Girl’s Basketball 1,2; Business Office Education 4. ANNE ELIZABETH ALLEN DECA 4; Treasurer 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 2,3; Civinettes 2,3,4; Co-historian 3,4; Chorus | 2; Student Council 3,4; Chaplain 3; Committee chairman 4; Pep Club 2,3; Miss Western Contestant 3,4; Prom Waitress 1; History Club 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; President 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. HOPE ELEEN AMICK National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 3, Vice-president 4; West Side Story 4; Exchangettes 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus | 1; Band 2,3; Feature Twirler 4; Pep Club 3; Superlative 4; His- tory Club. JANICE LYNETTE APPLE National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Committee Chairman 4; We-Hi-Wa 1,2,3,4; Co-editor 4; Exchangettes 2,3,4; Committee Chairman 3,4; French Club 1,2; Superla- tive 4; History Club 3; Civinette Citizenship Award 3; DAR Award 3; Homeroom President 3; Secretary 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH ARRWOOD FFA 4. BEVERLY ANN AYERS DECA 3,4. RICHARD MONTGOMERY BALDWIN DECA 3,4; President 4; Vice-president 3; Civitans 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Superlative 4; District DECA Vice-president 3. KATHY DAWN BARHAM FHA 1; French Club 1,2,3; Future Secretarial Association 4; Business Office Education 4. JOHN CLIFTON BAXTER West Side Story 2,3,4; Section Editor 4; Civitans 3,4; Pres- ident 4; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Council 4; Committee Chairman 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Basket- ball 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; Co-captain 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Waiter 2; Office Assistant 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; Superlative 4; History Club 3; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. LORETTA RUTH BAYNES Spanish Club 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3,4. CHARLES MARK BELL FFA 4; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Superlative 4. PHILIP WILLIAM BENTON French Club 3; Student Council 4; Wrestling 2,3; History Club 3. EDDIE ALLEN BENNETT Chorus | 1. DANNY BOONE BLANCHARD FFA 1,2; Bus Driver 3. EDDIE DARRELL BOSWELL Civitans 2,3,4; Vice-president 3; Treasurer 4; French Club 198 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Co-vice-president 3; Sgt. at arms 4; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Of- fice Assistant 4; Class President 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Superla- tive 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. COLON WILLARD BRADSHER Junior Engineers 1; Vice-president 2. CALVIN KEITH BRAMMER National Honor Society 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Committee Chairman 4; We-Hi-Wa 1,2,3,4; Co-editor 4; Associate Edi- tor 3; Photographer 3,4; Civitans 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Secretary 2; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Sgt-at- arms 3; Committee Chairman 4; Prom Waiter 1,2; Homeroom president 1; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; History Club 3; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. BRENTON DELESE BRINCEFIELD National Honor Society 3,4; We-Hi-Wa 3; Civitans 2; Band 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Committee Chairman 3; Class President 3. BEVERLY JEAN BROWN History Club 3. RAYCINE BROWN SHEILA JOYCE BROOKS DECA 4; Parliamentarian 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 2,3; J.V. Cheerleaders 1; French Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Miss West- ern Contestant 3; Prom Waitress 2. JOHN ROBERT BURNS We-Hi-Wa 3,4; Section Editor 3,4; Civitans 4; Exchange 4; Latin Club 3,4; Chorus | 1. DENNIS SCOTT CAMPBELL VICA 3,4; FHA 4; FFA 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Superlative 4. DORIS EVELYN CAMPBELL Library Club 4; VICA 4; Secretary 4; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 2. CATHY DEA CARMICHAEL FHA 4; We-Hi-Wa 1; Pep Club 2; History Club 3. MARY LOU CARTER DECA 3,4; Secretary 4; We-Hi-Wa 1,2,3,4; Civinettes 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 1; Future Secre- taries Association 4. MARK ALEXANDER CASEY Exchange 4; Junior Engineers 2; Vice-president 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Office Assistant 4. JOAN CLIFFIE CHANDLER FTA 1,2; We-Hi-Wa 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. STEVE WILLIAM CHISHOLM National Honor Society 3,4; Civitans 3,4; Student Council 3; French Club 1,2,3; Golf 3,4; Captain 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Marshal 3. RANDY LYNN CLAPP VICA 3,4; Junior Engineers 1; President 2; French Club 2; Chorus | 1. TERESA BREWER COBB We-Hi-Wa 3,4; Business Manager 4; Committee Chairman 3,4; Exchangettes 2,3,4; Committee Chairman 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Pe p Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 2,3,4; History Club 3,4. TERRY ANN COBB Library Club 3; FHA 1; FFA 4; Future Secretaries Association 3 PAMELA FAYE COOPER FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2. KAREN LYNN COX VICA 4; Spanish Club 3. THOMAS MICHAEL CROUSE Library Club 1, DANNY FARROR CROWSON Chorus | 1; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basket- ball 2,3. DANNY HOWARD DANIELEY Library Club 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus | 1; Wrestling 2. MARK SAMUEL DANIELEY Civitans 4; French Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Committee Chairman 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Tri-captain 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; Superlative 4. DONNA ELAINE DAVIS DECA 3,4; Parliamentarian 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Chorus | 1; Pep Club 2,3. KARA CERISE DAVIS National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; West Side Story 3,4; Section Editor 3; Co-editor 4; Exchangettes 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Homeroom president 2; Most Valuable Staffer Newspaper Award 3. YVONNE A. DAVIS FHA 1,2; FTA 1; FFA 4; Spanish Club 2; Future Secretaries Association 3. CLYDE ARTHUR DENNY Spanish Club 3,4; Chodrus | 1; Chorus II 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Vocal Music Advancement Award 3. JEARLDEAN DUGGINS FFA 4; Spanish Club 2. DOLORES JEAN DUPREE National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1,2; FTA 3; West Side Story 3,4; Section Editor 4; Civinettes 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2,3; History Club 4; Secretary 4. ANTHONY ROGER ELLINGTON VICA 3,4; FFA 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Captain 3. BARBARA DELORES EVANS DECA 3,4. PATTIE HERBIN EVANS National Honor Society 2,3,4; DECA 4; Exchangettes 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; Co-vice- president 3; Committee Chairman 4; Pep Club 3; Prom Waitress 2; Class Treasurer 4; Marshal 3; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. SANDRA ANN EVANS West Side Story 2; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 2. WILLIAM JOHNSON EVARTS National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Latin Club 3,4; Chorus | 2; Chorus II 3,4; Assistant Chorus master 4; Student Director 4; Barbershop Quartet 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Director 4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Most Improved Male Soloist 2; Vocal Music Advancement Award 3; John Phillip Sousa Band Award 3; National Merit Scholarship Cer- tificate of Commendation 4; We-Hi+Wa Senior Honor 4. ROBERT TIMOTHY FLACK Library Club 4; We-Hi-Wa 4; Exchange 4; Latin Club 3,4; 199 French Club 2; J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Golf 4. LINDA ANN FLEISCHER FHA 1,2; Pep Club 2; Future Secretaries Association 3; Histo- ry Club 3; Business Occupational Education 3,4. LINDA FAYE FOUST VICA 4; FHA 2,3,4; Wrestling Auxillary 3. KIMBERLY ANNE FULK FHA 4; J.V. Cheerleaders 1,2; Chief 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Waitress 1. APRIL DEANNA GARRISON FHA 4; West Side Story 3; Latin Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4. ROBERT JR. GARRISON VICA 3; FTA 4; Chorus | 2; Pep Club 4. ROBIN CHARLENE GERRINGER Library Club 1; FHA 1,3; FTA 1; We-Hi-Wa 2; Latin Club 3,4; Band 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Homeroom Secretary 4. MARK ELLIOT GILLIAM DECA 3; Sgt.-at-arms 4; Golf 1,2,3. REBECCA RUTH GILLIAM CARTER Library Club 4; FHA 4; FTA 2; West Side Story 3; Exchan- gettes 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Chrorus ! 1, Chorus II 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Manager 1,2,3; Social Studies Club 3. GORDAN OREL GODWIN VICA 3,4; FFA 1. STEVEN EDWARD GRANT National Honor Society 2,3,4; President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Vice-president 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Sergeant Librarian 4; Wres- tling 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; John Philip Sousa Band Award 2; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. PATRICIA DIANNE GREENE National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Cheerleaders 2; J.V. Cheerleaders 1; Civinettes 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus I 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Treasurer 2; Prom Waitress 2; Class Treasur- er 1,2,3,4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. ; SHIRLEY TERESA GREENE DECA 4; Assistant Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Superlative 4. MARY ANN GUTHRIE FFA 4. RICKY MOREL GUTHRIE VICA 3,4; Spanish Club 1; J.V. Football 1. LINDA ANN GUYE FHA 1. JUDY ANN GWYNN VICA 3,4; FTA 4. SHERRI BROWN GWYNN FHA 1,2; West Side Story 2; Exchangettes 3; Latin Club 3; Chorus | 1; Chorus Il 2; Band 3; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4. SHELIA YYONNE HAGOOD FHA 1,2. DAVID WAYNE HALFORD Latin Club 2,3; French Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Captain 4; Bus Driver 3,4. DOUGLAS E. HALL FFA 1; Varsity Football 1; Manager 1. RALPH GLENDON HALL Baseball 3,4; Latin Club 2,3. JOYCE ANN HAMLETT National Honor Society 2,3,4; Committee Chairman 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; President 4; Vice-president 3; Secretary 2; FTA 1,2; Treasurer 2; West Side Story 2,3,4; Civinettes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Committee Chairman 3; Girls Varsity Basketball 1; FHA Officer of the Year 2; Most Outstanding FHA’er 2; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees 3; FHA State Parliamentarian 3; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. PATRICIA ANN HARRISON FHA 4; J.V. Cheerleaders 1; Exchangettes 1,2,3,4; Committee Chairman 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-president 1; Treasurer 2; Superlative 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 4. PATTI ANN HARRISON West Side Story 2,3; Exchangettes 4; Secretary 4; Chorus | 1; Chorus II 2,3; Student Council 2; Future Secretaries Associa- tion 3,4; Vice-president 4. CLIFFORD EARL HAZELWOOD VICA 4. ROBERT DENNIS HENSLEY VICA 3,4; FHA 4; Wrestling 1. DEBORAH KAYE HETZEL DECA 3,4; Historian 4; Editor 4; FHA 4. JOHNNIE D. HODGE VICA 3; FHA 4; FFA 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity F Football manager 1,2; Varsity Basketball manager 1,2; Baseball 2. GARY THOMAS HONEYCUTT FHA 4; FFA 4; Latin Club 3,4; Varsity Football manager 2. VIVIAN ANN HOPKINS FHA 1; FFA 4. TERRY LYNN HUFFINES Exchange 4; Latin Club 1,2; J.V. Football 3. ROBERT LYNN HUNEYCUTT West Side Story 4; We-Hi-Wa 4; Civitans 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council President 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Pep Club 4; Prom Waiter 2; Office Assistant 4; Superlative 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. RUTHIE JANE JEFFRIES National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 4; Student Council Com- mittee Chairman 4; Pep Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4. DEBORAH ELIZABETH JOHNSON RICHARD RONALD JOHNSON Varsity Football 4. JANADA ANN JONES FHA 2; Spanish Club 4. CHERYL EADDY KING Civinettes 2,3,4; President 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Band 3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2; Superlative 4. DONNA MARIE KING DECA 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 2,3; J.V. Cheerleaders 1; Civinettes 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Miss Western contestant 1,2,3; Runn er-up 1; Class Treasurer 1. 200 JAMES WAYNE KING VICA 3,4; FFA 1,2,4. MICHAEL HOWARD KING We-Hi-Wa 4; Exchange 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus | 2. RANDY LEE KING FFA 1,2,3,4. SHEREE ELIZABETH KING FHA 3; Student Council Committee Chairman 4; Marshal 3; Chief 3; Superlative 4; Co-history award 3; Outstanding Home Ec. | student 3. ALVIN LEATH French Club 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Tri-captain 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 4; Homeroom Vice-president 4; Superlative 4. SHARON LYNN LEATH FHA 1; Varsity Cheerleaders 2. SHERRY DIANE LOVE Chorus | 1; Chorus II 2. GARY LYNN LOY Exchange 2,3,4; President 4; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus | 1; Chorus I! 2,3,4; Chorus master 4; Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Committee Chairman 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 2,4; Chorus I] Most Improved Male Vocalist 3; Vocal Music Achievement Award 3; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. DEBRA KAY MABE Exchangettes 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus | 1, Chorus II 2; Wrestling Auxillary 3; Future Secretaries Association 4. FRANCES M. MADKINS VICA 4; Parliamentarian 4; FHA 1,2,3,4. SALLIE MAE MADKINS FHA 1,2,3,4; parliamentarian 3; Pep Club 4; Wrestling Aux- illary 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. KENNETH EDWARD MARTIN VICA 3; Treasurer 4. GEORGE WILLIAM MATKINS Library Club 3; DECA 4; Latin Club 2,3; Class Vice-President 3; Superlative 4; Homeroom President 4. BONNIE GAIL MINOR Library Club 2; FHA 1; West Side Story 1; We-Hi-Wa 1; Civinettes 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus | 1; Chorus II 2; Band 3,4; Flagette 3; Majorette 4; Miss Western 4; Prom Waitress 2; Superlative 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. WALTER KEITH MOORE VICA 4; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Track 1,2. PATRICIA ANN MOOREFIELD We-Hi-Wa 1,2,4; Civinettes 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Treasurer 4; Miss Western Contestant 4; Miss Congeniality 4; Prom Waitress 1; Office Assistant 4; History Club 3; Homeroom President 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. ANITA LYNN MORRIS FHA 1,2; Future Secretaries Association 3,4. WILLIE JOSEPH MCCULLUM FFA 4; Bus Driver 4. JANE RENE MCDANIEL DECA 4; Latin Club 3; Band 2. CAROLYN ELAINE MCPHERSON FHA 1; Reporter 1; Varsity Cheerleaders 2; We-Hi-Wa 1,2,3,4; Civinettes 1,2,3,4; Sgt-at-arms 2; Spanish Club 3; Band 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2; Secretary 2; Homecoming attendant 3; Class Treasurer 2; Superlative 4. JO ANN MCPHERSON FTA 1,2,4; We-Hi-Wa 1,2,3; Business Manager 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus | 1; Chorus Il 2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. EVA CATHERINE NEWELL National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1,2; Exchangettes 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4. MICHAEL HUBERT OAKLEY VICA 3; FFA 1,4; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4. RICHARD WAYNE OWEN Spanish Club 1,2,3; Guidance Assistant 4; Golf 1,2,3,4. ALLEN LEE PAGE Chorus II 4; Varsity Football Manager 4; J.V. Football Manag- er 4; Wrestling 4. VICKI LYNN PARKER Library Club 4; FHA 1,2,3; FTA 2,3; West Side Story 3,4; Chorus | 1; Chorus II 2,3; Band 3; Flagette 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Future Secretaries Association 3,4; History Club 3,4; Library Assistant 4. DEBORAH FAYE PARNELL French Club 2,3. SUSAN ELIZABETH PERRY French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Wrestling Auxillary 2. KAREN ANN PETTY VICA 4; Reporter 4. MARVIN C. PICKARD Spanish Club 2; Band 2,3. DEBBIE SUE PRICE DECA 4; Chorus | 1; Chorus II 3; Band 2,3. KENNETH LANE PRICHARD West Side Story 2,3; Section Editor 3; Civitans 3; Spanish Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; Student Council 3; J.V. Football 4,2; Pep Club 2,3; Track 1,2,3. SUSAN DALE PRITCHETT Pep Club 1; Superlative 1; Business Office Education 4; Fu- ture Secretaries Association 4. LESLIE LYNN PRYSTUP Spanish 2; Chorus | 1; Band 4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Cap- tain 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Pep Club 1; Superlative 4; All Conference 3; All South — Mississippi 2. PHILLIP LEVI RATLIFF Library Club 2,4; President 4; DECA 4; FTA 4; We-Hi-Wa 4; Exchange 4; Latin Club 3,4; Chorus | 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Superlative 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. RUBY DARLENE RIGGLEMAN French Club 2,3; Chorus II 2. DAVID C. ROYSTER VICA 4; Varsity Basketball 3. BRENDA ANNE RUSSELL National Honor Society 1; Library Club 2; West Side Story 2; Junior Engineers 2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 3. 201 DORIS RUSSELL DECA 4; Chaplain 4; We-Hi-Wa 3; Civinettes 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus | 3; Pep Club 3; Class Treasurer 3. JOE ALONZO RUSSELL VICA 4. DEBORAH ALLRED SARTIN DECA 3,4; FHA 2; Exchangettes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Band 1,2; Future Secretaries Association 4; Treasurer 4. DAVID CARSON SATTERFIELD VICA 3; Vice-President 4; FHA 4; FFA 2,3,4; History Club 3. SHERRY ELIZABETH SATTERFIELD FHA 1,2; Future Secretaries Association 3,4. TIMOTHY VERNON SATTERFIELD DECA 3,4. CAROL JUNE SAUL FHA 1,2; FFA 4; Office Assistant 3; Future Secretaries Associ- ation 3,4. OTIS DANIEL SELLARS Varsity Basketball Tri-Captain 4. DEBRA ELAINE SIDDEN DECAR4 SHAG 2 FWA tl) = spanishClubs 375 Band.o2. Majorette 2; Chorus | 1; Student Council 1,2; Prom Waitress il. MILDRED DIANE SKENES DECA 3,4; FHA 1,4. ALICE TERESA SLADE National Honor Society 2,3,4; Reporter 4; DECA 4; We-Hi- Wa 3; Civinettes 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Chorus | 2; Chorus II 3; Pep Club 2; Class Vice-President 1. PAUL TERRY SMART Library Club 4; Vice-President 4; We-Hi-Wa 1; Exchange 4; S panish Club 3,4; Student Council 1; J.V. Football 1,2; Var- sity Basketball Scorer 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH LOU SMITH FHA 1; We-Hi-Wa 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Band Color Guard 2,3,4; Head Color Guard 4; Student Council 1,2. STEVE RAY SMITH Civitans 4; Latin Club 3,4; Chorus | 2; Chorus II 3; Student Council 4; Committee Chariman 4; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Pep Club 4; Office Assistant 4; All City-County Football team 4; All Conference Football team 4; Latin Club Vice-President 4. CARLTON WAYNE SMITHEY FFA 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Baseball 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. DAVID HOWARD SOMERS FHA 4; FFA 4; Latin Club 2; Vice-President 3; Varsity Foot- ball 4; J.V. Football 3; Baseball 2; Office Assistant 4; Wres- tling 2,3,4. RICHARD EUGENE STADLER National Honor Society 4; West Side Story 4; Civitans 4; Exchange 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1; Student Council 1; Pep Club 3,4; Marshal 3; Morehead Nominee 4. CHERYL LEIGH STANFIELD National Honor Society 2,3,4; DECA 4; FHA 1,2; West Side Story 2,3,4; Civinettes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus | 1; Chorus I| 2; Homecoming attendant 3,4; Outstanding Home Ec. 1 1; First Runner-up Miss DECA 4. NANCY SUSAN STREET National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1; FTA 3,4; President 4; West Side Story 3,4; Exchangettes 2,3,4; Committee Chairman; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Chorus | 1; Chorus Il 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Spanish Award 3; We-Hi- Wa Senior Honor 4. JOYCE ANN SUTTON FHA 2,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3. EFFIE IOLA SWIFT FHA 4; FFA 4; Wrestling Auxillary 2,3,4; Superlative 4. MELANIE ANN TERRY Spanish Club 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Pep Club 1; Superlative 4. PATRICIA LYNNE TILLEY National Honor Society 2,3,4; FHA 1; Varsity Cheerleaders 2,4; Assistant Chief 4; J.V. Cheerleaders 1; We-Hi-Wa 1; Latin Club 3,4; President 4; Chorus | 1; Chorus II 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Committee Chairman 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. ARTHUR LEE TILLOTSON Latin Club 2,3; J.V. Football Co-Captain 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,3,4. LINDA KAYE THOMPSON DECA 4; Spanish Club 2. PAMELA ROBIN THOMPSON We-Hi-Wa 3,4; Exchangettes 2,3,4. ROBBIE LARUE THOMPSON FHA 4; Latin Club 2,3; Wrestling 2. BRENDA KAY TORAIN ViCAS ROBERT LEE TROXLER FFA 3,4; Exchange 4; Spanish Club 3; Bus Driver 3. WILLIAM STEVE TROXLER FFA 4; J.V. Football 3. SHIRLEY JEAN TROUTMAN FHA 1; FTA 4; Exchangettes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2,4. FRANKLIN MARK TUGGLE GEORGE DOUGLAS TURNER Spanish Club 2,3; French Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Bus Driver 3; Drum Major First Place Award 2,3. JUNE CAROL TURNER DECA 4; Reporter 4; FHA 1,2; J.V. Cheerleaders 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1; Miss West- ern Contestant 1,2; Prom Waitress 2. RAY CHARLES TURNER FTA 4; French Club 2,3; Chorus Il 4; Band 1,2,3,4; J.V. Foot- ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Freshman Basketball Manager 2; Prom Waiter 2; Guidance Assistant 4; Track 1,2,3,4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. LEA LOUISE VALENTINE JO DENISE VAUGHN French Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Homeroom Secretary 3; History Club 3. JANET SUSAN WARD FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2; History Club 3; Future Secretaries Association 4; Most Out- standing Student Home Ec. |; FHA Service Award; FHA 202 Junior Homemaker Degree; Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Secretary 1. TERESSA ANNE WATLINGTON Library Club 4; Secretary 4; Civinettes 3,4; Latin Club 3; Chorus | 2; Band 3; Pep Club 3; Superlative 4. KAREN MARIE WHITE National Honor Society 2,3,4; Committee Chairman 4; West Side Story 2,3,4; Section Editor 3,4; Civinettes 2,3,4; Treasur- er 3; French Club 1,2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Chorus | 1; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; History Club 3; Homeroom President 2,4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. REGINALD FOX WHITE Civitans 4; Exchange 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Tri-Captain 4; J.V. Football 2; Co-Captain 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Tri-Captain 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Co- Captain 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Waiter 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Class President 2; Superlative 4; Track 1,2,3,4; All City- County Football; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. CHERYL RHYNE WHITESELL DECA 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus | 1; Chorus Il 2; Band 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Homeroom Vice- President 3. DONNIE LEWIS WILLIAMSON Superlative 4. SANDRA KAY WILLIAMSON National Honor Society 2,3,4; Chaplain 3; Committee Chairman 4; FHA 1,2,3; Parliamentarian 2; West Side Story 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Exchangettes 3,4; President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Head Flagette 4; Pep Club 3; Marshal 3; As- sistant Chief 3; History Club 3,4; FHA Chaplain 3; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. CYNTHIA SUE WINN VICA 4; West Side Story 3; Wrestling Auxillary 3; Latin Club Be JUDY KAROL WISEMAN Library Club 4; West Side Story 3,4; Section Editor 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus | 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; History Club 3,4; Athletic Banquet Waitress 1,2,3. JAMES RANDY WOLF Student Council 1; J.V. Football 3; Wrestling 1. JUDY ANN WOOD FHA 2,4; Pep Club 4; History Club 3. RANDY JAMES WRIGHT Spanish Club 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2; History Club 3. RONALD E. WRIGHT FHA 4; FFA 4; Chorus | 1; Track 3; Wrestling 1,3. RUSSELL LEE WRIGHT Chorus | 1; Guidance Assitant 4; Wrestling 3; Track 2,3. HARLAN NORRIS YARBRO Civitans 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Bus Driver 3. VERNON CHRIS ZIMMERMAN FFA 4; Bus Driver 3,4. REBECCA JANE ZUFALL FHA 1,2; Varsity Cheerleaders 3,4; Chief 4; Civinettes 2,3,4; 2nd. Vice-President 4; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Trea- surer 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Miss Western Contestant 3,4; Runner-up 3; Office Assistant 4; Superlative 4; Citizenship Award 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; President 3; Secretary 4; We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor 4. The We-Hi-Wa staff is proud to present a book of memories to the individuals of W.H.S. We worked many long and tiring hours to publish a yearbook which we feel conveys a true picture of Western. We truly hope this yearbook will hold many fond memories for each of you. As co-editors, we would like to thank Mrs. Barbara Roark and Mrs. Loyce Petersen for their endless vigil of working with us. As a year of transition, 1973 brought changes in the yearbook publication as a contract was signed with a new publishing company and as Mr. Gordon Plumblee became our official photographer. A special thanks goes to Mr. Plumblee and his pho- tography staff. We sincerely appreciate the annual staff who stayed long hours after school to meet deadlines, and who worked on any assigned job without complaints, and helped in preparing what we feel is a great yearbook. We hope each of you will enjoy your yearbook. Janice Apple Co-Editors C. Keith Brammer Senior Index Alcon, Sharon Kay 48, 120, 151 Aldridge, Bonnie 48, 151 Allen, Anne Elizabeth 50,53, 151, 125 Amick, Hope Eleen 23, 38, 47, 59, 151, 163 Apple, Janice Lynette 47, 54, 93, 95, 104, 151, 163, 203 Arrwood, Carolyn E. 70, 151 Ayers, Beverly Ann 97, 151 Baldwin, Richard M. 53, 97, 151, 161, 125 Barham, Kathy Dawn 48, 151 Baxter, John Clifton 36, 42, 49, 50, 59, 99, 104, 108, 142, 143, 146, 151, 163 Baynes, Loretta Ruth 69, 151 Bell, Charles Mark 108, 114, 151, 161 Bennett, Eddie Allan 151 Benton, Phillip 51, 151 Blanchard, Danny B. 79, 151 Boswell, Eddie D. 22, 24, 36, 49,95, 125, 104, 108, 109,140, 15 OF S163 Bradsher, Colon Brammer, C. Keith 36, 47, 50, 54, 104 Brincefield, Brenton 22, 151, 208, 151, 154, 163, 203 Brooks, Sheila J. 53, 151 Brown, Beverly Lassiter 151 Brown, Raycine 151 Burns, John Robert 36, 152, 125 Byrd, Vickie Lanesia 52, 152, 206 Campbell, Dennis S. 70, 152, 162 Campbell, Doris Eve 52, 64, 152 Carmichael, Cathy Dea 152 Carter, Mary Lou 48, 53, 152 Casey, Mark Alexander 49, 152 Chandler, Joan C. 152 Chisholm, Steve W. 36, 47, 152 Clapp, Randy Lynn 152 Cobb, Teresa Brewer 54, 61, 152 Cobb, Terry Ann 152 Cooper, Pamela Faye 67, 68, 152 Cox, Karen Lynn 52, 152 Crouse, Thomas Mike 152 Crowson, Danny Farrar 70, 108, 110, 113, 140, 147, 152 Cummings, George E. 37, 108, 140, 152 Cummings, Minnie 152 Danieley, Danny H. 70, 152 Danieley, Mark Samuel 36, 49, 50, 99, 125, 108, 114, 140, 141, UDY, UO; WA, 23: Davis, Arlene Francis 97, 152 Davis, Donna Elaine 153 Davis, Janis 153 Davis, Kara Cerise 58, 97, 104, 153 Davis, Yvonne A. 153 Day, Jolevan 52, 64. 153 Denny, Clyde Arthur 33, 68, 153 Duggins, Jearldean 70, 153 Dupree, Dolores Jean 59, 153 Ellington, Anthony R. 52 Evans, Barbara D. 43, 53, 153 Evans, Pattie Herbin 50, 53, 153 Evans, Sandra Ann 37, 42, 64, 153 Evarts, William J. 22, 23, 24, 30, 33, 47, 71, 77, 92, 98, 104, 15375162206 Flack, Robert Timothy 56, 153 Fleischer, Linda Ann 153 Foust, Linda Faye 52, 153 Fulk, Kimberly Anne Garrison, April D. 61, 67, 153 Garrison, Robert, Jr. 140, 153 Gerringer, Robin C. 153 Gilliam, Mark Elliot 53, 153 Gilliam, Rebecca Ruth 61, 64 Godwin, Gordon 52, 153 Grant, Steven Edward 22, 23, 24, 47, 98, 104, 150, 153, 161, 122, W232 Greene, Patricia D. 104, 150, 154 Greene, Shirley Teresa 53, 154, 160 Guthrie, Ricky 52, 154 Guthrie, Mary Ann 154 Guye, Linda Ann 154 Gwynn, Bobby 154 Gwynn, Judy Ann 52, 154 Gwynn, Sherri Brown 154 Halford, David Wayne 22, 23, 27, 61, 98, 154, 162 Hagood, Yvonne Hughes 154 Hall, Douglas Edward 154 Hall, Ralph Glendon 145, 154 Hamlett, Joyce Ann 59, 66, 68, 96, 104, 154 Harrison, Pattie Ann 48, 154, 162 Harrison, Patricia A. 154 Hazelwood, Clifford C. 154 Hensley, Joey 154 Hensley, Robert D. 52, 154 Hetzel, Deborah Kaye 53, 97, 154 Hodge, Johnny D. 70, 155 Honeycutt, Gary T. 155 Hopkins, Jean King 53, 155 Hopkins, Vivian Ann 70, 155 Huffines, Terry Lynn 155 Huneycutt, Robert Lynn 36, 43, 49, 50, 54, 59, 104, 155, 161, 125 Ireland, Brenda Gail 52, 155 Jeffries, Ruthie J. 50,61, 155 Johnson, Debra 155 Johnson, Richard R. 108, 140, 145 Jones, Janada Ann 155 King, Donna Marie 53, 155 King, James Wayne 52, 70, 155 King, Cheryl Eaddy 27, 34, 51, 155, 163 King, Michael Howard 155 King, Randy Lee 70, 155 Smith, Denise Ann 157 Kingaoneree E50,.93,96,155, 161 Smith, Stephen Ray 36, 42, 49, 50, 51, 108, 111, 114, 140, 157 Leath, Alvin 37, 42,99, 150, 155, 160, 127, 129 Smithey, Carlton W. 157, 122 Leath, Sharon Lynn 155 Snipes, Bonnie 53, 78, 94, 157 Love, Sherry Diane 156 Somers, David Howard 49, 108, 140, 157, 122 Loy, Gary Lynn 33, 50, 51, 68, 104, 156, 206 Stadler, Richard E. 98, 152, 157 Mabe, Debra Kay 48, 156 Stanfield, Cheryl L. 53, 120, 157 MacDonald, John C. Street, Nancy Susan 38, 59, 93, 104, 157, 162 Madkins, Frances M. 52, 156 Sutton, Joyce Ann 158 Madkins, Sallie Mae 43, 61, 156, 124 Swift, Effie Dola 42, 66, 67, 158, 162, 124 Martin, Kenneth E. 52 Teague, James Allen 52, 158 Matkins, George William Jr. 53, 156, 160, 125 Terry, Melanie Ann 158, 161 McCullum, Wille J. 70 Thompson, Linda Kaye 53, 78, 158 McDaniel, Jane Rene 53, 156 Thompson, Pamela R. 54, 71, 158 McPherson, Carolyn Elaine 27, 57, 156 Thompson, Preston L. McPherson, Jo Ann 156, 160 Thompson, Robbie L. 140, 158 Miller, Gary Lynn 53, 156 Tillotson, Arthur Lee 99, 158, 122, 123 Minor, Bonnie Gail 103, 104, 156, 161 Tilly, Patty Lynne 42, 49, 50, 61, 104, 139, 158, 163 Mitchell, Jeff Bertin 156, 125 Torain, Brenda Kaye 52, 158 Moore, Walter Keith 37, 108, 140, 156 Troutman, Shirley J. 38, 158 Moorefield, Patricia 23, 28, 29, 34, 49, 50, 102, 104, 156 Troxler, William Steve 158 Morris, Anita Lynn 48, 156 Troxler, Robert Lee 70, 158 Moss, Joel Dean 156 Tuggle, Franklin Mark 158 Newell, Eva Catherine 156, 46, 41 Turner, George Douglas 22, 23, 259 Oakley, Mike Hubert 99, 145, 156 Turner, June Carol 53, 159 Owen, Richard Wayne 49, 156 Turner, Ray Charles 22, 24, 104, 159 Page, Allen Lee 156, 122 Valentine, Lea Louise 159 Parker, Vicki 15, 42, 48, 59, 156 Vaughn, Jo Denise 49, 159 Parnell, Deborah Faye 156 Wade, Lena May Perry, Susan E. 64, 156 Ward, Janet Susan 48, 158 Petty, Karen Ann 52, 156 Watlington, Teresa A. 34, 64, 97, 158, 160 Pickard, Marvin C. 156 White, Karen Marie 34, 49, 58, 71, 104, 157, 159, 163 Price, Deborah Sue 53, 156 White, Reginald Fox 36, 42, 49, 51, 104, 108, 111, 114, 140, Prichard, Kenneth L. 93, 156, 159 VAT, 147, 155, 159, 160, 127 Prystup, Leslie Lynn 27, 157, 161, 134, 135 Whitesell, Cheryl Rhyne 53, 119, 159. Pritchett, Susan Dale 48, 157 Williamson, Donnie L. 163 Ratliff, Phillip Levi 53, 56, 64, 104, 157, 162 Williamson, Sandra Kay 23, 58, 104, 159 Riggleman, Ruby D. 157 Willis, Sylvia Jean Royster, David C. 52 Winn, Cynthia Sue 52, 159 Russell, Brenda Ann 157 Wiseman, Judy Karol 58, 64, 159 Russell, Doris 53, 157, 208 Wolfe, James Randall 159 Russell, Joe 157 Wood, Judy Ann 159 Sartin, Deborah Allred 48, 53, 157 Wright, Randy James 159, 122, 123 Satterfield, David C. 52, 70, 157 Wright, Ronald E. 67, 140, 159 Satterfield, Sherry E. 48, 157 Wright, Russell 49, 67, 140, 159 Satterfield, Timothy 53, 157 Yarbro, Harlan Norris 159 Saul, Carol June 155, 157 Zimmerman, Vernon Chris 61, 159 Sellars, Otis Daniel 99, 157, 127 are Saas Jane 28, 34, 42, 49, 51, 95, 102, 104, 139, 158, Sidden, Debra Elaine 53, 157 Skenes, Mildred Diane 53, 97, 157 Slade, Alice Teresa 47, 53, 157 Smart, Paul Terry 64, 157 Smith, Deborah Lou 23, 27, 48, 57, 157 205 | ; 206 ees eee aes pias ‘ Ae or tog hte = Bd ee r a | aban . 3 Sek ots : A, = 7 i. - ¢ , 2 � | “s ; ’ ay oie ae ¢ tu ( qe Jy 7 etal Md Ae) ae fe ALCL, a ae Ur) Alt bbe. ie a ep aN Up Sw . fis on bpagpw aia oe Sea: ar Cee Cee? = ve — ee FO rt a sh en! da” ee = | vee ads een 2s 33s — | ws Bi. rs A 5 Sod DR. oy ea Po oi aad Asay oe a = Pos 3 E 3 3S 2 ee oer et 3 Sasa NEG sige Even if L hate IGNING ANA, Pe oe nr tele want neind W ALING egceutss ell, tho 79 onlg TV rugee Co ws. 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