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

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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.

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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.

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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