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Western High School - We Hi Wa Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1975 Edition, Cover

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W J X 2 2 I From the furnace room at Wl-IS to the art gallery in New York Cityl That is along way, but it would take that distance to hold the interest, the love, the dedication of one man tor his students as they sit around the tables silently concentrating and creating, This man has the unique ability ot motivating the individual so that the hidden potential begins to shape and form and become a beautiful creation on canvas. To Clyde Fowler it isn't the location but the student and the surrounding atmosphere that counts. - Art can cheer one, sadden one, and - sometimes touch a hidden door in the mind and open a new vista in a life. We at WHS feel that our ability to see and appreciate beauty has been enhanced by the ettorts ot this teacher. We tind him to be a friend to teachers and students alike knowing where to draw the fine line which separates one from the other. Teacher - chaperone - motivator - triend: the man with the dark glasses and long hair, the wearer ofthe patched blue jeans, With love and pride we dedicate the i974-75 We-l-li-Wa to Mr. Clyde Fowler. -if . ,,. :S fC'g if f X. f 2 H,-1, gi K ,.,.,, fi jgfi Nw, 'W A 'SM ,211 All if me l l l l l i i l l X l Leaving Our Best With You, The moments or hours which you spend pondering through our version of The Way We Were hopefully will reflect upon each of you in a special way. Once our paths are crossed we will never have the chance to retrace the exact steps again except through conjectured illusions while thumbing fthroughl these 208 pages, therefore, let this copy of the We- l-li-Wa serve as memories for your future dreams and expectations of today. Each of us has played a role in the recorded achievements in this book. Each individual has contributed his time, moods, successes, failures, and personalities to our reflection glass. Western High School is not made up separately of principal, teachers, and students - but all of us are one. The l975 edition of the We-Hi-Wa is our legacy to you. Having yesterday's goals and today's realities, cherish them now - reflect upon them in the near future to remember The Way We Were. Our appreciation goes to Leah Davis, associate editor and to the entire staff. Special gratitude is expressed to Mrs. Barbara Roark, Mrs. Loyce Petersen, and Mr. Gordon Plumblee for their guidence in publishing the l3th Volume of the We-Hi-Wa. Love 81 Luck, Anna Mclntyre, Editor-in-Chief Cindy Lowe, Co-Editor Angela Thomas, Co-Editor - 'naar 's nu 'too -Ianni: Introduction just Us Honors Togetherness After School Hours Reflections Our Boosters Senior Index Senior Statistics Credits ond Closing .:1A,M,- .......................2, ,, , CONTENTS I -IO I2-59 60-79 80-I29 I 30- I 63 I 64- I 8 I I 82- I 99 200-2OI 202-206 207-208 ff, I?-Xin ,,:. ' ' Wfa, ,A ,. 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W: ..,L ,, W . 5175? ,,,, , , 45 1 1 , v A6 f fr 'K-'via Vwlxkb'-, an A '- Q, , ' W' .J 51: i it ef- W. : u 7 v-- '- ,- f-017' Q 'v W I My f r JM, L Wi -L Qin +R 1, Em i Lb Y ii ii fmk fig' fs, fi 49 X I 6 ' 'S ' A, M x 431 4 .il. if , A , 43 OUR DAYS WERE FILLED WITH: enthusiosm , 4 . joy. . . love. . ,mixed emotions. 4 ,shoring, , oction. . .odlibbing . . excitement, , sodness. . ,dciydreoms . brotherhood. , 4tun. 4 .studying 4 , .mischief . our best . , .tomorrows 5,6 f i N it-4 ,,.,,, nf has fees!! ,NX mi.. '49, JN t wr i .Qs wk, ge- Nw N vu l if E W' x 1 wr ., K, X mf 5,5 V,, A , M, , X A, ,N 7'5- f 1 :V if 5,11 , .v v if Q Q .., ,Q 1 A 'N A 5 f 'N f 14 ,. X as ,Q f' Wa if ' ' P X' ' . Q X V ' fff' Wit? Ag,-f flxfffi 'is . V . . .. . ,.,. , 4, .,, l W iii? 177 ' A , ,, X 3,1 Ji 55M W MXN kmii2fez1WYW Q iii?TiM5 X sMXx ' Y W V A ' 4, f A . , l , . , f f , l 4 f L i , g1?'eg,,, L..,.,-,M ,L..+ , ff? 1 , X X wx V X N x. W QW V 'Ny gina x -X5-xy mx? h, , ,X X :W I 1.. W M fi .,.1y 01 5,1 Changing, Working, Laughing, Crying f The Photographers Caught Us As We Were. M w z, I5 The Senior Class of '75 I-las Completed N 45 1 WxsfeSr r'f5f 1 L L' - K MM' . , W-igfi . ,A Vice-President: Linda Baldwin President: Mike Lassiter if K1 .ruff Secretary: Emily Alexander Treasurer: Jimmy Merritt I6 Wzth Dzgnzty The Trail Of A Warrzor. Alexander, Emily Allen, Lucius Alexander Andrews, Sherri Apple, Rene Dawn Austin, Claudia Marie Baker, Alice Baldwin, Linda Barbee, Rhonda Barber Barber Barber f Barber, , Ann Cornelia Barry Poochie Timothy R. Barham, Susan - , Barker, Lynn Barnhardt, Richard Beckom, Pam Bennett, Robin Benolken, Tripp Blanchard, Keith Bowling, Pam Brinkley, Teresa P. Brown, Kerrii Browning, Cindy Bryant, Danny Byerly, Debbie Sue Cantrell, Donna Kay Cornell, Renee Church, Jackie L. Click, Bobbi Cobb, Glenn Coble, Myrna L. Coghill, Deirdre Dawn Cole, Donna Renee Coleman, Jimmy Coley, Doug Collins, Barry L. Collins, Janie Cook, Deborah Cook, Diane Cook, Lawanda Excitement Grows As Seniors WR Move Toward New Crossroads as Cook, Nancy Counts, Robert Cox, Wanda K. Curry, Ronald Dale, Becky Daniel, Debra M. Danieley, Steve Davis, Debbie A. Davis, Sharon J. Daye, Gwen Disney, Terrie E. Duggins, Mark Dupree, Susan K, Durham, Tanya G Edmonds, Teresa Dale Edwards, Marcus C Jr Ellison, Karen S. Ellison, Kathy Lynne Enoch, Mary Ann Evans, Bob Wolf Evans, Gayle Dawne Evans, Shirley Ann Farnham, Shannon Faucette, David Faulkner, Donnie Flack, Billy Forbis, Doug Franklin, Sheri Dawn Frick, Danna Marie Garrison, Marty Gerringer, Cheryl D. Gerringer, Dean Gerringer, Shane Gilliam, Denise Gilliam, George S. Graves, Coy Graves, Elsie Mae Greeson, Susan Hall, Cathy Harris, Vickie Gaynell Seniors Contemplate New Goals, Dreams And Friendships new Hazelwood, Linda Helms, Yvonne Henderson, James Herbin, Deanna Hicks, Wanda Holland, Roxanne Hopkins, Earl Hughes, Jimmy Hunley, Kevin Isley, Larry K, Jackson, Joel Johnson, Sandra Jones, Jeff Kidd, Mike Lassiter, Michael Latta, Lena C. Lea, Mary Ann Leath, Annette Lee, Horace Jacks Lewis, Michael P. E on Jr Greater Challenge And Responszbzlzty Lowder, Michael B. Lowe, Cynthia D. Lo Patti A. Yi Mc I ntyre, Anna Maria McMillian, Lewis Mahaley, Danny Thomas Mansfield, Gary Llyod Massey, Cheryl Ann Massey, David Quintin Massey, Sherry Denise May, Robert M, Merritt, James L. Miller, Phyllis Arlene Mitchell, Tim L, Moore, Sharon Denise Maorefield, Kathryn Lee Murray, Kenny L. Murray, Renae Newell, John Richard Nicks, Deborah Lynne Awczit The Class Of '75 Oakley, Gary Martin Oakley, Susan Diane Page, Dwight Dale Page, Robin Marie Palmer, Donna Elizabeth Parker, Melodie Beth Parker, Kenneth Payne, Jerry Henry Petty, Ellen Malia Pinnix, Jerl Pinnix, Robin Ann Poole, Ricky Ricardo Price, Vickie Bryant Proffitt, Darrell E. Putnam, John W. Roscoe, Robin Linelle Ray, Deborah Ann Reynolds, Gail Rae Rinker, Mark Craig Rogers, Karen l l 23 Raney, Susan Mary Ross, Julie Faye Ross, Theresa Diane Ross, Zetta Rayster, Curtis Russell, Lawrence Salmon, Bill Salmons, Janet Satterfield, Nancy Soul, Ronald Sicks, Linda Slade, Janet Slade, Shelia Ann Slaughter, Cathy Smith, Alfred Smith, Cheryl Smith, John Kevin Smith, Tina Kernodle Somers, Susan Gail Stanley, Doug An A On Our 1 ' .Jff - .. Ffwriff ' V, ,, .vb f M . . , .fm Qt? Final Research Paper. -Sur 'ts 3 , v E9 Stewart, James Street, Mark Stubblefleld, Frank Samuel Stubblefield, Vickie Denise Summers, Lucy Sutton, Cathy Sykes, Joanie Sykes, John Swift, Joe Thomas, Mary Angela Thompson, Dari Alexis Thompson, Linda Justice Thompson, Robert Earl, Jr. Tickle, Roseann Trent, Janice Karen Trinidad, Conrad Butch Underwood, Doug Valentine, Terry Marie Vanhoy, Faith Denise Vargas, Angela Marie 25 Happiness is the predominate word at tl'1eJunior-Senior Prom. Wade, David Carlton Wagoner, Robert William Walker, Ronald Dale Ward, David Lynn Warren, Jerry Ruben Watkins, Alisa Dawn Webster, Kenneth James Wnitesell, Anne Elizabeth Wilkerson, Sherry Elaine Williamson, James C. Woodruff, Sylvia Ann And Vitality To Any Occasion. 3 krgi i , W. ,W ,,.. , kkkk -L , , . .. .1 ' 4 V With The Arrival Of Classrings, uf . V 9 L I v ,, ,. , 1 ,, ' ' M. , K: ,, tr 1 Q s V , Us La A -pg R - sf ,, .un 2 ww 75 Qxbggg, R , I 1 M , ,re ,E A 1 fi rg, 55' .g 5 1 , I cg , f' X Q S . S 7 'Y A i , W 'ff HQ, Y 2 A Q 'nn + 5 . z I . , 9 E as ,Q ' K nz aj f s lflfl2,, ! I f Vice-President: Missy Isley 2 1 5 President: Tee-no Koury QQ 434 if A I ,.,, 4 1 Q? SGCFSTOFYI NUCPWOSI Ross Treqgurerz PQUIQ Ygncey School Attendance Takes On New Meaning. Aland e, Jerry AIlen,?3atricia Allison, Mnke Anderson, Greg Anderson, Penny Apple, Mark Apple, Rhonda Apple, Ronald Arquette, Bobby Ball, Cheryl Ballenger, Rncky Barber, l-lerbre Barker, Cathy Barker, Gayle Barker, Larg Barnhardt, uth Bell, Scarlett Belton, Rhonda Billings Nancy Black, David Bohlgas Bernardo Boone, Bred Boone, Tammy Bowman, Ruth Ann Brand, Vlr Inna Brlnkley lgathue Brooks, judy Brooks, Terry Bryant, Darlene Buckner, Marty Burrell, Allce Byrd, Jerry Cantrell, Phillip Carter, Mlke Carter, Teresa Chrlsmon, Dale Hey, what happens when a classring doesn't fit? Clarr, Knrn Clcapo, James Japp T4m Clark, kerry Clayion, Monty Oodfelter, Tommy Cobb, Pam Collins, Kxm Cook, Lnnda Corbett, Dennse Cox, Beverly Cox, Cathy Crabbe, Debbie Davis, Dwrghf Davis, Leah Davis, Lenora Day, Dana L. Quails and F, Matkins are Comparing notes in LJ. S. history class. 30 Dodson, Rnck Drlnkard, John Ecfor, Wakiace EJkms, Frank Eller, Ricky Ebllngton, Lynn Faucette, Elhot Ford, Scott Foster, Beverl Franks, Jack Garrxson, Rmohine GarHand, Jann Gates, Chuck Gentry Greg Gcrrrnger, F,nyHlS Goodman, Sandy Greene, Mike Greeson, Jonn A Realization - One More Year. ! S Q ,Q S A .' ' 1 Q, no-- S 'Sri' 1 5- ' ' , ,full it. vfxl ig rx. les, Gregory, Brenda Gregory, Mellssd Grlffln, Hampton Griswold, Olga Gusle r, Dowd Hdlth, Steve Holfo rd, Sherry Horns, Amy Horns, Potrucnd l-ldrrrson, Jdnls Helms, Steve Helms, Steven Herbl Herro n, Mlke n, Kelth Hlller, Dennse Hrllldrd, Brlon Hollond, Greg Hopkins, Cynthia Hopkins, Jimmy Humphrey, Ted Hurdle, Brion lngle, lngle, Isley, Gregg Randy Mrss Johnson, Cbilrolyn Johnson, Jerry Johns Johns on, Kothy ton, Beth Jones, Dennis Jones, Leslae Jones, Rlcky Jones, Tern Jones, Tum Mrs. l-lutChin's students get reody to make costumes for the Middle Ages' foir. 3l The Iunior Green Light Says Go For '76. Jordan, Debbie Kelly, David Kennedy, Karen Kernodle, Barry Kernodle, Carole Kernodle, Ricky Kimball, Steve King, Diane M. King, l-l. Diane King, Randy Koury, Teena Lassiter, Jane Leath, Stanley Lutten, David Lowe, Ralph Mc Kinney, Jlrnrny McManus, Shenna Mahaley, Ray Massey, Jimmy Matkins, Freida May, Melinda May, Randy May, Roger Miles, Lora Mitchell, Leslie Moore, Annette Moore, Cindy Moore, Karen Moore, Shelia Morene, Leigh Ann Morgan Steve Moms, Dwight Morris, Steve Murray, Barbara ff Musser, Neal Nance, David P. Cobb and A. Whit- sell have another serious discussion. 32 'Volk Manner Norrls, Lrnda Oakley, Rhonda Owens, Alwn Page, Scott Paschal. .lulne Patterson, Aaron Pattnshall Terry Perkins, Karen Perry, Steve Petersen, Eugene Pettigrew, Penny Phlllrps, Lynn Pnckord, AI Poythress, Jodn Pnce, Tmrn Prlnce, Charles Quails, L4sa Reagan, Vanessa Reoves, Ann Reddlng, Joe Rtchmond, Ponzetta Rxppy, Mitch Robertson, Pat Ross, Mnchael Rudd, Ann Rudd, Bradne Rumbley, Ketth Saui, Tammy Saunders, Lee Ann Schrnrdt, Raymond Sessams, Shine Shaw, Tallulah Shoffner Vrckn Shreve, Christy Simmons, Crndy Slrnpsor1,Juay During homeroom T Saul, E. Petersen and V Reagan Gossip! Gossnp' Simpson, Rhonda Smith, Cindy Smith, Eric Smith, James Smith Joyce Smith, Ffichard Smith, Ronnie Steltzer, Mary Stephens, Edna Stadler, Bill Strader, Dana Summers, Mikc Terrell, Tammy Terry, David Thiel, Anita Thompson, Donnie Thompson, Eddie Tickle, Daryi Tiilotson, Gary Troutmon, Arlene Troxler, Craig Troxler, Mark Turner, Gina Turner, Keith Tysor, Mike Underwood, Kathy Updyke, Jane ABOVE: Juniors give attention as Mrs. Nelson explains rules for taking the PSAT. CENTER: Mr. H. Perry in his cap and knickers brings back the good ole days ofthe '5O's. 34 Iuniors Become Host and Hostess jg. With A Formal Air And Honor Seniors. Wade, Robert Webster, Neil White, Wendie Whiteseil, Andy Whitesell, Ronnie Wilder, Susan Wilson, Sue Wright, Jane 5 5. I U v-A Yancey, Poula Zimmerman, Donno Zufail, Tommy FAR LEFT: G. Gentry, J. Redding and R. Schmidt woit for the reaction to toke place in the chemistry experiment. LEFT: Art I tokes o brief intermission between sketches: M. Bryan, P. Cobb, and L. Norris, M. Troxler ends his book report with o class discussion ofthe chorocters. 35 Sophomores Reach The Half-way Point iff 1'- ,YJ President: Gray Amick EPO! Secretory: Steve King 36 Vice President: Cindy Tr inidod Q 'w g ' 'glaeli L L' ii--,' L L L. wx . ,Vx X my ,fe is Treasurer: Kotl'1yJonicki i if - Alexander, Dale Alexander, Rhonda Allen, Barbara Amick, Gray Amick, Karen Artley, Nathan Baker, William Baldwin, Lisa Baldwin, Pattie Ball, Vicki Barbee, Tami Barber, Thomas BilllnQs,M1ke Blanchard, Yvette Bland, Steve Boyd, Nancgf Broadway, ddie Brown, Hope Bryan, Mimi Buckner, Liza Buckner, Mark Burge, Wade Butler Mary Ann Byrd, Bonnie Byrd, Tim Capps, Cindy Carmichael, Cliff Carter, Jean Chandler, Joy Church Kenny Clark, Carol Clark, James Clark, Stephanie Cobb, Cindy Cobb Patricia Coleman Gary Collins Elric Cook, Susan Crabbe, Kandi Creger, Marc Daniel, Dick Danleley, Jane Davenport, Lane Davis, Kevin Eades, Penny Ector, Keith Edwards, Mark Ellington, Bobby Elliott, Rosanna Enoch Joseph Pain, Gerald Flynn, Richard Fogleman, Lynne Ford, Steve A. Allen from Mrs. Williams' homeroom pushes the lemon as a result of losing the challenge during magazine sales. 37 Soph Faulds, Doug Franks, Jane Freeman, Doris Ann Frrck, Jay Garnson, Kathy Garrison, Llnda Garrison, Sharon Gasaue, Mrke Gernnger, Deanna Gerrlnger, Don Gnlllarn, Jeff Grnlnder, Joseph Graves, Charlle Grayes, Sarah Greeson, Janlce Grlbble, Carol Guerry, Wendy Hall, Kenneth Hamrllon, Joy Harper, Kathy Harrls, Pam Harrison Jay Haryey, Egetfy Hassell Eddlc Hayes, Johnny Hayes, Rhonda Hazelwood, Elalne Hendrix, Llsa Hensley, Pal Hefzel, John Hrckman Rlcky r-ml, bobble Hiller, Debbie Hllllard, Tale Hodge, Eddue Hoffman, John Holland, Rodney Hallomon, Scott Holt, Mlke Hooker, Paul Hoover, Vrckr Howell, Johnny Howerfon, Kathl Hubbard, Laura Hufflnes, Cheryl Hughes, Kramer uston, Dawn Inge Ann Inge, Dawn lsley Julle Isle ,lfabert Janrclu, Kathy Jarrell, Lrsa Johnson, Julie Johnson, Kendall Jones, Brian W, Rap session during lunch hour is a favorite pastime. 38 ornores Adjusted To Warrior Territory gg 1 :rl ,Q rrrrr ,-,. , ' , J , r Q J l 'J G J J' 'W 'J S' ' J J Q 9 J A .J J J tr ' lJ r r.,r', 2 D A ' ' ...L J 'J 1 JV, , , . ,, 2 y fe J , 4 Jigs gg, J, D D , fl ,J J , J J 5 V D, ,,,, , A ,J A A as he x I V ,uW, ,, 4. 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J- A.. - x r Ana Learned To Read The Smoke Signals. me ff M L , ,, P at we ' ' ' f 1 '15 A I-,4:Q2,,1' - , - f-' j ,'.', fl fl , mg- H r 4 ,-L eaee P , r X ee e H r . j 'aa' ' r - - K ,,br . 4 ' , V 51 ll . r s S 1- L, i X X i I ie f A - ' '- . . v frr ' i ' f Sep V' , ' f - , , i iff ' f If - 'V+ i , -X , , 3 -bl 6. :L W if 457' ff ' ef 'W' ' - A tf' H ,Q f, , . Ili, - ' W ' W X A i it ' . A A ,V V . V7 .',, .fats Vf.- 12 '- wfifsaigzf 1 . A A 5 ' 4 Q eeaa of - f , L Q .i L I . 35? , S 'gt' ,Q 'Tvs ci . ' V ' r i - , :wr - , ,g -, ' - ,- Wi S r , f' Z I xv. , L A f' 5 K A ,-., M 11. S fl? ve- ve L1 ,drums 4 as-2 , 4 .V , AAS A L yy X Q 'Ei EL , L. Aww ,i Y' . el :Sax Jones, Bruce Jones, G. Brian Jones, Kaye Keatts, Angle Kemp, Gone Kernodle, Eric Kernodle, Randy Kernodle, Robin Kerns, Tim King, Scottie King, Steve Kistler, Lynn Kivett, Randy Koury, Brad Latta, Kathy Latta Louise Lee, Cindy Light, Kathy Little, Judy London, Frank Longest, Cindy Lowe, Tommy Ludwig, Bert Ludwig, Louis McCrickard, Danny Mclntyre, Gregg McKinney, Debbie McMillan, Becky Marshall, Lisa Martin, Mary Ann Martin, Pam Matklns, Carol May, C, J. Melton, Bobby Miller, Pcde Minor, Paula Montgomery, Bridg Moody, Ronnie Moore, Hank Moore, Wanda Muller, Stanley Murphy, Chris Myers, Diane Nunn, Susan Oakley, Amy Oakley, Barry Oakley, Cheryl Oakley, Lisa Overman, Helen Oyerman, Karen Owen, Sherry Page, Allen Page, Mark Page, Mike Page, M ra Palmer, Eussell Parker, Mike Parsons, Betsy Mr, Plumblee is et captivating his biology students by his interesting remarks Paschal, Jrmmy Patrlck, Mark Patterson, Erlc Rogan, Debbne Ralney, Rabin Ratluff, Melba Rlnker, Clndy Rnppy, Myra Roberts, Carla Roqers, Michael Rose, Rncky Ross, Sylvva Ross, Trudy Routh, Joey T. Ross, T. Barber, L. Baldwin, and P. Baldwin enjoy learning about ferns in BSCS Biology. 40 Ro ster, An ella Eoyster Sorts Salrnons, lfiebbre Satterfleld Terr: Savrano, Jrrnmy Scruggs, Jurn Scruggs, John Seamster, Davld Setzer, Glenda Sharpe, Carolyn Sharpe, Tamara Shepherd, Johnny Shoffner, Dolleen Shreve, Buddy Simmons, Tummy Slade, Debbie Slade, Terry Slade, Wllluam Slaughter, Vrckn Srnlth, Erlc Smith, Jan Srnnth, Tammy Stanley, Kelth Stegall, Dawn Stone, Margo Stone, Vernon Stowe, Frank Summers, Dana Tapscott Kent Taylor, Connie Teague, Leon Thomas, Al Trinidad, Cindy Trogdon, Mrke Troxler, Muller Second-year Warriors Were Resolute , ., 7, I Q '-,, 6 ' i 4 x , A x A N 1 4 f -r v W 4 , I M. 1 I - .- , V ' QT rv, V. rr . V 1 ,M ,,, ,, , , , E, fr . , J U .ft wp if . . r Q- 1 a t nf ga 4' 'P F' I lx ,,V,y,,,V l 5 E Q E71 s , 43 ,,--' K 10.3 6' Q M uf we A , .iriix ., fi rstss ' 'fifi S9 4 ssrr V frrll T 'C' rear rf In Llpholding Their Heritage. J . J. Clark measures ring size as C. May and R. Rose look on. A I A 1 ..e...Mwm,,,, , qi., f 1- ,elf-ew, K f , is , gy, WL Q H . A , ft V .. ,M A 5 , 5 . gs . e 'RA AB X l wk . I4 is fu -D- l.. Zufall Carefully examines a collection of leaves in Biology. Troxler, Rlcky Tuggle, Jullc Ann Turner, Chandra Turner, Dawn Vanlnoy, Mlkc Wade, Rncky Wagner, Donna Wagner, Tom Walker, Rhonda Walsh, Joan Ward, Davld Ward, Mlke Warrick, Richard Webster, Terr: Wells, Chap Wells, Keith Wheeley, John Whu1eseII,Tammy Whitman, Walter Wnlloughby, Michelle Wnlls, K Ie Wolfe Rex Wyruck, Nancy Zufall, Llnda Reynolds, Wesley Meeks, Susie an 1' ' all xlifg Sh- 1 i Freshmen Are Spirited And Enthusiastic -wif --Q H P fr' A f5 ', , '. . 'Av E :fl .5 V f 'Q is wg 3 3 't :malt -0 4 xL ,V A o, ' wii 's4--- . I .. 1 -4:5 ' ,A , if .2 Q ,4 .Q 1s fer- M Q - it its-gf r w g ,wi N jf 1' ,V ip .fy , ty .,Y.. is inf President: Sondra Liggins M 'f r P, N V f K In V, ,f -fr -, L' Z j39L,4g,g,fAwc' a igT, f' ri, . ' ' ff Wai I Q' . , A , 7 M' W, N. . 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Crouse, Joette Daugherty, Doug Day, Nancy Day, Nina Dlckerson Tony Doneyan, Phillip Durham, Greg Ector, Annette Edwards, Keith Ellison, Faye Epps, Brenda Evans, Tony Ferrell, Jamle Flnley, Susan Forbls, Penny Frazler, Randy Freeland, Gall Freeman, Julle Freeze, Donnie Frye, Susan Fuller, Frank Gann Debra Garner, Carolyn Garrison, Flora Garrlson, Jay Gartland, James Gasque, Sissy Gerrlnger, Debbie Gernnger, Kenneth Gerrrnger, Terry Gnlllam, Laura Gllllam, Lough Ann Grllnam, Theresa Grnlnder, Esther Gmrnder, Nathan Graves, Rhonda Greene, Candy Greeson Debbie Grlffnn, Betty Jo Gwynn, Brenda Holth, Charles Hall, Sharon Hall, Shirley Hall, Tummy Hamlet, Jean Hanner, Pat Harrls, l-lattle Harrns, Llnda Harrnson, Steve Hatfreld, Frank Hawk, Eddne Hayes Steve Hazelwood, Donlce Helms, Dean Henley, Shelton Hensley, Beverly Hull, Harald Hull, Lynn Hake, Susan Holland, Kam 44 it 5 M3131 - V- , ,, A Q fm-A '23 gf .Q 5 ,V,, 0, , Vf- 4 Q ' 23,3 . I 1, , ll' l K . W 4195 f-if H -l i Q' lr. 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V A h gg, , N. W 3 ,q , . , . f , A f ,-., vw , . Vw eg , vb Kg gs , C, Q' ry Q, 'ff f , , V lf, 31, ., ' :, 1 , 1 V I S , - ' V Y H lf , 6 0 ,, , , V 4 y V , 1 Qt , ,,,, , ,,,, M , fi or ,... ll' Z l V Q all an , ., im , , 4' A - V D in 5594 1 L 'V f 11, VV - V V. fra A ' - Xxx 1' 5 5 I ' K f l X SL. M N.,, 3 wth , '- V. ,, li, V , ,,,, l 4--V lx X ff .-f ' wr One has to have a break even in study hall. The Class Of '78 Begins Their journey. X.. , ,Q - 5 , f , s . ei f . ' M gms. ex - 5 I f , . T , w ' ' , . 7 , 'V h 'Y Y V , Ti .. , ' 2 ' 'fir-55 13 iz, f-.. r wgrfcsg 'wie ' ff, 2 - ' fl l g I '51 fe ' 3' 4 ', -if fl ' pit 3 A g .. V, , ' ' T 1 , ia I l . . rs, M, ,. ,W . ,W , V Us We 31 in . a. , f , ri r .. 'Egg ' 3 ifkf if ls' , fa ft. e Q,-t ' 'WF .ai as QV' 2' ABOVE: These young ladies pose for the photographer as they await the ringing of the bell following lunch. Hoover, Debbie Hopkins, Denise Hopkins Kenny Horne, Cathy Huff, Trac Huffines, gherry Huffman, Craig Huffman, Robin Jack, Debra Jackson, Brenda James, Lora Jeffries, Cathy Johnson, Dale Johnson, Mark Johnston, Kim Jones, Clinton Jordan, Stephanie Kellam, Linda Kennedy, Beth Kernodle, Randy Kidd, David Kimre , Ray King, brad King, Darlene King, Mike Kivett, Amy Lassiter, Ta mmy Leath, Veronica Leigh, Alan Liggins, Sandra Light, Timmy Little, Hal Lowder, Wesley Lunsford, Traci McCollum, Elizabeth McDonald, Benny McMillan, Vicki McRae, Diane Madren, Rhonda Moness, Mark Mansfield, Terri Massey, Darren Massey, Margaret Mossel, Philip May, ngie Michael Tony Miller, Eddie Mitchell, Marie Montgomery, Lori Montgemery, Rex Adventuresome Freshmen Dzseover The joys G Montgomery, Snerry Moore, Eddle Morton, Gay Moss, Darryl Murphy Mark Murray, Qonnle Musser, John Neely, Terry Newman, Gnnnly Newton, Dennis Nlcks, Klm Norrls, Randy Oakley, Cralg O'l-lore, Robnn Overrnan, Tum Parrlsn, Sheryl Pattlshall, Robin Patton, Mark Payne, Tammy Pennington, Gary Perry, Lynn Perry, Teresa Pnckard, Jan P1nnnx,Darrns Plnnlx, Melissa Poole, Rocky Profflf, Donna Putman Judy Rlchmond, Janice Rlcnrnond, Rlcky Robertson, Karen Routn, Edith Royster, Yvonne Rarnbley, Gina Salmon Carl Satterfield, Snella Saunders, Renee Scneetz, Todd Sclfvmudt Alan Seamster, Jennie Snlelds, Timmy Slmmons, Bo Saoe, Mark Slzemore, Alva Skenes, Pam ABOVE: J. Garrison and R. Frazier dubiously begin their mixture of chemicals in Mrs. CIark's science class. 46 ,:m.:::::p'g5vfazl:- lx ,,.y, ,M ui, ,Q 1 , y,,, J. . we 14. W if X ,,,, ..o,, . ,,,, .,,,..W,,. ,,,,, . i f 2 , 5 if f l W' J , 4 IQ, W ,wr ,. Jfllilt-1 ii' ' ' fit: ve ,,,' fl ,V r I J r ,rss r Being A Western Warrior. wr- 3 Hgh, X., N M ,, ,, N, so ljg ,ef-LZ - 4 9 . S , A 'i f ' Q-L' , C Slade, Belnnda Slaughter, Ted Slaughter, Tum Srnlth, Candy Srnlth, l-larold Smlth, John Solomon, Danny Stallings, Rlcky Stanley Theresa Steele, lvenny Stewart, Danny Surles, Wendy Swain, Barry Sykes, Larry Talley, Terry Taylor, Tommy Templln, Craig Tuckle, Linda Tilley, Gre Tomerlln Eelth Troxler, Chelsea Trultt, Loss Trull, Norrls Tucker, Gunger Tucker, Wulllarn Updyke, Jay Vargas, Steve Wade, Clndy Wade, Mnchael Walker Doug Ward, Connie Ward, Lonnne Ward, Rncky Warren, Phyllls Watson, Amy Webster, Brian Webster Terry Weeks, Gary Wesson, Keynn Wheeler, Calvin Whitehead Robert Wnltesell, l5attr Whltlock, Beverly Wllklnsan, Karen Wllllams, Dayld Wllliarnson, Barry Wnmblsh, Duane Wnseman, Lonnta Wrenn, Debbie Wrlght Freddie York, Cum Zimmerman, Dwane Barbee, Dexter FAR LEFT: The Warrior head takes shape as the J.V. cheerleaders get ready for the next game. LEFT: S. Frye is Completely stumped by the problem in Algebra 47 CAPE TERIA TEACHERS C LIS TODIAL ABOVE LEFT: A, Permix. ABOVE CENTER: C. Wright. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Swucegood, CENTER LEFT: J. Garrison, CENTER RIGHT: N, Kustler, LEFT: E Evans. ABOVE: S. Word. 'Xi JQFW' wig I M him? ABOVE LEFT: J, Alexander. ABOVE CENTER: B. Kemp. ABOVE RIGHT: S. Boyllff. ABOVE: B. Williams. CENTER RIGHT: L. Peterson. RIGHT: J, Brannon, FAR RIGHT: M, Griffin. 50 . ABOVE LEFT: G. Goss. ABOVE RIGHT: B. Reynolds. CENTER LEFT: M. ToI?ey. CENTER: J.CIc1rk.ABOVE: G. Plumblee. LEFT: L. Forbis 51 ABOVE LEFT: D, McLeod. ABOVE RIGHT: H Perry. ABOVE: M. Reed. CENTER RIGHT: D. Westofer. RIGHT: E. Perdue. FAR RIGHT: B. Roork. 52 W2 W1 ,A ll-Q-.qu -.QQ-1 wM?9? 4002 ABOVE LEFT: C, Fowler, ABOVE RIGHT: A. Younger. ABOVE: E, Horns. CENTER LEP-T: I.. Foglemon. RIGHT: B. Bryon. FAR RIGHT: S. Gwynn, 54 rl fn O - w My A - M ww if L f 1- g, My-, , ei Q '24 V- W ,., .. 1,994 ,M . T 1 A , , ., 4 ! ABOVE LEET1 M. Curmmghom. ABOVE RIGHT O. McDoweli. CENTER RiGHTg V, WoTker. CENTER: N. McGhee, ABOVE: R. Smmth. EAR LEET:E.Erwoc:l'1.l.EET:J,Sutton, 55 ff!! vis f Sli m E 1 .pk f E ABOVE LEFT: B. Mundy, E. Ross, U. Paschal. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Isley, L. Bishop, J. Busick, J Burke. 56 QA my W-M 5:31 if f Q-. Q yfvzm' .fxf ,,.--f ix B J We ABOVE LEFT: E. Harvey. ABOVE: J. Harvey. FAR LEFT-1 M ,, Brown. LEFT: M. 11 ff, lf ,Qtr 2 f B j I Q ! Covington. ABOVE LEFT: R, Wolker, ABOVE CENTER: M, Putnam. ABOVE RIGHT: B, Ross. CENTER LEET: A, Gorrlson, CENTER RIGHT: G Johnson. LOWER LEFT: E. JOHHSOH. LOWER RIGHT: L. Perry. Mrs. Jane Alexander B.S., Appalachian State University English, Newspaper Mrs. Ellen Barnes A.B., Elon College N.C. and U.S. History Mr. Danny Barnette B.A., Elon College Driver's Education Mrs. Sandra Bayliff B.A., Elon College English, SAE Mr. Larry Bishop Deforest Training, Chicago Electricity and Electronics Mrs. Johnsie Brannon B.A., Appalachian State University English, Bible Club Mrs. Zella Brewer B.S., M.S., A 8. T Guidance Counselor Miss Bonnie Bryan English Ed., A 8. T English Mr. John Burke Trade and lndustrial Education Furniture Making, V.l.C.A. Mr. J. W. Busick B.S., N. C. State University Forestry, Outdoor Rec., and Applied Ecology, Agricultural Const., F.F.A. Mrs. Joyce Clark B.S., Bennett College, M.S., A 8. T Biology and Physical Science Mrs. Mary Cunningham A.B., East Carolina, M.A., U.N.C. Librarian, Library Club Mrs. Evelyn Enoch B.A., Livingstone College Algebra, S.A.E. Mrs. Erma Evans B.S., Winston-Salem State University Health, Physical Education, Girl's Basketball, Track and Field Mr. Lacy Fogleman A.B., Elon College Chorus, Driver's Education Mr. Larrell Forbis A.B., Catawba College Biology, Consumer Math, P.E. Mr. Clyde Fowler B.F.S., Va, Commonwealth University Art Mr. John Garrison B.A., Catawba College Physical Education and Health Mr. Glenn Goss B.S., Western Carolina University Physical Science, General Math, Foot- ball, Baseball Mrs. Mary Griffin A.B., A 8. T University Special Education Mrs. Sherrie Gwynn Technician in Reading Mr. Eddie Harris A.B., Elon College Band Mrs. Mary Lee Hutchins A.B., Salem College U.S. History, Humanities, Civinettes Mr. Donald lseley B,A,, Catawba College, U.N.C. Distributive Ed., D.E.C.A. Mrs. Bonnie Kemp B.S., University of Wisconsin English Mrs. Nancy Kistler R.N., Presbyterian Hospital Health Occupations Ed., Health Ca- reer Mr. W. E. Lowe A.B., Elon College, M.A., U.N.C. U.S. History, Economics, Sociology Miss Ollie McDowell A.B., Bennett College, M.A., A Si T English Miss Nadine McGhee A.B., Elon College Algebra, Civinettes Mr. Donald McLeod M,A,, U.N.C. Spanish, Spanish Club Mr. Jim Melton B.S., Appalachian State University Driver's Education, Consumer Math, Civitans, Wrestling Mr. Bill Mundy B.S., Appalachian State University l.C.T., V.l.C.A. Mrs. Dot Nelson M.A., Appalachian State University Guidance Counselor Mr. U. A. Paschal N.C. State University Auto Mech., Auto lndustry, V,l.C.A. Mrs. Annie Pennix B.S,, A 8i T State University Occupational Home-Economics, F.H.A. Mrs. Ervine Perdue B.A., Elon College Typing, Shorthand, F.S.A. Mr. Harold Perry A.B., Elon College French, French Club Mrs. Loyce Petersen B.A., Piedmont College English, We-Hi-Wa Mr. Gordon Plumblee B.S., Mars Hill, M.A., U.N.C. Biology, National Honor Society Mr. A. M. Primm, Principal A.B., High Point, M.Ed., U.N.C.: Advanced Certificate, U.N.C. Mr. Larry Rayfield, Assist. Principal A.B., Elon College, M.A., U.N.C. Miss Mildred Reed B.S., A 8. T State University Reading Mrs. Betty Reynolds A.B., Elon College Chem., Physical Science, Cheerleaders Mr. James Riddick A.B., Shaw University, M.S., A 8. T N.C. and U.S. History Mrs. Barbara Roark A.B., Catawba College Business Ed., Typing, Acc., We-Hi-Wa Mr. E. W. Ross lndustrial Co-operative Training Textiles, V.l.C.A. Mrs. Jean Sadler, Secretary U.N.C. Greensboro, Elon College Mr. Ross Smith A.B., Elon College Geometry, Advanced Math, Junior Engineers, Student Council Mr. John Sutton B.A., North Carolina Wesleyan Algebra, Geometry Miss Donna Swicegood B.S., Appalachian State University Boy's 8. Girl's Home Ec., F.H,A. Mrs. Linda Thompson B.A., Elon College, M.A., U.N.C. U.S. Hist., Curr. Evts., Exchangettes Mr. Michael Tolley B.S., East Carolina, M. Ed., U.N.C. General Math, Physical Science Mrs. Vickie Walker A.A.S., Tech. Institute, Meredith Technical Drafting, V.l.C.A. Mrs. Maxine Ward Assist, Secretary Business Training Mr. Sam Ward B.S., University of West Florida Physical Education Mrs. Dorothy Westafer A.B., Piedmont College English, Latin, Drama Mrs. Beth Williams A.B., U.N.C. Chapel Hill English Mrs. Cynthia Wright B.S., U.N.C. Family Life, Child Care, F.H.A. Mrs. Augusta Younger B.S.C., North Carolina Central A-V Librarian, Library Club Even Teachers Have Statistics i' a in .v iw, fa 62 ..,. A Western Students Receive Top Honors 1 z. x ' U34 'f 'iw f , f .,. 'Q N '06 5613 4. Q it is lg - 5 A Jl e LE '.'9T ef 1 596Q1.T1L'llv V A an ABOVE RIGHT: J, Trent and M. Rinker receive newspaper awards for service and leadership. LEFT: The DAR award was presented to E. Alexander. RIGHT: The CriSCO Award in Home Economics went to R. l-lolland. BELOW: i973-i974 Marshals: Kneeling CLett to Right? J. Merritt, S. Stubblefield, D. Massey, G. Cobb, M. Street. Second Row: R. Page, E. Alexander, P bowling, K. Brown, C Sutton, J. Trent, J. Lee. Third Row A. Thomas, G. Reynolds, R. Walker, G. Mansfield, A. Smith inn- : -M . .s ' '--s In ill iw. S ff-fe ,ff if QQ Sp- LEFT: M. Kidd, most valuable runner, and M. Page, most valuable J.V, Baseball player. RIGHT: Outstanding golters ot 1973-74 were R. Dodson and M, Ross. LEFT: 4-H Awards in Composition lLett to Rightl First Row: C. Shreve, B. Murray Second Row: B. Hilliard, K. Leoth, G. Helms. RIGHT: D, Ward, most improved, and A. Russell, most valuable player, received tennis awards. LEFT: Track awards went to R. Garrison and A. Moore tor their outstanding abilities in field and track respectively. RIGHT: S. Webster and P. Yancey captured the Biology awards with highest averages. ws Ill! : -.-..- E EE T- 1'-'37 V... el 63 Awards I ABOVE: R. Page was elected State Secretary in N.C. NHS club. ABOVE RIGHT: Lett to Right: R. Walker, E. Alexander, and J. Lee were nominees for the Moorehead Scholarship. FAR RIGHT: C. Wells served as a Page in the N.C. House. RIGHT: Miss DECA, l974, was K. Hall BELOW LEFT: Left to Right: Western Representatives in the All City-County football team included D. Faucette, N. Musser, and G. Oakley. BELOW RIGHT: His outstanding abilities in carpentry won K. Davis a shop award. -lm ...A 64 ,sam 'lu' ' f Awards --.ang X - . we + 'Aw f BQRBI N Q ,iw 5 MW' R ,2f2'f Y. is a W v .in cb ABOVE: The l974 Chorus awards went to the following: Lett to Right: Bock Row: R. Counts, P. Loy, R. Dodson, M, Ross, K. Herron, K. Rumbley. Front Row: E. Foucette, D. Terry, J. Updyke, and T. Price. LEFT: M. lsley and G. Reynolds worked hard to earn cheerleading awards, BELOW LEFT: D. Nance and P. Yancey received the Gold Medal ond Certificate of Merit awards, respectively, in art. BELOW: Miss N. McGhee received the Young Educator of the Year award for Alomance County. 65 Senior Representatzves 5 T A f ,fm 'Q ABOVE LEFT: The MQ 1974-75 Western High Homecoming Queen N X wos Miss S. Andrews. ABOVE RIGHT: C. Sutton, escorted by S. Stubblefield. LEFT: B. Porker, escorted by J. Merritt, wos onother senior representative. RIGHT: S, Andrews, escorted by M. Lossiter. All . QA... -. Q i W, V .4 r 1 ii i Homecoming Court 1974-75 Homecoming Court: Left to Right: back row, T. Payne, T. Taylor, A. Oakley, B. Koury, second row, C. Sutton, S. Stubblefield, T. Boone, R. Jones, T. Saul, B. Kernodle, front row, S. Andrews, M. Lassiter, B. Parker, J. Merritt, R. Garrison, L. Allen. Not present were D. Herbin and C. Royster 68 i ABOVE LEFT ond LEFT: The Civiton-Civirietre ond French Club floors, respectively, tied for HarmowinHomcompmnKm.ABOVEWGHT K, Nicks seems to have D.Pcigeir1 ci trance or The Honwconvng Donce.BELONV LEFT:The cheedeodersbroughtobouttheiiowwconnng spirit through o skit. BELOW: M. Kidd chorges to tackle on Eosterri ployer ot Homecoming gome . gb WEBTER fr.: 69 Miss Western Pageant 1974-75 ? S Class Representatives LEFT: Left to Right: V. Hoover, S. Graves, A. Oakley. Not pictured, C. Trinidad. CENTER: Left to Right: K Underwood, D. Day, R. Bowman, T. Saul. BELOW: Left to Right: back row:A.Lea1'h, Y. Helms, K. Brown. Front row: S. Andrews. -PKK Poise, Charm, and Individuality Reflected 72 ?'XTl-1? -,iEX 5rf . . . ., , Q - . ei- X tr - ,3 3 N PX Figs ' -A 1 R 5 . . .N .si l x X t N i L ll. Awards ABOVE LEFT: Lett to Right: In Health Occupations Il, F. Jones, S. Woodruff, T. Brinkley and T. Kernodle earned Certificates from the State Dept. of Public Instruction having served as qualified health assistants. ABOVE RIGHT: Valedictorian for l974-75 was J. Lee. LEFT: Left to Right: back row, Band Awards went to L. McMillan, J. Johnson, front row, T. Byrd, S. Dupree, D. Evans. BELOW LEFT: Left to Right: Scholastic Art Award Winners were A. Leath, R. Page, R. May, and M. Cable. 73 Honored Seniors The We-Hi-Wa honors this special group of seniors because of their contributions in service to their school, their church and their community, RIGHT: Honored Seniors are: R. Barnhardt, C. Gerringer, C. Lowe, G. Cobb, J. Trent, K. Brown, R. Roscoe, C. Sutton, J. Lee, D. Forbis, R. Walker. BELOW: M. Garrison, G. Reynolds, T. Ross, P. Loy, E. Alexander, R. Page, A. Leath, S. Stubblefield, L. Baldwin, R. Barbee, A. Mclntyre, Y. Helms. 74 m-X N.. s,,,gs--' img r'r1 .5 . . ., , ,,i1,. ' HM it nf' fm, f. , ,gy . ..fl l if 2 ev . W .gray .- . is .mr ABOVE LEFT: The following people received Drama awards for superior performance: Lett to Right: Back Row: D. Coghill, Lighting and Costumeg R. Barnhardt, Classroom Pertormanceg Front Row: B. Click, Most lmproved First Year Studentg E. Faucette, Actingj L. Jones, Rehearsal Prompter. ABOVE: R. May scored the highest on the National High School Math. Test. LEFT: First place in the Talent Show went to the group Sweetwater, Members left tdright are: A Thomas, N. Artley, M. Vanhoy. Most Likely to Succeed: E. Alexander, J. Lee. Superlatzves Cutest: K. Moorefied, J. Payne. F' Most Athletic: D. Evans, G. Oakley. Best Looking: S. Oakley, J. Jones. Friendliest. A. Mclntyre, D. Page. Most School Spirit G Wittiest K Brown K Best Personality: A. Leath M. Lassiter. Reynolds, M. Garrison. Smith. 76 Most Talented: S. Dupree, B. Trinidad. .. ... 4: Y , - ,A 2 A I 2 Vlfif ! . . Most Popular: S. Andrews, S. Stubblefield. Hy' X f i I Superlatives Biggest Flirt: B. Parker, M. Kidd. Most intelligent: J. Trent, M. Street. Most Dependable: R. Page, Most Courteous: T. Ross, D. D. Coley. Forbis. Best All Around: R. Barbee, R. Walker. .a Tex. ,- f At' qi 11 gl' y , Le 1? . .a.'Ii- W:- ' Best Dressed: C. Sutton, J. Merritt. N? l Q l 77 A o a JC am su DRE. WY OR 'Ez-ll gpm vm PM YW!! fy ,X , ff ' Sify XL f f ,. A IH in f 1 ,JMIIH Q. Fifa' -, K -52051 f M -I.. X Q, 5 -.. Q. w. gy., 1,1401 4,145-K1 .? ,ftp w. if 'w,W4..v was V M., -wh ..- .Ah 4 . .,,, J, is wxb ,J rkx -any .M ,N img I -,grk , ,,,,w,wm1gW 'Wi'-f M . . . W vm. fr- K Q nw Q ,.., , , V ,. ,W . My ,WAPXN ,yjqggw A 3353 ., ,Q-... we wr if ,TX ,add im U, b 1 'ff W' q,,,a- PW' T QGETHERNESS 81 Student Council Is A Lz elzne For ww... ABOVE, FRONT LEFT: C. Sutton, C. Lowe, V. Stubblefield, L. Nicks, D. Ward, A. Leath, S. Stubblefield, L. Baldwin, S. Andrews, L. Ward, B. Yancey, R. Apple, P. Yancey, R. Walker. FRONT RIGHT: A. Mclntyre, K. Latta, K. Collins, L. Lotta, G. Turner, J. Updyke, D. Herbin, J. Smith, D. Hiller, S. Meeks, C. Huffines, P. Baldwin, K. Harris. BACK LEFT: T. Zufall, M. lsley, D. Day, R. Bowman, R. Barbee, R. Page, E. Alexander, J. Trent, D. Wade, B. Thompson, M. Garrison. BACK RIGHT: P. Loy, L. Crouse, P. Bowman, L. Marshall, T. Barber, B. Bohigas, T. Ross, R. Barnhardt, M. Butler, T. Simmons, J. Hopkins. RIGHT, OFFICERS, KNEELING: L. Lotta, Recording Secretary, E. Thompson, Co-Vice- President, T. Ross, Treasurer. STANDING: S. Andrews, Corresponding Secretary, R. Walker, President, M. Isley, Co-Vice-President. 'Wim 82 ABOVE RIGHT: Western gets on TV as students are prepared for future voting by using a reol voting booth in school elections. ABOVE CENTER: R. Walker stands proud as he takes oath of office from Mr, Primm. ABOVE RlGHT: D. Forbis becomes a robin while campaigning for R, Poge. LEFT: B, Kernodle, B. Koury and D. Forbis puzzle over who has the radioactive ball in an assembly about atomic energy. ABOVE: T. Thompson leads in a campaign presentation for S. Andrews. 83 .I-1.5. Means Se P iv A 'J ABOVE LEFT, OFFICERS: R, Page, President, S. Stubblefield, Vice- President, C. Sutton, Secretary: R. Barbee, Treasurer. RIGHT: J. Merritt found a little friend to help him in collecting for Muscular Dystrophy. BELOW, FlRST ROW: K. Rumbley, K. Underwood, L. Davis, K. Herron, R. May, G. Reynolds, J. Trent, P. Yancey, D. . Frick. SECOND ROW: T. Price, J. Harrison, R. May, J. Hopkins, P. Bowling, A. Leath, R. Rascoe, J. Ross, A. Thomas. THIRD ROW: A. Thiel, S. Helms, P. Anderson, D. Terry, R. Dodson, E. Alexander, R. Walker, M. Street, E. Faucette, J. Lee, G. Cobb. SlDES:,P. Loy, K. Ellison. TOP: R. Page, S. Page, C. Sutton, S. Stubblefield, J. Merritt, R. Barbee, T. Ross. rvice, Responsibility 84 Friendship And Leisure. . ..i ii- fli illlllpi - kk Y, g y ? k h V kk , , ,, ,QKYQ L U : ,. :thie f , il U' i Lfili'. l?'f,5Lfi.Llxi. UNL ii H A , e, e I A,e, , L i i f Qi i i l 'll s ' ABOVE LEFT: R. Barbee counts money collected for Muscular Dystrophy as R. Page, E. Alexander, and S. Stubblefield remove it from containers. BELOW LEFT: Campaign sighs show up at State Convention. ABOVE: R, Dodson enjoys satisfaction of seeing people give to Muscular Dystropy. BELOW: N.H.S. learns a new art - origami! nv ky 85 Civinettes Accept Responsibility ....,, ,MH . .r . is 42- ' w.,,kfgf,A . . M H M. . l TOP LEFT: CIVINETTES, FRONT TO BACK: S. Moore, A. Leath, T. Boone, P. Anderson, K. Underwood, L, Baldwin, R. Bowman, P. Bowling, R. Barbee, C. Moore, R Page, S. Franklin, C, Massey, G. Barker, T. Saul, E. Alexander, W. Moore, A. Moore, S. Oakley, K. Brown, M Mortin, M. Rippy, C. Oakley, T. Barbee, C. Gerringer, S. Andrews, C. Sutton, M. Butler, D. Evans, S. Dupree, K, Kennedy, K, Moore, A. Oakley, N. McGhee, Advisor, A. Mclntyre, C. Moorefield, M. Isley, T. Zufall, T. Koury, T Terrell, M, Hutchins, Advisor, B. Parker. TOP RIGHT: First Row: L. Baldwin, Treasurer, A. Leath, First Vice- President, P. Anderson, Second Vice-President. Second Row: S, Moore, President, R. Bowman, Secretary. LEFT: K. Underwood receives a swimming trophy at the Civiton Civinette Convention. 'WY' Civinettes Symbolize Sharing. -1 E, 3 'QW 'uf xi seas nsxg' ,a Q .T ,.wQfi 'itil' Q' Q11-'Jen' wr-K if UPPER LEFT: Civinette convention - experience, competition, and the joy of winning. CENTER LEFT: K. Kennedy making activity boxes for exceptional children. LOWER LEFT: We are proud to have our civinette C. Oakley and civitan E. Smith selected as waitor and waitress for the l973-'74 Junior-Senior Prom, ABOVE: Civinettes get in the Christmas spirit by singing traditional carols. BELOW: P. Anderson continues school service by selling the school annual. fi ri -A A ? , ,ff f W :UK-N 87 Interest In Others Creates Harmony And NA testi' ei UPPER LEFT: S. Stubblefield, President CENTER LEFT: D. Coley, Vice-President FAR LEFT: S. Page, Secretary. LEFT: T. Humphrey and M. Ross, Co-Treasurers. ABOVE: KNEELING: N. Musser, M. Rippy, B. Kernodle, J. Gilliam. FIRST ROW: D. Coley, S. Stubblefield, D. Chrismon, J. Merritt, B. Collins. SECOND ROW: E. Foucette E. Smith, R. Walker, G. Oakley, D. Ward, R. Barnhardf. THIRD ROW: K. Rumbley, T. Price, D. King, M. Duggins. FOURTH ROW: J. Hoffman, J. Hopkins, A Russell. FIFTH ROW: R. Dodson, D. Page, M. Ross, D. Litten. SIXTH ROW: R. Moody, M. Lassiter, T. Humphrey, T. Barber, K. Claar, S. Helms. SIDES: D. Terry, S. Page. TOP: J, Payne, T. Barber. LEFT: Feathers flew as Western did stomp the Eagles at Homecoming game. CENTER: T. Humphrey makes sale as Civitans continue their Christmas project. BELOW: Following the meal, the Civitans give attention to the program ofthe evening. BELOW: S. Stubblefield waits for proper moment to call the regular monthly meeting to order at Huey's Barbeque. BELOW RIGHT: Civitans collected for Muscular Dystrophy. 89 Seasonal Projects Shared With Others ABOVE, KNEELING: D. Corbett, E. I Petty, P. Martin, M. Troxler, R. Simpson, A. Vargas, B. Smith, F. Matkins, J. Brooks. FIRST ROW: P. Robertson, R. Holland, S. Somers, S. Woodruff, T. Durham, D. Ray, S. Massey, L. Davis, D. Thompson, Advisor. SECOND ROW: C. Austin, C. Roberts, D. Frick, P. Miller, J. Harrison, K. Johnson, T. Pattishall, R Roscoe, A. Barber, Y. Helms, T. Ross, S. Nunn. RIGHT, OFFICERS, SEATED T. Ross, President, Y. Helms, Vice- President. STANDING: S. Mossy, Secretary, A. Barber, Treasurer. 90 Bring Satisfaction To Exchangettes I' Q33 ff' dv 257561 TOP LEFT: S. Nunn, P. Martin, and T. Durham concentrate on making Christmas wreaths. TOP RIGHT: R. Simpson and D. Corbett enjoyed the fellowship and fun of making pine cone turkeys at Thanksgiving for Edgewood Manor. ABOVE: S. Massey shows Exchangette members how to make Christmas wreaths. RIGHT: T, Durham wonders how her wreath will look on one of the buildings at school. ' fy 2 My fir m . . Exif, VW, JK . f' -. l 7' I' .Z ' fsa??w.f,gsa N.:-'ff 9l xi Q36 ,N -Q Y su , 'H 6' 1 .df +A? qw 't v -4' Q' . I Y 4. , kk 5 Q S In ,5 , M ., 1, 5,4 M K, 41,12 S1 ' 4: ,,,, ,W L,,. . W Q, wink- 2? M I J SL. Aheud For A Successful Adventure. P t r-2 - N X J g lk . if Q15 . 51,-R or ' 1 i we is A, l TOP, OFFICERS: K. Lotta, Co-Recrea- tion Leader, L. Cook, Reporter, M. Garrison, President, B. Cox, Secretary, R. Holland, Program Chairman, D. Frick, Chaplain, T. Smith, Treasurer, L. Cook, Historian. CENTER LEFT: M. Garrison organizes the FHA for the yearbook picture. CENTER RIGHT: O. Griswold strives to improve her sewing ability in class. LEFT: R. Cornell, S. Moore, J. Jeffries, P. Harris and S. Slade show their quilting talent in this quilt. 93 Ll. lt- Students Learn Of Humanitarian Careers ew .Q 7 . . TOP, FIRST ROW, Front to Back: T. Carter, N. Billings, R. Holland, S. Woodruff, A. Miller, R. Bennett, N. Cook, K. Light, A. Rudd, A. Baker, R. Tickle, M. Ward, C. Wells, M. Rinker. CENTER ROW: T. Brinkley, R. Apple, R. Roscoe, A. Thomas, C. Kernodle, D Ray, N. Kistler, Advisor. SECOND ROW, Front to Back: M, Rippy, V. Ball, L. Hubbard, N. Boyd, P. Martin, C. Rinlser, T. Barber, J. Tuggle, S. Webster, M. Gregory, L. Jones, K. Brinkley, R. Barnhardt, S. Sessorns. LEFT: A. Thomas, President, works with Mrs. Kistler to plan for Health Careers. RIGHT: R. Apple, Treasurer, R. Roscoe, Secretary. BELOW LEFT: Health Careers enjoys fun and fellowship while making a fruit basket for an elderly man. BELOW CENTER: Mrs. Kistler, Advisor. BELOW RIGHT: C. Kernodle, R. Holland, R. Apple, and R. Roscoe watch as M, Stone makes her contribution to the fruit r 'QR baskets. PPA Embodies Pun As Well As Work. . N 5 ' , .L, . . l Q' ,J , , .....g ,MLN , .4- A . ' . , K I 1 j i .K Nk.. . . X T J J lg T LL TOP LEFT: A. Smith, President. TOP CENTER: S. Danieley, Vice-President. TOP RlGHT: H. Barber, Treasurer. CENTER, FIRST ROW: F. Boone, R. Saul, D. Proffit, N. Billings, R. Wolfe, R, Whitesell, A. Watkins, R. Holland, R, Newell. SECOND ROW: J. Busick, Advisor, M. Page, R. Ballenger, E. Hopkins, D. Gerringer, P. Barber, B. Hurdle, G. Holland, M. Holt, B. Proffit, B. Rudd, J. Massey, D. Davis, D. Kelly, J. Greeson, D. Daniels, S. Danieley, S. Gerringer, R, lngle, C. Gates, H. Barber, C. Troxler, G. Mansfield, A. Patterson. FAR LEFT: Mr. Busick shows L. Hazelwood how to bait a hook. LEFT: C. Reese saws out c design in worlshop. 95 Deca - Vica - Students Share Christmas XM' . X TOP LEFT: S. Farnham, President, M. Ratliff, Vice-President. TOP RIGHT: T, Valentine , Secretary, A. Whitesell, Treasurer CENTER: DECA, Kneeling: T. Valentine, A. Miller, K. Hall, B Flock, M. Ratliff, J. Sykes, D. Iseley, Advisor, B. Evans, L. Hazelwood, B. Parsons, A. Rudd, T. Brooks, D. Seamster, B. Gregory, D. Stegall, A. Troutman, P. Pettigrew, K. Willoughby. SEATED: J. West, J. Collins, M. Lea, J. Slade, D. Crabbe. STANDING: T. Mitchell, K. Hensley, G. Swann, S. Evans, V. Harris, B. Grove s, A. Whitesell, S. Farnham. LEFT: DECA and VICA Clubs sponsored Operation Snowflake as their service project. Mem recipients ofthe Christma bers of the custodial staff were s cheer. Spirit With Custodial Stuff. X 1 is li 'S 1.-1 Pls. li I K. f 9 i . U I i K A W It is -'Ik S i gk it - , -,,, S54 Q .: 4 3 I 7 5, Wifi? j fre. lux, gi I Ioiut Venture by DECA And VICA 7,4 A I-ui, QW HLEF TOP KNEELING: D. Cook, J. Church, K Parker, K. Ellison, S. l-loith, FIRST ROW: Mr. Mundy, Advisor, F, Elkins, S Roney, J. Poythress, S. Lowe, S. Greeson, C. Prince, R. King, SECOND ROW: M, Gregory, D. Mahaley, L. Sykes, R, lngle, N. Satterfield, D. Byerly, K. Webster, C. Gates, THIRD ROW: G. Gilliam, G. Daye, K. Murray, J. Putnam, D. Profitt, S, Gerringer. LEFT: K. Smith, President, D. Byerly, Vice-President, S. Greeson, Secretary, S. Lowe, Treasurer, ABOVE: K. Smith helps to sort items collected for Operation Snowflakefl Successful. Willing Hands Make Good Secretaries. l l ABOVE, OFFICERS: K. Brown, Treasurerj C. Gerringer, Vice-President, L. Baldwin, President, C. Austin, Secretary. LEFT: C. Gerringer duplicates planning calendars for the teachers. BELOW, KNEELING: C. Austin, C. Gerringer, L. Baldwin. FIRST ROW: B. Gregory, C. Simmons, A. Burrell, J. Brooks, L. Nicle, A. Vargas, T. Zufall, D. Day, D. Frick. SECOND ROW: A. Baker, R, Tickle, L, Davis, L. Justice, D. Palmer, S. Andrews, A. Barber, S. Massey, R. Apple. Education Continues With SAE. i 5i? :f . . , , i. ,f , gf r t ' frjftffzf , 5 T A 'N ' - .g,'Q.1, ' x-ff, fx 5 i.f.:,ff . , f , f i qegi iyz. w.1'.,i,w.'-.- X .. .:w'qgffw- . Q, V : .AT 1' -' : ' QW.-K , 'two 5,1 , .- ki --.W .x..... J TOP LEFT: J. Hamilton serves Mrs. Younger at o teachers' SECOND ROW: L. Zufoll, J. Carter, N. Boyd, K. Howerton, J. meeting. TOP RIGHT, OFFICERS: T. Carter, Vice-President: Donieley. STANDING: D. Hill, A. Keatts, B. Montgomery, R. K. Howerton, Recording Secretaryg C. Hutfines, Treasurer: J. Walker, E. Enoch, Advisor: N. Wyrick, J. Tuggle, J. Trent, K. Dcinieley, Corresponding Secretary. ABOVE, FIRST ROW: J. Crabbe, P. Beckom. Hamilton, T. Barber, C. CODDS, T, Carter, C, Huffines. 99 Dedzcatzon Concentration - Silence' TOP, CHESS CLUB, SEATED: M, Ward, C. Wells, J. Lee. STANDING: G. Cobb, M. Street CENTER LEFT: M. Edwards watches as M. Windsor makes his strategic move. CENTER RIGHT: T. Byrd seems unconcerhed while C. Wells concentrates on his next moveg R. Warrick looks on. LEFT, JR. ENGINEERS: R. Smith, Advisor, N. Artley, T. Whitesell, J. Lee D. Ward, M. Street. Bible Club Places New Literary Emphasis. ABOVE, KNEELINGQ R. Apple, C. Gribble, R. Wade, S. Wilder, Halford, J. l-larnilton, R. Cornell, K. Crabbe. BELOW LEFT: S. G. Setzer, S. Sessorns, K. Brinkley, A. Baker, A, Rudd. Wilder, Vice President. BELOW CENTER: R, Wade, Secretary STANDING: T. Phillips, R. Barnhardt, J. Brannon, Advisor, , BELOW RIGHT: S, Sessorns, President. M. Gregory, G. Daye, W. Baker, J. Greeson. SEATED: S. Y, lOl Interested In A Latin Background? lr N J 2, TOP LEFT, OFFICERS: C. Lowe, Vice-President, M, Edwards, BELOW, SEATED: C. Lowe, M, Westafer, Advisor, A. Harris President. ABOVE, OFFICERS: S. Perry, Treasurer, A. I-larris, STANDING: M. Ward, T. Jones, C. Wells, M, Allison, D. Secretary. ABOVE RIGHT: S. I-lollornan finds Roman Arts Gilliam, D, Forbis, C. Kernodle, S. Massey, B. Jones, D. interesting as explained by Mrs, Westafer, Alexander, M. Vannoy, S. Bland, T. Byrd, L. Davenport, S. Halford, C. Lee. in I f - fe-,42sw.vMmwwiiwmwnMW'm ' Ln .L ?,.....o...... we---N'-' - s s' r xxx' .r -sf-Q . .,, ,V ,f ..,..i . . -:gf--4'.s, Lifl ?Z1i1s.,,gir3T wfsl--,gi-aug f I ... .. ' -em -- ,,, -.L --, - f ...,.'ftsf.g Lxgfne- y pawn-Jim' P' 1 Spanish Language And Customs Abound ABOVE, OFFICERS, KNEELING: B. Evans, Treasurer, B. Bohigas, Presider1f.STANDlNG: M. Rippy, Vice-President, K. Janicki, Secretary. RIGHT: L. Davis looks at cow hearts and says, Looks O.K., smells O.K., oh well, HERE GOES! BELOW: Spanish l,lI,lII. 1-f'-f' WP 2 , 5 f we isdn Les leunes Amis De Western. hs P' S- I 4, 9 b ill' f ,, ff 'Q - zrsef ci .1 S Q. 7 F i F72- Q 2 A F, I ,,ifs gi ,E M V 1 E A rg 'Q i '35 5 V , V 1 I me ,,. nf ,f fy? if J ., if W ' E V f , F ' A l is eL,s 'A 1 Z? , za- P , ,S L, f iid Q 41' ' J .-Y, Pi... L Q .W , nan' ' ZW , 5 GQ 5',,.f:.:ff', 5, 4 9 1 , i 5 .Q by I E . . , .. W'-as sl ' 99. I lui E ,.- ' ' , H14 :EE Sr, , iii .' Xi ' Q I QC: .. vrk. U ,. A K . V 3 . H A , . --f. -ww -W '.. , C V A ,. .. ,s f wwf Q 1 ., .N c fs , A ., f- .. - .,,,.,,,, Q.: .E Y .if nfs: Jgisrzg ti2'Y9S:'Tfl5'ti5Q , ' A LEFT, OFFICERS: T. Price, Treasurerg R, Barbee, Secretaryg S. Andrews, Presidentg D. Coley, Vice-President. BELOW LE FT: S. Andrews works at making Christmas stockings for exceptional children, BELOW RlGHTl French Club members find saying ABC's in French amusor1fe. S, i.1f.,,Jg Q .,,mfF' 4: if 'V .gf .qw-f'n, 2 f K I H ' ,A , v, 3335? ' ' ,,. ABOVE, OFFICE ASSISTANTS, SEATED: A, Leoth, R. Roscoe, G. Reynolds, Y. Helms, E. Alexander, E. Petty. STANDING: K Moorefield, R. Page, K. Brown, R. Walker, A. Russell, D. Page D. Ward, D. Coley, J. Merritt, S. Stubblefield. CENTER, GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS, SEATED: S. Wilkerson. STANDING: P. Beckom, G. Cobb, V. Sfubblefield, A. Russell. LEFT: S, Somers performs a doily ritual of typing as an office ossistont. Aid Is Given To Students By Library Club TOP, SEATED: D. Day, L. Burner, K. Ellison, D. Palmer, N. Artley. KNEELINGL G. Cobb, M. Carter, V, Brand, C. Rinker, J. Ross, J. Hamilton. STANDING, FIRST ROW: A. Younger, Advisor, S. Perry, K. Rogers, V. Harris, G. Daye, J. Trent, G. Anderson, J. Aldridge, M. Cunningham, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Lee, D. Ward, R. Hopkins, M. Garrison, E. Hopkins, H. Griffin. ABOVE, OFFlCERS: G. Dave, Vice-President, K. Rogers, Secretary, K. Ellison, President, M. Garrison, Treasurer. RIGHT: Students using the library are given assistance by the library club. Come Storm, Temperature, Frustration, ABOVE LEFT: A. Mclntyre, Editor-in-Chief. LEFT: C. Lowe, Co-Editor. ABOVE RIGHT: A. Thomas, Co-Editor, ABOVE: L, Davis, Associate Editor. Deadline - We-I-Ii-Wa Is Still On Time. ABOVE, SEATED: R. Rainey, L. Baldwin, C. l-luftines, R. Barbee, C. Lowe, P. Whitesell, A. Mclntyre, T. Barber, B. Bohigas, L. Davis, A. Thomas. STANDING: K. Johnson, R. Simpson, D. Corbett, K. Kennedy, L, Hill, L. Tickle, S. Stubblefield. BELOW: R. Rainey and P. Whitesell count up names for Senior Superlatives. RIGHT: D. Corbett sorts photo envelopes. Dedication To School, Students, And 'W X 1 I 1 P ss x f kg' 1 5 1, TOP LEFT: L. Baldwin and C. Hutfines tally Senior Statistic sheets. TOP RIGHT: Geranimo! Us this what it takes to be a member of the We- Hi-Wa staff?l ABOVE: A, Mclntyre consults with Senior staff members about layout sheets. RIGHT: M, Ross anxiously receives his long- owoited-tor yearbook. I lO S I, ,ff X . W, ski . ..., sim fx - , ,. W,.f 5 W . Memories Keeps We-Hi-Wa Staff On The Alert. 'tw Us ,Z fill' , 'hiuli ABOVE: Sports Editor, S. Stubblefield, and Photographer, B, Bohigas, meet to discuss plans for pictures. ABOVE RIGHT AND BELOW: The yearbooks have finally arrived! RIGHT: - Even editors must work! BELOW RIGHT: Annual publication demands much planning and hard work. we iri.Q sili 'i ' ' . -' I u . V V: , I v 74 ' r'Ii' 'I' 4: 2. f4 . 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Swwsv The magazine sues V f L11 bvwf xy- amz'-I 1 221 the C5fd1elvmKf0ril nr 'W L L fmxf, , .11 .K..1.-wxrucbwasuunby ' ' 22 K ,f ,, Bhixzz- 4 V fi qt. f50!T.C?'LKNKUS for each K 4 ' KL-Q, .-ww .me .ss follows ,x J' ' K 'H 'Lf mum grane Mrs Qrzffm, tv:-mb y I K amdc Mr l-R-rtws, Mrs Hut- N 'I gr, VI:-5 Lvfiff-. and Mr -' N ..,,, w -A .ag E'tm:,i V1 eievvzxm gawk. Mrs. 1 5 -Fw-L T21-.':iii,.,. , and Iv-63131 grade, vfjg . , Mr Pwr Y bw ,,hVV V A mpziizigtsi mv sale with A ' ihecrmmmgoi KAMM Msrune' I smrrzsoxm as Mxss Western High M.. Maas Gang. B Siagazsrv Quan, She WB xfuzserx from Qin away cf! ezghz Limmheg -4:10 wrft' Cvrnpelgnpl :ur me :me Them' armufkxn enum by pmagnpaer ann beirut vrunned Hin Mapwne Queen, West Side Story Presses Stay Busy. OPPOSITE PAGE, FIRST ROW: L. Nicls, D. Nance, R. Page, L. Baldwin, L. Qualls, R. Apple, S. Halford, T. Dickerson. SECOND ROW: T. Humphrey, L, Gilliam, K. Rumbley, S. Moore, M.A. Martin, K. Collins, J. Trent, S. Sessoms, J, Franks, M. Rinker. ,,P'll . .-Q l 't Q - X LEFT: T. Humphrey, Sports Editor, S. Sessoms, Business Manager, R. Apple, Feature Editor, S. Moore, News Editor K. Rumbley, Sports Editor, BELOW LEFT: L. Gilliam proofreods an article for the newspaper. BELOW: S, Sessoms and S. Halford count out issues of West Side Story for distribution. .X .al ll5 Appreciation For Beauty In Everyday Life Is Enhanced By Art Study ef . MQ' K 3- , . y 'sr i F Ifree to workos you please b I II gy y be d Drama Students Benefit Prom Thezr Study TOP, FIRST ROW: Y. Simpson, M. Bryan, M. Cable, D. Coghill, B. Click, D. Ward. SECOND ROW: S. Cook, P. Miller, R. Barnhardt, K. Crabbe. THIRD ROW: B. Stadler, J. Smith, F. Vanhoy, M. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Westafer, Advisor, M. Garrison, E,Tl'1ompson, M. Enoch, P. Pinnix, S. Graves, V. Harris, K. Collins, S. Sessoms, M,Var1l'1oy, R. Hickman, P. Smart. ABOVE LEFT: Greetings to Western from our Drama Department ABOVE RIGHT: Drama students in assembly are asking forthe spirits to rise. RIGHT, OFFICERS: R. Barnhardt, Secretary, P. Miller, Treasurer, M. Coble, Vice-President, B. Click, President. Il8 5 ' Of Other Cultures And Expresszons E 5-:ef it TOP LEFT: R, Barnhardt and L. Jones prepare stage for Christmas show. TOP RIGHT: Pull and tug! We have got to get the curtain opened. D. Coghill and B. Click. ABOVE LEFT: Lights! Camera! Action! E. Faucette helps the drama club with their Halloween production. RlGHT: T. Dickerson, K. Crabbe and R. Hickman show their ability in acting by presenting the student body an enjoyable play. X? 5 3 2 S Q Cheerful Paces, Clean Buses, Good Drivers 153 4. I5 - lfi , , ffiv A175 yd! igzjifx QM fs ws, Xu' ROUNAI TOP, STANDING: P. Beckom, J. Ross, G, Mansfield, K. Brinkley, A. Baker, S. Wilson, L. McMillan, K. Brown. SEATED: S. Wilkerson, D, Frick, A. Owens. ABOVE, STANDING: L. Barker, S. Martin, ABOVE, SEATED: J. Jackson, D. Massey, D. Forbis, K. Blanchard, A. Smith, R. May, D. Faulkner, E. Faucette, ABOVE: S. Martin, K. Brinkley, A. Owens, and R. May are going to Elon to drive the Elementary School buses. RIGHT: E. Faucette wipes back of bus which is one ofthe duties of a bus driver. ,ge .ig W' ' Szngzng For Sheer joy And Pleasure l. 1. ill I I ' 5 iff .A it -swf' TOP: CHORUS ll, FIRST ROW: L, Fogleman, Director, C. Gribble, F. Matkins, J. Little, A. Page, T. Simmons, M. Edwards, R. Wade, G. Amick, M. Troxler, P. Baldwin, J. Walsh, M. Willoughby. SECOND ROW: K. Moore, J. Updyke, C. Matkins, R. Apple, T. Phillips, D. Wade, M. Lewis, T. Price, M. Ross, K. Herron, L. Fogleman, L. Qualls, C. Lee, V. Price. THIRD ROW: S. Wilkerson, K. Crabbe, D. Gilliam, D. Hiller, R. Counts, E. Faucette, J. Hoffman, K. Rumbley, C. Wells, S. Hollowman, J. Chandler, K. Harris, P. Beckom, Y. Blanchard. FOURTH ROW: C. Cobb, R. Elliot, C. Roberts, J. Daniely, P. Barber, L. Davenport, D. Forbis, S. Leath, R. Dodson, D. Terry, B. Thompson, J. Smith, T. Ross, C. Murphy, C. Clark LEFT: Mr. Primm makes his debut as THE THING in the Chorus Spring Concert. BELOW: CHORUS I, FIRST ROW: L. Fogleman, Director, T. Bradsher, J. Crouse, J. Seamster, C. Andrews, K. Wilkerson, S. Garrison, A. Kivett. SECOND ROW: S. Hall, C. Wade, L. Ward, G. Weeks, C. Troxler, W. White, L. Gilliam. THIRD ROW: L. Bruner, C. Horne, D. Wrenn, R. Flynn, R. Murray, J. Freeman, J. Watson, B. Whitlock. l2l 3 J lll ll Chorus Members Share Talents And Find IIiI'lvIII.LII IIIIII TOP, DOUBLE QUARTET, SEATED: D. Forbis, R. Counts. STANDING: T. Price, K. Rumbley, D. Terry, R. Dodson, M. Ross, E. Foucette. CENTER, SOLOIST AND PIANIST, FIRST .,,, ROW: P. Beckom, K. Moore, L. Quolls, F. Motkins, '.I. Donieley, R, Counts. SECOND ROW: E. Foucette, T. Phillips, D. Forbis, T. Price. BELOW LEFT: G. Amick - T Q5,.g ond T. Price practice on the : ' iim . 2 Messioh to be presented ot A ,::,:: ,.:,, a ,,..,. .:.., ..,. . .,..:.: ::.,, ,... .. ,..., .,........ - Christmas. BELOW RIGHT, I SEXTET: F, Motkins, B. Johnston, J. Updyke, P. Loy, L. Quolls, K. Moore. Q tj E A Sense Of Satisfaction From Doing So. TOP, PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, FIRST ROW: K. Crabbe, J. Chandler, R, Apple, D. Gilliam, Y. Blanchard, F Matkins, J. Danieley. SECOND ROW M, Lewis, D. Wade, D. Hiller, D. Forbis, C. Roberts. CENTER RIGHT: L. Qualls directs her classroom in singing the Messiah. BELOW LEFT: J. Updyke and C. Cobb concentrate on the Hallelujah Chorus. BELOW RIGHT, OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: L. Qualls, Student Di rector, T. Ross, Librarian, P. Beckom, Librarian, D. Gilliam, Secretary. SECOND ROW: L, Fogleman, Director, K. Rumbley, Treasurer, D. Forbis, Chorus Master, D. Wade, Historian, R. Counts, Assistant Chorus Master. . v. K ,Q The Bugles Blow, The Drummers Drum And ,. -. ABOVE: J. Shepherd and J. Johnson dip outgrits forthe Ham and Egg Supper. ABOVE RIGHT, OFFICERS: L. Baldwin, Head Majoretteg S. Goodman, Head Flagetteg D. Evans, Sergeant Librarian, L. McMillan, Drum Major, D. Massey, Band Captain, S. Franklin, Head Color Guard, S. Dupree, Feature Twirler. 124 The Halls Resouhd With The Echo. LEFT: L. McMillan directs the band during the game. BELOW LEFT: M, Troxler plays a solo during halftime. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Harris recalls L McMillan receiving atrophy for a superior rating. Arms Waving, Notes Sounding, RIGHT, FLAGETTES, FIRST ROW: S. Goodman, P. Smart, L. Norris, D. Daye, D. Chrismon, T. Durham. SECOND ROW: T, Webster, B. Montgomery, P. Skenes, S. Ross, A. Vargas, T. Pattishall, E. Alexander, K. Underwood, P. Cobb, V. Hoover. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Harris works with M. Troxler on his solo. CENTER RIGHT, COLOR GUARD: P. Bowling, S. Franklin, Y. Helms, P. Anderson, G. Barker, B. Murray. BELOW LEFT: M. Ratlitf relaxes between numbers. BELOW RIGHT: The band marches to the football field. I I . , 1, ' I rp- l F1 F'7I! 5I ' x .wwam 'll' I 4, W .,..,, ,hi Z, 4 xl, Is t ,, 1 , ,,,, ,,...., wus, W.: .X .lm , , ,,:,I ,ff , ,,,,,, ily, fx I26 Peet Marching - That's Our Band. A. . gabimff xiii 'if rw. g1.,,w.g,. fb 'MA ffl' 'W QF' ' - 1 ,.Xz ,', 1 k ' , in , Q '.,.-,..v.,,.,,.g ,f--fr. wr, , TOP LEFT: S, Dupree, Feature Twrrler. TOP, FIRST ROWQ J. Simpson, L. Baldwm, Head Moiorettep D. Palmer. SECOND ROW: C. Howerton, M. Rippy, M. Martin, N. Boyd, BELOW LEFT1 L, McMillan, Drum Maior, BELOW: D.Gor1r1, K. Daye. :H ' PDX of r 92 5.-bs . n , ,,,.. fm L29 .E 4200 .W .v:,,,M. ' Q. r 1 I 43- .Lf .,4 XX Y Who Knows! Another Louis Armstrong msd! JAZZ ENSEMBLE: STANDING: Left to Right: J. Jackson, S. Morris, J. Johnson, J. Routh, W. Whitman, E. Petersen, B. Trinidod, R, Isley, M. Troxler, J. Shepard, M. Corey. SEATED: S. Corey, J. Drinkord, R. Cook, D. Litten, W. Thornos, N. Webster, R. Eller, D. Atkinson, and J. Anderson. 128 May Be In The Band Department if Q Q .S -1 X i . 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Kr ,1. v MHi,7!J,,, ,k.: ti? - , T 1 M . .f , V A f ' 1 ' ' 1 X ' M, ,, J., , ' I i' - W3,a,'q eees- fr ogg-igyfxe A . kfmkiki an l ff Western Western Western Western Western STERN as 'D l I l32 7. f -,M Scoreboard Western Western Western Western Western Will ioms Bortlett-Yancey Southeast Guilford Eostern Guilford Western Guilford 24 Strategy To The Up-Coming Players. ,AMA ,ty i a , LEFT: Warriors anxiously await the result of this crucial game. ABOVE: J. Massey pursues an Eastern Eagle halfback. BELOW: The Senior Varsity Cheerleaders and N9 - 7 ' Football Players. FIRST ROW: G. Reynolds, A, Lecth, S. '4 Oakley, R. Barbee, L. Latta. SECOND ROW: M. Duggins, rev' B. Collins, D. Forbis, M. Kidd, D. Coley. THIRD ROW: R. Walker, D. Faucette, J. Jones, R. Barnhardt, L. Barker, D King, and G. Oakley. ana, Y .. wfjll T :F 0 W 'Terai 5 V ' wi, .,, T M , , ,.,i11r. ww, 'P 'f WCJTEWVT 1' QQ' .2 4 wg fi 6' . ::::-v,.. its 0 -1 A E - . . 5 I A I it ,, I . Tiff! 'Q' A., Xi l33 gre .rs Ward Reigns As UPPER LEFT: Head Coach Sam Ward shows approval as Warriors go through pre-game routine. LOWER LEFT: Using speed and agility, Neal Crazy horse Musser dances into the end zone. CENTER: D. Forbis and J. Hopkins exhibit the determination and aggressiveness that was a mark of the Warrior defense this year. T34 N WEST New Warrior Head UPPER: J, Massey shows ruggedness of play on defensive line. LOWER: During one ofthe tense moments of the Western-Bartlett Yancey game, R. Walker is brought down after a valuable gaun. The Efforts Of This Year Show Promzse For W lm: 'W W Wiatr! 3 D4 W, WESTERN fl qw, l 1 fr a 1 WWMW A-yfffzzf :ai 'Wav 'Mmm .LY fakmrww lm I . Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Bartlett-Yancey Williams Madison-Mayodan Southern E. Randolph E. Alamance Ragsdale Western Guilford Western Guilford Graham RIGHT: M. Patrick battles his way to gain extra yardage during the Madison-Mayodan game. The Following Year. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Goss explains game strategy to T. Sheets. ABOVE: Madison-Mayodon defenders pursue M. Patrick cs he breaks into the clear. LEFT: J,V.'s engage in heated battle on their line of scrimmage. BELOW: The young Warriors display aggressiveness on defense. Basketball Season Brings New ,mv My Front Row: Left to Right: T. Cheek, J. Payne, D, Terry, K. Rurnbley. Second Row: M. Clayton, S. Haith, R. Moody, R. Curry. Third Row: M. Ross, M. Garrison, D. Sellars, Coach Garrison. ABOVE1 Team Tri-Captains: Leif to Right: M. Garrison, R. Curry, J. Payne, and Coach Garrison. RIGHT: T. Terry fakes and drives by o Wildcat defender. it Enthusiastic Spirit To W.H.S. 'l . r ,1 i M wwf 1. WHS T...Rig WESTEIZ 5 4 ABOVE LEFT: R. Curry gets a tough two points against defender. ABOVE: M. Garrison bottles opponents for control of rebound. BELOW LEFT1 During a timeout, Coach Garrison explains play as his players look on intently. BELOW RIGHT: Jumping high in the air, S. Haith shoots a jump shot. ,f g vu- ,. Q . E The Warriorettes Grapple Through VARSITY GlRL'S TEAM: Left to Right: Front Row: C. Oakley, A. Miles, P. Loy, D. Evans, R. Garrison. Second Row: Coach Evans, D. Inge, L. Saunders, V. Leath, L. Gilliam, R. Huffman. Third Row: S. Gasque, A. Watson, G. Freeman, R. Hayes, and C. Roberts. LOWER RIGHT: Captains: Left to Right: Patti Loy, Coach Evans, and Dawn Evans. w f far. is A Tough Season With Skill And A 'lity. S A l UPPER LEFT: D. Evans drives in for lay up for two points. UPPER RIGHT: Patti Loy scrambles for ball in a clash with E. Randolph. LOWER LEFT: Lee Ann Saunders is surprised as she makes her way to the goal. LOWER RIGHT1 In the heat of the battle, R. l-layes looks for a teammate to pass the ball fo. lA pg, 4 RIGHT: M. Gasque looks on with assurance as D. Daniels easily lays in two. BELOW: Down the court alone K. Topscott finds an open advantage for a score. BOTTOM: With the greatest of ease M. Gasque shoots a soft jump shot. BELOW RlGl-lTg Making a split-second decision, F. Hatfield maneuvers around his opponent, f Pi in all 5 45 Il 5' l 'li f ,, fi 1 -Ds. 'L l44 IV's Provide Good Follow Up For Varsity J.V. Basketball Tear-ng ABOVE First Rowg Left To Right: C. Haith, J, Scruggs, J. Scruggs, M. Carter. Second Rowi J. Routh, W. Burge, K. Tomerlin, D. Solomon. Third Row: D. Daniel, M. Gasque, K, Tapscott, F. Hatfield. LEFT: J. Scruggs lays in two! ABOVE: Making a darting move, M. Gasque moves toward the basket. I4 Basketball Western Western 43 Western 56 Western 52 Western 47 Western 65 Western 47 Western 70 Western 48 Western 55 Western 75 Western 54 Western 36 Western 42 Western 6l Western 57 Western 56 Western 58 Western 6 l Scores Cummings Northeast Cummings Williams Northwest Northeast Northwest Williams Graham Eastern Randolph Bartlett Yancey Eastern Alamance Southern Alarnance Graham Eastern Randolph Bartlett Yancey Eastern Alamance Southern Alamance Eastern Randolph lTournamentl Girls Western 5 7 Western 78 Western 5 l Western 60 Western 76 Western 67 Western 67 Western 48 Western 58 Western 60 Western 67 Western 53 Western 84 Western 66 Western 67 Western 62 Western 62 Western 69 Western 73 l46 Cummings Northeast Cummings Williams Northwest Northeast Northwest Williams Graham Eastern Randolph Bartlett Yancey Eastern Alamance Southern Alamance Graham Eastern Randolph Bartlett Yancey Eastern Alamance Southern Alamance Eastern Alamance lTournamentl Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Varsity Williams Northeast Northwest Northeast Northwest Williarns Graham Eastern Randolph Bartlett Yancey Eastern Alarnance Southern Alamance Graham Eastern Randolph Bartlett Yancey Eastern Alamance Southern Alamance Graham tTourname 1.V. ntl 10022 Participation During Spirit Week. T47 Characteristics OfW.I-1.5. Cheerleaders Vitality Supporting Variety Zest Pzozz Vivocious 1, fu I f I FAR LEFT AND RIGHT: Chief, S.OC1kley. FIRST ROW: Assist. Lotto, M. Isley. THIRD ROW: T. Koury, L. Hendrix, C, Chief, A. Leoth, R, Borbee. SECOND ROW: G. Reynolds, L. Trinidad, FOURTH ROW: R. Bowman, T, Zufoll, L. Mitchell I48 ABOVE, FRONT ROW. D. Freeman. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right. S. Owens, L. Marshall, T. Barbee, P. Bowman. TOP ROW, Leff to Right S Benolken K Latta, B. Gwynn. Chief: K. Latta. Assist. Chief: T. Barbee. I4 , 4 f Determination . . . Struggling. . .Pinning t 56, ix W . 1 txt x 1 Grczppelettes Applaud Warrior Wrestlers FIRST ROW: Left to right: R. Barrmhardt, Vice-President, S. McMillan, S. Sessoms, B. Cox, W. Moore. THIRD ROW: Left Meeks, Secretary, C. Lowe, President, P. Martir1,Treasurer, fo Righfg B, Smith, D, Steggll, K, Amick, V. Ball, L, Oakley, D SECOND ROW: Left to Rnght A. Moore, D. Myers, B, Cole, T, Sgfferfield, On To Another Victorious Season. Western Hillsboro Orange Western Graham Western Williams Western East Randolph Western Bartlett Yancey Western Eastern Western Southern Western Graham Western East Randolph Western Bartlett Yancey Western Eastern Western Southern Mid State Conference Tournament f Second Place Sectional Tournament - Second Place State Wrestling Tournament f Jerry Warren wins State Championship in l98 lb. class. Tripp Benolken went to the State Semi-Finals. Western is ranked ninth among ninety schools in the state in wrestling ability. Overall Record lO-2 R N 551 '11 Varsity Baseball Team un,' 'v .. W5 ,' M, X ,sm ,Q a if -H' '4- , ,' I 4 QAAQN, AV MN A M Y -M ,, , Y -si , yr' Am ,WA R e 'mat f i Q ABOVE: D. Wcde corefully looks for the orrivol of the patch. ABOVE RIGHT: With coordination, M. Scott delivers o fostboll. ' Q ' 1- A , as-.4g.w ' ' ' . Mgttllk. ,, ov' av- 1 ..g:- Mk- ' 5 ., Y lr ' 4 A. 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Beiangia, R. Moore, D. Gerringer. STANDING: M. Kidd, T. Humphrey, T. Price, D. Forbis, M. Tysor, L. Barker, M. Apple, G. Brown, Coach, D. Coley, W. Berry, A. Smith. ' - 4.54 .,f M E A , 7' , .... ,-, ' . . PM 'D 5...-gs .vt Gzrls Capture Conference Crown , 'Hx if -1' ' we 'mars V , f 'ff ... 'G V ,wp . K' af f- fl 1'7'f'-H' M . .4 --. -rr s.--. s-Qqwiwx w K Q- new '-we. ' N' -an X 93+-A ..,f..4fpf or , ,. gr M, 3' nfs? -r.,,,5..,,, err 5 Q wat SEATED, Left to Right: T. Koury, J. Whitesell, S. Slade, M. Troxler Y. Blanchard, D. Freeman, M. Willoughby. KNEEIJNG: S. Owen, A. Inge, M. Enoch, L.. Marshall, W. Moore, S. Goodman, L. Hubbard, M. Bryan, V. Hoover. STANDING: Mrs. Evans, Coach, D. lnge, C. Oakley R. Garrison, L. Latta, L. Lotta, K Lotto, A. Moore, K. Underwood. T 1A I w K A pf. ,. -, ,, sg 6-, . - , Erma .l,,,, .... , 2- Q ,if f 'A 4'-' , - '4' ff 5 . 1 , i ' . I. . 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Hoffman concentrates on winning the match. TOP CENTER: D. Ward reaches to make his serve good. TOP RIGHT: Ohl lt was nothing. BELOW, KNEELING: T. Hoffman, B. Stradler, L. Nicks, B. Bohigas, STANDING: J. Simpson, J. Redding, P. Bray, D. Ward, S. Helms A. Russell. I H' I 2, . -Q' f ' . .','-'i'i'i.' ,' ' 1 9 1. ii l i,y'l'l'jll'I:':' ' L ,ws- P ,dwg .,:. 4 . Air... egg? ,,.Ng.,.,laJ Y 1:51 ...Q I agp A . iiiliiiiiii .e ll llllllllll Conference Title Captured By Mike Ross. -mild . 42... ., . '57- A wi tt' V , K 7' -1 nt xv 1 Jig . ,i , 1 V .Ag A ,. A iw.. , A 1 545 g, .V ,mf wif' K ' . 'p . 9 ffcgi, I' H., 4 ' ,M i 7- 5 Mil Q 1 Y f A f K z , . . ,,.-NN .ia 5 5 I HA f fi x I T ii 3 gf? 1 ,- fs lf, V '4- 4 1 A ' .u 2 Q Lft5d0f 'Vti491 'fri' 'W K ' 4 xv 'W' tfz .. 'K ky!!! f : 1 ABOVE: Golf team members, Left to Right: K. Moorefield, M, Ross, M. Lassiter, R. Dodson, W. Reynolds, Coach L. Forbis. LEFT: With the assistance of coach L. Forbis, R. Dodson attempts a putt. LOWER LEFV: Looking down the fairway M. Ross anticipates o tremendous drive. BELOW: M. Lassiter blasts out of o sand trap. , . V i . Gaines - Spirit - Tension - Challenge - .Ei 2 and W STE- O 4 r , if frr50Ql,J -105 ,W 4 is A f s , 5 wx ' A-gf 75 ,k.L TA,-.X ..f, i 1 n 13- ! I-si i5f'kQ,':fXv-f-j - .. 1 . f Q .. , ..- Mi if Lx S1 m . Z 1 , 31' K ,K 1. L: 2:5 , H -M . - ' : 1 fs '-1 , Q N - . Y.-g' -JSM via'-'4 , 1 , alfxt , Q. -.-in ' -- . J., g ,I . 1' .' -.' ja-mul :A ' if 1 A f eff SQ gf - 'RIA Lk - I K5L,5i5 , k L ?Ax K ,. ., Victory - Defeat - Friends - Reward J Q WV, S ' WL! 1 ,Q-.-.. Qi 'fm' :QC NX . ff f 3. xr 163 PictureS Of The ,. -M V IZENSHIP F0 S771-Wigf FQHMMD My :rum U' slurs-A1001 1 Pug rn mt 1--vm annum BY GDJIJQATHWS IkANSRXl7A7llN lv' 01122478243 ' I m mn :Wim :MTB H IFKLMA . AAD MTURAUZA rm ' H. An rnfmuffmuos mahivm 'n.urxI4A77t l!l.'N'I!Y 'UHH14 u n mam us, wrnf snfu ., f k . F- ' Lf QW -a W- Q Q? HS A Q gp aww on WlMmnm H- K I I r WM: m. no I ou. vxvmv 1- ' ww sums V W IMD STAVW pM NJ 5. ,- '1g'gJ Smiles We Left Behind iiim X l 1 3' If we had The chance fo do oll of it ogoin, fell me, would we? Could we? N 4 ur ami f. U J,.,f g 'W YT! f f 33,5215 X .: ,muy Y . -Y . ,jiri Y ,, M705 71, M xx'Fl:.2f3-'gif ,gy f f 1 Qs' -QF' k u M' 'Vwflf Y ri? 1. 'Q X lg , mf Q 5, Q MW , 'Q ' ., A ,L W Q wp! N 'S WX , rx wr 1 N- ,,, fX1.f ,S sa , ' ,.., ffm F- r J H I ef-M E I K' 31 ff I Q an e '- K A. ' r A l rg, X . 11 ,, MW' -Q.,,V- Memories light the corners of our minds whenever we remember the woy we were. I 'rw '3 '-X-. . -f 'ff , ,V .3 x A'?' we w: e I QM CX.:- e' , . -- W- Amis A . Te 1 . X ,.. ,H FY x 'f' U .5 4 W Q Z nf' 'QQ x 1. I ,V X N z .zffi Y- 2 W W I f , ' ' Q A I 1 f':?'M's, Q Q' V ,gg X 15? V ff M, ,Q s, xflffffffff 22 ,,,, N 'E if . Zin ,.--f-17 V Con it '56 C? be that we were so carefree then? 169 ' v sawfiz 'Ka ,A X 5 , , T xx 'QE A K AW 5 vi. Q ,KN x. Afdxw. . ri ww' , ' 4 3' 'ii 411.- .S, .', I 1 s f 1. 1 if 'A ' ff nigib- aa 1 8 viii .3 s E 3-I f1.,f x Y y 6, , 8 , rr in A ', w mf' X 93' W- .145 'S-E 'U .z 1 .QL ,Q ' P V k v A:,.:iA?:.,k: ig Ml,,,.- X ' , 1 ' 1 ..+f-wmwsmf' 4 L M ' , - We Sharedg We Learnedp We Preparedg Together We Hoped To Succeed ,Z L.. ,av- W? ik 'kk 1 .. , N. is Q X xx P x--- :-. ..,f ,,.. ...M QA.. wi. . , a 'W W ' 5 P5 Sis . .. . a - 'VCL f :SX Q 4 gm- we 'lik f ii ,5 Q fini' .Ns As Time Passes, We llnfold The Way We Are I 8 And The Way We Were .Y K ,- 'ill il? 4 IQ ef ! 1 ji - ,-. ,-. MM He gave his honours to the world again, His blessed part to heaven, cmd Kevin Bradley Slept in peace Greg Creger So may he restg his fault lie Danny's Poem Danny's Dead! That's all they said. Never again will we see his face Never again, not even a trace. He was a man of men, A troubadour in fact! Oh, how we all wish we could have back - His Worm Smile Danny Mahaley Ricky Poole His loving for friends It so quickly came to an end Danny's Dead! That's all they said. Without Danny it won't be the same. - Henry Vlll - Richard Hopkins 180 gently on him!!! i A 1.1 i A :wean f 1 A ll .TE . anus Q i r -f S , 1 1, xl S . . 'xf 41 h 7' Y We Thank You! Mrs. Barbara Roark, Mrs. Loyce Petersen, Mr. Gordon Plumbleeg Page l8l: There's a lot between it and Page l - A year of people, places, and events. A year of fun, friends, and frustrations. But finally the l974-75 We-Hi-Wa. Our We-l-li-Wa was not the work of one person, but many, many people. Our deepest appreciation and warm thanks are going to each of you. The yearbook would not have been a success without the time, encouragement that you have given to us. Within this l3th volume there are distinguished moments which we hope each of you can relate as being a part of the memories that we left within your treasure bank. Again we thank you for your leadership and best of luck with future editions. y, .J - A E K .X . i X Q l8l LE 15085 EMIS B5 LA Advisor: Harold Perry THE TEXTILE SALES ROOM, INC. A Treasure House of Decoratives Fabrics Highway 70 Burlington, NC Phone: 584-7451 GK f 'R X HEX I , ., . GLEN RAVEN DRUG, INC. 'Y VI Glen Raven Shopping Center Phone 584-0327 Glen Raven, NC eifgezsyfegzagxwafvy 6 CARTER AND LAN DER'S ANTIQUES Highway 87 North and Shallowford Church Road Open IO-5 Weekdays I-5 Sundays The We-Hi-Wa gives special thanks to each of the participating merchants, companies, and corporations in support of our yearbook. Sincere appreciation also goes to Foster Shoe Store, Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene H. Tickle, Superior Funiture Galleries, and Student Action For Education for their contributions. , r ? ,i,, 6 xx A I t- I SXN E- tw , KXH AH C'V,f'7i W We I I sfii i , i, , A I7 Ili 4 'lltfifif Xflll I A eff S l82 CCDLI TY CDD K7 V 'Qi Q GLEN RAVEN gg - If-N ExxoN M -I - SERVICE STATION f L '-.I . If 2 -R X 5 If XM I . I Q-1 I - I f I l I 4 We Give S 84 H Green Stamps 20I0 W. Webb Avenue Woodrow Faucette Owner Your Friendly Ford Dealer LE. BUDDY EoaI.EMAN, JR. 94, 0 Q A Agent , A 51 P.O. BOX 4276, IAI3 W. Webb Ave. Insuunu ' I Burlington, N.C. 272I5 ' fi If off' ' 227-5584 R .- 584-I893 XQ ,QU K, F ICG. es. , It D . ,. Ie.. in I- -'T S- MEPHERSON HARDWARE f-7-fjflugiwi AND I Vg Intersection I-85 and Hwy 87 GARDEN SUPPUES ' X f 346 Swoffh SI. 11 I ,fw- Zv- AQ ' CO 9'O:UlOtlO S NIIIIIHCIIESIIIIII. 0 . Seniors of '75 g g NORTHCREST I T' I . 7, MARKET I 'i I I ,I Ir ..f 3...-1 .,-.I1.gI,,, LISQEU I ' ff A I - - ' Congratulations ELON GROCERY A ' ' I All Seniors jill A .- '. Lebanon Street I' E1 'E ' A It ' I l . A1152 Hwy' North Elon College I , l g , ga 5 , A DANEoRD'S ELORIST INC. .NN ' t M4 533' ' 4I3 S. Spring PIEDMoNT METALS ' if ' T-T B I' t Fabricators of Miscellaneous Steel BURLINGTON FARM SERVICES, INC. I5 I 5 West Webb Ave. Post Office Box I70 Burlington, NC. 272I6 Phone: 226-7080 Intersection Hwys. 87 8. I00 PO. Box 4095 Phone 584-7742 Glen Raven, North Carolina '1 I83 'Village Wea! tglalale OF BURLINGTON, LTD. 2327 S. Church Street Business Phone: Burlington, N.C. 27215 919-228-7823 Asher -Mcfxdams BV DRUG CO. xl 305 Trollinger St., Burlington, NC K. '19 E' Mom SI' Phoheg 226-1619 G'bS0'W 'ef NC Free Delivery - Free Parking f ph' 449'4I8I LOWE'S SI-IRUBBERY 84 GARDEN CENTER 3 a . pg-- Rt. 2, Elon College, NC li . - W.L. Lowe, Owner 584-8258 OVERMAN CABINET AND SUPPLY, INC. Cabinets - Screens - Window Units - Mill Work Framing and Building Material Phone: 584-1349 St. Marks Church Rd. 902609 .gfalwpio A ,,..,N Burlington 82 Elon Hwy. .lssxl P,O. Box 4144 lf' ,W Glen Raven, NC yi ' fit Phone 584-7781 I XLT , Shadowbrook Plaza I It ,-4 L 2553 s. Church K Burlington, NC Phone 584-1 165 Quality Dress 81 Decorative Fabrics Compliments Ot THE BISCUIT SHOPPE INC. Home at a Better Country Ham Biscuit 894856 930,99 348 S. Main Street , Holly Hill Mall 226-0297 Y 584-9868 Burlington, N.C. Harrell Barrington Manager Home Phone 226-2688 CLAAR LIGHTING Fixtures for Every Need Lamp Repairs 8- Parts 2561 S. Church St. Burlington, NC - iz., E .5 1 GTCEUQ 184 Qwwsgsudg Meme , ,Mg Wade F. Lowe James A. Lowe ll 4 I ' Compliments of Sm, um Compliments Q? STADLER'S Q13 EDWIN S. COLLINS AGENCY ' 5 msunmcc Country I-lams, Inc , I X 'E ly Route 3, BOX I2 Auto - Life - Fire - I-lealth Ins. ' Elon College, NC S S DOPTGT BUY A DUNN - COLEY AGENCY X C N A POKE! Real Estate General Insurance THOMAS PAINT 8 PAPER INC. F 537 North Church Street ' , Burlington, NC I Phone: 226-5509 I if I Rentals Sales I-Iomes Farms Industrial Appraisals Custom Building 226-7365 226-6357 GLIDDEN PAINT 8. GLASS, INC. 427 North Church St., Burlington, NC Phone: 227-3054 l85 . . .7 Gi W' e l J u ft n ' A 66' i'l f 5 . ss. if Mg 5 Minor Repairs, Tune Ups jj . his Brakes, Mufflers 81 1,5 ZW. , 1 nan Tires, Batteries X . ' , I' Automobile Air Conditioning X, Q And Transmission Service l . F Mon. - Sat., 7 A,M. to ll PM, W CUSTOM FABRICATION 2207 Edgewood Ave. Ph. 584-9436 A Structural Steel f Metal Doors , . ' Overhead Doors P 5 R D U 5 it 'Frames I' f Windows i O O' ERN it Toilet Partitions ,rm kftgqfgg 22 CARPET CLEANERS W. Lebanon Ave. .WW?'v9Z?'r- ' Z' .' Q - 4 . A Elon College, N.C. ORNAMENTAL IRON SPECIALISTS 27244 fColumns fRailings 584-8657 l36 W. 5th Phone: 227-55l5 THE BARE'S DEN Williamson Ave. Elon College, NC SALLY'S BARBER 8. STYLING Featuring: Rotfler Sculptur Kut, Hair Styling, Hair Pieces, Products for Men Si .Whig fqfemnanl ghof Phone: 584-l422 Ladies of THE Donut SHOPPE lc- HOW River, N.C. Q OF ' Cum Park Plaza Shopping Center v GLEN RAVEN Burlington, N.C. Sew and Save X- 'T' 6AM-llPM -- TII'Q Lxuuo Q MILL OUTLET Burlington Mebane Shop With Us - 5, . xo Q, I - T ,QS We Care L SARTlN'S BEAUTY SHOP 311 Trollinger St. Burlington, N.C. Phone: 226-8119 ROXlE'S FLORIST l733 N. Church St. Burlington, N.C. Phones: Day - CA6-O2 l 5 Night - CA6-4225 186 Civilians 5 CiVinC1L1LC35 ' I ,N W. ,IQ ! sxnnauairrs 5 UNITY fill SERVIBE ANDREW'S 3. LEWIS 9 955 5 AAA SIGNS Highway 87 North 584-6590 Route Burlington WHITAKER HOSIERY, INC. Route l, Elon College Phone: 584-7628 Your Sign Ot Quality Phone: 584-l375 Neon - Plastic - Commercial Route lO Burlington, North Carolina Joseph F. Matkins , T. 3:5 222222 JJ Vx! 'N BARGAIN BARN OUTLET 1 ll .Dion neil. , 'i HUEY S 6 2l05 W. Webb Ave., Burlington, NC J54-' BARBECUE, INC. . :::::: Phone: 584-9896 35:55 - ' . ZZ: :::Z ' N ' ' T :: Clothes To Suit The Entire --wg: 9, A Phone: 584-7211 33:31 Fomny gggggg Glen Raven, NC s o J 2:2122 122:22 Q ' open 9-7 Nightly 'X cg- 1' .4 ' 3:2122 Except Thur. 84 Fri. 9-9 1:38 ' seas: szssss GOOD FOODW 5 6 1 I Congratulations Seniorslll THE ' DAIRY Q 'L ' 0 0 CASTLE Hwy. 87 North Phone: 584-8838 Elon College, NC Quickjgn Just A Good Place To Buy A Car Huffman Mill Road Drawer 969 Burlington, NC 272l5 SUMNER HARDWARE AND TOY CENTER l3 l 7 W. Webb Ave. Phone: 226-0869 Hardware - Houseware - Bicycles - Toys - Etc. BURLINGTON PRODUCE CO. G.L. Beck Elon Highway Phone: 584-95l l 189 ai! Ra. ,fr ,-f Cone- Champion of the casual way of life since 1895. We first made our mark in denim, and soo'n became Americas leading manufacturer of this comfortablefabric. Nextcame Cone corduroy, an equal winner. Today the 25 plants of Cone Mills Corporation create and finish a whole line-up of fabricsforcasualwear, sportswear, sleepwear, uniforms, and career apparel. Homefurnishings and home sewing fabrics, towels, bedspreads- even dyestuffs and polyurethane foam are now partofourfamilyofproducts.The14,500 employees of Cone Mills Corporation are proud of their part in creating basic fabrics that are the backbone ofAmericanfashion. r . Cone , Would you like +0 be a parf of flue Cone ieam? Con. Cliffside, Foresf City, Gibsonville, Greensboro, Haw River, Henrietta, fad, us af any of our planf locaiions in fhe .Following Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury, North Carolina: communnies, Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, South Carolina. Pevple 'ive in MEET THE CHALLENGE iv V H AAOJUD I ' ' or THE FUTURE WITH Us elf e J 5 gym KAYSER' R0'l'I'I g'xgP'h0Se HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. Ever changing styles, fibers, fand 'manufacturing tgchlncnogy h . . . . . . m mower fizzszzapie w::.1':'::,T2 aspsgiuazrnpsayf zgziszzfzrzsi fo Gt Q7 this demand has brought us to the position of one of the worId's largest producers of hosiery for men and women. We invite you to investigate bgcominglg mteqmbsr. of gcugpteamtlln glhgllargi 3: your interest an o wor wa u in a mg e en tomorrow. KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, Inc. BURLINGTON A DIVISION OF KAYSER-ROTH iii CORPORATION NORTH CAROLINA TT T TT TT TQT rm TTU new TTXT mmm ww, Q A DIVISION OF BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES Executive Offices Drawer 201 Burlingotn, North Carolina 272I5 I9I A , c.B, ELLIS Music co. SHELL T Y tix 83 Years Of Y g X K E S li- . Quality fs P Q Instruments -V V gl? Off' at MZ 27l East Front Street KKK Burlington, NC Aki, UICKIE MART Q 0 It A F Sr 'd P ks 'C Q ree Ogiiloir or mg Q X XX 50l Burlington Ave. QW A l l Customers tix Gibsonville, NC e l . gs fl Jfj JJ .ff lil Devoy Hopkins Owner Minor Repairs, Tune Ups, Brakes, Mufflers 81 A Tires, Batteries, Automobile Air Conditioning Mon. -Sat. 7 A.M. to l l P,M. 226-8635 2178 N. Church PLAZA P 527 North Church Street Phone - 227-4266 RESTAURANT 81 CAFETERIA Private Dining Rooms and Caterers l503 N. Graham-l-lopedale Rd. Burlington, NC Phone: 227-7384 Groceries Beer Wine Ice Amoco Gas Open 7 Days 7:00 till l l:0O Iwi? 'iw It Allstate Motor Club Mastercharge BankAmericard 6 Q In C IW U RESTAURANT il 1 -P57 1233 W. Webb Ave., Burlington, NC 27215 46,4 Phone: 228-8377 J , 4 Breakfast Seafood Specialty iWf, , ,Qgl Cafeteria Lunch Take Out Orders xi ?- 192 ganzfelinzenla The Community We Serve CITY WIDE AND COUNTRY SIDE 4 nik.: V- SUANSON - A 0 E if Ega n! H 537-A Huffman Mill Road , 'i' ' '4' , fCoble Bldg. Across from Hilton Innl I' -, rs 5 5' W Bufiingion, North cofoimo 27215 ' Bus: 584-0I86 Q GLASGOW'S oitocsirav 'VVZAIY' S ' I U fy of 2 Route I, Hwy 70 A 1 C X Burlington, N.C Where Good Taste Is Never Added I To The Price Tag t , X ELON GRILL COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS til IO8 N. Williamson Ave One Mile West of Holly Hill Mallon 70-A 'A ia-13:-1 A X X, Plate Lunches and Sandwiches of All Kinds ungfzy gin!! 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Austin, Claudia I7, I Baker, Alice I7 Baldwin, Linda I6, I7, I, 8, IO, 75 Barbee, Rhonda I7, I0, I36, 75 Barber, Ann I7, I Barber, Barry I7 Barber, Lee I7 Barber, Tim I7, I Barham, Susan I7 Barker, Lynn I7, I36 Barnhardt, Richard I7, 8, I36, 75 Beckom, Pam I7 Bennette, Robin I7 Benolken, Tripp I7, I50 Blanchard, Keith I7, 27, I50 Bowling, Pam I7, 62, 8 Brinkley, Teresa I8, I, 8, 73 Brown, Kerri I4, I8, 62, I I, 75 Browning, Cindy I8 Bryant, Danny I8, I Byerly, Debbie I8, I Cantrell, Donna I8 Carnell, Renee I8, I Church, Jackie I8 Click, Bobbi I8, 73 Cobb, Glenn I8, 62, 75 Coble, Myrna I8, 7, 73 Coghill, Deirdre I8 Cole, Donna I8 Coleman, Jimmy I8 Coley, Doug I8, 8, I36 Collins, Barry I8, I, I36 Collins, Janie I8 Cook, Deborah I5, I8, II Cook, Lawanda I5, I8, I, II Cook, Nancy I9 Counts, Robert I9, 65 Cox, Wanda I9 Curry, Ronald I9, I Dale, Becky I9 Daniel, Debbie I9 Daniely, Steve I9 Davis, Debbie I9 200 Index Davis, Sharon I9 Doye, Gewn I9 Disney, Terrie I9 Duggins, Mark I9, I, I36 Dupree, Susan I9, I, 73 Durham, Tanya I9 Edmonds, Teresa I9 Edwards, Mark I9 Ellison, Karen I9 Ellison, Kathy I9 Enoch, Mary I9 Evans, Bobby I9 Dawne 20, I, II, 73 Evans, Shirley 20 Evans, Farnham, Shannon 20 Faucette, David I5, 20, 6, I I, Faulkner, Donnie 20 Flack, Billy 20 Forbis, Doug 20, 27, I36, 75 Franklin, Sherri 20, I, 8 Frick, Donna 20, I Garrison, Marty 20, 8, 75 Gerringer, Cheryl 20, 75 Gerringer, Dean 20 Gerringer, Shane 20 Gilliam, Denise 20, 27 Gilliam, George 20 Graves, Coy 20 Graves, Elsie 20 Greeson, Susan 20 Hall, Kathy 20, 64 Harris, Vickie 20 Hazelwood, Linda 2I Helms, Yvonne 2I, 75 Henderson, Jimmy 2I Herbin, Deanna 2I Hicks, Wanda 2I, 9 Holland, Roxanne 2I, 62 Hopkins, Earl 2I Hughes, Jimmy 2I Hunley, Kevin 2I Isley, Larry 2I Jackson, Joel Johnson, Sandra 2I Jones, Jeff 2I, I36 Kidd, Mike 2I, 63, I36 King, David I36 l36, 64 Lassiter, Mike 16, 21 Latta, Lena 21, 136 Lea, Mary 21 Leath, Annette 21, 9, 11, 136, 75, 73 Lee, JCJCkie 21, 62, 64, 75, 73 Lewis, Mike 21, 7 Lowder, Michael 22 L0we,cyn1h1Q 22, 27, 1, 4, a, 75, 152, 102, 82 Loy, Patti 22, 1, 64, 75 Mahaley, Danny Thomas 22 Mansfield, Gary 22, 62 Massey, Cheryl 22 Massey, David 22, 62 Massey, Sherry 22, 1 May, Robert 22 Mclntyre, Anna 22, 1, 5, 3, McMillan, Lewis 22, 10, 73 Merritt, James 16, 22, 1, 8 Miller, Arlene 22 Mitchell, Tim 22, 6 Moore, Sharon 22, 8 Moorefield, Kathryn 22 Murray, Kenny 22 Murray, Renae 22 Newell, Richard 22 Nicks, Lynne 22, 10, 11 Oakley, Gary 23, 136, 64 Oakley, Susan 22, 8, 136 Page, Dale 23 Page, Robin 23, 27, 62, 8, 6 Palmer, Donna 23 Parker, Beth 23 Parker, Kenneth 23 Payne, Jerry 23 Petty, Ellen 23 Pinnix, Jerl 23 Pinnix, Robin Ann 23 Poole, Ricky 23 Price, Vicki 23 Proffitt, Darrell 23 Putnam, John 23 Rascoe, Robin 23, 1, 75 Ray, Deborah 23 8, 75 4, 75, 73 Index Roney, Susan 24 Ross, Jul ie 24 Ross, Theresa 24, 75 Ross, Zetta 24 Royster, Curtis 24 Russell , Andy 160 Russell, Lawrence 24 Salmon, Bill 24 Salmons, Janet 24, 1 Satterfield, Nancy 24 Saul, Ronald 24 Sicks, Linda 24 Simpson,Yogi 10 Slade, Janet 24, 26, 1 Slade, Shelia 24 Slaughter, Cathy 24 Smith, Alfred 24, 62 Smith, Cheryl 24 Smith, John 24 Smith, Tina Kernodle 24, 73 Somers, Susan 24 Stanley, Doug 24 Stewart, Jimmy 25 St reef, Mark 25, 62 Stubblefield, Sammy 25, 1, 62, 8, 75 Reynolds, Gail 23, 27, 1, 62, 8, 11, 136, 65, 75 Rinker, Mark 23, 62 Rogers, Karen 23 Rogers, Karen 23 Stubblefield, Vickie 25 Summers, Lucy 25 Sutton, Cathy 25, 1, 62, 7, 3, 75 Sykes, Joanie 25 Swift, Joe 25 Thomas, Angela 25, 1, 62, 4 Thompson, Bobby 25 Thompson, Dari 25 Thompson, Linda Justice 25 Tickle, Roseann 25 Trent, Janice 25, 1, 62, 75 Trinidad, Butch 25 Underwood, Doug Valentine, Terry 25 Vanhoy, Faith 25, 7 Vargas, Angela 25, 1 Wade, David 26 Wagoner, Robbie 26 Walker, Ronnie 26, 1, 62, 9, 11, 136, 139, 64 Ward, David 26, 63, 160 Wilkerson, Sherry 26, 1 Woodruff, Sylvia 26, 73 Senior Statistics Emily Ray Alexander National Honor Society 2,3,45 Committee Chairman 45 West Side Story I,25 Civinettes I,2,3,45 Chaplain 35 Latin Club I5 French Club 2,35 President 35 Chorus 2,35 Accompanist I,2,3 Band 45 Student Council I,2,45 Committee Chairman 45 Office Assistant 45 Class Officer, Vice-President I5 Secretary 45 Marshal 35 DAR Good Citizen Award 45 Superlative5 We- Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Larry Alexander Allen FFA I,25 FHA 3,45 J.V. Basketball 2,35 Co-Captain 35 Baseball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Health Careers 45 Track 4. Sherri Gail Andrews Civinettes 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 President 45 Student Council 45 Corresponding Secretary 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Attendant 3,45 Miss Western Contestant 2,3,45 FSA 3,45 Superlative. Rene Dawn Apple Latin Club 35 Wrestling Auxiliary I5 FSA 45 Health Careers 3,45 Treasurer 4. Claudia Marie Austin FHA l,2,35 Exchangettes 3,45 Latin Club 35 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 FSA Secretary 45 Softball 2. Alice Mae Baker FHA 25 Bus Driver 3,45 FSA 45 Health Careers 4. Linda Gayle Baldwin West Side Story 45 Civinettes I,2,3,45 Second Vice-President 35 Treasurer 45 Spanish Club 25 Band 2,3,45 Head Majorette 45 Student Council 3,45 Prom Waitress l,25 Class Officer, Vice-President 3,45 FSA 45 President 45 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor Rhonda Carole Barbee National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 J.V. Cheerleader I,25 Chief 25 We-Hi-Wa 2,3,45 Civinettes I,2,3,45 Chaplain 45 French Club 3,45 Vice- President 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Student Council 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Most Valuable J,V. Cheerleader 25 Most Outstanding Home Ec. I I5 Superlative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Ann Cornelia Barber FHA l,2,35 Exchangettes 35 Treasurer 45 Latin Club 2,35 Chorus I I5 Pep Club l,25 Wrestling Auxiliary 3,45 FSA 4. Barry Lee Barber VICA 4. Lee Louis Barber VICA President 45 FFA 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,35 Wrestling 45 Manager 2. Timothy Ray Barber Civitans 3,45 Exchange 25 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 J.V. Football 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Track 2. Susan M. Barham Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Club l,2. Donald Lynn Barker FFA 2,45 Varsity Football 45 J.V. Football 35 Wrestling 3,45 Track 2,3,4. Richard Alan Barnhardt Civitans 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus II 25 Varisty Football 3,45 J.V. Football 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Bus Driver 45 Wrestling I,2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Chess Club I5 Track I,2,45 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor Pamela Lynn Beckom SAE 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Pep Club l,25 Guidance Assistant 45 Wrestling Auxiliary 35 Bus Driver 4. Robin Alaine Bennett FHA I,25 Health Careers 3,4. 202 George Herbert Benolken Exchange 35 Pep Club 2,35 Wrestling I,2,3,45 Tri-Captain 4. Donald Keith Blanchard VICA 35 Treasurer 45 FHA 3,45 Parlimentarian 45 Exchange 35 Wrestling I,2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,4. Pamela Lynn Bowling National Honor Society 3,45 Committee Chairman 45 Band 2,3,45 Civinettes 2,3,45 Latin Club I5 Spanish Club 2,35 Marshal. Teresa Penley Brinkley Latin Club l,2. Kerri Machell Brown National Honor Society 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Wrestling Auxiliary 25 Class Officer, Treasurer 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Marshal 35 Miss Western 2,3,45 Runner-Up 25 Homecoming Attendant 25 Prom Waitress I5 Office Assistant 45 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Cindy Browning Chorus ll 2. Danny Lee Bryant FHA 35 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club I. Debbie Sue Byerly VICA 3,45 Vice-President 45 FHA 45 Band l,2. Rene Gail Cornell VICA 45 DECA 35 FHA I,25 We-Hi-Wa I5 Bible Club 45 Chorus Il 25 Drama Club l,2. Michaek Vernon Childers Transfer, DECA 45 Band I5 J.V. Football 25 Baseball I. Jackie Lynn Church VICA 45 FHA I,2,3. Barbara Carol Click FHA I5 West Side Store I,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Drama Club 35 President 45 Dramatic Club 3. Marshell Glenn Cobb National Honor Society 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Chess Club I,2,3,45 President 45 Junior Exchange 3,45 Sergeant-At-Arms 45 Latin Club l,25 Guidance Assistant 45 Marshal 35 Vice- President, Chess Club 35 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Myrna Lorraine Coble FHA I,35 Spanish Club 25 Drama Club 3,45 Vice-President 4. Deirdre Dawn Coghill FHA I,25 Chorus I I5 Pep Club I5 Drama Club 3,45 Dramatic Award 3. Donna Renee Cole FHA 2,45 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 35 Wrestling Auxiliary 3,4. James Wesley Coleman FHA 45 Spanish Club 2. Douglas Ross Coley Civitans I,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 French Club 35 Secretary 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,35 Varsity Football 3,45 J.V. Football I,25 Pep Club l,25 Office Assistant 45 Track I,3,45 Superlative. Barry Lynn Collins We-Hi-Wa I5 Civitans I,2,3,45 Sergeant-At-Arms 45 French Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,35 Varsity Football 3,45 J.V. Football l,25 Pep Club 25 Prom Waiter l,25 Office Assistant 45 Most Improved Tenor, Chorus ll 2. Janie Cook Collins DECA 45 Chorus I I. Deborah Kay Cook FHA 2,3,4. Senior Statistics Dianne Karen Cook VICA 3,45 FHA I. Lawanda Susan Cook FHA I,2,3,45 Historian 45 Pep Club I5 Bus Driver 3,4. Nancy Carol Cook FHA I5 Chorus I I. Robert Arnold Counts Spanish Club 2,3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll Assistant Chorus Master 45 Accompianist 25 Varsity Football Manager 25 J.V. Football Manager 25 Pep Club 3. Wanda Kay Cox Ronald Curry We-Hi-Wa I5 Band I,25 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Co-Captain 45 Freshman Basketball I5 Pep Club 2,3,45 Prom Waiter 2. Sarah Rebecca Dail FHA I5 Drama Club 3,45 Softball I. Stephen Michael Danieley FHA 45 FFA 2,3,45 Vice-President 3,45 Chorus I I5 Pep Club 3. Debbie Ann Davis FHA I,2,35 Chorus I I. Sharon Jean Davis Spanish Club 3,45 FHA 25 Junior Homemaker Degree 2. Gwendolyn Veret Daye Library Club 3,45 VICA 45 FHA 3,45 Bible Club 45 Pep Club 3. Terrie E. Disney FHA 2. Mark Roger Duggins We-Hi-Wa I5 Civitans I,2,3,45 French Club 45 Chrous I I5 Chorus ll 25 Varsity Football 3,45 J.V. Football I,25 Pep Club I,25 Wrestling I,2. Susan Kaye Dupree FHA I5 Civinettes 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Band I,2,3,45 Feature Twirler 3,45 Superlative. Tanya Gail Durham Exchangettes 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Band 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus II 2,35 Pep Club I. Teressa Dale Edmonds FHA 2,3,4. Marcus C. Edwards, Jr. Latin Club 3,4. ' Karen Sue Ellison Library glubC25 Treasurer 25 VICA 45 DECA 35 FHA 25 Chorus 5 tu ent ounci 45 Pep Cl b l5Cl Off' ,P 'd 1. Softball 21 CO-Captain 2. u ass icer resi ent , Kathy Lynne Ellison National Honor Society 3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Vice- President 35 President 45 We-Hi-Wa I5 French Club I,25 Band I,2,3,45 Pep Club I5 Most Improved Woodwind Award I. Mary Ann Enoch Bob William Evans DECA 45 FHA 3,45 Vice-President 45 FFA 35 Spanish Club 2,4, Treasurer 45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 4. Gayle Dawne Evans Civinettes 3,45 French Club 35 Band I,2,3,45 Sergeant Librarian 3,45 Varsity Basketball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Softball I. Sandra Kaye Evans Library Club 2,35 DECA 3,45 Pep Club I5 Softball I. Shirley Ann Evans Pep Club I,2,35 Miss Western Contestant I5 Prom Waitress I Class Officer, Secretary 4. Shannon Rex Farnham DECA 3,45 President 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Chess Club I,2. David Glenn Faucette FHA 35 FFA l,45 Varsity Football 3,45 J,V. Football I,25 Freshman Basketball I5 Baseball I,2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. Donnie Lynn Faulkner William Alton Flack, Jr. DECA 45 FHA 35 Latin Club 2,35 Pep Club 3. Douglas Gene Forbis Latin Club 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,3,45 Chorus Master 45 Varsity Football 3,45 J.V. Football I,25 Co-Captain 25 Freshman Basketball I5 Pep Club 35 Class Officer, President 25 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Citizen Of The Year I5 Superlative5 We- Hi-Wa Senior Honor5 Track I,2,3,4. Sheri Dawn Franklin We-Hi-Wa I5 Civinettes 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Band I,2,3,45 Head Color Guard 45 Student Council 35 Historian 35 Miss Western Contestant I,2,3,45 Runner-Up I5 Miss Western 3. Donna Marie Frick National Honor Society 2,3,45 FHA I,2,3,45 Parliamentarian 25 Chaplain 45 Co-Reporter 35 Exchangettes 3,45 French Club 3,45 Chorus I I5 Band 35 Student Council 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Pep Club I. Kathy V. Fulk FHA I5 Spanish Club 3. Marty Lee Garrison Library Club 45 FHA 3,45 President 45 SAE 45 Chorus I 'I5 Student Council 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Tri-Captain 45 J.V, Basketball I,25 Pep Club 25 Prom Waiter I,2,35 Superlative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Nathan Denny Garrison FFA I,2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Chess Club I. Allen Shane Gerringer VICA 45 FFA 2,3,4. Cheryl Dianne Gerringer Civinettes 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Latin Club 25 Pep Club l,2,35 FSA 45 Vice-President 45 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Gary Dean Gerringer FHA 45 FFA 2,3,45 Reporter 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Varsity Football Manager5 Wrestling I,25 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Track 3,4. Elizabeth Denise Gilliam Latin Club 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Varisty Basketball I,25 Manager 3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. George Stephen Gilliam VICA 45 Pep Club 3. Coy Lee Graves FFA I,2,4. Elsie Mae Graves DECA 45 FHA 35 Pep Club I,2,3. Susan Carol Greeson VICA 45 Secretary 45 FHA 2,35 Latin Club 25 Chorus I I5 Drama 3. Cathy Annette Hall DECA 45 FHA 35 Exchangettes 25 Miss DECA 4. Jerry J. Harrell Vickie Gaynell Harris Library Club 45 DECA 3,45 FHA 3,45 SAE 2. O3 2 Senior Statistics Linda Susan Hazelwood DECA 45 FFA 3. Yvonne Christine Helms FHA 35 Exchangettes l,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 French Club 35 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Band 3,45 Miss Western 45 Office Assistant 45 Bus Driver 3,45 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. James Ryland Henderson VICA 45 Chess Club 2. Howard Dwight Hensley Pep Club 2,3. Deanna Carol Herbin FHA 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Student Council 45 Pep Club 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Class Officer, Secretary 3. Wanda Kay Hiclc, FHA 2,35 French Club 2,35 Softball I. Cheryl Roxanne Holland FHA l,3,45 FFA 45 Exchangettes 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 2,3. Edward Earl Hopkins Library Club 3,45 FFA 2,3,4. Richard Lynn Hopkins Library Club 3,45 Sergeant-At-Arms 45 Health Careers 35 Chaplain 35 Chess Club l,2,3. James Willard Hughes Spanish Club 2,3. Kevin Eugene Hunley DECA 3,4. Larry Keith Isley FFA 45 Spanish Club 2. Joel David Jackson Band l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Jazz Band 3,4. Sandra Ruth Johnson Pep Club 35 ESSA 4. Jeffrey R. Jones Civitans 2,35 Latin Club l,25 Chorus I I5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 J.V. Football I5 Baseball I5 Pep Club 35 Track 25 Awareness Club I5 Superlative. Paulette Florine Jones FHA 45 Health Careers 35 Historian 3. Jimmy Michael Kidd Spanish Club 2,35 Varsity Football 3,45 J.V. Football l,25 Varsity Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball I5 Baseball I5 Pep Club 2,35 Office Assistant 45 Most Valuable Track 35 Most Improved Football 35 Chess Club 35 Track 35 Superlative. David Earl King FHA 45 Civitans 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Chess Club l,25 Varsity Football 4. Michael Eugene Lassiter Civitans 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club l,25 Class Officer, President 45 Golf l,2,3,4. Lena Christine Lotta FHA l,2,35 SAE 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Student Council 45 Recording Secretary 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Manager 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Wrestling Auxiliary I5 Track 3,4. Valerie Annette Leath National Honor Society 2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,45 Assistant Chief 45 J.V. Cheerleader I5 Civinettes 2,3,45 .Chaplain 45 French Club 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Co-Vice President 35 Pep Club l,25 Miss Western Contestant 2,45 Runner-Up 25 Prom Waitress l,25 Office Assistant 45 Track 2 Superlative. 204 r Horace Jackson Lee, Jr. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Library Club 45 Exchange 45 Junior Engineers 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Secretary 35 Vice- President 45 Spanish Club l,25 Chief Marshal 35 Chess Club l,2,3,45 Secretary 2,3,45 Treasurer 3,45 Superlative5 We-Hi- Wa Senior Honor. Michael Phillip Lewis SAE l,25 FFA 25 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Drama l,2,3,4. Michael Brady Lowder Library Club 35 VICA 45 Spanish l,25 Chess Club l,2,3,45 Tennis 3. Cynthia Darlene Lowe We-Hi-Wa 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Latin Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Student Council l,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Wrestling Auxiliary l,2,3,45 President 45 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Sherry Ann Lowe VICA 45 Treasurer 45 FHA l,25 Spanish 35 Chorus l I5 Pep Club l,2. Patti Ann Loy National Honor Society 2,3,45 West Side Story l,2,35 Awareness Club 35 Vice-President 35 French Club 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll l,2,35 Accompanist l,2,35 Secretary 2,35 Student Council l,2,3,45 Committee Chairman 35 Varsity Basketball l,2,3,45 Captian 45 Most Valuable Chorus Accompanist5 Most Improved Basketball Player5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Malcolm Lewis McMillan, Jr. We-Hi-Wa Photographer 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Band l,25 Drum Major 3,45 Pep Club l,25 Bus Driver 45 Track l,2, James Lee Merrit National Honor Society 3,45 Sergeant-At-Arms 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Civitans 2,3,45 Freshman Basketball I5 Pep Club l,2,35 Office Assistant 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 45 Marshal 35 Superlative. Arlene Miller DECA 45 FHA 45 FFA 45 Spanish Club 4. Timothy Lee Mitchell DECA 45 Spanish Club l,2,35 Chorus I I5 Chorus II 2. Gary Lloyd Mansfield FFA 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Bus Driver 3,45 Marshal 3. Steve D. Martin VICA 45 FFA 3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. Cheryl Ann Massey Varsity Cheerleader 25 J.V. Cheerleader I5 We-Hi-Wa 3,45 French Club 3,45 Civinettes 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus Il 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Class Officer, Secretary 2. David Quintin Massey We-Hi-Wa Photographer 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Band Captain 45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Marshal 35 Most Improved Brass Player 2. Sherry Denise Massey FHA 2,35 Exchangettes 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Pep Club I5 Biology Award 25 FSA 4. Robert Milton May VICA 45 Bus Driver 3,4, Bobby McCullom Anna Maria Mclntyre We-Hi-Wa l,2,3,45 Associate Editor 35 Co-Editor 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Civinettes l,2,3,45 Treasurer I5 French Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Manager l,25 Softball I5 Awareness 35 Superlative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Senior Statistics Sharon Denise Moore West Side Story 3,45 Section Editor 45 Civinettes l,2,3,45 Secretary 35 President 45 Spanish Club I,25 Pep Club I,2,3. Kathy Lee Moorefield Civinettes l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Varsity Basketball l,2,35 Prom Waitress I,25 Office Assistant 45 Golf l,2,3,45 Softball I5 Superlative. Darlinda Renae Murray FHA I5 Health Careers I. Kenny Lee Murray Latin Club l,25 Pep Club l,2,35 Chess I,3. John Richard Newell FHA 45 FFA 45 Latin Club 35 Varsity Football Manager I5 Baseball Manager l,25 Chess Club 2,3. Deborah Lynne Nicks West Side Story 3,45 French Club 2,45 Secretary 35 Chorus I I5 Chorus Il 25 Student Council 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Tennis 3. Gary Martin Oakley Civitans 2,3,45 French Club I,25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Tri- Captain 45 J.V. Football I5 Baseball I5 Pep Club l,2,35 Prom Waiter I,25 Superlative5 Chess Club l,35 Track I,4. Susan Diane Oakley Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,45 Chief 45 Civinettes l,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Class Officer, Treasurer l,25 Awareness Club 35 Superlative. Dwight Dale Page Civitans 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Vice-President 35 Student Council 45 Pep Club 2,35 Office Assistant 45 Superlative. Robin Marie Page National Honor Society 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 West Side Story l,2,3,45 Civinettes l,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Committee Chairman 45 Latin Club I5 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Committee Chairman 45 Pep Club I5 Office Assistant 45 Citizenship Award I5 Superlative5 We- Hi-Wa Senior Honor. A Do El' be is P I Library Club 4, Band 23:45 FSA .i O me' Kenneth D. Parker Varsity Basketball 25 J.V. Basketball 35 Freshman Basketball Melodie Beth Parker Latin Club 2,35 Civinettes 2,3,45 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Student Council 2,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Health Careers 45 Superlative. Jerry H. Payne, Jr. Civitans 2,3,45 Lati'n Club 2,35 Band I5 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Tri-Captain 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball I5 Baseball I5 Prom Waiter 25 Chess Club l,35 Track l,4. Ellen Malia Petty FHA l,2,35 Chaplain 35 Exchangettes l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club l,25 Office Assistant 4. Jerl Wayne Pinnix FHA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. Robin Ann Pinnix FHA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Health Careers 35 Softball I. Vickie Bryant Price Latin Club 2,35 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,3,4. Darrell Edward Proffit VICA 3,45 FFA 3,4. John W. Putnam, Jr. VICA 3,45 Parlimentarian 45 FHA 3,4. Robin Linelle Rascoe National Honor Society 3,45 Exchangettes 3.4: Committee Chairman 45 Latin Club 2,35 Office Assistant 45 Wrestling Auxiliary l,25 Health Careers 3,45 Secretary 45 Chess Club I,25 We-Hi-Wa Senicrr Honor. Deborah Ann Ray FHA l,2,35 Vice-President 35 Exchangettes 2,3,45 Chaplain 35 Committee Chairman 45 Latin Club 2,35 Band 25 Pep Club I,25 Health Careers 3,45 Parlimentarian. Gail Rae Reynolds National Honor Society 2,3,45 Committee Chairman 45 West Side Story 35 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,45 We-Hi-Wa 25 Exchangettes I,2,35 Committee Chairman 35 Spanish Club l,25 Pep Club l,2,35 Office Assistant 45 Marshal 35 Most Dependable Varsity Cheerleader 35 Spanish Award 25 Superlative. Mark Craig Rinker West Side Story 35 Co-Editor 35 Photographer 35 Exchange 45 French Club I,25 Health Careers 45 Chess Club l,2,3,45 Vice- President 4. Tina Angela Robertson Spanish Club 25 Band l,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Health Careers 4. Karen Darlene Rogers National Honor Society 45 Library Club 2,35 Secretary 45 FHA 2,3,45 SAE 25 Bus Driver 4. Susan Mary Roney VICA 45 FHA 3,45 FFA 2,35 Spanish Club 2. Julie Faye Ross National Honor Society 2,3,45 Library Club 45 FHA l,2,35 Pep Club I,25 Bus Driver 3,4. Theresa Diane Ross National Honor Society 2,3,45 Chaplain 45 Exchangettes 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Student Council 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Superlative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Zetta Louise Ross DECA 3,45 Vice-President 35 Spanish Club 35 Band I,25 Pep Club 35 Wrestling Auxiliary I,2,3. Curtis Max Royster VICA 45 Pep Club5 J.V. Basketball 2. Andrew Gordon Russell Library Club 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Civitans 45 Office Assistant 45 Guidance Assistant 45 Wrestling I5 Tennis 2,3,45 Most Valuable Tennis 2,35 Captain 2,3,4. Lawrence Edward Russell Pep Club I. William Arthur Salmon FHA 35 Latin Club 2,3. Janet Lee Salmons FHA I,2,3,4. Nancy Ann Satterfield VICA 45 Secretary 35 FHA 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Chorus I I. Ronald Eugene Saul FFA 45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Tri-Captain 4. Linda Carol Sicks Carolyn Yolaine Simpson Latin Club l,25 Chorus I I5 Pep Club I,25 Drama Club 3,4. Janet Marie Slade Awpreness 35 FHA I5 Wrestling Auxiliary I. Shelia Ann Slade FHA 4. 205 A Alfred Ogburn Smith VICA 45 FFA 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 J.V. Football 25 Bus Driver 2,35 Marshal 35 Track I,2,3,4. Cheryl Ann Smith FHA 354. John Kevin Smith VICA 45 President 45 FHA 35 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club I,2,35 Superlative. Tina Kernodle Smith FHA 25 Health Careers 3,4. Susan Gail Somers FHA I,25 Historian 25 Exchangettes 45 French Club 35 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll 25 Office Assistant 45 Wrestling Auxiliary I,2. Douglas Wayne Stanley French Club 25 J.V. Football 2,35 Chess Club I,2,3. James P. Stewart J.V. Football I5 Pep Club I. Dural Straughn Kenneth Mark Street National Honor Society 3,45 Junior Engineers 3,45 Exchange 3,45 President 45 Spanish Club 35 Marshal 35 Chess Club 3,45 Superlative. Frank Samuel Stubblefield National Honor Society 2,3,45 Committee Chairman 35 Vice- President 45 We-Hi-Wa 3,45 Section Editor 45 Civitans 2,3,45 Secretary 35 President 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Treasurer 25 Student Council I,2,3,45 Committee Chairman 3,45 Freshman Basketball I5 Pep Club I,2,35 Vice-President 35 Class Officer, President 35 Office Assistant 45 Marshal 35 Superlative5 We- Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Vickie Denise Stubblefield Varsity Cheerleader 2,35 J.V. Cheerleader I5 We-Hi-Wa I,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Student Council I,2,4: Committee Chairman 45 Pep Club I,2,35 President 35 Miss Western Contestant I5 Prom Waitress I5 Guidance Assistant 45 Class Officer Secretary I5 NSEA 4. Elizabeth Leigh Summers FHA 3. Cathy Diane Sutton National Honor Society 2,3,45 Secretary 45 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Assistant Chief 25 We-Hi-Wa 3,45 Civinettes 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Secretary 35 Student Council I,2,3,45 Recording Secretary 35 .Committee Chairman 45 Pep Club I,2,35 Marshal liialrqlcormecoming Attendant I,45 Superlative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Gary Wayne Swann DECA 4. Joe Wesley Swift DECA 45 FFA 4. Joanie Marie Sykes VICA 4. Mary Angela Thomas National Honor Society 3,45 Committee Chairman 45 FHA I5 We-Hi-Wa 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Section Editor 45 Chorus I I5 Chorus Il 2,35 Marshal 35 Biology Award 35 Health Careers 3,45 President 4. Thomas Walter Talley FFA 2,3,4. Dari Alexis Thompson FHA I5 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Chorus I I5 Student Council 25 Pep Club 2. Linda Justice Thompson FHA I,2,35 FSA 45 Track 2. Robert Earl Thompson, Jr. French Club 25 Chorus I I5 Chorus Il 2,3,45 Student Council 4 206 Roseann Tickle FSA 45 Health Careers 4. Janice Karen Trent ' National Honor Society 2,3,45 Chaplain 35 Library Club 45 SAE 2,3,45 Corresponding Secretary 35 President 45 West Side Story 3,45 Section Editor 35 Latin Club I,25 Treasurer 25 Chorus I I5 Chorus Il 25 Student Council I,2,3,45 Marshal 35 Citizenship Award 25 SuperIative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. Conrad Butch Trinidad Spanish Club 3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Student Director 4. Roy Randolph Turner Wayne Doug Underwood Terry Marie Valentine DECA 45 Secretary 45 Spanish Club 35 Wrestling Auxiliary I,25 Pep Club 2,3. Faith Denise Vanhoy Spanish Club I,25 Band I,2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Chess Club 3. Angela Marie Vargas Spanish Club I5 Exchangettes 3,45 Band 3,45 FSA 4. David Carlton Wade Library Club 45 Historian 45 SAE 25 FFA 25 Chorus I I5 Chorus Il 2,3,45 Historian 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club 2,45 Drama 2,3,45 Historian 35 Bible Club 4. Dean Lee Wade Wrestling 25 Baseball 2. Robert William Wagoner Spanish Club 35 Chorus I I5 Chorus II 2. Ronald Dale Walker National Honor Society 2,3,45 Sergeant-At-Arms 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Civitans 3,45 Treasurer 35 Student Council I,2,3,45 Committee Chairman 35 Co-Vice-President 35 President 45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 J.V. Football I5 Freshman Basketball I5 Baseball I,2,35 Pep Club I,2,35 Class Officer, ViCe-President 35 Most Improved Football 35 Citizen of the Year 25 Marshal 35 Superlative5 We-Hi-Wa Senior Honor. David Lynn Ward Civitans 45 Junior Engineers 3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Chorus I I5 Student Council 45 Office Assistant 45 Tennis 3,45 Most Improved Tennis 35 Chess Club I,2. Jerry Reuben Warren FFA 45 Wrestling I,2,3,45 Track 2. Alisa Dawn Watkins FHA 35 FFA 4. Craig James Watlington FFA 2. Kenneth James Webster VICA 3,45 Chorus I I. Larry Allen Wheeley Ann Elizabeth Whitesell DECA 45 Treasurer 45 FHA 2,35 French Club 35 Health Careers 3. Sherry Elaine Wilkerson FHA I5 Chorus I I5 Chorus ll I,2,3,45 Librarian 35 Guidance Assistant 45 Bus Driver 4. James C. Williamson Sylvia Ann Woodruff FHA 2,35 Parlimentarian 35 Exchangettes 45 Committee Chairman 45 Latin Club 2,35 Chorus I I5 Health Careers 2,3,45 Health Assistant Award 3. Rodney Dale Wright CREDITS: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Anna Mclntyre CO-EDITORS Cindy Lowe, Angela Thomas ASSOCIATE EDITOR Leah Davis PHOTOGRAPHERS Mr. Gordon Plumblee, Bernardo Bohigas, Lewis McMillan, David Massey, Mark Rinker, David Nance ADVISORS Mrs. Loyce Petersen, Mrs. Barbara Roark COVER Cover designed by Clyde M. Fowler. Photography by the WE-HI-WA photographers. The design of our cover was chosen in relation with the WE-HI-WA theme. Each picture reflects a moment of The Way We Were. We hope that you can see a reflection of yourself on the '74-'75 cover through the happiness, sadness and laughter that is expressed. PUBLICATION DATA: Copyright I975, by WE-HI-WA publication staff. Printed in the U.S.A. WE-HI-WA is published yearly. Subscriptions for one year, SI0,00. Payable in advance. 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