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

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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

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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:

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