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MAY, 1969 THE SPECTATOR Page Three Dear Readers, Man, my sun tan is really looking great! It should be after all that Hawaiian sunshine at the 1969 Jun ior-Senior. It was good to see so many faces of Webb students enjoy ing thev^*Hawaiian Holiday”, how ever I left early because my date just couldn’t keep her eyes off the I Variations. Another reason for my early departure was fear of the vol cano erupting at any moment. The Physic’s class took a field trip recently. I understand the chemistry classes are planning some trips, also. This summer they plan to go on a big ghost hunt. Ghosts remind me of white and white reminds me of blond-headed people. Speaking of blonds..Phillip Kearney, why did you rip your toe nail off? Hope it’s better now. Well, it’s May. (No kidding!) After May comes June and with June comes G—R—A—D—U—A— T—I—O—N! Sadly I rove the halls of Webb. No more will Barry John son be worring the heck out of Mrs. Stovall. No longer will Bill Mitchell be stumbling blindly down the halls. No more will Robbie and Melina be seen leaning on the radiator. Tommy Currin’s, Sanne Jones’, and Teresa Currin’s tutoring services will be out of business. Miss Averett will no longer have Marvel Carter to type. And the first lunch wrestling matches challenging Henry Denny, the Champ will come to an end. None were so fine as sixty-nine...but dry your tears and make Homecoming 1969 the biggest reunion ever! Have a nice summer and I'll see you next year! —The Roving Reporter An elderly minister was walking down the street when he saw a little boy on tiptoe reaching to ring a doorbell, but it was too high for him. So the minister walked over and rang it for him. “Thanks, mister,” replied the lit tle boy, “I hear the lady coming now; let’s run!” Be Sharp, Look Sharp Shop At SHARPE'S Oxford Henderson Herring & Williams Druggists At The Monument 2nd Annual Senior Dubious Awards To Susan Fox goes the Golden Giggle Award and also the Silver Blushing Bowl. To Hugh Currin goes the Everlasting Battery Trophy for use in needed situations. To Bill Daniel and Robbie Clark we give the Fickle Finger of Fate Award due to their continuous use of their fingers. To Sanne Jones and Peggy Sumrell we give the Golden Toe Award and Fleet Foot Prize for their ardent participation in physical .fitness. To Debbie Simpson goes the Sickening Pun Certificate due to her in ability to tell a funny joke. To Kitty Boswood we proudly give the title of Loudmouth Laureate. To Lucy Hancock we give the old, worn-out, spirit stick. To Marvel Carter we give the Nimble-Fingered Typing Trophy for her most helpful work done to the Spectator. Dale (Dirty) Williford won second in the competition. To Melina Bifulco goes the much honored Webb Loving Cup for self-explanatory reasons. To Teresa Currin goes the Pointed Tongue Plaque because of her excellent photogenic qualities. To Davis Smith we proudly give the Easy-to-Learn French Award due to his performance in Foreign Languages. To Wayne Matthews goes the Richard Petty Plaque for his perform ance in the Oxford World One Miler. To Sam White goes the Golden Throat Trophy for his impersona tions of commercials—now held by Sam’s father Austin Ayscue. To Gene Ayscue goes the Silver Paint Brush for his contributions to Webb’s Art Society. To Jackie Clark we proudly give the Miss America Dropout Certifi cate due to her superb modeling ability. To Henry Denny we give the Maltese Muscle Award. To Bill Mitchell we give the Silver Cast Cup for his wonderful agility in basketball. To Buster Lumpkin goes that cherished Golden Hamburger Flipper. To Bryant Henderson we give the Sassoon Spit-Ball Certificate for his performance in the Library. To Wayne Currin — The Flying Fist for His performance in the librarv’. To Mark Royster, for his splendid comprehension of Miss Boyd’s poetry, goes the Incorrect Interpretation Award.... To Lindsay Overton, goes The Purple Dictionary Award, for achiev ing a big “5” on his term paper spelling grade. To Don Bunting goes the Golden Grocery Grabber Certificate. To the entire class of ’69, goes the Finnegan Finest Award for being "so fine.” To Bryant Haskins we proudly give The Deformed Elbow Trophy due to his base-blocking technique. To Tommy Currin we give absolutely nothing because he got every thing he wanted earlier this year. To Graham Moore we give The Dietetic Physique Certificate for his great transformation. To David Wayne Lunsford we give The Elevated Shoe Citation due to self-explanatory reasons. To Cecil Peebles goes The Golden Throated Sarcasm Trophy for his wonderful contributions in French, Math, and Typing. To Danny Hall goes The Extended Locks Trophy for obvious reasons. To David Stewart we proudly give The Hell’s Angels Chain and Tire Iron Plaqife for his potential contributions as a motorcycle rider. To Ronnie Bowling we give The Silver Plow and Tractor Award for his agricultural assets. To Mary Glenn Lilly goes the cherished Final Test Completer Citation for her ability to put on each and every test paper every bit of knowledge she possesses—whether or not it is asked for. And to Diana Long goes the Three Little Pigs Short Story Award for her fantastic tales. One small child to another; I have — to go to bed at 8 o’clock. My mother is a half an hour meaner than yours. Western Auto Associate Store OXFORD SPORTING GOODS 137 Hillsboro St. Oxford, N. C. Lyon's Drug Company Prescriptions Drugs and Medicine Fountain College Street Oxford, North Carolina DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Seniors—Explore the opportunities for an excitin;? and n’-ofitahlp rareer in Technical Education—DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE offers you th- opportunity to pursue a challenging and rewarding career as a Qualified or skilled craftsman in various profitable career fields. One-year Vocational Diploma Programs are offered in Architectural Draft ing, Mechanical Drafting, Auto Mechanics, and Practical Nurse Education. A one-quarter Vocational Certificate is offered in Nurse’s Assistant Training Apply early for the ’69-’70 fall quarter enrollment—Full or part-time courses-i-Low Cost—$32.00 per quarter (approximately $10. per month for fuil time resident)—Save further by living at Home—Student Loans available—Mem ber of N. C. Community College System. For further information see your Guidance Counselor, call 596-S293, or Harris Insurance Agency Oxford, .\. C. write; Admissions Counselor Student Personnel Office Durham Technical Institute Box 11307 Durham, N. C. 27703 GRADY’S VARSITY CLOTHES Oxford — Henderson Phone 693-S090 117 nmiaastwro Street • Oxford, N. C. 27S5 May Brings Arrival Of 1969 Wildcats; Yearbooks Dedicated To Mrs. Bunn The 1969 Wildcat which was distributed during sixth period on May 6, was dedicated to Mrs, Elizabeth Bunn. Shown here is Mrs. Bunn accepting a copy of the yearbook from editor Cecelia Pruitt. Filled with snapshots and headlines as well as the usual individu al and organization pictures, the annual quickly captured the fan cy of all Webbsters. Students could be seen for days afterwards autographing all of their iriends’ books as souvenirs of Webb- 1969. The officers of this years’ Wildcat were; in addition to Cecelia: Debra Fox, associate editor; Bryant Haskins, Business Manager; and Dale Williford, Art Editor. “Just a trim,” the teenage boy told the barber. “You can even it up a little around the shoulders.” G. T. Eakes Funeral Home 'Home of 2A-Hour Service" Oxford, N. C. Phone 693-8186 Hill Top Lumber Co. P. 0. Box 724 Oxford, N. C. 2756S “Everything in Building Supplies” Phone 693-7191 Saunders Motor Co. Your Local Buick Dealer Oxford N. C. Come to the YOUTH HUT Pizzas, Music, Dancing on Week-end) Drop in after school George Currin, Jeweler Engagement Rings, Class Rings, China, Silver, Watches, Crystal Oxford, N. C. 693-74l.S Compliments of oaroao. nomth camouna Daniel & Bryan I.NSURANCE REAL ESTATE 121 Williamsboro St. Oxford THE WESLEY HOUSE 'Y'all Come” OEPT. STORE Your Brand Name Dept. Store Hall's Drug Store School Supply Headquarters MAGIC MARKERS POSTER PAPER SLIDE RULERS DICTIONARIES PENS AND PENCILS Suburban Propane Gas Service SUPERIOR, DEPENDABLE, ECONOMICAL Cooking, Water Heating, Clothes Drying, Home Heating and Tobacco Curing Anywhere Beyond the Gas Mains "Where To Buy It” Oxford, N. C. Tl Home of Better Values Phone 693-7171 Oxford, N. C.
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