Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Bobby Stanley Wins Coaches’ 3A Trophy Bobby Stanley was the playmaker on the basketball team. He collected many clutch hits in leading our baseballers to a 14-2 record. Other athletes winning trophies in their sports specialties were: Mark Wilson, football; Joe Len- ins, football; Bobby Stanley, basketball; James Badeau, wrestling; Conrad Willis, swimming; Don¬ Bobby Covington and Wayne Butler were presented the Football Player of the Week trophy by radio station WCOG. This award was based on votes by the student body. nie Maness, baseball; Dennis Clayton, tennis; Wayne Wright, track; Lawrence Baird, cross¬ country; and Lee Owens copped the golf award. Coaches Jack Chatham ond Spurgeon Ayers proudly exhibit the trophy presented to them by their J.V. football team in appreciation for their fine season. 112

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First row, I. to r.: Miss Carpenter, Advisor; Becky Quote, Pres.; Nancy Kirkman, V. Pres.; Nancy Young, Sec.; Pat Coble, Treas.; Mary Jo Farrow, Celia Cooke, Charlotte Tay¬ lor,Doris Brown, Francis Sherwood, Sharon Beck, Patsy Cran¬ ford, Pat Pegram, Second row: Bekki Atkins, Pat Cox, Zandra Darnell, Denise Hodge, Pat McLendon, Valerie Lin- ney, Patricia Cobb, Commie Davidson, Tony Jordan, Gail Allen, Linda Willis, Debbie Badgett. third row: Judy Whitley, Carol Kauffman, Vicki Davis, Pat Dawson, Vicki Manuol, Gwynn Jenkins, Susan Gorski, Trudy Coffee, Linda Paschal, fourth row: Karen Wore, Pauletta Williams, Joyce Hand, Carol Hansen, Cynthia Kelly, Lynn Pace, Nelda French, Kay Deaton, Julia-Ellen Davis, fifth row: Carol Wright, Deloris Jones, Pat Caudle, Nicki DiMaria, Becky Wrenn, Carol Shaw, Wanda Jones, Barbara Fentress. All the Way With the GAA For those girls who possess an abundance of energy, there is the Girls Athletic Association, (GAA), which provides intramural and extramural activity. Not only does the GAA provide and plan all girls ' sports, but it also undertakes projects to benefit the school and the community. For just plain fun, the GAA sponsors camping trips for its members. Here, their physical prowess, as well as their mental ability, is put to the test. The GAA has done many things for all girls I since its beginning in 1963, and its activities will J contnue to expand. The slogan of the association, j All the way wth GAA, could not be better stated. The various activities and projects carried on by the GAA were organized and led by Becky Quote, President of the club. Many of the GAA members participate in the intramural sports and Varsity activities. 1 1 1

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PROGRESS IN ACTION . . .