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

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Regular Bus Drivers, first row, I. to r.: Eddie Curtis, Steve Howerton, David Smith, Reid Johnson, Ken Cockman, Paul Craver, Dale Moore, Roy Oakley, Joe Simmons, David Wood; second row; Wayne Brac¬ kett, Mike Rice, David Hol¬ loman, Mark Bell, Don Mc- Maness, Layne Brittain, Doug Suits, Nelson White- sell, Bobby Nunn, Essex Noel, Ken Washington. Bus Drivers And Traffic Squads Serve Well BUS DRIVERS Smith High is fortunate in having a capable and efficient group of bus drivers. These students are responsible for the lives of many children each year and must have perfect traffic records to keep their licenses. TRAFFIC SQUAD Keep to the right, is a phrase often heard spoken by one of the efficient traffic squad. The halls and stairways are kept clear of conjestion by the squad with the cooperation of the students. Substitute Bus Drivers, first row, I. to r.: Seth Paschal, John Thorne, Joe Lenins, Ronald Tolar, Chris Turner, Johnny Bunche; at top. Bob Beckner, Joe Kerr, Danny Vaughn. Traffic Squad, first row, I. to r.: Francis Suits, Sandy Peters, Steve Jones, Wanda Jones, Martha Heath; second row: Dennis Clayton, Nelson Whitesell, Bobby Baynes, Mike Kelly, Barry Allen; third row: Herbert Paine, Kerry Campbell, Harold Johnson, Danny Lineback. 140

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Monogram club members, first- row, I. to r.: Paul Welch, Coach Manzi, Advisor; Wesley Buffaloe; second row: Donald Crews, Gary Black, Tommy McKeithan, Joe Kerr, Craig Newnam, Pres.; Mike Kelly, Sec ' y-Treos.; Joe Lenins, Larry Henderson; third row: James Badeau, Paul White, Dickie Hughes, Alan Blanton, Ray L inney, Gary Troxler, Van Hodgin, Danny Vaughn, Eddie Hill; fourth row: Tommy Skinner, Ronald Martin, Walter Don¬ nell, Greg Coward, Jimmy Dawkins, Bobby Covington, Harry Sherrill, Tommy Gleason, Rick Rayle. (Not pic¬ tured: Rick Coble, V. Pres.) Gift To Athletic Fund Is Club Projec t School spirit was given a big boost by the en¬ thusiasm of the Monogram Club toward all athle¬ tic activities. Members worked hard all year to keep athletic standards high, and our first year in 4-A competition was encouraging to say the least. Golden S boys held many socials during the year as well as a big initiation party. To raise money, the Monogram Club sold popcorn at all home basketball games. This money goes to the athletic fund as the Monogram service project. Craig Newnam and Wayne Butler sell popcorn to an ea¬ ger customer at a basketball game. The money from this sale was donated to the ath¬ letic fund. 139

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School Assistants Vital To Operations OFFICE ASSISTANTS Without the aid of students who willingly give up their study halls to work in the office, Mrs. Whiteley and Mrs. Evans would find it impossible to complete their work. Before school and during each class period the assistants answer the phone, mimeograph papers for teachers, and run errands to help the secretaries. Occasionally, students are compensated for their hard work with delicious treats baked by Mrs. Evans or Mrs. Whiteley. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Straightening shelves, checking out books and signing time slips are only a few of the services rewarded by the students who assist Miss Weir in the library. These assistants willingly help their fellow students in any possible way. Office assistants, first row, I. to r.: Libby Johnson, Jen¬ nifer Gschwind, Donna James, Diane Troy, Gayle Turner, Carolyn Lowe, Patty Willis; second row: Dennis Clayton, Linda Holloman, Sarah Parrish, Bobby Tuc¬ ker, Skip Lefler, LaVon Davis, Mrs. Evans, School Sec ' y; third row: Mrs. Whiteley, School Sec ' y; Johnny Stephenson, Lee Ed¬ wards, Craig Newnam, Charles Leonard, Nelson Whitesell, Freddie McCor¬ mick, Daryl Thompson. Library assistants, first row, I. to r.: Jody Hinnant, Dora Hildreth, Eiaine Huffman, Glenda Jones; second row: Linda Paschal, Donna Bo¬ wers, Susan Bryant, Linda Pope, Julia Martin, Charlene Sorah, Brenda Frazier, Rene Boseman; third row: Mary Clork, Gloria Wetmore, Faye O ' Neal, Susan Gorski, Roy Buckner, Bill Brandon, Sandy Peters, Connie Land- reth, Kathy Stonley, Janice Johnson. 141