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

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.4-1 of f -- Des pite desk at g L 0 0 1 -,.. l y 1 Pll ed hlgh ge. with never-ending tasks, I I assistant principal R gg George Williams xx x t g. has a ready smile. , if Q 1 I i ' an eager supporter of iff 'M I ' Smith's athletics. ' . Daily duties include 'T disciplinary actions, X handling school buses, controlling textbook distribution. The school board a competent administrative body headed by PJ. Weaver. prospective plans for Smith- a parking lot, an auditorium underway for this spring. GOOD MORNING, may I have your attention, please. Mr. Williams begins his morning announcements. - BOARD OF EDUCATION - First row: E.F. Lucas, Mrs. R. Kennedy Kenneth Newbold, Robert Moseley, B. Thorpe Jones. Not pictured Harris, Richard Hunter, chairmang George Norman, vice chairman, IJ. Lentz. Al Lineberry. Second row: WJ. House, PJ. Weaver, George Evans, 37 morning announcements, gi I

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ADMINISTRATION MR. MCIVER leaves with a smile at the end of a rare snowy day. AT AN ASSEMBLY Mr. Mclver enjoys hearing Chuck Bisset speak. No two days alike in the life of a busy high school principal and Mr. William B. McIver, Smith's principal, is no exception. His days filled with meetings and conferences, answering questions, working with student leaders. New federal regulations in education I demand more work from him. Still there is time in his year-round job for school athletic contests, hunting, gardening, trips to Canada and west coast. i- if I, ,,., 'ei l-d.L..41n WHETHER it is arranging for a dance, advising about a scholarship, or setting the date for the class play, Mr. Mclver is always willing to work with students. ae. l

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COUNSELOR for students whose last names begin with A-G is Mr. Harold Estep. His sincerity and ability to put others at ease are useful traits for one who must help students not only with educational problems but also with emo- tional, social, and occupational adjust- ment. l COUNSELORS Seeking answers, help, or just explanations to his own unique problems, each student soon finds his way to the guidance center. Three counselors, PREPARING for a student conference, Mrs. Margery Lane, who counsels P-Z, gets a student's folder from the file. In addition to individual student counseling, Mrs. Lane also apprises students and teachers of scholarships, contests, or ex- change programs in their field of interest. 38 trained and interested, chart the course of many futures. available to interpret achievements and abilities. AT THE PHONE Mrs. Mary Lib White- side, counselor for H-O, arranges for a conference with a parent who is con- cerned about his child's adjustment. Counselors plan and conduct various group guidance sessions such as the Sophomore Talent Search held this Spring. l