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

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'l U AQUILA A traditionally superior publication possible only through long hours writing copy by candlelight during local major power failure, f 1. of overtime as well as tedious classtime work. an entirely new format embodied in '67 Aquila. Is it too great an advancement for acceptance? weaiy of photography worries late hours result in strained relations with family, the deadline is tomorrow! where are those senior statistics? always furor in that workroom. where goes the time? V- V -f. . l 1 49 FQ' YEARBOOK editors must know every- thing that goes on. Here Mae Kendall talks with WFMY cameraman who was filming an interview with Coach Manzi. LEADERS OF Aquila business staff are Nicki Di Maria, John Layton, Tommy Gleason, and Reid Johnson, who are DECA officers. This year DE students, supervised by Mr. Bonardi and Mrs. Thompson, managed the business affairs of the Aquila. This work included contributions from local businesses and selling Aquilas to the student body. may W'

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT tudy of a foreign language her students to appreciate Latin background of their own vernacular and Roman culture. Fourth level of Latin offered for the first time this year. provides cultural approach to other countries as well as developing a fluency of their tongue. Latin - - - hardly a dead language Mrs. Harmon influences Nl! KATHY DESPLAND, a native of Switzerland who visited at Smith for almost six weeks, SEATED at the lab control panel is Mrs. entertains French students as she talks about her own country. Argyle Brown, department chairman. 453352 1 51' Ara t ,' w F .ar M' .fm 5 Mr. ' A NEW SPANISH teacher, Mrs. Betty Mandoley from Cuba joined the lan- guage staff at mid-year. ' SURROUNDED by native atmosphere in Mrs. Brown's classroom, second-level French students -Janet Fitzula, Wayne Hensley, Karen Carter, and Pat Pope improve their writing and translation skills. 51 X .pi 1 1 Y,,... Ja. g,,.,.g-C- 7 xg: r ,-.