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

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FLUTE SEXTET: Dottie Lohr, Linda Johnson, Jerry Snyder, Mrs. Jeanie Johnson, Marilyn Massengale, Nancy Floyd, Lynn Stone. SAXOPHONES: Mike Anderson, Ronnie Massengale, Jack Miller, Jimmy Pearce, John Taylor, Robert McAdoo. 83 BAND Individual and small-roup instruction by members of talented band staff insures each bandsman first-rate training. Brass ensemble plays downtown at Christmas-tree raising. Pep band entertains at basketball games. BRASS ENSEMBLE- First row: Darryl Bodie, Larry Grubbs, Robert Moffett, Tony Evans, Dale Bowman. Second row: Norman Foxworth, Lavin Burcham, Butch McPherson, Tommy,Wooten, Mr. Kenneth Killebrew, Steve Love, William Wrenn. s iii! 'I 5 l'i' ,ast I R ? It jiyff r fll l - it . 4, r r iQ- ,,t , YQ , ' -A'- el 1 if' SE? CLARINET CHOIR: Julie Smith, Sharon Beck, Mrs. Johnson, Eddie Davis, Kitty Hunt, John Kelly.

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'TA ' 'H-:V Mr. Hester. DOUBLE REED SECTION: Deborah Shanks, Susan Kaufman, Mr. Hester. TRAINING BAND - First row: Deborah Shanks, Steve Scott, Diane Moore, Lynn Stone, Susan Kaufman, Pat Petty. Second row: Cecelia Thom son, Randy Bis- hop, Bill Putnam, Jim Kingsbury, Greg Stegall, Mike McDaniels. Third row: Lynn Neal, Ken Bullard, Mike McLaughlin, Donnie Dawson, Charles Vornadore, CHOIR- First row: C. Hansen, M. Parker, G. Craven, B. Fentress K. Carter, J. Pardue, D. McKnight, P. Moorefield, D. Clark, M Jones, D. Oates, H. Glidewell, T. Reynolds, N. Kirkman, M. Earl D. Spangler, P: Coble, P. Spoon, D. Wilder, E. Poole. Second row T. Paschal, S. York, C. Graves, C. Griffin, I. Day, S. Smith B. Parrish, I. Martin, B. Brown, W. Buffaloe, C. Marlowe, L. Benoy: C. Crews, L. Smith, W. Hensley, R. Mooney, B. Wrenn, B. Holmes P. Cooper, P. Carson, G. Allen, D. Ingold. Third row: B. Frazier: J. Hand, C. Davidson, I. Hayes, N. Young, C. Burgess, F. Smith, T. Nix, R. Martin, J. Keck, T. Moore, G. Laughlin, C. Annis, I. Shep- pard, I. Scott, V. Coffin, B. Copeland, A. Stuart, W. Bancroft, L. Hicks, I. McCanless, S. Troxler, L. Elkins. Fourth row: M. Moore, V.iLinney, C. Taylor, C. Moore, A. Hayes, T. Carter, R. Fouts, A. Jeffries, K. Washington, P. Holleman, B. Chatfield, I. Law, P. Cherry, D. Holleman, B. Shaw, E. Smith, W. Jones, J. Cox, C: Shaw, B. Wilson, C. Hill. . l

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I 2 CLOSE-UP of push-ups in Mr. Thompsonis seventh-period class. Although inot required in the physical fitness tests, push-ups are a frequent exercise in class. ik hi! SEEN THROUGH the net is Vincent Dawkins volleying the ball in a spirited game that follows a drill on serving in Mr. Chatham's sixth-period class. 84 BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Athletic of any education program physical education not only enables students to gain physical agility but also instills mental development. With such a varied program of sports- something for everyone. One clay activities include hit-kick basketball a new s ort co-founded by Coach Chatham. K. J EXHIBITINC good form, Wesley Buffaloe demonstrates a pull-up. This exercise also keeps Wesley in good shape for wrestling.