West Montgomery High School - Warrior Yearbook (Mount Gilead, NC)

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taff Our custodial and cafeteria staffs were possibly the cleanest in the state. Our cheesy pizza, barbecued turkey, Wests unsung heroes. Much of the credit cafeteria personnel did their best to please strawberry shortcake, and occasional bag should be given to our custodial staff for us by serving popular dishes such as lunches. maintaining our immaculate campus, Ag' fm Wm ii- G 22 2 Q t I 1 fl we 91 1 I enjoy working with the children because they always keep the cafeteria clean. They seem to get better every year. I could never ask for a nicer bunch of kids. Mrs. Bernice Moore The Custodial Staff includes Flow 1: Mrs. Gracie Chambers, Mr. Tommy Lilly. Row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Cuthrell.

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It took lots of self-discipline and patience to be able to get up at 5:30 in the morning and get back home around 5:00 after a full day of school work. Our bus drivers are to be commended for the safe Staf transportation they provided throughout dinners during the year for our athletes. the school year. They always seemed to be around when The Boosters Club contributed much of we needed money, time, or advice our athletic equipment and all of our Thanks. football programs They sponsored cllhhfnus f 9rf4f,,s fi ' r V f- t 1 TJ., fs A . f ff. f .v,t,,f 7 4 , i, ,T sz, 5. L, . ,wwf , f .M ., - , Bus drivers listed alphabetically: Billy Alston, James Bogans, Chris Brown, Alice Callicutt, Jeff Callicutt, Fred Carter, Buck Cochran, Johnny Davis, Jasper Fairley, Telissa Fountain, Whitley Goode, Keith Headen, Elaine Hill, Scott Howell, Kay Johnson, Gary Laviner, Bobby Lilly, Flonnie Little, Tommy Loftin, Paul Medley, Kent McAuley, Kevin McRae, Janie Miller, Johnny Miller, Curtis Shepard, Jesse Stanback, and Winfred Steed. Boosters Club officers include Flow 2: Mr. Ronald Kincaid, president: Mr. Ted Blake, vice-president. fNot pictured: Dr. B. W. Harwood, secretary-treasurerj.

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'W 1, 12 , l If All A: af f .wmv ' By offering a wide selection of books, reference materials, periodicals, and films, our library enabled us to exercise our skills and explore our own ideas and interests. Class schedules, determining grade averages, and discussing school problems were only a few of the ways our guidance counselors assisted students. The' information they provided was especially valuable to seniors who were still uncertain about their future plans. A medal of bravery should be given to the man who, without concern for his own personal safety, attempted to teach us the do's and don'ts of operating a four-wheeled vehicle. l believe that the learning atmosphere at West creates positive thinking. I am happy to be a part of this effort. Mrs. Abbigail Hawkins Row 1: Mrs. Sally Howard, Librarian: Mrs. Ruby Yandow, Library Aide. Row 2: Mrs. Abbigail Hawkins, Guidance: Mrs. Etta Wrenn, Guidance. Flow 3: Mr. Hilton Maness, Driver's Education. .t,,.,,t.