Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)
- Class of 1971
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H , x Y School spirit invades and pervades the senses each has his own way of expressing feelings of loyalty and belonging. if l Wiki if W, l ,, ',, V, I H dj? it 3 W ,V,, , , W7 ,4 as 5' 1 fi? ,,.m:-4,,,,.q1..u-., 7 M, N 5 f-:v.ff-:,,- 3-Fc-lp . , S-fx --f:fv 'J -K wwikxx ,V fwx kkkk W ,Mx .J 4 'ms-f1g,,t:gsg,z55,-,,A5-:'- V- , 4 YSL?-I 3 3 ,-,Q 5 . 'rg , I - ,Q Q Sl., 1 ,Q A. M 4 'ix Xt 'iiff .4 Y :J yfh X H is Mi If - 6 mf wi ,gVifiV,'5? Naz i :wah :Lg f -, , ,M to M' 15 swmwrfwh ,WAMMP . , it ff' L MW 6 A 'fzfzli , N A X ,2!,1gi.1:A'u,z 1.3 lfa-WW. 1 f, or ,y , .if 'Vjf,:,.fg44, :V A gr?- ' hwi f ,Q 1 ' Q A , ,A ' , - , V ff . 1 f, if ii i ,,,.Wa-we' ' f 'M is-3 IQ 'fwlffiitxf J ' 'W ' 1-455, 5 p AH we 5. A f g gfg .in , X ,Q ,mu ,V f V iM- - ng..4, ' ' an A' 'rTfff22wn5 9' fa mfiff :wit i ,W :gy .. w,N1',rf,wsM- Ns, L 'J ,., 'F . - -4,-. f, M,,,n5 .mi f 'f f' ,ws Student Life tex ,..-- i TNQ e. Activities . . without a specific goal in mind, each progresses to a place a niche in time. K vw at ' h 1 Determination - to improve, to grow better, to excell in whatever becomes important. mlb f A f W? ,gum , J , f r 'Wt ff' JM EW fa 2315 Q ,Z -W-w....,1 M R 12 Loud cheers accompany success. The congratulations, the smiles proud and happy, failure is the Ioneliest sound in the world. u 1 14 Seven hours of the day spent lived in school leaves only seventeen to the person, to the individual soul. In Appreciation . . . The Stadium Committee Pictured: First Row: Waynick, Walters, Christiansen, Stutts. Second Row: King, lvlidkiff, Judd, Carroll, O'Briant, Robinson, Hollifield, Paige, Blust, Tise. Not Pictured: Bennett, Bondurant, Brewer, Cato, Cecil, Clendenin, Hardee, Hobbs, Hunter, B. Jones, H. A. Jones, Jordan, Lineberry, Raines, Ralls, Shaw, Troy, Wakefield, Walker, Wilson, Young, Smith, Vance, Flynt. This year, as always, there were many people who deserved to be recognized by the yearbook. All of these people-teachers, advisers, and others-con- tributed an important part to the growth of Western Guilford High School. However, this year, we made a departure from the norm and chose to honor not one, but a group of people. Their efforts have contributed greatly to our school's appearance and stature in the community. Since the new school was built, these men have worked hard to improve the school's athletic pro- gram. They have devoted their time, energy, and money to the betterment of our campus. In 1968 these thirty-eight men began a campaign to raise 340,000 to build the football field and athletic stadium. The field behind the school was graded and seeded, a sprinkler system was installed, the cinder track was laid, and electric lights were installed. The field was ready for use during the 1970 season. Plans are now in progress for concrete stands on the home side of the field. These men deserve a vote of appreciation from the student body for their hard work. So, to the Western Guilford High School Stadium Committee, we would like to say. . .Thank you. X 'K VW + L. WESTERN GUILFU A A X M x K K - .-. 'Q Nw- K . . ' W . - 5 .- 4 1' W 1 Sf .. - N we - - --M-1m..x.A, -. k , A 4- W- .X O 4 V-M,-.5-A wg., Q, mxw A Ng, ., V' -- -.M-:I . 1' 6 Q' 1- ' x fx ,- f M.-f,'w-Q Q- ,1 V' X ' - - X Y 1 . s ' X ,. . ,f p -fs. Lf-N A .. ,1- L' --X L- - viiif Xwgf 4- QL k - 'r' k ' Fil ,'-.JK x 4 1 S' - Q 'T k- tix - Ulf lf' Ykxi- QE 'S x V - Fi , f . ' -A - , ' X ' X- X .Jf 'Vw ' 1 . - or . 'Tux - 7-I 'S 4 M-rw LH: . 4 N -7 ,, 1. f. . . -- -W ' 'Y :A+ S ---ff .. vw ' Q' g K Q- f Jff?YW-fw.- ws, N' - f'uf'-es Q. - - .wx W WM.. ,X Ram. 17 L F in 21. 5 Ll V as , ,a5N5 ,rr .k.X Q QMS, ,552-,,A..41N . ' if .lf -Y if Q., ..v'1'3- 4 P: fu- f'?',.,.f TQSK M R L N-...CQ A. 4'1s+f E N, - Q ag, , .Q ,J -y...,x'mn-i. .M -v.:-vw-f . ,,....,,g --+ Q-ee, af '- , Y- f-3. 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Through all of our big crises land even the little onesl, this year lVlr. Walters was around to listen to our problems. From required haircuts on the first day of school to graduation he was there to help and to guide us. l'm not fat, l just have a husky stomach, reads the sign on the wall of lVIr. CarrolI's office. With a smile and a joke, he was always there, ready to help us with our problems. As the commander of a fleet of seventeen buses, he bravely faced accidents, lWhom did you hit this time, Fournier?l, a shortage of driv- ers, and incorrect time sheets. We salute you, Ad- miral. lt is said: Behind every successful man there is a woman. This is certainly true in the cases of our school secretary, Mrs. Martha Williamson, and our treasurer, Mrs. Carol Norman. They kept smiling all year long despite the hundreds of interruptions each day. Mrs. Martha Williamson, Mrs. Carol Norman Mr. H. C. Walters l Mr. Edwin Carroll . . Put into Practice Mrs. Gloria Woodward, Mrs. Jane Kennedy Guidance and Library Each year seems to begin with scores of incorrect schedules from that great computer in the sky - and this year was no exception. Anyone who needs a schedule change - except freshmen wanting to drop shop or physical science and seniors wanting to drop chemistry or physics - report to the guidance office at this time. Then after all - or most - of the schedule problems were corrected, lVlrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Woodward faced eighth and tenth grade achievement tests, the juniors' PSAT, and the dreaded SAT. ln between, there were senior transcripts and college applications to work on, and always students looking for someone to listen to a problem. How would you like to track down 900 students with overdue books? lCome on now, admit it: we've all had at least one book overdue, right?l This was one job of the library staff and it wasn't an easy one. Nlrs. Smith and her staff of students spent a busy year compiling supplementary lists for teachers, keeping the library organized, and helping students with re- search problems. Mrs. Sandra Smith S-YQ' Mrs. Katherine Lancaster, English IV H . - ,-., ,,,,r,,.,,.,, , ,,,, , ,,Mw. WW M in 1 Mrs. Marie Swing, English ll, Ill Within Western Guilford there vvas one point of mutual reference for every student: English. The English department stressed various points according to grade and aptitude. The seniores offe Westerne ware engaged inne the studie offe Worlde Literature, a great deale offe wich focussed on the writtings offe Geoffrey Chaucere and othere Middle Angleish autheres. English history was an integral part of Senior English. The development of the language began with Beowulf and was traced through Shakespeare, to the romantic poets, to George Bernard Shaw and Aldous Huxley. And that term paper. . . Alas, Pearl, you must go on to class for what will our minister Arthur Dimmesdale say if you missed your American Literature Course? You must not detain your fellow juniors. Outside reading played an important part in Junior English. The Scarlet Letter, The Red Badge of Courage, and Death of a Salesman were read by delighted l?l juniors. English . . . the Backbreak Mrs. Patricia Leonard, English lll, IV Mrs. Besi Morgan, English ll, Amici of Western G uilford Mr. Hugh Moran, Jr., English I -is 5 .. .5 I ff' - fl, if iff!! if ff ,r .,,.s n 5 4 a 3'-to 'rv 5 Definition Sophomore English: a course in which students found themselves involved primarily in the study of English grammar. They also studied and practiced the art of writing sentences, paragraphs, and compositions on various topics. In literature, they read Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and selected short stories, poems, and novels. Ninth grade English also involved much grammar, especially spelling, diagramming, and word drills. In their first taste of high school work, they read Charles Dickens' Great Expectations and many short stories and essays. N ffm , A B ,xv 4 Foreign Languages 3 i Mais oui! Nous avons c Est5 ud. tan ocupg dessine, les caricatures, dOS en la Clase de Ia sen- Compile les carnets, et, orita B0nduran'fAgOmO en naturellement, nous Iahglase de espanol de Ia if avons traduit des pages et senorita Stadermann? F ,, des pages! 7 T .H I Miss Barbara Stadermann, English I, Spanish I, II, III Mis Marie Bondurant, French I, II, III, IV Social Studies . . . to His Environment Mr. Joe Robinson, U. S. History Mr. James Battle, World History, Geography Mr. Gary J. Tucker, Family Living, Geography, Sociology and Ameri can Cultures Mrs. Carolyn Hopper, Algebra I, Geometry Mrs. Becky Solomon, Algebra l, ll Mrs. Brenda Lail, Geometry, Advanced Math Genius . . . 1'M1 Inspiration and After the first couple of months of school, walking into lVlrs. Lail's room was like walking through a jungle - a jungle of geometric shapes and construc- tion paper. And what were her advanced math stu- dents doing, muttering, n times n minus one dot dot dot n minus k plus one over k factorial! ? The math courses offered at Western affected near- ly all of the students. General math and pre-algebra gave students a better understanding of our number system. Algebra and geometry courses led tfhe student from a beginning knowledge through the mysterious worlds of y:mx+b and v:1rr2h . lVIore serious math students went into the study of analysis and trigonometry in preparation for college. Biology and advanced biology students studied the living organisms in our world, with emphasis placed on environment and ecology. Physical science pro- vided an introduction to topics which were studied later in more detail in physics. And chemistry - D'you understand, son? - gave the student a broad understanding of the elements which make up his world. s X -Q 1. Q Q15 2 X -R 'iv 1uu4,,.e 'Ns' lVlrs. Joan Simons, Physical Science, Physics Mr Elwood Johnson Physical Science, Biology 2 Mrs. Margaret Blanchard, Shorthand, Business Math, Journalism, Book- keeping Remember when you decided to take that course in typing so you could really impress that hard teach- er with your neat, easy-to-read papers? And then you discovered you had eleven thumbs, all on your left hand, and it was physically impossible for you to type more than eighteen words per minute fwhen you were luckyl? Well, business subjects did prove very useful to the students taking them. Many took Typing I, Personal Typing, and Shorthand to aid in other classwork, or as a foundation for work in a business field. Typing Il, Shorthand ll, and Bookkeeping provided more advanced studies. Students planning to enter the busi- ness world after graduation participated in the COO, ICT, BOT, and Distributive Education programs of- fered. Mrs. Vicki Morgan, Typing I, ll Building Blocks of Business Education Brenda Potts at work. i W 29 Mrs. Clara Walthall, Typing ll, Office Practices, COO Industrial Knowledge . . . and Vocations Mr. William Hunter, Vocations, Distributive Education 35.901 Jr V A 1 'W' neg, Mr. Bill Hollifield, Vocations, I.C.T. So what if that hem is a little uneven, or if the casserole was left in the oven just a little bit too long? Mrs. IVledlin's freshman homemakers will improve with practice. A required course for ninth grade girls, home economics encompasses cooking, child development, clothing, good grooming, and housing-interior dec- oration, while introducing basic homemaking skills. More advanced students took Home Ec ll, which further developed those skills. Family living, taught by lVlr. Tucker, discussed problems of marriage and family life. Home Economics Students Learn Pat Koontz masters art of ripping seams. Physical Education Builds Western's Student Body Mr. Allen Jones, Phys. Ed. Miss Martha L. Smith, Phys. Ed. Mr. John Brooks, Phys. Ed., Biology Boy, recess used to be one of our favorite subjects, but when it comes to Phys Ed... A common gripe in eighth and ninth grade circles, it's come a long way from 1892 and James Naismith. This year the classes participated in the usual foot- ball, basketball, speedball, archery, track, and tumb- ling, along with classes in health. In addition, the students land even some of the teachersl took advan- tage of our new trampoline. Art ls Long and Time is Fleeting Piter Peeper pecked a pick of peppered pickles - Where's the pick of peckered pipples Piter Peeper pecked? lVlrs. Bray's drama and speech classes could be heard up and down the halls, practicing clear pronun- ciation. Drama students also studied the history of drama and its modern developments. The art class studied art history in its various stages and experi- mented on their own with line, color, form, and texture in several mediums. Last year, with a new grading system and its own Sergeant-IVlajor , our band got off to a great start. Grievances were brought before the Senior Letter- men, a sort of advisory board for IVlr. Spencer. West- ern's answer to Napoleon, Tim Butler, led the band through a full season of football games and parades. The band gave its annual Christmas concert and again participated in the North Carolina State Band Con- test. Through it all one could see lVlr. Spencer lurking with pencil and paper marking down demerits. i -Longfellow Mr. Richard Spencer, Chorus, Band I, II Mrs. Jo C. Bray, Humanities, Drama, Speech, Art Drama students ham it up. X Mrs An na Eller, Math Mrs. Dorothy Aiken, Science Eighth Grade Teachers Help Students Adjust To Western o,,f'g duff'- 8th graders . . . at work? Mrs. Lucie Taylor, Mr. Rick Edwards. Not pictured: Miss Linda Miller. Language Arts 33 Mr. George Frazier, Shop Industrial Arts Are Popular Electives Mr. Roy Payne, B. O. T. P' Mr. James Thacker, Drafting Mr. Haroldl Plumley, Electronics 1 if ,, Id.,-gg First row: Mrs. Frances O'NeaI, Mrs. Bernice Cockerham, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Dietician. Hannah Mamn'MrS' Mafv Rogers' Second row: Mrs. Jeannie Pegram, Mrs. Margaret Meeks, Mrs. Edith Michaux. 1 is Mr. Carl Chambers, Custodian. Not pictured: Mrs A Hardworking Staff Keeps Our School Attractive and Our Students Fed Q? 'i' 'NJN C U , NSF - SSTP Sweating over a bunsen burner in 1080 heat and not being able to turn on the fan because it would blow the powdered potassium dichromate all over the floor and the time they gave the computer a nervous breakdown . . . Elizabeth Bezera attended the National Science Foundation Student Science Training Program in chemistry and biology held at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill last summer, along with sixty other rising high school seniors from across the coun- try. She attended classes in chemistry, chemistry lab, algebraic topology, computer programming, and spe- cial astronomy sessions held in Morehead Plane- tarium. Also nominated were Tim Butler and Eric Taylor. Summer Scholars Standing land standing and standingl in line to register for classes . . . Sitting in third-floor window- less, classrooms the day the air-conditioning died and it was at least 1000 . .. Getting up at seven a.m. in order to be downtown for an eight o'clock class. . . This was how last summer went for Kathie Easter and Barbara Horney when they attended the Greens- boro Tri-College Consortium at Greensboro College. As representatives of Guilford College, they attended classes from early June through the middle of August. Knowing that they would get college credit for their courses, they chose them carefully. Kathie, who is planning to major in French, took two courses in that language. Barbara took two courses in German and a political science course in American political systems. Distinguished Members of ws? Elizabeth Bezera Kathie Easter, Barba .s si ra Horney the Student Body Pam Siler, Wanda Cummings, Margaret Lancaster, Gwen Goins Paul Blust, John Hanner Tim Butler, Paul Blust, Jim Brannon Wildacres Four students, all members of the Civinettes, at- tended the Wildacres Conference last June. Wanda Cummings, Gwen Goins, Margaret Lancaster, and Pam Siler participated in a week of seminars concern- ing problems of the community. They discussed world problems, religion, race, and relationships be- tween students, teachers, and parents. The purpose of the conference was to help students find answers to questions and problems relating to their community. Boys' State Two senior boys - Paul Blust and John Hanner - represented Western Guilford at Boys' State last June. The purpose of this conference, held on the campus of Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, is to acquaint high school students with the state govern- ment. Paul and John participated in discussions and conferences to gain a greater understanding of our governmental processes. Morehead Nominees This year, three members of the senior class were nominated for the John M. Morehead Scholarship at the University of North Carolina. Selected were Jim Brannon, Tim Butler, and Paul Blust. Nominees are chosen on the basis of scholastic ability, athletic participation, and the qualities of courage, honor, and devotion to duty. The winner of a Morehead Award would be an asset to the student body of any college. DAR This year the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion Award was presented to Margaret Lancaster. The award is given to a member of the senior class who possesses the traits necessary for the formation of an outstanding citizen. Margaret has exhibited these traits of dependability, leadership, service, good men- tal character, and desire for the betterment of all. She was active in school government and in extracurri- cular activities, and certainly deserves this recogni- tion. Governor's School Trying to sleep for three nights with his brain wired for sound . . . Presenting ten concerts within two months. . . Brad Gibbs was Western Guilford's representative among the 400 North Carolina stu- dents selected to participate in Governor's School at Salem College last summer. His field of concentration was choral music, but he also attended classes and participated in research in other fields, including phil- osophy, psychology, arts and sciences - and dream research. Governor's School provides an excellent op- portunity for outstanding rising high school juniors and seniors to receive advanced instruction to several fields each year. Also nominated were Elizabeth Bezera, Tim But- ler, Michelle Darnley, Barbara Horney, and Steve Bell. Margaret Lancaster Brad Gibbs Five Were 1970 Marshals Chief Marshal: Maxine Ward Jim Brannon Londay Lawson Janice Opalinski Elizabeth Bezera Maxine Ward There's a beat in the music - vvalk with it! . . . Keep that line even. .. Alright, graduation practice tomorrovv morning in the auditorium during first period . . . The five juniors academically ranked at the top of their class were chosen as 1971 marshals. They partie cipated in the graduation ceremonies of the class of 1970. The marshals were Maxine Ward, chief marshalg Elizabeth Bezera, Janice Opalinski, Londay Lawson, and Jim Brannon. WMWm,,4 WWW Qu Nm: important events. occasions highlighting the year. products of enthusiastic planning. hard work. and nervous breakdowns. i 2 I iig i 5 1 -f 5 t E i i 5 , if iii 1 fe f i r Ti 5 S s. p .555 2 Y Ei- fgigfsi F is it 5 iss Eg r up Ji, fe.+ - rg L L lifgsi g Y V W, F u LSE k im., -..W,.f,s ,.,. l 1 W.G.H.S. 1970-71 Homecoming Queen 1970-71 H 2 Nw: x ax 5 N N + K gifs 3 R 5 S ff N Q xk X' Q f if 2 J Q Ten Girls Elected To Represent Their Classes Junior Attendants Debbie Hill, Susan Harper and Susan Poole. Sophomore Attendants Diane Hawley, Pam Hamby, and Debra Hoff man. Freshman Attendants Mitzi Siler and Donna Tesh. Eighth Grade Attendants Sharon Hill and Nancy Rails. W. tweaks . . . t... -s . .. X. This year in float competition the win- ning float was presented by the eighth grade class with the theme of Blast the Bears . The freshman class received second place, while third place went to the sophomores. All of the floats submitted were great suc- cesses. A special attraction this year was the School Spirit float built by several students under the direction of lVlrs. Bray. This spe- cial float carried exhibits from each of the school's eight departments. The Homecoming game this year was played against lVlount Airy. The Hornets played a tough game but the final score was 20-6 in favor of the Mount Airy Bears. Western Guilford Homecoming Dance , Western Guilford held its Homecoming dance on Friday, October 30. Despite the fact that the game was postponed due to inclement weather, the dance was held as scheduled. Sponsoring the dance were our capable cheerleaders. lnward Expansion provided the music. The Queen and her court were presented with the theme of Crystal Blue Persuasion . Regardless of the fact that our game was postponed, the dance was a huge success. li 47 May Day Highlights Spring Festivities In the Spring of 1970, Western Guilford High School had its annual May Day Festivities. The theme was Scarborough Fair. Marguerite Merritt was crowned Queen while Pam Kivett was Maid of Honor. Senior attendants were Joan Lindley and Debbie Sowers. The junior attendants were Cindy Tise and Kathy O'Briant. Representing the sophomore class were Susan Poole and Carol Wakefield. Freshman attendants were Lynn Colson and Debra Hoffman. This year's May Day followed tradition and was a very beautiful occasion. 1969170 May Queen, Marguerite Merritt Junior-Senior 1969-1970 3 ,Lf M Q X ln April 1970 the Junior class of Western Guilford High School honored the Senior class with the 1970 Junior- Senior Prom, held at High Points' Top of the lVlart. The theme was The April Fools . Burt lVlassengale and his orches- tra provided the music. The prom got underway with the presentation of the outstanding seniors by Paul Blust, presi- dent of the junior class. Buddy Hoffman, president of the senior class, acted as master of ceremonies. After the dance, a breakfast was provided by the gradepar- ents at New Garden Friends lVleeting House. sf X Si Q S? people of common interests cooperatin in service, in honor, in performance. 53 Amici Staff The world of too-soon-to-be-believed deadlines, lost master layout sheets, and last-minute changes . . . This picture doesn't have enough contrast-we will use no pictures that are less than perfect. These became facts of life this year to the seven- teen members of the Amici staff, only three of whom had had previous experience in publishing an annual. The year began in August with solicitation for adver- tisements and suggestions for the book's theme. Then, as school began, the tasks of drawing layouts, arranging for pictures, and writing copy took over. The room echoed with the almost daily cries of Did any pictures come in today? , When's lVlr. Overby coming? , and l've got to crop these pictures to- day! And then one day, despite the problems with pictures and ideas that never quite made it and everything else, it was the last deadline and every- thing was finished. The preparation of next year's Amici was begun. And then that day in lVlay that made it all worthwhile-the yearbooks arrived, were presented, and were given out at the yearbook signing party. A fitting end for the best Amici ever. And Junior slept... ax L. to R.: P. Siler, Eighth and Ninth Grade Editor: L. Hall, Eleventh Grade Editor: D. Higgins, Tenth Grade Editor. ,K 4 .,, 1, f -5 ff! .J -i., I ' gn i 42554591 Q0 it .5 fi 494-37 1 ,, . ,, 2543422 jf i ' af fix i f f f . -3' .r f i H Q ' .' ffm f A' ' iU? ? ?Q f Seated: E. Bezera, Copy Editor. Standing: E. Flallings, Business Mana- ger, T. Butler, Layout Editor. L. to R.: lVlrs. B. lVlorgan, Advisor: C. Tise, Editor. ix . '93 xy .go'4n Sin -Q1-.x Seated: S. Bennett, Features: S. IVIerreII, Opening Sectiong C. Tise, Opening Section. Standing: J. B Seated: L. Smith, Academics: B. Www ,' if f Ka Lin-z .,-If 'fi' Horney, Academics: N. Ratledge, Organizations. Standing: G. Blackwelde Maynard, Sports: M. Hendren, Organizations. 55 rannon, Features r, Sportsg J. Seated: Mr. Nloran, Sponsor, D. Evans, Secretary, K. Vance, President, T. Eller, Vice President, P. Siler, Treasurer, lVlrs. Simons, Sponsor. Standing L to R: B. Kennedy, T. Gearhart, S. Hall, D. Garrett, T. Rogers, S.lVlerrell, N. Adkins, C. Jeffries, C. Tise, L. Hendrick, D. Cecil, lVl. Sapp, S. Stribling, P. lVlcKoin, J. Brannon, S. Bergman, D. Higgins, L. Jones, L. Smith, B. Payne, E. Rallings. Student Council The Student Council existed mainly for the pur- pose of promoting better understanding between the students and faculty. Problems could be brought to the council with efforts made to solve them. Projects that the council undertook included Student of the Month, Christmas Dance, a battle of the bands, writing letters to the president of North Vietnam concerning the prisoners of war, and Spring Fling Day. Meetings were held every Wednesday, all students were free to come to observe the council. Officers were President, Keith Vance, Vice-Presi- dent, Tommy Eller, Secretary, Donna Evans, Trea- surer, Pam Siler. President Keith presides over meeting. 56 Fifty-one Beta Club members started the school year with enthusiastic plans for fund-raising and projects. One of the first actions was to raise the membership requirement from 3.0 to a 3.2 grade- point average. In November, twenty-two new mem- bers-sophomores and juniors-were inducted into the club in a candlelight ceremony. Instead of, and perhaps worse than, initiation they immediately par- ticipated in planning for the district convention, held at Western on November 19. Beta Club members from five other area schools attended this convention, participating on election of officers, talent compe- tition, and accounts of the past year's activities. Plans were made for further activities, and in April, several club members attended the state con- vention in Asheville. Seventy-three members ended the year by award- ing scholarships to two outstanding seniors. l Mrs. Lail speaks at district convention. B C I u b '-'lf Z s l First row: Mrs. Lail, Sponsor, C. Tise, President, W. Jones, Vice President, E, Bezera, Secretary, Fl. Weiselquist, Treasurer. Second row: B. Horney, L. Smith, E. Rallings, S. Bowman, B. Zimmerman, P. Meredith, S, Hall, B. Carroll, S. Poole, P. Siler, J. Furr. Third row: G. Goins, D. Hardy, A. Hackney, D. Hurt, R. Pipkin, J. Opalinski, D. Garret, K. Kearns, S. Holt, S. Simpson, M. Ward. Fourth row: D. Hoffman, D. Hawley, T. Sowers, P. McLemore, D. Williams, D. Evans, P. Freeman, M. Lancaster, L. Hall, S. Cummings, N, Flatledge. Fifth row: T. Rogers, S. Bell, L. Jones, K. Bance, J. Brannon, P. Manness, S. Smith. Sixth row: M. Hendren, M. Wall, G. Blackwelder, L. Poole, G. Carter, J. Haley, M. Woodall, D. Ahrens, R. Self. Seventh row: K. Williams, M. Kochel, T. Eller, J. Balls, M. Trogdon. 57 Concert Band This year our band got off to a great start under the leadership of Tim Butler, President, Jeff French, Vice President, Shelly Sweetman, Secretary, and Mr. Richard Spencer, Director. During football season' the band entertained spec- tators with their outstanding half-time performances. A lot of hard work and many hours of practice went into their routines and music. T The full band gave their annualThanksgiving and Christmas concerts, and again participated in the North Carolina State Band Contest in Chapel Hill. First row M Tate C Shaw C Johnson, Fi. Thompson, Fl. Redding, S. Mckinney, C. Fleanor. Second row: W. Morris, K. Cannadv, S. Sweetman, S. Huntley M Darnley B Horney, B. Kennedy. Third row: O. Michaux, M. Arnder, R. Cearly, S. Dawson, S. Allred, P. Marshall, G. Redding, S. V, I if First row: G. Lofling D. Newton: K. Williamsg E. Pottsg D. Butlerg R. Coble. Second row: B. Elliotg B. Victoryg N. Pierceg J. Dailg B. Patatp R. Selfp D. Nlorrisg P. Siler: L. Strader. Third row: D. Beang C. Wakefieldp C. Tatep M. Odenp S. Hoitp K. Barberg E. Oehmang C. Roysterp S. Nlabeg T. Butler. Fourth row: B. Dempsey. S. Wagnorg J. Wiilardg S. Chandlerp D. Oehmang J. Frenchg B. Goodwing B. Varnerg D. Fieldsg J. Tourvilleg D. Nevvtong D. Nlerrittg K. Bunng L. Lowmang T. Calhounp S, Osbornep M. Chandler. Practice makes perfect, Jeff! l...i A -. Quill and Scroll Band Lettermen L to R: D. Morrisg L. Straderg T. Butlerg B. Horneyp M. Darnley. fs gfmc J Seated: S. Bostian, Secretary: E. Bezera, President: G. Goins, V. President. Standing: C. Tiseg J. Kimmelp P. Gordon. 5 I E .K . . K ... ..k- ,- ....'-,-v -,-'-,.-.-h , . f'f. .. ..f-,-- , ..--, - M ..... ,.L-...gang --x- : --M.. --,-- .1...,1. 11.NMmm.Mm-m.w....uw...fm.nnm.+w.+fw.m.Q.mmW.w.-W-w..W.w:w.vLf.,,Q.,ww..--Mw...f.w+-f-aria First row: D. Phillipsg J. Haseilg D. DiFoggiop S. Bennettg K. O'Bria'ntp S.IVIerrellgS. Rainesg C. Hughesg S. Stribling Second row: IVIrs. Bray, Directorg C, Wakefieldg D. IViitcheIlg N. Adkinsp D. Walkerg T. Grossg W. Davidsong IVI. Martin P. Pressleyg J. Smith. Third row: Y. Welkerg C. Tiseg D. Dnxong D. Garrettg IVI. Darnleyg IVI. Wardg J. Jordong D Richardg J. Dotyp C. Cockmang IVI. Lancasterg D. Evans. Fourth row: P. Gordong D. Cecilg K. Vancep K. Kearnsg B Rogersg R. Niobleyg IVI. Butler. Up left side: J. Velving G. Eastg J. Cobleg C. Niillsg J. Blust. Down right side: D. Parr D. Nlorrisg B. Boothg IVI. Fournierg E. Oehman. Center: S. Linvilleg D, Tatum. W0 A-. as VJ 'ii fi' ' vv.. 14 Fifsf 0W1 J- Dow: D. Garret1:W. Teshz B. CSFYOH: S. Hall: V. Barefoot. Second row: K. Kearnsg M. IVIcGuirep R. Jenningsp Nlarshallp M. Woodall. Third row: J. Barep G. Goins: L. Smith: L. Parrishg B. Zimmerman. 61 G F.M.A ,ff A T S. E. E. , First row: B. Scott, Vice President: D. Newton, Treasurer: E. Rallings, President: G. Velvin, Secretary Second row A Starkey R Jennings: D. Hutchinson: D. Hurt: D. Grimm. Third row: Y. Hutton: D. Simpson: S. Gray B Wilson Fourth row C Jessup S Dawson: K. Biser: D. Higgins: B. Lawson: L. Parrish. The 1970-71 S.E.E. lSociedad de Estudiantes Espanolesl really started out on the right foot. Many activities were planned and carried out for its mem- bers. The main purpose for the S.E.E. was to attain a better knowledge of Spanish culture. Several interest- ing visitors entertained the club throughout the year. The S.E.E. also took trips to U.N.C.G. to see Spanish movies. The club was a small one and the main ways of making money were projects, bake sales and dues. This money was used in various ways for the many interests of the club. S.E.E. raises money by bake sale French Club FEEEQCH Happiness is . . . The French Club got off to a slow start, but by December had organized for the 1970-71 year. Many plans were made including a Valen- tine's Dance, Christmas caroling in French, sell- ing Hornet buttons, and a project for beauti- fying the school. The club, led by Larry Jones, President, Sharon Bowman, Vice President, Jeff French, Secretary-Treasurer, planned to use the proceeds from these projects to make the school's entrance more attractive with shrubs, flowers, etc. Their efforts were greatly appreci- ated by the student body. First row: P. Maness, S. Huntley, D. Fields, T. Smith, G. Bowers, T. Gearhart, S. Glover, K. Meeks, Second row: S. Simpson, D. Hardy, V. Evans, S Poole, S. Cummings, B. Zimmerman, V. Young, D. Hill, D. Duncan, S. Raines, C. Wakefield. Third row: C. Barber, D. Phillips, D. Hoffman, D Hawley, S. Simmoms, K. Huffine, R. Pipkin, E. Bezera, M. Darnely. Fourth row: S. Holt, G. Blackwelder, J. French, S. Bowman, S. Simmons, S. Hall P. Pinn, B. Carroll, M. Butler, T. Rogers, S. Wyrick, W. Tesh, J. Robinson, L. Jones. 63 Civinettes The Western Guilford Civinette Club was busy selling things this year. First, there was the annual Halloween Candy sale which was very successful. Next, calendar dish towels were sold. ' The Civinette Club also sponsored school activi- ties, such as the annual Miss Sweetheart pageant. This pageant was a great success and attracted large crowds. lVluch hard work is put into this pageant by the Civinettes and the effort showed in the finished product. Also, the sign on Friendly Avenue reading, This is Hornet Country, was made and donated by the Civinettes, who are proud of the school and want to be sure everyone knows exactly where it is. Kneeling: S. Bennettp S. Nlerrell, W. Curnrnings, President, D. Evans, Treasurer P Siler Vice President P Plnn Secretary S Harper First row lVl Lancasterg J. Jordan: V. Barefoot, C.Wakefieldg K.O'BriantgD. Mitchell S Rule W Collins S Hall D Garrett L Hawley lVl Horton N Adkins S Simmons, B. Hestwoodg C. Tise. Second row: G. Goins, V. Young, J. Hasell P lVlckoin L Hall S Poole B Carroll D Dixon S Holt With Paddles: L to R: P. Blust, Vice President: D. Richard, Secretary: T. Davis, Treasurer: J. Hanner, President. Standing on floor, L to R: Mr. Coble Sponsor: Mr. Moran, Sponsor: G. Allred: D. Kozlovsky: M. Kochel: L. Jones: D. Cecil: G. Blackwelder: W. Tesh: M. Sapp: M. Hendren: B. Kennedy: T Rogers. Standing on Bench, L to R: D. Wrenn: D. Rogers: J. Kimmel: K. Vance: M. Wall: B. Burton: T. Eller: B. Gibbs: S. Mabe: R. Weiselquist: D Morris. Key Club The Western Guilford Key Club was sponsored by the Guilford College Kiwanis Club. They met once a week, usually on Wednesdays at the Fish Hole. Under the leadership of John Hanner, the Key Club had several projects this year. The main project was the put- ting together of a very success- ful football program. With the money raised, they bought a new spotlight for the audi- torium. Each week two members from the Key Club attended a Kiwanis' luncheon as guests. Several members also attended the annual Key Club conven- tion in Columbia, South Caro- lina, on March 26, 27, and 28. The officers for the year 1970-1971 were President, 65 John Hanner: Vice-President, Paul Blust: Secretary, David Richard: and Treasurer, Tom Davis. Key Club meets weekly at Fish hole. Jr. Jaycees The Jr. Jaycees is a nonprofit organization of boys in Western between the grades of 10-12. This year it was composed of around twenty boys, mostly se- niors. The club undertook many worthwhile projects during the school year. Its annual tradition of selling light-bulbs was started to raise money for charities and it is still serving this function. The club held meetings twice monthly where it decided upon issues brought up by the members. It was here, also, that the framework for the club's numerous projects was prepared. After a hard meeting the club usually relaxed before adjournment by engaging in a few games of ping-pong and billiards. mg Eric Taylor collects money from light bulb sale Seated: S. Linvilleg S. Bostianp M. Koontzg E. Taylor: P. Blust. Standing: P. Pressley, K. Vance: G. Tatumg B. Gibbsg J. Velvin I Kneeling: D. Davis, B. Horney, L. Smith, W. Thomas, E. Rallings, K. Huffine. Second row: K. Barber, E. Oehman, S. Cummings, D. Hill, C. Rule, C Price. Third row: E. Bezera, D. Higgins, J. Oplanski, M. Smith, M. Fournier, N. Ratledge. Eve sells pom-poms as a Jaycette project. 67 Jr. Jaycettes This year the Jr. Jayc- ettes, with a smaller, more elite group, went on to bigger and better things. They set up a new pro- cedure-that of having din- ner meetings. They helped in the Miss Greensboro pageant and continued their beautification work which was begun with the purchase of our lovely school sign several years ago. Wanda Thomas, Presi- dent, Lissa Smith, Vice- President, Barbara Horney, Secretary, Kay Huffine, Treasurer, Eve Rallings, Program Chairman, Sally Chance, Senior Director, Debbie Davis, Junior Di- rector, Sandy Cummings, Chaplain, and Mrs. Vicki Morgan, our sponsor, led our club onward and up- ward. Money earned through bake sales and the annual bazaar was donated to help pay the rent for settlement houses for drug addicts, and went to pro- vide one of Western's se- niors with a scholarship. Chorus First row: S. Straderp C. Peakg Nl. Gordong T. Crossg G. Goinsp T. Phillipsg R. Nuckelsg V. Keiger. Second row: D. Harringtong J. Nlitchellg Y. Jeffriesg S Hughesg C. Elliotg P. Ivlillsg P. Nevvmang V. Smith, Third row: D. Edvvardsp K. Foustp lVl. Johnsong J. Cudvvorthg T. Oakesg J. Tippettp S. Thompsong V Young. Fourth row: C. Lairdg B. Gibbsg T. Cappsg J. Marshall. Pe B d First row: J. Tourvilleg E. Pottsg E. Oehmang S. Nlabeg T, Butler. Second row: S. Svveetmang B. Horneyg M. Darnleyg B. p a n Kennedyg C. Tateg J. French. Third row: L. Straderg P. Silerp D. Nlorrisg R. Selfg R. Cobleg K. Vllilliamsp B. Goodwin. 68 H ' Y First row: Johnny Mitchellp B. Burnsg T. Smithp S. IVliIlsg S. Beang J. Purgasong D. Harrisg J. Simpsong G. Logang T, Boyd. Second row I' C. Cecilg E. Hicksg L. Paigeg R. Nlobleyg S. lVIabeg D. Rutchmanp R. Waldropg W. Ramseurg J. Tourviilep F. Shuskey. Third row: D Cecilg D. Tatump K. Vanceg J. Kimmel. J Hanner E Rallings B Scott C Tise W Cummings IVI Lancaster E Taylor E Bezera-H I b F'ovvIerp KJ. Vonceg L. Jzoniesg D. Sheoardg Datledgeg P.:BIu-stp J. Wrenng Eller, Erosident. I I 69 -i -if Sm 102. 55' f-'UE ZF' '-cr 295' 2: KDS' Sf Q - 1 Fin 03' 'im nm 075' B.. 'U Qin S3 53 9-59 'I CII E' ,n HE, ,..... 'UU 'lf 2: O.. QP 2. -o E-E' -. ZS DCD gn. 22' 3: OCD D.. Sz. Oi 2-o 22 KW II :S 'NFO 33 598 E2 is 3:5 51? 40 O. gn: '28 ea il' -o Sas 33 U33 'e Ee. wi 03 33 Sn.. ,-9 DDC. rc 'o. OD. LED 9-735 3: as? 1535 ' 'U .za W 'o I SNR 22: REQ 95115 Kalb aaa .mm ,,,. W--CD 393 x.lD I3 ., .. Ogg, 5920 U35 i252 2- : 3293 -.a'g, P52271 :XS 9.5: 3 .. 2-170 125 1235 ?i 3 292 2305? 22 --If ITIIDI- Q3: Q 2 sit -l 3321 Dila. EFP6 3515 goo m3' 4531- ...,,,, P0113 2 6-5? FX11 00-m m--gg ai: --42. 243 9.29 -be 581 m C s.Ug Fi? 3 E38 B53 MCD 9,6 1. aim wai D 9.32 -loo -l FD -t 1 2 fu I C c' cr N 1 9- Z - f E CD E 5. rn 1: o 3 ID o 7 f The FHA Club lFuture Homemakers of Americal was not a new club but it had some new ideas and some very good ones. Officers were: Nan Ratledge, President, Debbie 3 Hill, Vice President, Becky Hestwood, Secretary, Carletta Judd, Treasurer, Debi Higgins, Program Chairman. This year, as usual, the club went to Piedmont Natural Gas Company in December to learn new recipes and new ways to decorate for the Christmas holidays. A IVlother-Daughter Banquet was held in the spring and the members modeled clothes that they made themselves. We kept busy with bake sales and making small gifts for the teachers throughout the year. F.H.A. Girls are initiated into club 5 70 X Jw fwm. 5-- F.T.A. girls practice jobs of teaching. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America attempted to initiate students into the career of teaching. Through- out the school year the club sponsored many worth- while projects. Some of these projects consisted of sending club members to the lower grades to assist the teachers, and also raising money for a scholarship, which went to an outstanding student. The club raised money in many resourceful ways, one of which was a raffle. The officers of the 1970-1971 F.T.A. club were as follows: President, lVlargaret Lancaster, Vice-Presi- dent, Jill Dotyg and Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Evans. These officers worked along with the sponsor, Mrs. Leonard, and the members to make Western Guilford's 1970-1971 F.T.A. club one of the best. ,,., I , 5, , f-lf-4v,,,Mt2-1 .Z walk, '?'t?4,,,!,3' 1-aw. it . .1-amy V V x f 1' if 'q '1!f2?q,a E ,Q aw ' it 7 v,A ?'9-eg-gngngg, af , First row: J. Dotyg M. Lancaster, D. Evans. Second row: P. Siler: D. Garrett: D. Grimm. Third row: C. Tisep D. Richard, W. Thomas. Fourth row: P. Jernigeng G. Goins, W. Cummingsp J. Jordon. One division of the Publications Department was the newspaper staff. This class had a two-fold purpose of publishing school news and studying the principles of journalism. We published a little Hornet weekly and put out three big Hornets this year. The first highlighted our Homecoming, the second was a spring issue, and the third was a graduation edition. We exchanged papers with other schools in our vicinity to gain helpful ideas. We made various con- tributions to the local Guilford Gazette, giving the people in our .community an awareness of our school's activities. Hornet Staff Yvonne sells big Hornet to an interested buyer. xxx MM L to R: G. East, C. Cockmanp M. Butler: S. Raines, P. Gordon, S. Bostiang W. Cummings, M. Koontz, Y. Welker, E. Taylor, D. Cecil, J. Hasellg K. Hokep D. Walker: D. DiFoggio5 M. Clendening J. Kimmel: G. Goins, Mrs. Blanchard, Sponsor. u?ENliSTQY 6 ADV Bl GGY el W. ff V' , . , f V ,,y,Wk,, 1.1, f ,,,mJ:,,1V,m.'fYf',5:w1'm.i1 'QPH Sw? ,, H .,......M...,,., W 1 .. mf .www - f l-' ' M.. , w'fW'?'ef?l1f f' :W WW -. www M , y W W cg LEM TE M180 l gm ,,. l Seated: O. Michaux, Treasurer: D. Higgins, Secretary: B. Zimmerman, Vice President: B. Scott, President: D. Grimm, Historian. First row: Mr. Johnson, Sponsor: K. Huffine: B. Dean: R. Jennings: G. Velvin: D. Hill: D. Grimm: R. Pipkin: J. Marcone: C. Price: C. Judd: Y. Hutton: D. Tipton: L. Strader. Second row: S. Gray: A. Starkey: K. Young: J. Simpson: L. Parrish: D. Hurt: S. Dawson: D. Hardy: L. Long: C. Tate: M. Woodall: P. Marshall: M. Butler. Z... . Club members listen to guest speaker. The Science Club began a new year with goals set high. The selling of stadium cushions was one of the many projects of the Science Club. The money raised was used to buy desperately needed equipment for the various science classes. Guest speakers and films Science Club were included in the meetings. The club began the year by electing new officers: Brenda Scott, President: Bernie Zimmerman, Vice- President: Debi Higgins, Secretary: Ophelia Michaux, Treasurer: and Debbie Grimm, Historian. pi First row: D. Garrett: D. Hill: S. Harper: D. Evans: S. Hall: W. Thomas: C. Tise: S. Poole: D. Hawley. Second row: G. Goins: W. Cummings: D. DiFoggio: K. Hoke: J. Hasellg D. Mitchell: S. Raines: K. O'Briant: S. Merrill: S. Bennett: D. Phillips. Y. Welker: D. Walker. Third row: F, Marshburn: H. Fowler: T. Wade: G. East: P. Geringan: L. Robinson: D. Grimm: V. Young: P. NlcKoin: S. Bergman: S. Simmons: M. Koontz. Fourth row: C. Cockman: Nl. Butler: B. Lawson: Y. Hutton: C. Mills: B. Wright: C. Welker: D. Tesh: D. Hoffman: D. Broadway: P. McLemore. Fifth row: D. Woodard: J. Balls: S. Bostain: J. Kimmel: E. Taylor: D. Richards: B. Booth: K. MacDonald: D. Hill: D. Hutchinson: G. Velvin. Sixth row: M. Horton: B. Hestwood: D. Davis: S. Stribling: J. Smith. Seventh row: S. Simmons: L. Hawley: K. Huffine: P. Pinn: B. Carroll: D. Dixon: V. Barefoot: C. Wakefield:J. Medley. Eighth row: C. Hughes: T. Miller: M. Raleigh: S. Cobb: D. Cecil: P. Moorefield. Ninth row: P. Blust. Tenth row: S. Linville: P. Pressley: K. Vance: S. Derence: M. Clendenin: L. Paige: R. Mobley: Fl. Ward: D. Tatum. Pep Club The purpose of the Pep Club was to boost school spirit and support the different ath- letic teams throughout the year. lt consists of cheerlead- ers and enthusiastic students. Some of the money-raising projects for 1970-1971 were dances and bake sales. The club would like to thank their sponsor, Miss Bondurant, for her help and support. The Pep Club officers were Diane Hawley, President: Lynn Stafford, Vice-President: Pam Hamby, Secretary: and Sue Simmons, Treasurer. '9 Club members leave in orderly fashion. 74 Sul' G-Club The G-Club of Western Guilford High School is made up of male athletes who have lettered in a varsity sport-football, basketball, track, wrestling, or golf. The main purpose of the G-Club is to promote good sportsmanship in all activities and to encourage student participation in athletics. One of the main projects of the G-Club is its annual presentation of Coach Robinson collects calendars the G-jackets to its senior members who have lettered since their sophomore year. Through the capable leadership of Mr. Robinson and Mr. Jones and officers Lee Paige, President, Paul Blust, Vice-President, and Mike Koontz, Secretary- Treasurer, the G-Club has once again had a successful year. First row: Coach Robinson, Sponsor, L. Paige, President, P. Blust, Vice President, M. Koontz, Secretary, Coach Jones, Sponsor. Second row: K. Guenther, M. Martin, D. Rogers, S. Derance, D. Woodard, J. Velvin, E. Taylor. Third row: T. Eller, S. Bostian, R. Ward, D. Walker. Fourth row: J. Ralls, R. Kent, G. Blackwelder, G. Tatum, D. Cecil, D. Webster. Fifth row: J. Maynard, J. Smith, P. Pressley. Sixth row: K. Vance, K. Partido, Wayne Davidson, R. Mobley, M. Clendenin. 75 C.0.0. May l take a message? The Cooperative Office Occupations class was composed of senior girls who attended school in the morning and worked in an office training job in the business community in the afternoon. C.0.0. pro- vided students with a realistic application of skills and knowledge learned in their classes in Business Educa- tion. Some of the jobs held by students were those of typist, file clerk, bookkeeper, secretarial assistant, 1 l and billing clerk. Activities of the class included preparing bulletin boards and a window display on Business Education each school month, entertaining their parents with an Orientation dinner, presenting an assembly program on C.0.0., thanking their bosses with an Employer- Employee banquet, and field trips to business firms to observe the most recent business techniques. 1 L to R: D. Tipton, D. Mariana, P. Pratt, P. Sparks, S. White, K. DeGraff, D. Hill, M. Gibbs, S. Coffey, D. Small, J. McDaniel, Mrs. Walthall, Sponsor. l 76 D.E. Kneeling: L. McDowell: W. Johnson: J. Floss: C. Church. Standing: R. Pitts: M. Raynor: T. Royal: J. Cherry: E. Knight: S. Sillrnan: J. Ward: H. Reynolds: L. Melvin: L. Waldrop: B. Cox: G. Putnam: G. Stewart. Library Club First row: S. Stone: K. Greene: C. Burlett. Second row: L. Parrish. Third row: T. Wade: A. Fransisco: H. Reynolds. Fourth row: S. Dawson: Y. Hutton: M. Woodall. Fifth row: P. Marshall: J. lddings. Bus Club The Bus Club maintained its quota and reputation for wrecks and good dependable drivers this past year. With minor scrapes , fire drills, bus routes, hot days, cold days, rainy days, schedules and reports, they successfully completed the year. There were a total of 32 drivers - 17 regulars and 15 substitutes. lVlr. Carroll supervised his fleet and peals of laughter rang out land through, and over . . .l every bus meeting. A faculty-bus driver basketball game to pay for the annual picture was conducted after the regular basketball season. Officers were l33l Eric Taylor, President, l21l James Wright, Vice President, and l57l Lissa Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. LM.-. ,,., -W Bus drivers lead a rough lifel Ground: B. Burns, W. Rarnseur, P. Edwards, E. Taylor, L. Smith, H. Fowler, N. Pierce, Roger Nliller, D. Tatum, Mr. Carroll, Sponsor. First row: J. Wright, M. Bergman, E. Oehman, S. Thompson, M. Fournier, D. Tipton. Second row: J. Medley. Third row: B. Gibbs, J. Kimmel, L. Paige, J. Tourville, R. Nlobley, D. Woodard, S. Goins, R. Knight. Seated T Wade Vice President H Fowler President D Williams Secretary. First row: lVlr. Plumley, Sponsorp C. Rule, C. Church, J. Wrightg B. Burns J Tourvllle J Purgeson Second row W C Damels L lVlacDowell S Bean: K.MeekspD. LaniergJ.Smith.'lThird row: S. Morgan, R.Waldrop, L Paige S lVlmor L Logan D Walker D Woodard Fourth row G Stewart J. Medley. V.I.C.A. The VICA Club this year raised funds for projects to benefit the school and community. Many projects were suggested and under familiar leadership from last year the VICA Club should have a good year. Contributions were made to the Deaf School Fund and the stadium fund early in the year. lVlr. PIumley's classes have merged with the draft- ing class this year and associate members are wel- come, although most of the members still come from the electronics classes. 1970-71 officers of the VICA Club were: Hank Fowler, President, Bobby Burns, Vice President, Cros- by Church, Parliamentariang Jimmy Simpson, Trea- surer, Debbie Williams, Secretary, Richard Waldrop, Reporter. Nat sells pin as part of a VICA project. Seated: D. Hawley, Treasurer: J. Leonard, Secretary: S. Hildebrant, Vice President: J. Wrenn, President: Mrs , , Solomon, Sponsor. Standing: J. Pitoniak: D. Beane: B. Horney: D. Grimm: J. Bare: S. Petit: S. Lail: K. West J r. C. Shaw: T. Wright: D. Tesh: M. Radcliff: B. Brown: P. Morris: M. Lacy: C. Welker: T. Terrill: T. Tesh: S Smith: P. Sheek: B. Micheals: S. Jordon: A. Fransico. ! Q First row: M. Oden: S. Hildebrant, Treasurer: M. McGuire, Secretary: G. Hinshaw, Vice President: C. Shaw, President: K. West. Second row: C. Johnson: T. Terrell: P. Sheek: J. Pitoniak: D. Erwin: Mrs. Eller, Sponsor. . . Third row: A. Fransico: V. O'Neal: A. Pierce: B. Micheals: G. Carroll: Mrs. Hopper, Sponsor. J r. - H I -Y 80 . 4 . . rf . , ' 3 First row: M. Fiallings, Vice President: M. Siler, Treasurer: P. Morris, Secretary: D. Shephard, J S d President. Second row: M. Wieselquistp E. Moag: J. Wrenn: B. Christiansen: R. Judd: K. Pugh. Third rn row: T. Billings: M. Ballew: K. Joyce: M. Guenther: S. Doty: S. Dunlap. ' Council First row: M. Blackwelder: C. Royster: M. Rallings: C. Burritt: B. Vickory: D. Blust. Second row: D. Beane: G Hinshaw: J. Wrenn, President: P. Edwards, Secretary: C. Shaw, Vice President: S. Stone: C. Barber: J. Bare. Third row J r B C. Fleanor: P. Morris: J. Gorham: M. Lacy: L. Huffine: P. Anderson. Not pictured: S. Ratledge, Treasurer. 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Although they lost several key players through grad- uation, the Hornets still had their talented backfield duo of Danny Webster and Phillip Pressley returning. So it was with hopes of a great season that the Hornets traveled to meet 3-A power Elkin. Elkin struck early with a 24 point first quarter while the Hornets just couldn't get untracked. The second game of the season matched Western against another one of their six 3-A opponents, Northwest Guilford. Johnny Ralls and Phillip Pressley each scored two touchdowns, while the defense, led by Mitch Clendenin and Ronnie Mobley, played an outstanding game. This win helped the Hornets pre- pare for arch-rival, Southern Guilford. The long awaited game began in eager anticipation of a Hornet victory. But again Southern won. The next game was against Stoneville. The Hornets won easily against the out-classed Stoneville team, and then the Hornets headed to South Stokes. Both teams played well, with South Stokes hold- ing a 6-O half-time advantage. South Stokes took advantage of our mistakes and the game ended in a sad 20-8 defeat for Western. Hornets Kickoff 1970 lx Captains: Kneeling, Danny Webster, Ronnie Mobley, Standing, Mitch Clendenin, Phillip Pressley. G 'g W ' First row: Jim Marshall, Sam Derence, Keith Vance, Dan Woodard, Dave Cecil, Jim Medley, Jim Smith, Ron Mobley, Lee Paige. Second row: Dan Webster, Don Walker, Paul Blust, David Rogers, Junior Maynard, Jim Velvin, Mitch Clendenin, Jim Simpson, Michael Martin, Sonny Linville. Third row: David Kozlovsky, Ricky Evans, Arthur Jordan, Wayne Davidson, Roger Miller, John Ralls, Tom Eller, Butch Burton, Phil Pressley. Fourth row: David Messenheimer, Ken Yates, Keith Guenther, Tony Ballew, John Robinson, Coaches Joe Robinson and Bill Hollifield. Fifth row: Managers Gordon Brewer, Terry Oakes, Tommy Oakes, Larry Causey. 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Aff-. 5, - , ' V , V A . fm .Maw Q Yr' I f ,av A V ,W ' I J , Aw 0115 Z ,W ' li rw ,V Ms , vw , NA ,, 1 ,nuff Loss To Mt. Airy Climaxes The team started the second half of the season against Ragsdale. The offense was held scoreless, the defense played well but allowed one touchdown in the second half. Everything fell into place against East Surry. The Hornets played as they should have all season, de- stroying 3-A East Surry 46-8. Everything looked good for the next week's game against Allen Jay, who had proved to be a strong team defeating Southern. This game was crucial in that it could decide first place in the conference between Western, Southern, and Allen Jay. At the outset, it was all Allen Jay as they jumped to a 14-0 lead. Then Sam Derence and Phillip Pressley connected on a long pass play, giving Western new hope. Later in the game, Danny Webster bulled over for an apparent touchdown only to have it nullified by a penalty. And still later Western blew numerous field position advantages and couldn't score. It was a downhearted team which had its hopes shattered. Although morale was not high, the team went to Gibsonville and played a sound game beating a strong Gibsonville team. Phillip Pressley again led the he- roics, scoring three touchdowns. Going into the last game against lVlt. Airy, the team hung slimly to the hope of a .500 season. Several intercepted passes and bad breaks led to a 20-6 loss and the lVlt. Airy Bears had spoiled West- ern's Homecoming. So, a long season came to a dismal end and one of the strongest teams in Western Guilford's history finished with a lowly 4-6 record. 1 'gnu.,2.1,ug.www,f.w,.,1,,.,a . xezmwmwlawmgf anew.-:.,H :rf , .aw Dismal Season 90 Jayvees Have Winning Season f-.' M --xxf I K S i 3 5 1 J. V. Football-First row: David Ahrensg David Fieldsg David Douglasg Terry Billingsp Gary Covingtonp Steve Dunlapg Mike Bergman. Second row: Chris Harrelsonp Alonzo Websterg Steve lVlinorg Jerry Allredp Roy Wieselquist. Third row: Mike Sapp. Steve Beang Timmy Rogersp Steve 'Wind Captains: Tim Rogers, Steve Bean, Steve Lackey. Lackeyp Jerry lVlidkiff. Fourth row: John Boeremag Chipper Cecilg Billy Varnerp Nlanager, Lee Poole. Not pictured: Ray Nelsong Raymond Nevvtonp Robin Butchmang John Blustg Steve Wyrickg Bobby Patatg Billy Lafevorp Herbert Pressleyg Bobby Kennedyg Dean Best. WG HS Scoreboard 70-71 Junior Varsity Football WBSIEYH Western Guilford 0 Denton Western Guilford 14 Northwest Western Guilford 16 Ruffin Western Guilford O South Stokes Western Guilford 28 West Davidson Western Guilford 8 Burlington Cummings Western Guilford 8 Ragsdale Guilford 14 East Surry Hornets Streak By East Davidson In Opener Boys' Varsity Basketball: First Row: IVIike Buiier, Gene Blackwelder, Mike Koontz, John Rails, Paul Blust, Phillip Pressley, Second Row: Junior Maynard, Keith Vance, Goose Tatum, Robert Kent, Sonny Linville, Ricky Evans. Co-Captains Goose Tatum and Paul Blust meet with Coach Jones. 92 Bgiiflgf Q, As the basketball season opened there was a tremendous amount of uncertainty about the Hornet's chances for the upcoming season. The only starter returning from last year was center Goose Tatum. But, fortunately for the Hornets, they came up with three fine players from last year's powerful Jayvee squad and rolled up a 16-9 record, winning the conference tourna- ment. The team opened with an impressive win over weak E. Davidson, but then lost a tough game to lVlt. Tabor. The team recouped by beating Coach Jones's home school, Alleghany. Another vic- tory over E. Davidson helped to prepare the squad for their trip to lVladison-lVlayodan, one of the state's finest 3-A teams. The Hornets played IVladison-lVIayodan even for three quarters but then lost their composure in the last quarter and were beaten. Another loss to lVlt. Tabor follow- ed, with the team playing a terrible floor game, shooting 32M from the field and missing 20 free throws and making 17 turnovers. Over the holi- days the team beat W. Davidson, E. Randolph, and Alleghany. -li W ww' in N ,A MDW 9 A f 752,25 K 5 55235 'f Y Then Fall Into An Erratic Slump WG HS Scoreboard M, Western Guslfordo 580W rrar Western Guilford 59 70 . - f,-4 -- 1,57 vvesm 71 a Western East Davidson 74 W Western Qfllfladison-llllayodan 74 ' , f-Wifi? ' ' 'Mes 'avi ' JW' wx : Q 4395521 Q. whwpgtern W Tabor 58 WHSQZU Gui,L n 3 rf WWHSI Davidson 75 at W W Randolph r'r- W no arrr AZJBQMUV nll 74 - Sdgge -K W. rrr r 'l V ,l,, we-stem ff A W western rrrr western awww rr rl r a ,llr W Western 83 lnrr 7' M 59 X45 -'BY 63W West uilfor3?? Stoneville W ,63 fggg uthern 53 esteiin us of rlrnr ibsonville 42 . I g 1 ,,,.,, Western Guslfordrr -'f t Davsdsofiia 71 . ,'f , - , . Weggtgrn Guulford 74 L lfavndson 65 Western GLlIlfOVlfd m gpsonvalle 54 , wa ,. V, VV ,,,, Raj , I 1 , , , ,,': QW! 5 MEI 2 H1 Wg Mgwwwwd, 44A But Regroup In Time To Sweep Conference Tournament The new year opened vvith a heart-breaking loss to Ragsdale as they hit a long jump shot right before the buzzer. The team then hit a lovv spot, losing four of the next five games. The team regrouped to beat Allen Jay and then proceeded to win four straight conference games. Goose Tatum scored a record 35 points against Stoneville. The Hornets entered the tournament with good momentum and vvon it, destroying Gibsonville 77-42 with a sensational pressure defense in the champion- ship game. The team then advanced to the district tournament and beat two fine teams, W. Davidson and Central Davidson, to get into the finals against old foe Gibsonville. Gibsonville proved that it's tough to beat a good team three times in one season by squeaking past the Hornets in overtime. And thus both the Hornets' nine game winning streak and hopes for the state tournament were ended. - Girls Plan To Improve Previous Records Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. First Row: Kay Huffine, Laura Hall, Third Row: Scorekeeper, Margaret Lancaster, Debbie Higgins, Sharon Wanda Cummings, Debbie Davis, Rose Anne Pipkin.Second Row: Nan Holt, Nancy Goodwin, Jill Doty, Kathy Kearns, Manager, Elaine Ratledge, Becky Hestwood, Pam Siler, Cynthia Cockman, Lyn Hawley. Oheman. The Western Guilford Girls' Varsity Basketball Team started the season with high expectations for a good record. At the beginning of the season the problems were many, among them the girls getting used to working together as a team. At midseason, Miss Miller, in her first year as coach, had the girls improving with each game. But, as usual, the team was plagued with injuries. Through all prob- lems, though, the girls kept their hopes of having a good season. Though their final record was 2-13, the record didn't show the tremendous effort the girls put forth nor the closeness of the final scores. ln the preliminary tournament the girls were edged out by Stoneville, the team they had beaten both times in regular season play. Though this is the last season for all conference performer Wanda Cummings and for top rebounders Jill Doty and Kathy Kearns, here's hoping that for next year's roundball team the fickle , , Co-captains, Wanda and Jill, talk with Coach Miller. finger of fate points the other way. 98 But Fate Dooms Them To A Losing Season WG HS Scoreboard 70-71 Girls' Varsity Basketball Western Guilford Western Guilford West:-:rfiiGuilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Conference games Stoneville Gibsonville Southern Guilford Allen Jay Gibsonville Southern Guilford Allen .lay Stoneville However Nothing Can Destroy Their Spirit And Enthusiasm 100 Junior Varsity Hurt By Inexperience Boys' JV Basketball. First Row: David Bowman, Keith Jessup, Keith Guenther, Tim Rogers, Eddie Hicks. Second Row: Grant Walters, Roy Wieselquist, Bobby Haithcox, Cliff Wakefield, Terry Billings. Third Row: Jerry Nlidkiff, Steve Lackey, John Blust, Greg French, Manager, Kenny Almond. WG Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford Western Guilford HS Scoreboard East Davidson Mt. Tabor Alleghany East Davidson Madison-Nlayodon Nlt. Tabor Alleghany Ragsdale Stone-ville Gibsonville Ragsdale Nladison-lvlayodon Gibsonville Stoneville Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit l om., Cheerleaders: First row: Diane Hawley, Christine Hughes, Mascot: Cindy Tise, Assistant Head, Lynn Stafford. Second row: Wanda Thomas, Susan Harper, Susan Poole, Dawn Garrett. Third row: Susan Hall, Donna Evans, Head, Debbie Hill. A Cheerleader's Emotions 102 vm min QWMYWWQ First row: Shirley Gray, Nancy Adkins, Assistantg Pam lVlcLeod Second row Pam Siler Joyce Jordan Head Debbie Dixon lVlagnificient performances were dis- played by the six majorettes again this year. Led by Joyce Jordan, head, and Nancy Adkins, assistant head, the girls twirled their way into the hearts of the crowds at both football and basketball games. Western Guilford says Thank- you, for a job well done. In the third year of the drill team's existence at Western Guilford, tvventy- five sophomore and junior girls partici- pated. The girls, led by ll. to r.l Vicki Evans, assistant head, and Becky Hest- vvood, head, changed the format of their halftime performances from straight marching to more of a dancing ap- proach. They enlivened our halftime cer- emonies greatly and deserve apprecia- tion. Drill Team Adds To Halftime Activities V N ,, f 4 ,,-, Wdygw-2zmye,f,,, .W W-.. ,. l Wa, -- , wget-ik I ., V J 7 1. ,fm-f M , , I I --k, 4, y Z, if in ' Drill Team: First row: Debbie Newton, Darlene Hutchinson, Debbie Hawley, Kay Huffine, Sheree Simmons, Wanda Collins, Marsha Smith, Lash, Norma Robertson, Vickie Evans, Becky Hestwood, Becky Dean, Beth Horney, Pam Branson, Sheree Simpson, Becky Hayes, Dianne Dianne Hill, Terri Wright, Vickie Little, Sharon Lail. Second row: Lynn Simpson, Blair Brackin, Debbie Davis, Marie Horton. 105 Marching Band Livens Up New Stadium 'Q' .se-fs Tim Butler directs the band. 'K r 5 5 x 5, , K N X nl N X Y Xx W XS N I NN X NG W xx X E B ix X, M 1 .. x ' Eg ., ,, A.,,. 1 -K'Khk - Q - WESTERN GUILFURD Color Guard: 106 Sally Chance, Paula Freeman. s R P ww Girls Participate In Junior Varsity Activities Eighth Grade Basketball Team: First Row: Janette Marbert, Nancy Ninth Grade Basketball Team: First Row: Ann Zdunczyk, Debbie Rails, Lucy Jennings, Jeanie Teague, Pam Sparks, Jody Smith, Kay lrvvin, Mary Appenzeller, Betsy Heath, Diane Beane, Joi Bare. Second Bondurant. Second Row: Sharon Sweetman, Audry James, Terri Davis, Row: Mitzi Siler, Sue Fiatledge, Jan Wrenn, Dannette Hughes, Carolyn Linda Holbrook, Evalyn Dorn, Darlene Chambers. Johnson, Kathy Tuttle. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. On Floor: Sue Simmons, Pam Hamby. ROW: Donna T9Sh. Phvllis 'VlCK05f1, Partv MaCLem0re,Sandv BerQman. Kneeling: Karen West, Hornet: Laura Huffine, Assistant Head: Back Head: Dannette Hughes, Debra Hoffman, Vicki Young. 107 ' , Wrestlers Have Finest Season Ever ,uszzff 433 Varsity Wrestling Team. First Row: Greg Cook, David Rogers, Dean Blake, Phillip Hardee, Victor Gilmer. Second Row: David Ahrens, Don Tatum, George Allred, David Wrenn, John Coble, Gary Logan, Jim Marshall, David Messenheimer. Third Row: Coach Hollifield, Spencer Smith, Steve Morris, Myron Chandler, Jerry Allred, Tommy Eller, David Fields, Bill Varner. 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In their first year at Western Guilford, they spent the first few weeks adjusting to the new surroundings. They quickly became an important part of Western Guilford's student body. Their partici- pation in extracurricular activities gave them a first taste of high school life, and they eagerly looked forward to the next four years. President, Benny Jessup, Secretary, Lucy Jennings, Treasurer, John Gordon, Vice President, Roderick Judd. C .,, C Qs, ,J sf' l' V A gxglll WG XA. af N .. K, ,AA sri gi Ak E J 5 ill? f Vw 9 gg Q53 M: ,Q .M 1. at 5 is Ji W 3 'K sl on new ta' 1 Q tSe We Q ,PQL qk., . , ' x ,Q ' L F' s svkww B 1 g 1 Eg .L LZLL ,SLC J .Q Sri 33451 la 15 117 ent ky. W-1 1 Jil m if .N f .K I 4. Ni w ce dw- 1 W -. so? ,, L. Q Ax St, Q ii. E' x K J A Ml .avi K Jerry Bailey Scot Baker Mickey Ballew Susan Ballinger Fiandy Barnes Cliff Bean Doug Bean Jim Boling Kay Bondurant Mike Boudurant Tonia Boyo Lynn Brady Cynthia Brannock John Brannon Mike Branson Nancy Bray Van Brendle Ronnie Britt Mike Cannady Patty Carlin Dee Carroll Susan Carter Darlene Chambers Donald Childs Bobby Christainson Mark Coble Frank Cook Greg Darnley Lynn Davidson Teresa Davis Andrea Deagon Mary Degraff David Dixon Cindy Dobbins Keith Doggett Gerald Donnell Evalyn Dorn Sandra Duncan Andy Edwards Sandra Evans Allen Everhart Arnold Farlow Fred Fitzgerald Geraline Fitzgerald Lisa Foust Karen Foxworth Donald Gamble Chuck Gladwell Sue Goins Robin Goolsby Bobby Gordon Clay Gordon John Gordon Mike Gordon Junior Gossett Danny Gregory Mark Guenther Jimmy Haithcox Dwight Hall Johnny Hamm Marianne Hanson Randy Hardin Kim Harper Howard Hedrick Ricky Hestwood Darlene Hill Sharon Hill Lee Hinshaw Lynn Hinshaw Tim Hollowell Tim Holmes David Hopcroft Lynn Hudson Steve lngram Audrey James Eleanor Jeffers 'Bernadine Jeffries John Jeffries Lucy Jennings Benny Jessup Bruce Jessup Cheryl Johnson Barbara Jones Roderick Judd Mike Lafevar David Lanier Bobby Lindley Jerry Linville Greg Loflin Artie Loggains Melinda Maness Sherry Mann is Eighth Graders Major In Hallway Confusion .Nl W2 gi Q' is. 5 Iir ffl si W . wi K as 'si E ,:,:, gg xx Am X if ixi vi 3 is 23, f Ll in-Q E K ix sg? L, is is ,i M K x ln if ' . 3. ii if to ff ' ,.k ,, Wifi-1 J X so x 'NX tx, an-os wif- 'W 4 91 t 4. - ' Q e- i xi' s T -aft- '3' we N-'Q 'N ,, P Q.. :P 'Y G' N xx We i . Q E: X1 5 S f f t l if s E Q X 9' XXX X X - X n 'kr ew' Q- N 3 x Ni' i Su- gs,-env Ai -. i 1' 5 ... :Wiv- f--., 4, ,X . 'Q se. :ti SF' J 1- ic Q W ki i li x i 'K t -'le , 5. at 5, an , J :Sw 5' T he ,, 35,6 T 3 , .. 1 ' i 1 i ry i ,E ift. is 'W J : lik sg 1 Janette Marbert Gail Marohn David Martin Reed May Linda McDaniel Darwin McDonald Denise McGee Kathy McGuire Mary Mclver Mark McKnight Mike McLemore Leon Meeks Terry Melvin Fiicky Merris Sheryl Merritt Richard Mikles Jenny Miller Kim Miller Wayne Miller Mike Minor John Moody Greg Morris Mike Morrison Calvin Muncy Donnie Newman Shelly Oakes Tony Oakes Mary Osborne Mike Oshust Patsy Patat Susan Payne Laura Perryman Cindy Pettit Kathy Phillips Betty Pleasants Larry Poole Cynthia Potts Tracy Pratt . Kenny Pugh Nancy Ralls Jenny Redding Janice Reynolds Donna Rhodes Barbara Richard Craig Roach Tony Rook Jimmy Routh James Rudisill Debbie Sapp Andy Settlemeyer Barbara Shaw Mark Shelley Sherry Shumate David Simmons Allen Smith Cheryl Smith Chris Smith Danny Smith Jody Smith Donna Smitherman Don Snyder Pam Sparks Ann Spaugh Jean Stafford Dick Stallings Sharon Sweetman Dale Swiggot Renee Taylor Jeanie Teague Robert Tester Carolyn Thomas Jackie Tucker lrvin Vann Vicky Voncannon David Wadford Mike Wakefield James Waldrop Jenny Weisner Mark Wieselquist J -is Q .Qi as iss, ff f . X 74 , I ' 2, il far Kiwi? i Q ,I X l. ' ei-1 at Q Q ,gf K iw? as In . ' L.. wt- A in.- J IS N 1 KN f zgissai . x. S 'iii .9 fififfffi. M film ,glee - 1 i J f 'f?5Yf?,, 5 A l KN in . Vw K Q gg 'N ia, Q.. R X i WV , Sir , -'ma AN SQ 5 gp - . , S iq I suv' . . . i F15 , at K Sk' l if Wiil x I M Eric Yarbrough Ricky Yost Diane Yow Eddie Zubizarreta ighth Grade ls Just the Beginning . . . 121 1Z in Qi ,T i if. Q W ,, Leslie Williams Mike Williams Bridgett Wilson Rhonda Wilson Janet Wolfe Lynn Wolff Debby Wright waz , 4 wifi fr 9 5 Freshman Class Officers: Vice-President, David Blustg Secretary, Betsy Heath, Treasurer, Paula Edwards, President, Greg French. Freshmen really began to feel a part of Western Guilford. Though still lovv men on the totem pole, they participated in more high school activities than before. The first initiation, no more block classes- both symbolized an important step up. Nlost classes were required subjects-English, Nlath, Phys Ed, Home Ec for girls, and of course that all-important study hall. 122 Freshmen Rally Forth 'YW Q L .N C he Web fs.. f 'f' axis n. Mk 2 '--f.e1m- rf ..,. .. ffws K F fxxlgi 24 - ig N.'N if, .Q Lf- A ' . . K. NX . di . ki K We-..-f we X 3 - 55 N. ski rake sf 4. , yr... Nw- S., 'X wi -.ls Rss J rig if if 2 ' '1 msg,- sf: ,C 12 3 Kenny Almond Patty Anderson Mary Appenzeller Melda Arnder Danae Ashworth Nicki Atkins Tommy Baker Carol Barber Ken Barber Joi Bare John Barnes Diane Bean Mike Beane John Beeler Fred Bell Ted Bennett Michael Bezera Terry Billings Mike Blackwelder Dean Blake David Blust John Boerema Gary Bowers David Bowman Terrie Bowman Gordon Brewer Billy Britt Becky Brown Brad Brulett Carolyn Brulett Kathy Bunn Chuck Burritt Les Calaway Kathy Cannady Vance Capps Gail Carroll David Causey Rhonda Chambers Steve Chambers Myron Chandler Raymond Cochrane Ron Coleman Mike Collins Lynn Colson Harrison Craig Joel Cudworth Keith Dawes Bruce Denny Skip Doty Bob Duncan Terry Duncan Steve Dunlap Debbie Edwards Paula Edwards Jeff Evans Sharon Fitzgerald bs, .MH T25 is 'Qa- t '21 We-are K ff Q, vm H X si? 8 Q ,t Q eg g 1 an Y 1 le' W X 1 if is X 3 Freshmen Participate In Homecoming 1970! K Ji? 0? 5 4 , 124 Carla Fleenor Ann Francisco Wayne Frazier Greg French Faye Gordon Mary Gordon Jane Gorham Kathy Greene Denise Grimm Linda Gross Phillip Hardey Pam Harris Steve Harris Betsy Heath Diane Helms Susan Hildebrandt Cindy Hill Gwen Hinshaw Chris Holden Russell Houser David Howell Dannette Hughes Sherman Hughes Roger Hutton Sheila lddings Debby Irwin Yvonne Jeffries Janice Jessup Ricky Jessup Carolyn Johnson Chuck Jones Sandra Jordon Kim Joyce Victor Keiger Cindy Kelso Louise Kent Steve Kimmel Flay Knod Margaret Lacy Jeff Lamb Jenny Leonard Jeanie Lester Gene Lewis Edith Lindsay Jimmy Linville Danny Long Marian Maness Robert Martin Diane Matheson Lisa McDaniel Steve McDonald Terry McEIfresh Mandy McGuire Steve McKinney David Meredith Jim Merrill Jerry Midkiff Brenda Mikles Cynthia Miller Thai Miller Steve Minor Lee Mitchell Elizabeth Moag Jean Morgan f HN J fl I 95 'Q . B32 il ,- ?L L. A , L Q is ss, J at fi! fa! 5' T Avjvzw E Q 6 Q ei Q az.. .. 's 5 'N f ' 2, 3' it i S i ii S, sf i me tsiel 515-A i ,gs x 'E'- Q., eww X L is, . wstjwk - x .. .L 1 1 vi x N1 2.5. if I ,--f J X 'i -H' , 'X Y H J ,. NK , ' i . .. i Nj S E E 4 ' ,Q is if Q 1' E ' as + E 'i vm xr Q fl r li Freshmen Go Through Initiations , Y Q Q .J M :il Q.. , l Q A+ are s X J Wil SF? N ik 5 Q. if S? s- , A-A ' gf-1 g ,M x W ag.. 5 X. li . -s A . 7 ,G ,z K f i? Q ' J .. is A .L L. 5 if S 1 f' :- ,J Patricia Morris Darrell Newman John Newman Dale Newton Britts Nicholson Renea Nuckles Mandy Oden Vickie O'NeaI Jimmy Owens Bobby Patat Cathy Peek Anne Pierce Jean Pitoniak Jimmy Pleasants Herbert Pressley Bill Pringle Mark Rallings Mary Ratcliffe Sue Ratledge Ricky Redding Gina Robinson Chuck Royster steve Rudisill Robin Rutschman Debbie Seagraves Carlene Shaw Cathy Shaw Pam Sheek David Shepherd Bobby Sides Susan Sillmon Nlarty Simpson David Smith Richard Smith Susan Smith Debbie Spainhour Jeff Spencer Bruce Sprague Susan Stone Sharon Strader Mike Tate Teresa Terrell Donna Tesh Terry Tesh Nancy Tippett Julie Troxler Kathy Tuttle Dale Underwood Jeanne Varner Branny Vickory Cliff Wakefield Sandra Walls Debbie Waterson Cindy Welker Pete Wells Karen West Ruth Whitaker N-A--Q. v FX, Q X Sy, 1-ggi fi is X SE ,E f quam Freshmen at Large ,ay mqam 6 walk' X., Janet Williams Alan Wilson Chuck Wolff Jan Wrenn Darrell Young Ann Zdunczyk Football Team L '7 I -Asif ,AH .al--f 'Q' 4i'Al M , Sports, Study, Fun: The Sophomore Way of Life Sophomores became Western Guilford, really senior highs at last. high school they be- school work, extra- varsity sports. The an integral part of In their second year of came more involved in curricular activities, and solemn, candlelit Beta Club tap-in ceremony, the dissection of worms and frogs in Biology, and the pride of making the football team were all signposts on the sophomores' road through high school. Homecoming Attendants: Pam Steve Bean, President: Shelly Sweetman, Treasurer: Chipper Cecil, V. Presi- dent: Pam Hamby, Secretary. Hamby, Diane Hawley, Debra Hoffman. f- - 1 as summlt 11 sv -x an .i Q 1 -L x ,TW , 1 ai ,fr -me-1'fffi , f - . we - ' f i ,42 leal J ff l ii S' 6 , . Q ,f Jerry Allred Sammy Allred Brian Axsom Sidney Baker Tony Ballew Steve Bean ,l 'W' , If -mi' 'SSM 'Z . .V gs-r 'Mk 1 ' gm :T 4 1 in f 52 XZ eg f , , 5' Z, 1 1 if 1 A K ' I gi ii wg , ,. , W VY: 32 95 lui ,iq , aff in 1 ' 459 ,ia Q H VVZ,,, F- Q 1 n f J B l,f if AI M, rar-f 1' W' 1 if f J 3, f' f Q 45241 f lk ff ff ,fi vs ff fi ff' 7 X ,W jg, I 7 f Wx f 5122 , , ' Mike Bergman Sandy Bergman Dean Best Kim Biser Larry Blackwood Jim Bondurant Billy Bondurant Becky Booth Nancy Bowen Sharon Bowman Trip Boyd Beth Bradley Pam Branson Denise Brown Bill Bunn Butch Burton David Butler Tommy Capps Robin Cearley Chipper Cecil Mike Chandler Karen Cheek Dale Clement Steve Cobb Roger Coble Mike Cocherham Dan Cookinham Gary Covington Joel Craig Wally Crawford Ricky Crutchfield Wayne Davis Shauna Dawson Becky Dean David Douglas Debbie Ducan Tye East Carolyn Elliott Greg Faulk David Fields .. gig? an .. .i. , 5 ' N2 ,tg R XF as if wi I' is-'Ra Sophomores Participate in Various Activities Gina tH x N nn::fg.5'3,xb , f K 'SW -ist. '- S 1, if-f-1' ,X vi NNN. ,. ff n , '- Brew xr 'CTN- B Q il ,S g . .ig-gfg gg-L55 32,5 Toby Gearhart Victor Gilmer Steve Glover Margie Godwin Nancy Goodwin Lois Gosset Shirley Gray Jerry Greene Roger Greene Keith Guenther Angie Hackney Bobby Haithcox John Haley Pam Hamby Bill Hamm Jeff Hardison Debora Hardy Chris Harrelson Diane Hawley Becky Hayes Linda Hedrick Mike Hendren Eddie Hicks Debi Higgins Dianne Hill Debra Hoffman Beth Horney Pam Hubbard Stuart Huntley Debbie Hurt Darlene Hutchinson Biology: A Part of Every Sophomore J' si! E2 E i-,Q . ic, - is: us- V Yasmine Hutton Cheryl James .2 5 s Greg Jeffries Roger Jennings Chuck Jessup Bobby Johnson sd M i we 4 x I ,,, A V if ,.,f-If ,,,., in M H 1 gsm 1. .ww .L f' f ,,f L. -if 5 1 sgsgag 'cw M3 ,4 is -9 , L . ,M Hi, 4 - . ' .-ff pv':r.v,,, 4? 1 2 e X 2 gi. ' f R 11 , we M. ,I iw ,V .Q , . Xxx X 1 A qs-+1- ik., Spencer Johnson Aleta Jordan Bobby Kennedy Pat Koontz David Lacivita Steve Lackey iii-...,,,,e 135 Billy Lafevor Sharon Lail Debbie Lash Chris Layher David Laymen Sandy Lewis Vicki Little Linda Long Lynn Lowman Joanne Marcone Paul Marshall James Martin John Maynard Kay McDonald Devin McGee Phyllis McKoin Patty McLemore Pam McCleod Dave Messenheimer Beth Medley Ken Meeks ik Www., 4 M., fe 136 lil ,E , fn , Q 13 2 , V m v, ,. 1 Q. 6. 1 ,, , 2- , ' e X Q my ff 215 M.. ,, 7' Doug Merritt Chris Mills Paula Mills Ray Nelson Patty Newman Raymond Newton Tommy Oaks David Oehman Lynn Parrish David Patterson Steve Payne David Pearman Nancy Pearman Vivian Pegram Joel Pergerson Sophomores: An Integral Part of Western Sharon Pettit Donald Phillips Rose Ann Pipkin Carol Pitts Lee Poole Holly Powell Cindy Price Karen Pugh Paul Raines Donald Ramseur Neal Redding Debbie Reynolds Norma Robertson John Robinson Jay Rodgers Timmy Rogers Cathy Rule Terry Sartin Ricky Self V Sue Simmoms 137 f 4, 9 fy in , 1 We X 3 ,f X Aff ev V 4 ui. -,.:, :, z- ' fs- ' - J ' ' . te et M f-2 J tv 45 f ew-- f , f al . .4 Diane Simpson Spencer Smith Tim Smith Terry Sowers Lynn Stafford Sharyn Stallings Z, 2 W , ii ,Y ea ai T Sophomores Set an Active Pace at Western X, , ,t,, ..,,.,,,..,,. , h ,A ,war ,. , M H M ' ay, wfgw I .,,, W me Q Ya Q. , W 2 nj ,W We fl W ff ,,,. ,V , f , 2 'Yi it , it , New I f a f 4 iw., M7 I? gi yy Af f 6, t at i Alice Starkey Sharon Stribbling Shelly Sweetman Gene Tester Kathy Thomas Alan Thorton Steve Tucker Marcia Tuttle Marilyn Tuttle Billy Varner bk we-N, 5 Becky Wilson Mark Woodall Terri Wright David Wyrick Steve Wyrick Vicki Young x r if N, 5 xl gf s X X X Q K no gigegw 5 X gr X Chris Varner Genie Velvin Grant Walters Mary Luise Ward Alonzo Webster Phil Williams -V Junior Class Officers: Vice-President, Larry Jones, President, Tommy Eller Secretary Nan Flatledge Treasurer Mike Kochel Juniors Select Ambitious Class Officers The junior year was a year of waiting-from the inbetweenness of a sophomore to the status of a senior. Class rings arrived, a symbol of belonging to Western Guilford. Magazine after magazine was sold to finance the Junior-Senior. Juniors began to think about their world after graduation, and many took tests in preparation-the PSAT, G-ATB, and National Merit Scholarship qualifying test. Next year-seniors! 140 I 47 ' y 'W - ' ' ,fe .. 1 1 f 5 Nancy Adkins Tim Atkins Jimmy Bailey Kathy Barber Stephen Bell Bobbie Best Gene Blackwelder John Blust Blair Brackin Dora Broadway Beth Carroll Brenda Cearley Wanda Collins Gregory Cook Dyann Crain Terri Cross Sandy Cummings Wayne Davidson Debbie Davis Tommy Davis Vicki Degraff Bill Dempsey Debbie Dixon Chuck Durham i Phil Edwards Peter Elkes Tommy Eller Vickie Evans Richard Fiske James Fitzgerald Michele Fournier Jeff French David Gossett Ronnie Gossett Laura Hall Susan Hall Susan Harper Lyn Hawley David Hayes Becky Hestwood Brad Higbee Debbie Hill Yvonne Hollowell Sharon Holt Daniel Horner Nlarie Horton Joey lddings Channie Jefferies 1 ff f f 1 ,ff 54 i 4 l ll. X lll,il .Q -M, f , .Wil ,, ., 5 1, fy 2 j 5 Www-.vw 'films 'KW' 5. ,, M 7 '- , 2 AWA Im .A 5 :- . A IA jg,MZwnm..W 1 42 A S ,I 15 QM x L ...X is M, .r A A Varied Activities Keep Juniors Busy r ie i A oosiu ' Ll 143 N-s.,, hiv' 'sf W ,ff A 2, 'FF QQW: , ffsfffffx -E s wirl 5 'Qt Q- ae..- Cheryl Johnson Larry Jones Wayne Jones Arthur Jordan Robert Kent Mike Kochel Blondean Lawson Lois Leonard Phil Maness I Laurie Marlow Ronnie Nlarshburn Larry McDowell Pam Meredith 1 Kiev ep?-X is if X Sri 3 X gf X ., i ,... 1 xg K: R is J, sg fi Q 'li 41 l Ophelia Michaux Roger Miller Darrell Minor Johnny Mitchell Sheila Moody Steve Morris Wayne Morris Gene Neese Tim Neuhauser Deborah Newton Terry Oakes Keith Partido Juniors in Quest of Knowledge 144 ,- - Plunge Into P.S.A.T. Ns-...W i Cl lk Q will in hr-A -ff 145 Donald Patterson Bill Payne Nat Pierce Patti Pinn Susan Poole Brenda Potts Eddie Potts Shirley Potts Eve Flallings John Rails Nan Flatledge Debra Rigsbee f',,ff'L2. ., it --,:,'f', ' Wiliiam Robinson Jackie Routh Mike Sapp Brenda Scott Ann Shaw Frank Shuskey Sheree Simmons Janet Simpson Sherree Simpson Lissa Smith Marsha Smith Junior Cheerleaders Show School Spirit W-i, . Wm I rf ff 1 M ,Ml M an A f vw, 1 V f vii J? 1 ff , f My if if If ?t Q we QS? wi N k t ii ,gi 5 Q - r ' - 3 Xxf Is is i- lilo? , its 2 is M' S S 146 E 4, fm? 'K 1 'Www Wm i W Om N 'nw Q f ICQ .llyi if 2'A A Q X David Wrenn i Q 3 or aw Bill Young 'MW f Bernie Zimmerman 147 Vickie Smith Don Snider Debbie Snyder Chuck Tate Wayne Tesh Rodney Thompson Jim Tourville Mickey Trogdon Tondalaya Wade Carol Wakefield Michael Wall Debbie Webster Roy Wieselquist Arnold Willard Bobbie Williams Kerry Williams Senior Class 1971 SENlORS began their last year at West- ern Guilford with mixed emotions - some glad that the long ordeal was nearly over, some surprised and regretful that the years had gone by so quickly, and some just too numb to care. The hurdles of those final classes and that English term paper were finally passed, and the happy-sad night of graduation arrived for the class of 1971. Senior Class Officers: President, Jim Brannon, Vice-President, Jerry Cardwell, Treasurer, Wanda Thomasg Secretary, Janet Hasell. On Our Way to Tomorrow on a Road Called Today Allred, George Edward Allred, Jesse Ray Alston, Sharmon Denise Bennett, Susan, Henley Bezera, Elizabeth Ann Blust, Paul Edward 148 Q Bostian, Stephen Flay Brannon, James Bryson Burns, Bobby Joe Butler, Michael Paul Butler, Timothy David Cardwell, Jerry Eugene Carter, Leslie Eugene Cecil, Gary David Chance, Sally Margaret Chandler, Stephen Alexander Cherry, Marilyn Jane Church, Arthur Crosby Church, Lola E. Cockman, Cythia Leigh Coffey, Sybil Jane , Cox, Brenda Ann Cranford, Floyd Charles Cummings, Wanda Rose Daniel, William C. Darnley, Mary Michelle DeGraff, Kathy Nlarie Derence, Samuel David DiFoggio, Donna Maria Doty, Jill Ailene East, Ginger Rivers Easter, Kathryn Lynn Elliot, Bruce Rand Evans, Donna Faye Fisher, Charles Gordon Foust, Karen Sue 0 Fowler III, Henry Lee Freeman, Paula Anne Furr, Janet Kay Garrett, Dawn Mellodey Gibbs, Bradley Ernest Gibbs, Melta Jane Gibson, Christina Brown Godwin, Stanley Eugene Goins, Gwendolyn Ann Competition, Success, Disappointment Face Seniors r if Yes: -- Gordon, Philip Morton Gross, Timothy Earl Hanner, John Samuel Harrington, Dianne Hasell, Janet Elizabeth Hill, Deborah Jean Hoke, Kathy Donna Horney, Barbara Ellen Hutcheson, Harry James Hyler, Connie Susan Jernigan, Patricia Ann Seniors Dance the Night Inward Away to the Music of the Expansion ?', f 4, mf ,, mf., , , , ,, fav ' time - Z 1 J if Q' wasp? 4 5 ' g a is 4, 4 2 ig M q i' 9 , ,Q M f W. , , , - f - ' Johnson, Ninia Mozelle Johnson, David Wayne Jones, Margaret Ellen Jordan, Joyce Ann Judd, Carletta Kearns, Laura Kathryn Kimmel, Joseph Henley Knight, Ray C. Knight, Edgar Wyatt Koontz, Michael Shelley Lancaster, Margaret Virginia Lanier, Henry Dwight Lanier, Jr., Paul Jetter Lawson, Londay Gay Lester, Sharon Anne Linville, Richard Saunders Logan, Gary Joseph Logan, Larry Harold McDaniel, Joan Christine McDowell, James Larry Mabe, Stephen Allen Work and Leisure Fills Seniors' Time l 154 1 M., - a znu...4 2 F5 f Z ? J 41 ha , y... I A' ,, , ,, j' ,W . 5 Mariani, Debra Elizabeth Marshall, Jimmie Wayne Marshburn, Sallie Fay Martin, Lorenzo Martin, Michael Maynard, Jr., Bracy Medley, James Harvey Melvin, Linda Ruth Merrell, Susan Marie Midkiff, William Barry Mitchell, Deborah Ann Mobley, Ronald Edward Morgan, Stephen Clarence Morris, Dwight Hicks O'Briant, Kathryn Earle Oehman, Margaret Elaine Opalinski, Janice Carol Osborne, Paula Kay Paige, Lee Sheppard Parr, Charles Daniel 417' ff Parrish, Linda Lea Phillips, Debbie Kay Pitts, John Ray Pratt, Peggy Gayle Pressley, Phillip Lee Pugh, Nancy Lynn Putnam, Jacalynn Killion Raines, Susan Kathryn Raleigh, Marilyn Patrice Ramseur, Jr., William Douglas Raynor, Michael Carson Reynolds, Jerry Wade Richard, David Alan Robinson, Lynne M. Rogers, David Faircloth Royal, William Teddy Rule, Sally Gaye Rutschman, Donald Allen Sapp, Melinda Ann Sillman, Sandra June Simpson, James Vance Associations Relax Tensions From Senior Minds Small, Donna Kaye Smith, James Colon y 1 5 y X X l 159 Sparks, Patricia Ann Starkey, Margaret Cosette Stewart, Gene Nelson Stockton, Debra Cope Strader, Larry Walter Tatum, Dwight Reginald Taylor, Eric Thomas, Wanda Jane Thompson, Sharon Jean Tippett, Janet Lee Tipton, Diane Elizabeth Tise, Cynthia Jean Vance, Keith Zebulon Velvin, Ill, James C. Wagner, Steve Dillard Waldrop, Linda Ward Waldron, Richard Carlton Walker, Donald Brooks Ward, Jr., Joseph Edward Ward, Linda Maxine Ward, Robert Lee 1 0 Webster, Daniel Leonard Welker, Phyllis Yvonne White, Susan Frances Willard, Jr., James McKinley Williams, Debra Ann Williams, Helen Millicent Woodard, Danny Nlicah Wright, James Lee Yates, Kenneth Taylor Seniors Leave With Eagerness and A Touch of Regret Senior Statistics Jesse Allred 4 Band 1, 2 Sharmon Alston 4 Science Club 3, Chorus 2, Pep Club 3 Susan Bennett - Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3, 4, Maid-of-Honor 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Class Officer 1, V. Pres., Amici Staff 2, 3, 4, Civinettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 4 Elizabeth Bezera 4 Marshal 3, Drill Team 3, Amici Staff 4, Nominated to Governor's School 3, Pres. Classroom 4, National Science Founda- tion Summer Science Training Program 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Jaycettes 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Sec., Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sec., Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pres. 4 Paul Blust 4 J.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, .l,V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Boy's Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 4, Class Officer 3, Pres., Student Council 2, G-Club 2, 3, 4, French 1, 2, Jaycees 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres., Beta Club 3, 4, Sarg. of Arms, Morehead Nominee 4 Steve Bostian 4 J.V. Football 2, Boy's Track 1, Golf 2, 3, 4, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Sec.-Treas., Hornet Staff 3, 4, G-Club 2, 3, 4, Jaycees 2, 3, 4 Jim Brannon 4 Marshal 3, Morehead Nominee 4, N.C.S.C.C. Delegate 4, Class Officer 4, Pres., Amici Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4, Bus Club 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 4 Bobby Burns 4 J.V. Football 2, French 2, Bus Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, Band 2, V.l.C.A. 3, 4 Mike Butler 4 J.V. Football 3, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Boy's Track 2, 3, 4, Hornet Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Tim Butler 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, V. Pres., Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Debate Team 2, Amici Staff 4, Governor's School Nominee 3, Morehead Nominee 4 Jerry Cardwell 4 Debate Team 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Medical Club 4, Class Officer 4, Pres. Gene Carter 4 Golf 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4 Dave Cecil 4 J.V. Football 1, 2, Co-Captain, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Boy's Track 1, 2, 3, Hornet Staff 4, Student Council 4, G-Club 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, Civitans 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 4 Sally Chance 4 Color Guard 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Jaycettes 2, 3, 4, Jr. 81 Sr. Officer, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Steve Chandler 4 Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 2, Science Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 2 Jane Cherry 4 D.E. Club 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Science Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2 Crosby Church 4 V.l.C.A. 3, 4 Lola Church 4 D.E. Club 3, Sec. Mitch Clendenin 4 G-Club 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 1, 2, Co-Captain, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Civitan Club Cynthia Cockman 4 J.V. Basketball 3, Hornet Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, Science Club 1, 2, Chorus 2, Pep Club 4, Guilmasters 3, 4 Sybil Coffey 4 F.H.A. 1, Guilmasters 3 Chuck Cranford 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Wanda Cummings 4 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Civinettes 3, 4, Pres., Spanish Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 W. C. Daniels 4 J.V. Football 1, 3, G-Club 3, Wrestling 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, V.l.C.A. 3 Kathy DeGraff 4 C.0.0. 4, Library Club 3 Sam Derence 4 Transferred from Grimsley Sr. High School 4, Varsity Football 4, Baseball 4, G-Club 4, Spanish 4, Civitans 4, Pep Club 4 Donna DiFoggio 4 Hornet Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, F.H.A. 3 Jill Doty 4 Varsity Basketball 4, Co-Captain, Girl's Track 4, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1, Chorus 1,Pep Club 1, 3 Kathy Easter 4 French Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Jaycettes 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Bruce Elliott 4 Band 4, All-State Band 4 Donna Evans 4 Homecoming Court 4, Homecoming Queen 4, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Head, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 4, Class Officer 3, V. Pres., Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 4, V. Pres. 3, Civinettes 3, 4, Treas., Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 Gordon Fisher 4 Student Council 1, V.l.C.A. Club 3 Karen Foust 4 French Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Hank Fowler 4 Spanish Club 1, Bus Club 4, V. Pres., Jaycees 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Chorus 2, V.l.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4 Paula Freeman 4 Drill Team 3, Colorguard 4, Jaycettes 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4 Janet Furr 4 Transferred from Grimsley Sr. High School 3, Beta Club 3, 4 Dawn Garrett 4 Girl's Track 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Civinettes 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, F.H,A. 1,Pep Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Guilmasters 3, 4 Brad Gibbs 4 Amici Staff 3, Bus Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4 Melta Gibbs 4 Girl's Track 1, Drill Team 3, C.0.0. 4, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 2, 3, Treas. 3 Gwen Goins 4 Hornet Staff 3, 4, Student Council 2, Civinettes 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Chorus 2, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Quill 84 Scroll 3, 4, V. Pres., Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Medical Club 4 Timothy Gross 4 BOV'S TFC-JCR 1: Wrestling 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Jaycees 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 2 Janet Hasell 4 Majorette 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Class Officer 4, Sec., Hornet Staff 4, Student Council 2, Civinettes 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 3, 4 Debbie Hill 4 Campus Life Club 3, C.0.0. 4 Kathy Hoke 4 Hornet Staff 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Science Club 2, Chorus 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Barbara Horney 4 Nominated to Governor's School 3, Pres. Classroom 4, Amici Staff 4, French Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Jaycettes 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, All4County Band 2 Jim Hutcheson --Jaycees 2, 3, 4, Treas., Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 3 Connie Hyler 4 Girl's Track 2, 3, Student Council 2, French Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Guilmasters 3 Patricia Jernigan 4 Girl's Track 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mozelle Johnson 4 F.H.A. 1, Chorus 2 Wayne Johnson 4 Varsity Basketball 3, Key Club 3, 4 Ellen Jones 4 Drill Team 2, 3, Assist. Head 3, Student Council 3, Civinettes 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1 Joyce Jordan 4 Homecoming Court 3, May Court 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Majorette 3, 4, Head 4, Class Officer 2, Treas., Civinettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 3, 4 Carletta Judd 4 Student Council 3, French Club 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Kathy Kearns 4 J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Girl's Track 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Jaycettes 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Genie Putnam 4 D.E. Club 4, Chorus 3 Joe Kimmel 4 J.V. Football 2, Boy's Track 1, 2, Golf 3, 4, Hornet Staff 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Bus Club 3, 4, Jaycees 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4 Mike Koontz 4 J.V. Football 2, 3, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Boy's Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hornet Staff 4, G-Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2: Beta Club 2, 3, 4 David Kozlovsky 4 J.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Boy's Track 1, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, G-Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4 Margaret Lancaster 4 Girl's Track 3, 4, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Drill Team 2, 3, Head 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3, Civinettes 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Spanish 1, 2, Sec. 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Guilmasters 3, 4 H. D. Lanier 4 V.l.C.A. 3, 4 Paul Lanier 4 J.V. Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, V.l.C.A. 3, 4 Londay Lawson 4 Marshal 2, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 2, 3 Sharon Lester 4 Hornet Staff 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, Quill 84 Scroll 3, 4, F.T.A. 3 Sonny Linville 4 J.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Boy's Track 3, G-Club 4, Pep Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Gary Logan 4 J.V. Football 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Baseball 3, 4, G-Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, V.l.C.A. 3 Larry Logan 4 Wrestling 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, V.l.C.A. 3 Steve Mabe 4 Transferred from Henderson High School, Band 4, Key Club 4 Jimmie Marshall 4 J.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, G-Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Mike Martin - J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 45 J.V. Basketball 15 Boy's Track 1, 2, 3, 45 G-Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Civitans 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 4 Fay Marshburn - Girl's Track 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Bracy Maynard - J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 2, 35 Boy's Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Amici Staff 45 G-Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Jaycees 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 45 Science 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 V.l.C.A. 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Joan McDaniel - D.E.C.A. 25 C.0.0. 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3 Larry McDowell - J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 35 Wrestling 1, 25 Bus Club 2, 35 V.l.C.A. 3, 4 Jim Medley - J.V. Football 45 J.V. Basketball 15 Boy's Track 35 Baseball 1, 25 G-Club 45 Varsity Football 45 Spanish 25 Bus'Club 45 Pep Club 45 V.l.C.A. 4 Linda Melvin - F.H.A. 3, 4 Susan Merrell - Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 45 Maid of Honor 45 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Class Officers 2, Pres.5 Amici Staff 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Civinettes 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Guilmasters 4 Barry Midkiff - J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 G-Club 3, 45 Civitans 3, 4 Debbie Mitchell - Civinettes 45 Spanish 1, 25 F.H.A. 1, 25 Chorus 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3 Ronnie Mobley - G-Club 2, 3, 45 Bus Club 3, 45 Civitans 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Track5 Baseball Steve Morgan - V.l.C.A. 4 Kathy O'Briant - Homecoming 2, 45 May 1, 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 35 Golf 3, 45 Student Council 15 Civinettes 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 35 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Guilmasters 4 Elaine Oehman - Drum Majorette 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Club 45 Girl's Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3, Treas.5 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Jaycettes 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2 Janice Opalinski - Marshal Girl's Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Jaycettes 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Lee Paige - J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Boy's Track 35 Wrestling 15 Baseball 1, 25 Class Officer 1, Treas.5 Student Council 35 G-Club 2, 3, 45 Bus Club 3, 45 Civitan 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 45 V.l.C.A. 4 Dan Parr - J.V. Football 25 Boy's Track 15 French Club 2, 35 Pep Club 4 Linda Parrish - Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ray Pitts - J.V. Football 35 J.V. Basketball 35 D.E.C.A. 35 Student Council 15 French Club 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 V,l.C.A. 4 Peggy Pratt - C.0.0. 2, 3, 45 French Club 2 Phillip Pressley - J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Boy's Track 1,2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Civitans 3, 45 G-Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres. 35 Bus Club 4 Lynn Pugh - F.H.A. 25 Library Club 35 Debate Club 3 Susan Raines - Hornet Staff 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, Pres. 35 F.H.A. 1, 25 Chorus 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Guilmasters 3, 4 Marilyn Raleigh - F.H.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3 William Ramseur - lndustrial Arts Club 25 Bus Club 3, 45 V.l.C.A. 4 Mike Raynor - Hi-Y 3, 4 Jerry Reynolds - J.V. Football 15 Hi-Y 2, 35 Science Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Key Club 3 David Richard - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 45 Guilmasters 3, 4 Lynne Robinson - Girl's Track 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pep Club 4 David Rogers - J.V. Football 1, 2, 35 Varsity Football 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 G-Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Teddy Royal- D.E. 45 V.l,C.A. 3 Sally Rule - Civinette 45 French Club 45 F.H.A. 2 Donald Rutschman - Boy's Track 1, 2, 45 Spanish Club 15 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 25 Key Club 45 V.l.C.A. 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4 Melinda Sapp - Jaycettes 35 Science 35 Pep Club 3 Sandra Sillmon - D.E. Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2 Jimmy Simpson - J.V. Football 35 Varsity Football 45 Boy's Track 25 Bus Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Jimmy Smith - J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Boy's Track 25 Golf 3, 45 G-Club 3, 45 Jaycees 35 Civitans 35 Pep Club 35 Hi-Y 3 163 Pat Sparks - C.0.0. 45 F.H.A. 1, 25 Chorus 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Margaret Starkey Debi Stockton - Hornet Staff 45 French Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Science Club 25 Chorus 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Guilmasters 3, 4 Larry Strader - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 French Club 35 Science Club 45 Bus Club 4 Gene Stewart - J.V. Football 15 V.l.C.A. 3 Eric Taylor - J.V. Football 1, 25 Boy's Track 15 Golf 2, 3, 45 Hornet Staff 45 G-Club 3, 45 Bus Club 4, Pres. 45 Jaycees 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4 Dwight Tatum - J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 B0y'5 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 G-Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Wanda Thomas - J.V. Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Drill Team 25 F.T.A. 3, 4, Pres. 35 Class Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 45 French Club 25 F.H.A. 1, 25 Jaycettes 2, 3, 45 Prog. Dir. 3, Pres. 45 Science Club 1, 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Amici Staff 4 Sharon Thompson - French Club 35 Bus Club 3, 45 Science Club 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Janet Tippett - Spanish Club 25 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4 Diane Robertson Tipton - C.0.0. 45 D.E.C.A. 25 Student Council 45 Bus Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1 Cindy Tise - May Court 2, 35 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Amici Staff 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Civinettes 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Guilmasters 4 Keith Vance - Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Track 35 Student Council 4, Pres.5 G-Club 3, 45 Jaycees 3, 45 Civitans 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4 Jim Velvin - J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Wrestling 25 Guilmasters 45 G-Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 4 Linda Waldrop - D.E. 4 Richard Waldrop - J.V. Football 15 Bus Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 V.l.C.A. 4 Don Walker - J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Guilmasters 45 Hornet Staff 45 G-Club 3, 45 Key Club 3 Joe Ward - Transferred Sumner High5 D.E. 4 Maxine Ward - Marshal 35 Student Council 1, 25 French Club 2, 3, 45 Jaycettes 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Guilmasters 4 Robert Ward - J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 G-Club 2, 3, 45 V.l.C.A. 3, 4 Danny Webster - J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 15G-Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Yvonne Welker - J.V. Cheerleader 1, Drill Team 2, 35 Hornet Staff 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Guilmasters 3, 4 Susan White - C.0.0. 45 Chorus 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3 James Willard - Track 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Club 4 ' Debbie Williams - Girl's Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 15 Chorus 1, 25 Pep Club 15 J.V. 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I have good contemporary looks with walnut cabinetry. And I sound great! I'm the easiest keyboard musical instrument ever to play. I'm a funmaker. Meet me at the address below to see for yourself. HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS 1738 Battleground Ave. Plaza Shopping Center Greensboro, N. C. CRAFT INSURANCE AG E NCY ......'H' zrnerd ,Shepherd W. H. Bill Craft, President B A CLOTHING FOR GENTLEIVIEN AND THEIR SONS Charles M- King Agent FRIENDLY SHOPPING CENTER I Open Monday and Friday 'til 9 Plaza Shopping Center Greensboro, N. C. Q . R21-'rusxurlus SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT . . K J ggofiivenvcog soo wzsr Lu srnnr 272-4104 - Phone Glmgxsnono, N, C, n Compliments of NORTH STATE PYROPHYLLITE CO., INC. Greensboro, N. C. 27407 I 173 l4 l AND NOW THE FUTURE MORGAN AND SONS POULTRY fifiii ififl' Q W fzm gzfrlizi ' ' A A 'f Stevens f :MMM fifnfluw r 7 F brics 7 flgflf? 7673 : U ' : W Q flffifilifff J. P. Stevens 81 Co., Inc. operates 25 plants, offices and trucking terminals in North Carolina, producing hosiery, towels, carpeting and fabrics of wool, cotton and synthetics for apparel, home furnishings and industry. Stevens needs intelligent young people who welcome the challenge of progress. If you wish to know more about career opportunities with Stevens, come by and see us or talk to your guidance counselor. J. I! Stevens 8. Co., Inc. SYNTHETICS DIVISION Administrative Offices 0 Greevlsboro, N. C. CUSTOM INDUSTRIES INC. Winston-Salem Road P.O. Box 11416 Greensboro, North Carolina 27409 Phone 19191 299-2885 Telex 574465 OPEN IVION.-FRI SUNDAYS 10 'TIL 9 SAT. 10 'Til 6:00 2416 High Point Rd. I1 block west of Coliseuml Fashion Goods At Discount Prices 174 Oeaucdxg CJQOJXD. - 0, do .Omnfrx 0- 'Z'-9-ak fl' Umkogapvwomck sl 5'- 'W0'd '- QQ.Tm u'Q mug an.er.w.ok-l- fm D0-0-MQSL if fmff .OMAOQ-ilgygson wmfstu r. 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