Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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

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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.

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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