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

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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

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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