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

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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.

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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

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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