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

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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

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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.