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

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Hooonkkk! No time to waste! Russshhh! Pussshhh! We're on a one way road leading nowhere But to our own destruction. Take away my hands, my eyes, . . . but please, leave a tree - One tree! For my children to see, touch, smell, ' G and feel. Starting with only forty-two acres of and in 1808, Greens- boro has been a busy city on the grow, becoming the sec- ond glargest city in. S North Carolina. g ' Greensboro has been con- tinually tearing down 'and building up in an effort to become a bustling Gate Cityf' to the South. Greensboro: t.-t . .A t '-F ..tt ,, -5-1: '+'3fiE:?2X-sf? 3:-5f.'3e's.?':',' 'F : g H am .: Q .- ,. i ' S25 1 J.x .f 4 - - '- Q . , i -- e ftw f-21' - .,f-:', N 3 -fs i X ,N 'R or is MS t N msg: iw .T'f.1'1.I are ,... K, t 1 , 1, 'QE rs' as iee eii'ie' s 'Lie - 1 ' is s ei , YS .Ma xis ,bw ,am 4 as s. swfw,-wwhxstx, sf K f r 1 st, . 32 f at Q ,K X 3 -NF gs- Pisa ,xr Q 1 if s X 5 an - X S t il sf vs,-amd ,Q 'sa X 2 gigg le Misltlx Q X A S ts X as xx fi ,t. , 7 .enu 1 ' Ml 1 '- ' . ' ,iz Zi: 'l'5: ' 5 Si5. ' if:-u?if'ss.: ir QE? .' U 1 K - - 1 4, - I 3 Seas 55- ' ' v-S' ' , 1 1 . :-:-1 s .- :fx . . . :gr Q 55. ,yffw '- as ff- 5 Z. ' Vs f X' ' :: .L '3?M'-iff? - FN ' ' 3'1 L' ' f' ' ,.2IE1,' .sw A-E:3 '-5 ' AF5 , ig ,.,. 5 5 - s . ':'53: .:' ze :31+,. 1 1-. 7 W5 ' T ' 7' --' Sy ' Q ZIVTI K , 1, Akabaiiii - -2 is: -. sf-N 5 . X I . , ' ss . W. use-.f.fW RN X 1 ,X at f A-ti t Y Q was st Q , . s tt Sis, fs 1 . i X, Qs ,gg vii ' sus: jg ' is st' gb 'S-Lk N f t gg t S it ge t ft vt W. tg ,, ,Q 5 'S+ ,S if xx . 1, as at --,Att .. , f f.. tg. .--M . . -. ..,., X.. ,, t 41 .-f , X - vase , thas,-4 , 1 f A . gt.-fy 1 .fig '- .ff was ,est 'Y H f-. -YE -1, W s-if ,ubl 1 A Q wir ---X s ,-ee I ,mg ,,.s,,1-'exif' -ff5z:.:Psasgk f, .sp 1- - -1.-ws? - ,sas so ,f 1s-fr-1,:a1s,-,wi213f?-'arf-Qtgxfwsagas' gan g, The old King stands no more. The implosion of the King Cotton Hotel on Oct. 5, 1971 is part of Greens- Q boro's downtown redevelopment program. 6 GREENSBORO af mfg ' Old downtown store signs come down on October 5, 1971, but traffic pollution continues toggrow. y Sounds Of A Growing Cit .. . Perkins Burlington Industries builds a Monument to Greensboro to celebrate Guil- ford County's two hundredth anniversary.

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Lindley Guilford residents grow accustomed to a familiar sight from Friendship Airport. Guilford College began in 1837 as New Garden Friends Boarding School and has grown into a co-educational college of over one thousand students. The New Garden Friends Meeting bought fifty acres of land in 1757 for a church from Richard Williams, an early Quaker settler, for five shil- lings. In 1837 fifty students enter- ed the New Garden Boarding school, built near this land in the middle of a few scattered farms. Being the best school in the area, it attracted many students and also more fam- ilies. Today this school is known as Guilford College and is surrounded by many new homes and apartments, a huge airport, a new high school, various businesses and in- dustries, an interstate highway, and a continually expanding shopping center. T is progress demonstrates the remarkable changes that have occurred in our com- munity since 1757. vs. Guilford College: A Changing Communit Perkins Old fire station is replaced by a modernized one to better protect a growing community. The Guilford College Community began as a number of scattered farms . .. plex, M Nicholson Y V 'F' Y ., Xl. 5 . .,, Q?..,, . . '+'s- .f-',.u..t..p.-.-s,.... lv' fsisvi 'f' is, i' rf ,,. g -Y . . Lf.t.e.X-I t.ww.,,g,.,,5 . -M N V t., -X rg . Y A - 121. Y Q gg, -pie, ifitgflifi-fl ,CF s-f' F 1 A Qlrj . . .Lllikqgt M ge , ...k 5 . , si .., . .,, ,fcc .M . Q . T. . . ,c t . R, . .. , tt .. .... , W .,,. , I, .. ,, .- .L Wu... ., . L .Q -. r. , . fu , .. .. as - 'Fil 5 .t - , .ws sv., ': is X lfsf ' '-' ff' . A X - ...secs 0 ' ' -,f I - vi. A 3 .,.-F f X' .- A--Y A- F df f ' f' A X.. . ...V . Maness Traffic on Friendly Ave. piles up at the College Intersection. ...and has now grown to include even this Friendly Hills Apartment com- Nicholson GUILFORD COLLEGE