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

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Our maintenance staff, com- posed ofCarl Chambers, Han- na Martin, Gloria Balwin, and Shirley Gilmer, certainly de- serve our thanks and recog- nition. Every day from eight thirty until five Cmany days, longerl they faithfully and cheerfully cleaned up after us students. In addition to making our school a cleaner and a little better place to stay, they also spent two hours each aty in t e cafeteria helping to eed the 750 students and teachers. The staff grew used to such happenings as smoke bombs, rotten eggs, and other types of vandalism. Despite occurrences such as these, and due largely to the efforts of the maintenance workers, Western remained the beautiful structure so complimented by visitors. i Baker Meet the female members of our maintenance staff: Gloria Balwin, Shirley fGilmer, and Hanna Martin. n Efficient Staff Strives to Keep Our orld Clean of Mistakes Carl Chambers doubles as security man and janitor. Baker MAINTENANCE 100 Maness Wff. David Merideth peeks as Hanna Martin cleans a smudge off a commons window. Maness V. f . ,fy V fra 23 f ' 2, .5 . Q ff 2 , . 4 F. .V 1 - vz 4 my as 5 if f, wa Q - f ' fi lg 49 f fr 2 3 fra, 5 K E. .Wag . gym, 4 3 . , - ' A' n il .1 .,,, , Azz, ,,,. ,, , W ww -f O f me ,rhwaav

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Western Guilford 6 Boys Varsity Western 90 Ledford Western 88 Randleman Western 66 Northwest Western 86 Ragsdale Western 91 Ledford Western 78 Southern Guilford Western 87 Southern Guilford Western 100 Trinity Western 60 Randleman Western 67 Ragsdale Western 49 Gibsonville Western 77 Southern Guilford Western 79 Stoneville Western 83 Allen lay Western 77 Bishop McGuinness Western 60 Gibsonville Western 70 Southern Guilford Western 108 Allen lay Western 79 Stoneville Western 70 Northwest Tournament Play Western 67 Southern Guilford Western 63 Gibsonville District Western 61 West Davidson Boys junior Varsity Western 62 Ledford Western 55 Randleman Western 62 Northwest Western 44 Ragsdale Western 54 Ledford Western 73 Southern Guilford Western 66 Southern Guilford Western 54 Trinity Western 53 Ragsdale Western 53 Gibsonville Western 67 Southern Guilford Western 65 Stoneville Western 53 Gibsonville Western 53 Southern Guilford Western 61 Stoneville Western 53 Northwest Girls Varsity Due to a loss of records, the Girls Varsity scores cannot be reported game by game. The girls finished the season with an overall record of 4-17. Special Note: All-County: Ray Coble, Robert Kent All-Tournament: johnny Ralls, Ray Coble, Greg French All-Conference: Robert Kent, Ray Coble, Evalyn Dorn Robert Kent established a new school record scoring 37 points against Allen lay On Feb. 4,1972. Ray Coble set two school records with a field goal percentage of 51.2070 and a free throw percentage of 814070. lohnny Ralls established assist records for game, season, and career C2133 as well. GDS ' BA S E Bl-X L L S l 1 ff l XX Y gf. . , ' 1 'T 1 A N V N. , ,lvigzk ,,.-uivihifn .shim - . ,Q g 3- .vii H 9, ii' f' gl ' ' MI if M ,.g - ,I ,lffgo-i . A, VV s 5 Regular Season Matches Randleman Won Randleman Won High Point Andrews Lost Northwest Won Conference Matches fEach involved four teams? Southern First Place Stoneville First Place Allen lay First Place Western First Place Conference Tournament Bel-Aire First Place Sectional Tournament Bel-Aire Tied for Second Place with Reidsville At the state tournament in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the team ranked among the toptwenty. if L , ' , fl BKST2ETBALL,ig?S yi., C ' - ' it i A C X ,.,. l'T ' f l 1f2i2Z!LE5igE':Q In T DDU' 'SEE l if ll X y y T Western Guilford Trinity Western Guilford Ledford Western Guilford Alleghany Western Guilford Alleghany Western Guilford Bethany Western Guilford Bethany Western Guilford Southern Guilford Western Guilford Trinity Western Guilford Stoneville Western Guilford Gibsonville Western Guilford Wentworth Southern Guilford Western Guilford Allen lay Western Guilford Stoneville Western Guilford Gibonsville Western Guilford Southern Guilford Western Guilford Allen lay Western Guilford Mount Pleasant 1 4 3 7 4 O 0 7 4 0 17 3 3 2 0 6 8 7 2 3 23 0 2 9 5 5 1 4 1 21 6 6 0 0 1 SCOREBOARD

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Firemen Serve Both School and Community Maness Firemen stare - some serious, some not - at a victim during First Aid training session. Western's firemen did more for their school and surround- ing community than most students realized. Besides being able to fi ht fire and helping with gre drills, they were adequately able to administer First Aid wgwenever and wherever need- e . Our firemen were specially trained in the latest First Aid techniques at the local fire sta- tion.Theyalsoattendedspecial training sessions throughout the state. They met regularly durin' the year each Tuesday ang Thursday night for two hours. Besides being firemen for our school, they also served as volunteer auxiliary firemen for the community. These young men are our future adultfiremen. A serious injury?! No, but David Gehman Mmm and lim Bondurant apply their knowledge Members of the Firemen Club, Kneeling: Terry Oakes, lim Bondurant, 5k'llfUllY .ln tlT'5 Slmlflated HCCidem 35 Part Asst. Chief, jim Tourville, Chief, Philip Steele. Second Row: loel 0lthe F'V5TA'dUa'n'n8' Pergerson, Bill Dempsey, Doug Merrit, Cliff Wakefield, Mike Wake- field. Third Row: David Messenheimer, Mike Bergman, Donald Patterson, David Oehman. FIREMEN TOT