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

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N r ., quite Lunch-4,Auriufraedtime Lunch was: your own special benchp meetings, meetin s, and more meetingsg muni- ing a Cap'n Crunchg Pep Band practiceg frisbee andfor kite flyingg JV pep rallies on empty s-tomachsg pre-arranged bike racingp sitting in the sung quiett?l time in the libraryp smoke-filled bathroomsg a- per football gamesg cljull omerooms, -loud home- rooms, funny homerooms, skipped homeroomsp our own Station WGHS5 Hardee's if you're a working studentp Pic- ture schedulesp a chance to cram for 5th period testsg evadin Mr. Plumley in the hallsg gnally, a cigarettelp the SNOW cheery another try at the telephoneg stolen mo- ments in the stairwellg ever present ping-pongp Beta book salep jMr. Robinson's hairy baloney and onion sandwichgy gossip groupsg agolden op- portunity to patronize your school store ...... ........ Concentration is the most essential thing in ping-pong - if you lose, you're out. Nicholson Cafeteria lines run smoothly despite spilt milk andfor rolling coins, which disappear as if they'd been whisked away by flying frisbees. 'l02b

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get. Nicholson Student sounds and super smells greet anyone who is lucky enough to venture into C-ranny's dofnain between 12:12 and 1:05. ' RJ xg w..X Some students eat a little while they talkg others prefer to talk alittle as they eat. Brannon Forty cents per day Cwith optionsl becomes part of each student's bud-

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In Appreciation . . Tray after tray of strawberry shortcake brings smiles to the faces of Mrs. O'Neal and Mrs. Lewis. Now comes the fun part -forty gallons of whipped cream! You may have .managed to skip the cafeteria entirely, perhaps you're a nicotine fiend or you visit the library duringlunch. But you couldn't have missed one woman who is closely associated with the cafeteria -- Mrs. Ruth Lewis. Granny, : as she was more affectionately known, man- aged to get around quite a bit, !Who'd she flirt with this time?l. Seriously, Granny's job re- guired more than most stu- ents knew about. Her work day began at 6:30 a.m. and in- cluded ordering food, filling out countless reports, super- vising the kitchen, and keep- ing everything absolutely spotless. Even so, she still managed a smile or a friendly word for each student. The 1972 Amici staff consi- ders Granny a vital, part of Western's world, and it is with pride that we take this oppor- tunitiv to give her a special wor ofthanks. 'As of january 20, 1972, Granny. became an actual grandmother. Congratulations! f ' Marshall COverheard in cafeteria! Granny to Wayne David- Granny knows that it takes more than just planning for her cafe- son: I can't believe you ate the whole thing! teria to run smoothly, there are all sorts of reports afterwards, too! 1023 G