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

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'Which one do I want? Dave Butler, Linda Long, Cindy Price and .Qoger Coble ponder over the selection of class rings shown by Tim Rogers. Look Out, Seniorsg We're Comin' Through! Genie Velvin Grant Walters Mary Ward Phil Williams Becky Wilson Mark Woodall Beth Wright Terri Wright David Wyrick Steve Wyrick Vicki Young l U N l O R S IUNIORS 133

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junior Class Gfficers Sink Into Responsibility E Q 4 A lunior class officers are lleft to rightl Chris Mills, V. Pres., Diane Hawley, Treas.g Sandy Bergman, Sec.g Tim Rogers, Pres. 'S' 'My f' W Terri Sowers Lynn Stafford Sharyn Stallings 42 an 5 Alice Starkey Sharon Stribling Kathy Thomas Alan Thorton Steve Tucker Paula Turner Marilyn Tuttle Billy Varner l .1 U N kfrll I O R S 132 IUNIORS

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After Twelve Long Years We Can Finally Say: lt seemed unbelievable to be up there at long last - Seniors. In fact, comments made at the beginning were mainly, I still feel like a ju- nior. Then, somewhere along the way, it happened. Seniors became Seniors. Applying for college, looking for jobs, and preparing for graduation be- came the initial things to be done. Constant looking through college catalogues, sending in applications for admission and suffering through numerous shots in order to pass the medical re- quirements of a college kept Seniors busy. Acceptance made it worth the time, but the lonely feel- ing of rejection made it some- times seem hopeless. There were winners and there were losers - the hardships of a world outside had already begun to show themselves. job Profiles were done in all English IV classes. This task consisted of filling out forms and answering personal ques- tions to get a etter view of oneself and a career that was best suited for the person. Graduation was no longer a dream but had become a not- so-far away reality. The class of '72 made their own out- standing gesture by choosing gold caps and gowns. But, that was where the ex- citement for Seniors stopped. For some, the idea of leaving was no big thin . For others, the reality ofg raduation shook them a littee as they realized that high school was over. They knew they'd never have life so easy again. They may have even thought of when it all started - back in the good ole' days - and wondered how long it would be before their Senior year became a part of that old cliche. T34 SENLORS Myrtle Beach, here we come '