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

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l All Are Symbolic of Looking Ahead l Lindley I can't believe it's here! , gasps Sharon Lail after she has received her ring. f tg ' f . Fl - T .... N'-' VNVDWS Smnvine Ft!! semen S W Movmc W., Cmemosgvs in we As the school year rapidly came to a close, students looked past exams to next year. Registration for next year's classes was carried out on May 10 in quite a different manner. The student himself Eicked when and with whom e wanted which subject. After six long months, the ill seesfagtse ex QE! 3?Q.sef ss rff l Six , ' kr ,ug it 3 Q junior Class Rings arrived on May 12. Excited juniors received rings during breaks, lunch, and study halls. After the Seniors left the Awards Day assembly, the underclassmen moved up in the auditorium seats as they had already in their minds, and next year was as good as l l here. Holmes As their homeroom is called, students flock to the Student Commons area to register for their choice of classes for next year. The 1972 Marshals - Mark Woodall, Mike Hendren, Debra g Hardy, john Kreit and Marilyn Tuttle - receive last minute instructions from Eve Rallings. Baker Wrenn. Dannette Hughes swears in the new S. C. Treas., jan PREVIEW 149

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S.C. Elections, jr. Rings, Registration 4' . -'k as As Robin Rutschman registers to vote, Keith Partido explains procedures. S. C. E L E C T I O N S Baker In assembly, Charles Powell presents his ideas to the students. 148 S.C. ELECTIONS This year 11 students ran for a Student Council office. jan Wrenn was the sole seeker for treasurer, Betsy Heath, Sharon Fitzgerald, and Sue Simmons ran for secretary, jana Cecil, Carol n johnson, and Charles Powen ran for vice-president, and Tommy Capps, Toby Ciearhart, Stuart Huntley, and Spencer Smith ran for presi- 3 dent. Students registered to vote at 3 during, lunch, and campaign week egan on Monday,April ' 17. Buttons and posters were . seen everywhere as adver- tisements. Q On Friday the candidates presented their speeches to the students. Then at lunch, those who were registered voted. The winners were an- nounced as jan Wrenn, Treas., Sharon Fitz erald, Sec., Charles Powelg V. Pres., and Tommy Capps, Pres. Lindley Lindl y Students surround the ballot box to vote for S.C. officers. Lindley The election committee counts eagerly awaited votes.

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1972 lunior-Senior Prom Theme: f ,. .' its 1 . f K l lu. K If if i 1 ,:.,,. s t . s . : fe? sst R lt xi R ' as at R , . wry .-.at X ff-3 - -ft.. s. H ,3- Q is r W af 'li 'X fQ 'l '-L, r R sm. - - 1.1-P -.- 1 i a i Lindley Mrs. MCLemore and Mrs. Stafford greet thirsty students with smiles. Ramgey Lindley After dancing, Couples flock outdoors for a breath of cool john Lojko and Phyllis McKoin quietly share the moon air. light. l R. I I S If R. 3 I .An up--.M- Lindley Ramsey is At the prom, some students prefer to dance while others prefer to sit and talk. Tim Rogers welcomes all to prom. O M 150 JR. SR. PROM