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

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as v - f 1 Q- 3 tt x ..t....,,, 5 if sq jf Y n t as 3 N ss , .'. I . . M ' . ft ix 3 N iam' T sa.. as M Chris Mills prepares for Sharing Sandburg. Drama students present I will Not Go Back, a choral reading. The Presentation of Plays Provides Bright Spots I Will Not C-o Back, a choral reading given in October, was the first of many well-planned and entertaining presentations by the Drama Department. ln November, Sharing Sandburg came with warn- ings of Hongdorsches and Hummadoongs, as well as the popular jazz Man, Wayne Davidson. Suppressed Desires was put on in March as Patti Pinn, the wife, psyched out her husband, Tom Davis, and sister, Carol Wakefield, only to find that Freud's ideas were not quite her own. Also in March was the play The Bad Children, a backwards version of Hansel and Gretelf' The cast featured Pam Hamby and Arthur jordan as the bad children, Pam Mere- dith and Grant Walters as the unlucky parents, Chris Mills as the enchantress, Beth Wright as the witch, jum ing john Maynard as the rabbit, and Trip Boyd as the sun. The Senior Class Play, 1984, came next with loads of hard work. Bill Payne and Susan Hall filled the main roles of Winston and julia Smith, while many Seniors pitched in to make the lay a success with the help otpMrs. Bray. 152 PLAYS Montgomery Bad children Arthur jordan and Pam Hamby secretly await the arrival of the enchantress and the witch. 'Ql- Lindley Chris Mills, the enchantress, and Beth Wright, the witch, discuss the bad children while parents Grant Walters and Pam Meredith look on. gm, If ' .ck iff? s . .T K 4. QQ, . ,,,,si iff , 9, - avr? 1 V . an Lindley Pam Hamby applies make- up in preparation to go on stage. lohn Maynard portrays an unusually tall rabbit in The Bad Children.

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Holmes Quintagon provides various types of music for various types of people. To tonight's success. toasts Ed Potts, Dave Wrenn, Dan Horner, Diane Hill, Martha Thomas, and Wally Crawford. We've Only just Begu n Lindley Grade mothers Mrs. jones, Mrs. Bradley, and Mrs. Guenther serve breakfast of ham, eggs, and biscuits. On April 29, the 1972 junior- Senior Prom was held at Sedge- field Manor at 8:00 p.m. On that day, the excitement began when at 9:00 a.m. about twentyjuniors,along with Miss Bondurant and Mr. Frazier, decorated the Manor. Then at 8:00 p.m., the prom began. Tim Rogers, Master of Ceremonies, wished everyone an enjoyable evening. Class officers were presented and teachers and parents were thanked and recognized. The band, Quintagon , opened up the prom by play- ing the theme song, We've Onlyjust Begun . For the next four hours, the students and faculty talked, danced, ate, laughed, and every once in a while went outside for some cool air. The breakfast, which was planned and prepared by grade-parents, was held at New Garden Friends Meeting Church at 1:00 a.m. A deli- cious meal of ham, eggs, rits, and doughnuts was served? This ended thenprom, but for juniors and Seniors, there was a feeling of We've Only just Begun . JW' Lindley In the wee morning hours the juniors and seniors are not tired out, but hungry and enthusiastic atvthe breakfast. T M lR. SR. PROM 151

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1984 Performed as Senior Class Play Lindley Workers of Oceana go about their daily duties while Big Brother watches over. ' .-tk 'raw fgj Ei 4 l L -- -1 V Q- 1, ' .Q55fP'? x. Lindley Winston Smith, played by Bill Payne, is taken to Room 11101. Citizens of Gceana do daily Calis- thenics. ai, fm' 1 . Remember, Comrade, Ignorance is Strength, remind Bernie Zimmerman and Keith Jessup. Lindley Bernie Zimmerman and Steve Bell listen to Big Brother. Lindley P The landlady, Lyn Hawley, talks with Winston and lulia, Bill Payne and Susan L Hall. A Y S PLAYS 153