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

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'kK,,...,, ,rs- .sf TSN.. . .N W! Miss Hartranft makes a point to Mrs. Styles during office discussion. wt, .1 ' -- - ' - -'Q M 5 Marshall Mr. Robinson - What do you mean I couldn't hit the side of a barn? i S i Lindley Da -to-Da Duties Face Faculty as Well as Students Walk a mile in my shoes. Walk a mile in my shoes. Hey, before you abuse, criticize, and accuse, Better walk a mile in my shoes. Ray Stevens A ' I EQ wg 14 'g,' w f f ' ' . f 'sm 5 Qs M will , VV,,, T i ' f' . K V Lindley Mrs. Hardy performs one of a teach- er's daily duties - checking her mail. Baker Teachers engage in various discussions at afternoon meeting. F ' A N . C r U kung '1, Baker Teachers enjoy lunch away from the crowds of students. F F E FACULTY LIFE 19

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Unknown Figures Emerge At Womanless Pageant The Senior class presented a Womanless Beauty Pageant on Friday, May 19, 1972. Twen- ty boys participated for the crown. They competed in street dress, evening gown, talent, and bathing suit cate- gories. The master of ceremonies was Percy CPaml Siler and the escorts were Poindexter CPaml Meredith and Victor Wickiei Barefoot. Second runner-up was Stephanie CSteveJ Goins, first runnerfu was Artrina tArthurJ lordjon, and Miss Thomasina tTommyl Bond was queen. The pageant was presented three times: once for the com- munity and twice for the Ele- mentary School students. Loretta jones figures if a certain sexy redhead doesn't win, noboby should. with 'file - Thomasina Bond takes a bow after being crowned queen. Thomasina Bond?! - attitude of Stephanie Goins, Artrina Jordon, and Poindexter Meridith. Danette Horner pauses during street-dress competition. Wow, what a figure! - Natalie Pierce.

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ff 1 5. Red and yellow - blue and green light flashes spurted rom the huge computers lin- ing the walls. Men and women dressed in silvery metallic uni- forms moved silently and systematically about the room, performing their varied duties with efficient deliberation. Our office? Hardly! Al- thou h there were no silvery metaiic .uniforms , there were some efficient workers. Mr. H. C. Walters, principal, had the responsibility of keep- ing the sc ool in order and seeing that the best educa- tiona opportunities were of- fered to the students. He was aided in these duties by Mr. Ed Carroll, assistant rincipal. Also, the ControlpCenter could not have functioned without the secretaries. Mrs. Norman kept the records of school money. Mrs. Beck, who resigned in November, work- ed mainly with student rec- ords, phone calls, and mes- sages. Mrs. Styles was her re- placement. Thus, Western C1uilford's Control Center served to kee the school on an even keep' to better aid education. ClJI'llTPsUL CENTER... Mr. Walters raps with students during lunch. Nich .CNNK Mr, Carroll discusses the sql-l00l's financial Mr. Walters and Mrs. Beck enjoy humorous moment to relieve school pres status with Mrs. Norman. 20 ADMINISTRATION SUFES.