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

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. . . Paperwork, P. ., and Ping-Pong Perkins Mr. Carroll prepares to swing his paddle. Baker Mrs. Styles records a message from one of the 100 daily telephone calls. Mrs. Norman looks up from balancing office budget. 'Mk 5 iw' Mhmbis. at Mr. Walters directs from Control Center Office. sei 3:1 . 2 wists :zo -tg ' :Z RFQ sw in 0 il -A 1 .!l:-' Mrs. Beck tackles daily school correspon- dence. ADMINISTRATION

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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.

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Western Guilford recogniz- ed the educational value of student cooperation and leadershi .The administration and faculty delegated to the student groups the supervision and control of certain affairs. Two such groups were the Inter-Club Council, composed of Presidents of all school clubs, and the Principal's Cab- inet, made up of students selected by Mr. Walters. These clubs were basically formed to solve problems that may arise in the school. Some of the problems worked on were the selection of home- coming attendents, and thiev- ery' and vandalism in the sc ool. Thus, both groups operated on the premise of trying to represent student and faculty views in dealing with school problems. PrincipaI's Cabinetzleft to right Larrylones Mr Brown Roscoeludd Alonzo Webster Mark Guenther Mrs Walthallg Mr. Waltersg Roy Wleselquist Mrs Morgan Mrs Bray Notplctured Lois Leonard Mike Beane Greg Frenchg Mr.Frazierg Mr Carroll Mrs Lancaster Mrs Woodward PRlNClPAL'S CABINET