George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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3 fi N5-r , The courteous manner and pleasant voice of Debbie Abt give callers a good impression of G.W. --,-at-f':::a-1: 'fP':'UF1--'.1,TT..1' wffat-flf . ' SGT?-:sry M -.3 , igygtg.,-,-3. .X 4.251 . 4 ' -- 9 v 'f 3 . rag I N .J 0 , , V 1.35 5 ,9.,-'LF L, J If 1 . jr ,--3 AK. ' ., .. nl' 4 . K' f Oiice aide, Pat Gillispie, must wait on Mrs. Hammel before she delivers the absence lists. i Delivering messages and locating students keeps Donna Child- ress occupied during free time. volunteers assist secretaries mini-battlefield pit mind against mind Students interested in a future career con- cerning office skills gave their assistance sev- eral mods each Week as Office Aides. They helped in the school office learning efficiency While furthering their own Work experience. Although the Chess Team did not begin their season until late February, they practiced throughout the year at the Charleston Chess Club. Under the direction of Bernard Connelly, the team strove to uphold their position of State Champions. ' 19.7 5 ' '- 4-hair im ' - gi . ' fl Q 1 l l r. AN it Q' ' lr-7.5 r' V' ! 1- . 45 -1 P' 14 -4- Y1- Y Taking Office Practice as a class enables Kathy Butterworth and Jan Raines to be of better assistance in the office on their free time. Servicef61

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Frustrated at the turn of events, Bemaxd Connelly descends upon the playing board in a mad frenzy. Playing in a tournament, Tom Connelly takes nota- tion of the moves for the records . ' A I Z ,,,-v- Y, es Xi rs fin Quietly considering all the his strategy carefully. possibilities, Tom Heywood plans it Concentration is the key to successful chess-playing, Mike How didl ever get into this mess? questions Eric Creagh. Hicks discovers . Service J 60'

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-. glimpse of far-away f f 5 'REB' 'Jw .- X 44- , 1 . -1. Xx.s i' ii iii. vale. ,an A friendly debate is argued by Latin Club members over the food to be served at the Laiiu Club Banquet. Finally, members agree that they would rather come, see, and conquer with their stomachs filled of American food in- stead of Latin goulash. lands Saturnalia marked the high point for Latin Club festivities. This ancient observance com- parable to Christmas holidays today, was cele brated with a feast of authentic Roman food. An autumn banquet was held in October to in- troduce Latin students to classic culture. The International Club, open to all foreign language students, held meetings one Tuesday each month. Meetings centered around the pre- sentation of a foreign country. Those attend- ing were entertained by speakers from various nations and afterwards feasted on native dishes , laws: YH I ir Wikis fi'-M l. As money passes to secretary Jessie Getliffe, Charlie Loeb can't resist to take some for himself. 62fService