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

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'3 Watching in anxiety, Tina Stevens hopes her partner, Linda Stewart, will out- score the guys. -. x, Ik , f. N lf. 7 ..,,,.1..lLn ,X K . giunn--1-H l + ll 'C X -nv Releasing the ball, Dart Meadows 1:'ies to make Anxious to score against his opponents, Bryan Lessely prepares to roll the ball a perfect strike. dOW11 the lane. if Don Wooldridge plans to outmaneuver David Smith, while Bob Foster and Randy Wilhoit total the scores. S ervice 165

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- - - k The 1973-74 Pep Club has been the most ac- patflot Splflt eeps tive pep organization at G. W. in years. With 11. paper donated from the Sponsor's Club, mem- bers made signs for every game. To raise mon- the ro lng ey for paint, official Hill patches were de- signed and sold. The Pep Club also presented skits for the student body at assemblies. The Bowling Club practices every Tuesday after school at Boulevard Recreation Bowling Lanes. Bowlers were defeated by Charleston High in january, 7-5. The Bowling Club is managed by treasurer Chip Berry, and is sponsored by Mrs. Carol Folden. .. . - Y Y 7' Y' 5- 1'1p!a'.-1335 -'fL 5iift' - 3 - - bfi-v?j,?2H4',utLEf!4.,',ggn4,7 , X. . . f .w he X pci-.fi L fe iflfig liil rztww COME if 11' , Q f ' ,. , .gif -' -- flu- ,Y .4 ,val-l , V, I,-. '11-f F of- 1 , 'ul?ug5.:M,V . X' ',.1 .- 4 --lvb --5 ' ' ,- H -- X. ,gg--we . J K Patriot Pep Pill, Keith Marsh tapes up signs before a game. Putting the finishing touches on a welcome sign, John Skaff, Co-president prepares for the Parkersburg game. so wily- ees- 1-1 -Zfziiil 2-af -rj .4 . V .t'J'5-If w 3' Y 1 N m V 1- 1. :K 'wh -'iff-N ' W X t an fiiix Catchy slogans are sprayed onto banners by Ellen Nuzum and Flabbergasted by such long spirit signs, I-Iartman WOnde1'S h0W Regina Sweeney. she will ever post them up by herself. S ervice f 64

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if - ,dar T 'L r U - 1 A ,-nam-A..-. ..-4--- ' 11-1--an-n ---Y, ,..4 . - x f ' , f fr -L..-1 ....s.:1 -V.. --5' ,W-'Y Y af - I. ' ' X' ml groups admit selected students Members of the Girls' Athletic Association en- courage interest in athletic endeavors at G.W. A vol- leyball game between members and the faculty was held to raise money and collect cans for the Salvation Army. A gymnastic clinic enabled the girls to sharpen their skills on gym equipment. The G-.A.A. assisted in a track meet held for children from Overbrook school in the spring. The members of the Thespian Society are chosen according to their experience in some aspect of dra- ma. All members of this honorary club participate in musical and dramatic productions at G.W. and through- out the community. The National Honor Society, an honorary club which selects its members according to academic standing, leadership, service, and character is to be dissolved after this year. Various members of the faculty and student body felt. that any system of choosing members was totally unfair. In its place next year will possibly be an Honor List, and qualification is based solely on academic achievements. Q.-, '1 ..,A sd' rl A N1 g , Ann Nelson spots Nancy Joseph as she leans into an arabesque during a ff H X-,s Ll G. A. A. clinic. .!,- it , l- ,,f, ' I -,Wi , . 9 ' T! A , ' l 3 'v-LS: w . -EA-3 A I . . ,T T'-QQ, ' 1 l 49 , ' ' - Trina W11mOd1 pauses pre- Y, K H i , fb In 5 cariously before diving into a forward dismount. 66!Service Surprising everyone, Kim Anderson decides to go under the bar instead of over it.