Georges Township High School - Georgian Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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'7fze Eefaincf 004 '7ea.m4 iMAJORETTES CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: E. Czekanski, J Strawn, J. Hornsby, J. Rishel D. Shamrock. Standing: G. H a W k c y, G Squire., S. Riffle, M. Umbel, K Lytle. Row ONE: N. Fordyce, A Metz, D. Hudock, J. Barber., Pl Veater STANDING: S. Provance, Mr Mayolo, N. Solomon

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nh' Ghoawi ln the first week of Decemher, of this school year, the Girl's Chorus of Georges High came into existence. The idea had heen a long contem- plated one, hut prior to this time had failed to materialize. Mr. Gaal, our music instructor., called for try-outs from the Sopho- ll10I'C, Junior, and Senior classes. After careful speculation, fifty 'talent- ed girls were chosen. During the course of six weeks the I1llll1ll0l' lnount- ed to sixty-five. After the try-outs, there came three weeks of continual practice. Un Decemher 23, our Christmas p1'ogram 'took place and the girls llllltll' their dehut. The audience was hushed as the lovely songhirds, attireat in hlack and white, took their places on the dimly .lit stage. Witll a huge, heauti- fully-decorated tree as a haekground, they succeeded in conveying the Yuletide spirit to every listene1'. Their songs consisted of many well-loved Christmas carols. Again can he heard familiar refrains coming from the direction ol' the 1IlllSilf roo111. Their next appearance will he in April, when they will sing with 'the annual Band Concert. Congratulations are extended to Mr. Gaul, whose patience and per- severence produced such satisfying results, and congratulations also to Gola Petty, a talented Sophomore Who provides the piano accompanist. We, the students of Georges High School, are proud of our Girls' Chorus.

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afniclaa Squad THEY E FURCE U li RULES 'l'he Corridor Squad of Georges 'l'ownship lligh School, is a group of students, who can he seen standing at their various posts in the halls, directing other students in the changing of classes. Duties performed hy this Squad are numerous and helpful. Not only does it keep order and disvipline in the halls throughout the year, hut druing the first week of sehool, it has the important and interesting joh of guiding the upoor, lost Freshman to their elasses. As you can see, this organization is an important, one, and one to which it is an honor to he appointed. Even when a lnemher is ahsent a suhstitute is easily found and thus many an au-ident is prevented which might otherwise oeenr. We, the memhers of Georges 'l'ownship High School, should there- fore, greatly appreciate the work of these students, as they assume many responsihilities and are every ready and willing to do so. We thank Mr. Williallls for his guidance in hotll elioosing and direet- ing the Corridor Squad. Xvith his assistanee every one is sure to per- form his or her duty Well. ROW ONE: T. Saltrick, C. Kopas, J. Metz, D. Hudock, C. Hench, P. Smith, J. Gower, E. Aleksy, J. Elliott. , ROW TWO: P. Honsaker, M. Sutton, M. Verbus, E. Martin, N. Hugh, M. Daniels, G. Verbus, M. Sibert, J. Miller. ROW THREE: M. Temple, B. Hunchuck, M. Laney, J. Murin, B. Franks, B. Tabol, J. Ellsworth, G. Vic- tor, Mr. Williams. ROW FOUR: M. Patchan, C. Corder, E. Wolfe, E. Roupe, J. Morawa, R. Riggar, R. Sitanek, B. Lanko, F. Vecchiolla. r' 'A Q Qian