Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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.Lwmq pzazfam of C caaniea Time slips by and before long We are counting the days 'till vacation, but We still donit let up. The most popular week-end activities are the qarnes and atter-qarne dances. We all like and look torwa-d to these sessions. Every other Thursday there is the mad scramble for the BUDGET as you can easily see in the picture. Also every noon We see the lunchers crowding around the candy stand to buy candy and pop tor their noon meal. All these are a part of our school lite. 'T ' 7 Ants eye View of our prexy . . Q , U Senior Alley lined . . . . . . noon hour rush . . . waiting in hunger . . . but patience pays . . .

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Vim! Vigor! Vitality and Streaky! Go! Galesburg! Co! 4+ In the car caravan . ing weekazcf ' mtcbemflq, pcwacfe Speculation and suspense were great until at last chords of a stately march were sounded and the King, Queen, and attendants proceeded down the aisle. Accompanying this pomp Was a pep assembly With male chorines , and a skit showing GHS vs. E. Moline. And they can dance, too! Announcing the Homecoming festivities to the people of Galesburg Was the car caravan. Accompanying the caravan was a float made by the GHS students. This year the car caravan substituted for the annual Homecoming parade. The climax of the event was a bonfire pep rally A song for Princess Victory. Niagara falls