George Washington High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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OCR Ai G. W. On The Air These students seem to be up in the air about some- thing, and with reason, for it’s ‘‘G. W. on the Air,” our own weekly radio program. Library Scene Miss Greenberg is explain- ing to Jean that ’’Forever Amber” is not listed under the ”A’s”. Donald, who is al- ready thumbing through the F’s” seems to be one jump ahead. Math Class These outstanding figures (the two in the foreground) depict a typical scene from Mrs. Motley’s math class. History Class Here Buddy takes a close- up view, of an international hot spot during a current event discussion in Miss Mary Oliver’s history class.

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D. E. Class Activities This group of active stu- dents comprising the Dis- tributive Education classes, arc shown as they leave the training grounds to enter the retailing held. Home Ec. Yum! Yum! Doesn’t that look good — the food, we mean. Yes, those arc mighty nice dishes in this scene from the Home Ec. Class. Typing This class really clicks. It is a section of the large num- ber of students taking typing this year. Chemistry Lab Cisco” seems extremely confident that he will have a glass full of something or other as he and Fruit” carry on experiments in the lab un- der the watchful eye of Chemistry Instructor, Walker Ford.

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English Class Ye-es! But arc you sure it is original?” asks Mrs. Hill, as Martha reads a composition before the English Class. Print Shop Although these serious faces may make you think this a dull class, it is in real- ity one of the most produc- tive groups in school. Many helpful jobs are performed by this printing class, which is directed by James Van Oot. Mechanical Drawing Class Mr. Grau seems to hold the interest of these future draftsmen, who will help re- lieve the shortage of homes in Danville. Wood Shop Under the critical guidance of Roland Porky” Bacon these students of the wood shop class labor industriously on their individual projects, but we catch that just- wait - ’til - his - back’s-turned” gleam in Charles’ eye.