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

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HIE CAVALIER ENGLISH CLASS Kitty must be reading a passage from The Haunted House at Midnight . . .” It could be the class is just relieved not to be bur- dened with another essay, but from the smile on Miss Dod- son’s face, perhaps they are seeing the calm before the storm.” HISTORY CLASS No, this isn’t the dividing line between the Democrats and the Republicans, but the Mississippi River,” Mr. Mot- ley explains to two of his His- tory 7 pupils. MATH CLASS With such rapt attention and bright faces, there is small wonder Mr. Lefty” Wilson can make rapid strides in the field of high school mathematics. PHYSICS CLASS It ain’t easy!” says Ruddy, as he and Slick struggle through another Physics ex- periment on specific gravity, with Mr. Thomasson standing by ready to add more weight to the subject.” 14PPPP m

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LATIN Cl ASS £ «, Catherine! Maybe next year, was Mr. Wilson’s dubious remark as he prodded Mary Catherine on with another of the many Latin exercises. FRENCH CLASS While June confidently ex- plains the French exercise on the board, Mr. Ellis follows in his genial manner, ready to give a mild correction. SPANISH Spanish is easy when taught by Miss Frances DeLamar, for she has the unusual knack of combining work and play. Organizing the class into a club, she often has the group singing Spanish songs, talking en la espanol. JOURNALISM CLASS Keep your eyes on the proof! was the admonition of Mrs. Hill to these Chatter- box workers Wednesday morning second period in the pressroom.