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

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(O IL oIwjcu hsimsmbsA, ' «E1 When school began this fall, we missed a favorite faculty member, A. B. Wilson, who had retired to Florida. We shall never forget his Latin classes. Under Mr. Wilson’s capable instruction, we stud- ied grammar, vocabulary and finally, Caesar. His jokes, stories, and songs added va- riety to our weekly Latin Club meetings. The things we learned from Mr. Wilson were not limited to the text. He demonstrated the values of friendship, fellowship and good humor. The retirement of Mrs. Nora Payne Hill in June of last year marked the end of a grand era at GW. For over 30 years she guided The Chatterbox, lifting it and the name of George Washington High School to the top in high school journalism. Her sharp wit and superior abil- ity gained her our respect and admiration; she has left a place among us that cannot be filled. d22b

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iJwiL madsL djua. AchooL comfdsdsL Mr. Doolin, head maintenance man, inspects the work of carpenters who are installing new lockers. Books are issued to Phyllis Flood and Richard Hall by Mr. Lefty Wilson, in charge of book distribution. 21 I

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