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

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ff Martha Woods - A.B.g Peggy Lamb - B.S.g G.A.A.g Ruth Gurtis A.B.3 and Louise Wallace - B.A.g Freshman Cheerleaders. Fitness Tests Vex Gym Classes GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association provides spirited com- petition in volley ball, basketball, bowling, trampoline, badminton, and ping pong. Games are scheduled at regular intervals affording each student a chance to take part. Points are given for participation in these activities. For aquisition of 95 points a letter is awarded. At the end of the year during the Awards Assembly, trophies and recognition are given to the outstanding participants in each activity. Officers for 1962-63 are president, Kaye Shelton, vice president, Rita Rea, secretary-treasurer, Linda Oakes, reporter, Tish Henderson, and points recorder, Bonnie Vicks. Sponsors are Mrs. Ruth Gurtis, Mrs. Martha Woods, Miss Pat Wallace, and Miss Peggy Lamb. Junior Gayle Powell recommendsi?7

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Learning by Doing Stressed by lndustrialists INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT In the Industrial Arts classes, students work with materials, tools, and processes indigenous to industrial plants. They plan and construct projects in the area of their choosing under ex- pert supervision. Newly formed to complement the latest addi- tion to the curriculum at G.W., the Industrial Training Club is comprised of members of the Industrial Cooperative Training program. This program offers an opportunity for students to train on-the-job in service, skilled, industrial, and semi-professional pursuits. The objectives of the I.C.T. Club, an authorized chapter of Diversified Occupations Clubs of America, are the fostering of character, leader- ship, craftsmanship, citizenship, and fellowship. JOE EARP LEARNS by doing under the watchful eye of Mr. Bacon. 4, 1. K , fa lg A, J up. ' aff' 4, W 231731152 . , 5 Egg 'fr-e. llf if - - John Linkous-B.S.g I.C.T.g Bernard Ladd-M.A.g Robert Boragine-M.A.g and Roland Bacon-M.Edg Head. MR. BORAGINE CAUTIONS Chuck Labiak and Jerry Wyatt about the proper use of shop equipment. l af r , ,fr- INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING Front Row: Carolyn Berry, Joyce Beggarly, Jean Hawker, Dale Tanksleyg Second Row: Tommy Ludwick, Floyd Keatts, Tommy Stowe, Joe jackson, Johnny Eanesg Third Row: Eddie Pearman, Carolyn Blair, Joyce Hutcherson, James Cook, Wade Harmon, Larry Williamsg Standingzjohn Linkous, coordinator.. . ,, W ? E 3' 3 ,4-

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GEORGE CARTER-M.A. Golff I.V. Football BEN KENDALI.-M.A. Footballq Basketball HAROLD LAKEY-M.A. LV. Footbally I.V. Basketballf As- sistant sponsor Monogram Club,' As- sistant sponsor A.H.S. JOSEPH GURTIS-M.Ed. Headg Monogram Clubg Varsity Foot- ballg Wrestling,' Assistant Sponsor A.H.S. ROBERT REED-A.B. Track Team,' Freshman Football Development of sound health habits for building and maintaining physical fitness is the objective of the physical education program. In spite of aching muscles, students soon begin to enjoy brief Workouts which in- crease the agility needed to participate in individual and group sports. A spirit of friendly competition, combined with a feeling of team cooperation, is developed to contribute toward the student's growth to maturity. As an accessory to the formal program, the Girls' Athletic Association has been organized this year on a homeroom basis. Through its activities the classroom program is enlarged and emphasized. tumbling for girls. X A I V aaa... W A -'-f Oakes, Shelton, Rea, Henderson Twenty-Nino