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

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EYE li ' lil ll NOW, AS SOON as we can get all of us in the car, we will leave, too, said Bill Overton to Burt Sparks, Ann Whitehurst, and Becky Toler, dejected in the deserted parking lot. AS LATE SPRING gave way to early summer, seniors clad in academic gowns received the coveted diplomas. Misty-eyed with retreating memories, but fortified with fine training, the Class of '65 went forth to practice the good citizenship of high school in their community, their country. ALL THESE GIRLS needed were black leather jackets and they would have been ready to ride! Members of the pack were Nancye Scearce, Julie Greene, Susan Reed, Patricia Ferrell, Betsy Harris, and Judy Lewis. Seniors Don Caps, MOTHER NATURE PUT on her brightest clothes and spread about her best perfume as spring fever produced a devastating effect on G.W. students. Jimmy Jeffress has trouble on his trail-fourteen desperate girls: Pat Aron, Sandra Barrick, Bonnie Brown, Helen Whitt, Charlotte Meadors, Louise Norton, Jamie Clark, Pat Pruett, Betty Earles, Becky Crutchfield, Janice Mayo, Laura Powell, Melinda Agee and Meryl Townsend. TAKlNG A RELAXING rest during the first days of spring were Martha Fowler, Marilyn Brooks, Helen Whitt, Susan Lewis and Judy Lucado.

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POlNT THOSE TOES, girls! yelled Director Gene Stryker to the Kiltie Korps during half-time activities. College Boards Come With Winter's Snow IT WAS BOOK report time again, and students looked for those hard-to-find books with the-fewest-number-of pages. HOW MUCH LONGER do we have to wait? was the cry of impatient students waiting for the bookstore to open. Needing last- minute paper land candy?J were Steve Weber, Beverly Stovall, Brenda Vaughn, Larry Smith, and Betsy Harris. l NEVER KNEW literature could be so interesting . . . mused Scott Cowan to Billye Faye Brothers. WHO SAYS YOU can't teach an old dog new tricks? said Rufus, exhibiting a bright out-look on life. ACES HlGH? THESE sophomores-Eddie Barrick and William Salmon- wise fools , were often seen doing almost onything to get attention. 23 ......--1-f

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l Q Traditionally spring brings May flowers, thoughts of love, lazy moments - so say --, the poets. Not so at G.W. Spring brought new honors for individual achievement, culmination of c o l l e g e dreams, FINAL final exams, ' farewells to hallowed halls and happy high s c h o ol habits. RELAXING WITH A good book, senior Beth Saul demonstrated her love of life, one of the attributes which led to her winning the D.A.R. Citizenship Award. l N as v. su XX t kt si scsgvxv lx x ' :sf .fri tl FX - . '-5.1. QS - X fs N .af ARE YOU SURE that one'wilI fit you? questioned Helen Whitt, as Linda Von Oot searched for her cop and gown for graduation. Gowns As Graduation Approaches TIGER OF THE English department, ESCAPE FROM A class lecture into the Miss Katherine Looney gives a big adventures of Sergeant Rocky afforded growl, victim of Madison Avenue's fall I8-year-old Lee Stilwell interesting and winter Tiger campaign. V ' ' ' ' Insight into his future. . Zgfifgir , ffl- XL: I ij? QQ 1 Ye A sei.