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

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Students Note Through Playing Through participation in school or- ganizations, GW-ites learn to live. They find self-expression, com- radeship, exchange of ideas, and pleasure in the clubs which follow, their interests. They find the im- portance of sports in completing the education, in disciplining the mind. They find themselves. HE LOVES EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVI- TIES FOR STRENGTHTENING SKILL AND CHARACTER. 1 e

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FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE S.C.A. First Row: Gayle Crane, Jerry Haley, Cathy Gillespie, Nancy Cross, Carolyn Hawkins. Second Row: Ruby Huff, Anne Hughes, Marcia Lemly, Donna Newton, Robert Anderson. Third Row: A. B. Motley, Vickie Bowman, Betty Martin, Martha NO ONE COULD tell what Jerry Ferrell's ' poster said or meant as he campaigned C O U n Cl C O n C e r n e enthusiastically for his cause in S.C.A. elections. A MESSAGE FROM the Fearless Leader! Discussing new projects for the S.C.A. were Lee Stilwell, v.-pres., Beth Saul, sec., and Tommy Slayton, pres. Viccellio, Gayle Love, Mary Ann Reskins. Fourth Row: Jerry Marsella, Leslie Waugh, Debbie Holley, Nancy Williams, Susan Wiseman. Fifth Row: Rick Bendall, Steve Bass, Guy Johnson, Michael Dane Scearce, Dirk Lea. with Cleanliness Operation Patriotism was the idea adopted as the year's project by the S.C.A. This was in an effort to draw the stu- dent body closer together and to make its place in the com- munity. On Veteran's Day, the S.C.A. sponsored an assembly held in the gym featuring vet- erans ofthe past three Ameri- can wars. An emphasis was put on the importance of pa- triotism. During Christmas an un- precedented amount of food was collected for needy fami- lies and all the Council's rep- resentatives placed the food beneath the Christmas tree which had been festively dec- orated for the school assem- bly.