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

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To Plays, Trips, Sports, Parties, Dances, Graduation JuNioRs AND sENioRs filled the auda- torium with sophistication, sadness, sentiment, and silence on Class Day. RAIN OR SHINE GW-ites wanted to be outdoors in the spring. Diane McGhee practiced her artwork on the back Campus. In a less serious vein, Just can't do without mY weed, said Ronnie Layne to Junnie Walton. THIS MUST HAVE been the time when Tommy Slayton got his idea for the S.C.A. project, to keep G.W. clean!

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wr M I A Instead ot a feeling of W sadness t h a t another school year was ending, tor the Class ot '65 last spring - the spring that was - brought happiness for Iii , HOW MANY TIMES have I told you, Portia, not to leave Antonio's chariot in the driveway? said Cooper Norman to Joan Vincent. CCooper, the capricious Prince of Aragon, paid homage to the lovely Portia, portrayed by - Joan in the annual spring play n of the drama departmentl. a Q Spring's Thaw Awakens Minds with varied spring plea- sures with the antici- I potion of commencement activities which would be shared with the seniors, as they said good-byes. READY AND WAITING to strike out on their own, Charlotte Meadors, Joan Vincent, Melinda Agee, and Sara Nixon carried the G.W. banner to the Southern Interscholastic Press Association in Lexington last spring to bring back the newest ideas in journal- ism for the three student publications. CLASSROOM SPACE IS really limited, said Toni Martin. . HARD AT WORK on decorations, J' the juniors planned to provide a fun-filled evening for the seniors at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. The , g J- Nc A theme of Treasure Island was - Mig .Q carried out in the decorations, entertainment, and meal. . Q, . E. l N t M., If -'-' - . eps --A 2--.. . faqs-desi AND THE BAND played on! Mr. Stryker directed the concert band at the Fine Arts Festival. ,, M...-....s A 5 S t 3 i GOT YA COVERED, said Jane Beale to Joyce Mays, Carter Jordan and Keith Allen, as they fought-it-out in a water- gun battle, favorite indoor sport of too many G.W. students with spring fever! is 2 - S K' A gs, 5 A ,

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HEARTLESS, MERCENARY CHARACTER, Shylock, in the Merchant of Venice, KEEP OFF THE GRASS reminders were placed at every vantage point last spring, on completion of the new wing. The good stand of grass that appeared in short order attested to the con- sideration shown by GWites. THIS WAS FOR reall The faculty lounge had given way to students! Florence Ann Tompkins pointed up the crowded classroom situation, remedied last spring with the opening of the new A-wing, as she went into the English class held in the sanctum sanctorum. was portrayed by William Taylor in A ,, h - I h- h RT STUDENTS WENT Down by the :hi pgoigix Ear Riverside for more scenic views dramctists. on which fo procllcf Ifhel' a ents. Kr If f, ,wks ,sq F gm. ,oi X fn. ,i....,, W x - ' 'V an 5,h,,,,,,,,, Mf'f'rQr423fIzfiQL'i -' i f 7de5?j,5?'f' f 4f1f'.'L l' 5 T f ,gif 'PA 3 32 : E 6