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

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SPRING AND THE end of hibernations bring “Adam” Agee and “Eva” Robertson out from the bush country. Elections, Awards Highlight GW’s Spring ’65 INNOVATION OF THE SPRING was the stationing of hall monitors. Luther Griffin questions Ruth Daughrity and James Vaughn. STOCKED WITH ALL the goods for last year’s Junior- Senior Banquet, Sara Blank, Tommy Currier, Reid Taylor, Linda Oakes, Sharon Coggins, and Bill Wentz inspect the booty with glee. 7

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REMARKING ON THE PRODIGIOUS number of trophies won by G.W. students in district and state competition in forensics, dramatics, and athletics in 1965, Mr. J. T. Christopher, Mr. Guy Yeatts, and Mr. Bernard Ladd can scarcely conceal their pride. LIBERATED, IF ONLY for a short time, students crowd rejoicingly out to the back campus during a fire drill. WHAT A MOTLEY crew this was! Four disheveled editors-to-be (Judy Williams, Anne Whitehurst, Julie Greene, and Gwynn Chambers) attempt to clean up the debris in the CAVALIER room. PROSPECTIVE LEADERS OF last year’s Student Council election beam happily as they await • results of their stiff campaigning . . . (Jay Dorman, Anne McBrayer, Mike Dishman, Aline Overton, Guy Johnson, Melodie Lambert, Don Pratt, Beverly Barksdale, and Ronnie Clayton). i

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HE RUNS A tight ship! Mr. Christopher lays down the law to Miss Elizabeth Copeland about those extended coffee breaks — even if it is 45 degrees in that air-conditioned office. ONE GASP OF fresh air in all that stifling heat gives Mr. Earnest Bolton the fortitude to last out the long hot summer. Heat Fails To Daunt Summer School Activity WITH DEW STILL on the grass, football prospects have It out with Coach Ralph Wall in the midst of their many summer practice sessions. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS not posed! The thermometer was on a desk in E-102. Enough to broil a poor student ' s brain!