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

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FRANTIC SEARCH FOR a wad of gum on which to chomp during the game . . . Eddie Booth rifles through somebody’s seemingly empty pockets. Not too encouraging to face a game without both cheeks stuffed, is it? “YOU MEET THE nicest people on a Honda!” Mark Fleming and Bill Turner speed by the front door on the latest transportation craze, . . . SPRING FILLS A girl’s heart with memories, melancholy, and fancy. Becky Smith and Anne Mitchelle find a bit of each as they reminisce through an old CAVALIER. APPRECIATING A LOVELY spring day on her rounds to deliver the absentee lists, Beverly Swartz is caught in a cheery mood.

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22 UNUSUAL SEASONAL ACTIVITY is the trial-mn of a new cleaning device for school windows, used at GW on an experimental basis by custodians — Mr. David Setliff and Mr. Luther Mays. “THE SKY IS falling!” Mike McGowan is happy under the cover of an age-old maple, but Joe Taylor doubts the protection. ON the wall. Who’s the fairest of them all? You are C.R., You are, you are! (an original Reid Taylor poem). STAR GAZERS AND idle dreamers, one and all! (Rod Turner, Peter Moore, Randy Ray, Bill Wentz, Anne McBrayer, Phyllis Wilson, Chip Garrett, Mary DeHaven). Spring ’66 Springs on Seniors MIRROR. MIRROR

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SADISTICALLY ENJOYING THE fact that WaxTie Jackson is has ing troubles with a jammed locker and will be late to class. John Holcombe chuckles delightedly. BIOLOGY CLASS, no doubt — where else do you find “4 legs!” In rapt attention are Jerry Buckner, Lee Corbin, John Holcombe, Allan Gourley, A. B. Motley, and Polly Byxd. Loafing, Lunch, Lounging Fill Typical Student Day ALTHOUGH IN THE MIDDLE of the 3;20 rush. Ronnie Phillips hesitantly turns back toward the school. The bus ticket must be in his algebra book!