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

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But I am a cook not a crook! Campus Life 9

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Waning Wednesday italizing the unaware stu- dents, Wednesday is ... talking during home- room announcements . . . discussing last night ' s basketball game (instead of the First World War) in history class . . . picking up what looks like Salisbury steak in the lunchline (finding out too late that it is liver in disguise) . . . walking to sixth period with that special person (who hasn ' t yet extended an invitation to the dance next Saturday) . . . visiting the library at 3:20 (instead of landing a choice bus seat) leaving behind a seventy-five-cent fine for not returning a magazine you ' ve never even heard of . . . trying out for spring sports— along with a minor multi- tude on the sunbleached field Wednesday al- ways surprises those who fully expect Monday to last forever. (Only two more days!) 8 Campus Life

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Thought-provoking Thursday pproach- ing the end of the week with joy, Thursday is . . . watching the rain pour down as student fair tickets are distributed in homeroom . . . losing the volleyball game during gym class by one point . . . running three laps around the gym (because a certain bum shot lost that volley- ball game) . . . rushing to finish tonight ' s math homework during senior lunch . . . realizing there is only one more day before the big chance to shatter archrival E.C. Glass . . . deciding to live dangerously by taking the night off from studies . . . watching television (and skimming through the literature assignment during the commercials). Of all the signs characterizing Thursday, the most evident is hope in the faces of students (hope that they can make it through one more day of school!) 10 Campus Life