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

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OR Hew oR ong $42 4h heen ee be 4444444464496 68% NOVEL LEARNING EXPERIENCE for a few students is the making of school-wide an- nouncements occasionally on the inter- com. Jane Lewis alerts sports fans as to an upcoming game , conquering ‘“mike- fright.” “I’M NOT GOING to let a good thing pass me by” exclaims Barry Ferguson as he purchases the ‘74 CAVALIER from representative Barbara Criswell. 13

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@ One of the busiest, hap- piest, most frustrating—on occasion—periods of the on a : ats aware of happenings. Dia Be day. Time for teachers 4 ‘ lie gets meee ee and administrators, as a special bit of informatiotim™.. well as students, to take care of special business for the day. There was : the reading of announce- ments. Teachers accounted : for empty, seats. emars @ : : E 2 e Money was collected for special projects. S.C.A. iy jo 4 representatives took up” - money for the janitor’s os = @ Christmas Fund. The AFS “sand Salvation Army bene- fitted from the homeroom contributions. CAVALIER, CJ) —sEVANTES, and eee : “special salesmen” enrolled students as subscribers for the “better and bigger than ever 7A Repel sands ; 5) ad s% + oe e pay students were busy : on their own finishing up last minute homework. Cramming for that second period test! Madly reading, Soeur. A efeading. to finish Suen, 4 Oc book teport: CC ee Rees Fees et Si: F @eees « a. PR we STUDENTS LEARN the many problems of scheduling classes as Mrs. Joy Howard helps several from her homeroom plan their next semester at GW.

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BONING UP ON his test notes, Rob Saunders soaks up a few more answers before the moment. of truth. TALKING OVER old times. Rosalind Harris makes wise use of : one of the phones installed in the agama halls. i 21D ON 14