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

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2:00 P.M., next to the last period. Students—content»after the lunch break lectures, dialogues, sad fate—tests! (Maybé that last bit of cramming in the : : library at [Un¢hwhelpeds) Infirmary z s students, who sniffed é nd coughed the fourth baa = SPRING HAS SPRUNG in Spain—at least in Mrs. “ Nancy Thomas’ 5th period Spanish class. ¥ ae pf ‘% 1s

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EVERY SPARE MOMENT must be put to good use to earn good grades. Fén- ton Day slips in a-little extra study time between classes. VARIOUS ACHES AND pains find a teacher, Mr. La Mann, and students Jeanne Lewis, Jimmy Euban 5 1:55 f. 5th period “tinds Pete Burch and Mr. Ronald Bacon delving i books about industrial arts. SI Pea ss

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18 GRATITUDE SHOWS ON the face of Earl Crumpton as he receives help from Miss Janet Estes on an impending French assignment. Bbrrring . . . that glorious ringing of the 3:20 bell, an- nounced the closing of school activities and the beginning of diverse new things. Many rushed out the front doors and got a good “whiff of the fresh air. Then there were the more am- bitious—and wealthier—students who went to a part time job. And then there were always the athletes with expectant coaches waiting on the track, in the field or on the court. And those ever present chaffeuring tasks and errands at home! a Nia ee CO, “SCHOOL BUSSES WHICH early this morning -deposited ‘sleepy students, return after classes fo fill up with freshly educated rides. saat s dugk crept around the corner C ets Il had night activities to oc- py theil, bime. Many school affiliated clubs weréfback at G.W. with monthly meetings, other club activities. Students could also be seen back at night as they researched in the library. However, the biggest attractions at night were the big football and.i esketball games with the Eagle spiritedugar s ‘cheering on!