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l ENJOY GW-ites found pleasure in varied entertaining activities. What ioy in the added freedoms of going out to lunch and writing their own absentee excuses! There were plays. Concerts. Fine Art exhibitions. Monogram Club-Faculty basketball game. NEW- SWEEK decorating contest. The new freedoms and pleasurable pastimes offered at GW resulted in the realization that there IS a lot to enioy at GW. DIVIDER
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kinson evidence this in photography class with homemade cameras in action. K H V , 1. i,i.A.,1 1 Arthur Martin, Linda Mayo, SarahAPer- I Envy- , E F . lf v s Q LGT TCD DIVIDER , x INGENUITY AND CREATIVITY abound. 5 E
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Grueling Practices Highlight Summer Camp Hard work and determination enabled the Eagles to win a share of the Western District Title. By the close of the sea- son, GW had composed a record of 8-l-l. Practice, film watching, and more practice produced a second rated offense and a first rated defense. At the end of the regular season, GW held high hopes for going into post-season play. The fate of the Eagles rested on Menchville defeating Denbigh. Much to the team's disappointment, the loss went to Menchville. Eagle dreams were shattered with news of the defeat. GW was left with too few points to pull ahead of Glass. Because of this situation, which GW had no control over, the Eagles were forced into sharing District honors with Glass. ws The validity of the Virginia High School League points system was once again surrounded by controversy. The system determined who would represent the Western District in post-season play-offs as GW and Glass held equal records. After all the points were canvassed, GW trailed E. C. Glass by a slim .005 ofa point. District all-star performances were given by Henry Smith, Mike Edwards, Ted Manly, Randy Poteat, Darrell McLaughlin, Jimmy Seamster, Drew Rose, Renee Strader and Darcell Harris. With many of these fine players returning next year, Coach Alger Pugh has expressed high expectations for another championship team. fi ' W ' THEGALM Chsvwdri i tranquil mr sftthe, YTTUS- .icles of summer V .4 5 . ,, ' , ' a,v,g... M . , , i ,, 1 A. r 1, L, , Q ,Wm ,P ' few W fY?'if'?f , -f ' ff. V5 , . , ,. W k,mf,,,,,i Mg, ,. ,Hi qw' I qt, ,1,,. ,. ,A . ,V 3 ,xx W.. ,Z km 'f wfi' 7 ' ff. fwfr Q H ' 1 K f2Lw..N,. A :iff G , -t 'L 1 0 FOOTBALL
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