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

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Remember the Good Times and the Busy 1980 --- it was a challenging year for the CAVALIER staff. Capturing both the end of a great decade and dreaming about the next ten years. Subscription price remained quite low because of the full support of the Danville businesses. And because those stu- dents in charge of advertising so gallantly pursued the task of obtaining contracts for maintaining continued financial inde- pendence of the school’s yearbook. There were the exhausting and innumerable hours of re- search; writing leads; typing to fit copy; headlining, even photography. All of it went to produce an outstanding book of memories and reflections. CAVALIER actually was a never-ending process. Senior editors taught the juniors the ropes and tricks of the trade, as sy bee juniors learned the ropes and earned a spot on’? k Yeatts, Kerry Parker, Elizabeth Wiseman, Jimmy Melton, Susan map, Robin Williams, Candy Willis and Jean Lewis Search maga- a ‘for picture ideas. = staff. page by page captions were needed, copy had to be fitted, pictures cropped. The yearbook covered everything from summer marching practice to a memorable graduation. The staff utilized latest and most unique in yearbook journalism. As soon as CAVALIER 1980 became history, the entire group began working on CAVALIER 1981. Seniors, happy in their accomplishments, in their acquired knowledge and skill, took pride in helping junior aspiring editors plan their book. A continuous cycle --- the CAVALIER commitment. Hard work brought to each an inner, personal pride as they viewed the fi nished product. A job well-done for the benefit of the school. Terry Lewis Nancy Rodden Lisa Turner. 1980 Staff Composition: Dawne Wright Curricula: Kathryn Spencer Extra-curricula: Laurie Newman Feature: Carol Ingram Junior Class: Teresa Moore Photography: Tony Adcock Senior Class: Fran Clark Sophomore Class: Karen Kirby Sports: Brian Cuthrell Statistical Listings: Cindy Lewis Technical: Phillip Wright Business Manager: Amy Harlan Captions: Windee Smith Advertising: Rusty Moore (layout) Advertising: Valerie McDonald (copy) Senior Assistants: Advertising: Mary Williams Class: Jane Hatcher Feature: Dawn Flanagan Photography: Connie Boswell Statistical: Karen Turner, Wendy Marshall