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

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Behind JE very Anticipating the success of another school year, Mr. Robert Haskins speaks to students in an August assembly. TCT ESTOA NOLO Administrative officials carried out the 1981 year as always—working 9:00 to 3:30 every day. Supervising school activities and student life, and providing an enjoyable atmosphere for stu- dents. Mr. Robert Haskins’ jobs ranged from fellate) permission for field trips to conducting parent conferences. Mr. Paul Thompson conducted the daily morn- ing announcements to inform students of club meetings and sometimes a reminder of fed-la dale] violations or excessive speeding during lunch. Mr. James Slade supervised the vocational Programs, as well as handling disorderly stu- dents. Miss Doris Wilson was in charge of supervising the cafeteria at times, and finding substitute teachers. age meeting in th

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CR a Op We Will Ikememnloer Where It All Hlappemed A maze of classrooms, combining seven different wings under one roof. Studying, or playing, students worked to unite their efforts and share in new experi Wing-heavily traveled halls filled with slamming lockers and between class}conver- satians. W-Wing-rather secluded part of GW. Where would-be scientists-Uncover the secrets of the earth. E-Wing- where creative students produce. to the sol ler drunamer..N- ing aM S.open ING- the bain’ jomans s and ‘works. of farrrous' playwright

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There Are Principles’ Teacher’s meetin sassistant principals re Presiding over a téachers’ meeting is one of the many . Speciabreports. (Mr. Pat P Slad jobs of a principal. Mr. Robert Haskins listens to the Miss Doris Wilson.) many ideas and suggestions of teachers. PB Sei iiss Wi | | | ese oe acnpescasconconcemtor eecccstcr science The job will get done! Principal Robert Haskins along with assistant principals James Slade, Paul Thompson, and Doris Wilson take great pride in helping GW main- tain its high standards of education.