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

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14 It’s Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood Another year full of activities. SCA officers kept busy planning activities for the student body to enjoy and for the enrichment of the community. The industrious officers and representatives worked hard to give GW-ites the recreational, civic and social events that they were interested in. Ranging from se- lecting the winner of the Christmas door decorating contest to drawing up a contract for the band for the Prom, SCA meant working for GW but also contributing to the community. The annual Salvation Army Food Drive at Christmas proved successful as GW students provided canned foods for the needy. Also on the agen- da was the fun-filled week of Homecoming with a pep rally, float contest, and yelling contest between upper and lower classmen. SCA meant working together, organizing and suc- ceeding. fr» fw GK ues put ves wanes trash cans for the

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We Will Remember Special Occasions And Activities — It was GW’s tenth annual » college night. Over 100 col- leges and universities from the east coast were repre- sented and speakers were provided. Old favorites like Tech and Madison were present as well as new faces like Converse and Queens. Bells rang at thirty minute intervals to an- nounce the beginning and ending of each session. Each session had a repre- sentative who offered a brief presentation concern- ing the college and its re- quirements. 16 Prospective college students listen intently to the representative from William and Mary.