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

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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.

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—6os We “Will IRemember Special Occasions And Activities GW-ites came to their feet in a rousing ovation after viewing the Performing Arts Repertory Theater of New York when they presented “‘Teddy’’. This splendid musical of the early years of Theodore Roosevelt gave students a first hand look at excellent drama—-live on stage. A touch of class was presented to GW students when ‘“‘The Little Match Girl” was performed. The magnificent voices and music accompanied by the splendor of the scenery and costumes left GW-ites breathless with wonder and admiration. Hand clapping and foot stomping resounded from GW’s auditorium when the Navy Band performed its country rendition of hits. Country music has become a big success with GW and the students responded with unre- strained enthusiasm!