George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Our Crowded Halls 3 M, I' VX. J' 432-:X 459 ns, Sludenls plus leachers plus a build- ing equal a school. Crowds ol people meel, become friends, and parl in lhree years. The school is 'lhe rouline of allending every day from Seplem- ber 'fo June. sillinq in home room, and passing 'ro classes. School is an inler- esl, a club, a sporl, or a friend. School is lun: a drama procluclion, musical comedy, or a pep assembly. Basically lhe school is a personal learning experience lor each sludenl who allendsg whelher from rouline, in- leresl, or lun. image

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'ifn.,,A pun-1 Students' Interest Varies Whether It Be as a Spectator or Participant -'H 1541.5 ' fQ.'Z'4f1-ttf? L- X -. - f A 5 Min is Sf- br aw .V '59 ,V f- ,J , K A ,sf . A Q , e . ,re i . f T -If - .' l - :- - f-r p, , ,A , ,,, ,, . . si, ,. Q.,-I -xi . pl 5 2 ,K ,:,,, f '- , --unff1'e-.f:.:g?'- rf' . ' 'Q' QT ,, - Yfmii .'. .1n--2 We - - ' ,. 'S'-1 -f 5, 'a. 7 , an - s - 1 2 'v' cS5 ' 5'--i - PEP ASSEMBLIES host the excitement and speculation ot coming sports events. Red and Blue days also stimulate school spirit. Here both are combined as Warriors cheer tor a victory. SEAOUINS CREATE and pertorrn their own arrangements in a club designed to promote aquatic arts. The girls devote a great deal ot time in preparing costumes and numbers, such as the rainbow, shown here. CONCERT Cl-tOlR concentrates Washington's outstanding musical ability into a spectacular group. Their programs teature sott blending tones, sharp staccatto, and vibrant harmony. FOOTBALL SEASON brings with it more than the game it selt. lt brings the excitement, the band. the cheerleaders, and the crowds. Tradition is captured here as Washington and Jetterson line up tor the lcickott.