George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Leo’s is practicall} ' an institution in the life of a GW senior, Letty Katz makes the familiar swing around the cashier ' s counter. The Senior On Campus Many seniors use extra time for student activities. Well known uppercla ssmen Charles Landon and Tim Mead “conduct a meeting” to set goals for the infant Colonial Campus Party. [Q

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At the Business of Learning CHEMIST DICK SCHWARTZ Lab work challenges the best Duncan McDonald confers with patient at University Hosptial. Senior status for Mc- Donald, a student of internal medicine, has meant long years of study. GEOGRAPHER ELDON MILLER There ' s no end to the maps ( W i v r r 9

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Drama productions— staged entirely by students— are excellent at GW. Long planning sessions pay off in fine performances, a fu- ture in the theater for some. Cadet Steve Ridgway, enrolled in the final year of ROTC training, chats with friends. Cadets frequently wear uniform to school. There’s no relaxing on a Fall afternoon for senior Richie Wells. Practice is serious work with a heavy schedule closing in. jjgfcJ 1 1