Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Bells ofthe Day h is A NEW DAY BEGINS for Fred Dod son as that great black demon the alarm clock, announces in its cheery manner that the hours of the night have come to an end and a new day has dawned X I ' Ny , s .O o X ' . g X M , si fl N ' ' xg lg ' 'J .'f' X ' ' 7 THE 8:45 BELL REMINDS all students that time has come for the classroom work to begin. K, W. Mickan and Betty Zoch make good use of their study hall, as they complete lessons due later in the day. aug sau -Q x, , W...w......e...... ..-.-.--an ........, .PQ- .... -...Aff -...Hap 3iu 'A I-no .11- qu-up X , intl sql-vans .ag-Q ma'-an Q 4 1 -14? ,save lT'S NOT ALL WORK, agree Jerry Bane and Janice as they take time out from regu- lar classwork to catch up on the latest in I . 'Q okes I 1

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Bells, Belles, and Beans

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,Mr ,,... ,ann as' M' ,, .- f..s,-UF . 1'1 -37- an W' ..-gn-r 1 Q an SCHOOL'S OUT. Ann McKinney and RJ. Mott lose no time in leaving the school and classroom work behind them. Often students remain to take part in extra-curricular activities and organizations, which meet after school hours - on certain days set at the beginning of school. r i ff 'Ll x1 ,1f5!: J' . .vw-finds: ...ffl up f:': '5' 5 Kg .5 '5-7' 47' Hl I!! ! 'l!3' IL! L. AFTERA HARD DAY AT SCHOOL, Karen Smith enjoys a long telephone conversation with someone whom she hasn't seen for at least two hours. The telephone bell is one of the most 'used' of all bells. Almost any time of the day some member of the family is busy talking on the telephone. Mon families finish their necesary business deal- ings before school is out in the aftemoon, because it is sometimes difficult to find the telephone idle after that time. r sg f is 3 COKE TIME IS ANY TIME, after 3:30 and Cunnlngham's Drug Store makes a perfect place for Howard Landry and Joyce Homeyer to re- lax after a hard day in school to discuss the events of the day.