Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Fall Activities THE EAGLE, THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER, was produced by the students of Georgetown High School and their sponsors, Mrs. Paul Hindelang and Miss Peggy Huddelston. The mim- eographed paper was put out twice a month for the first se- mester. Included in the paper was a feature story, an edito- rial, a fashion column, a personality of the week, and all of the happenings in and around the high school. Because of difficulties that arose during the second semester the publi- cation of the paper was discontinued. 'XM' mfr WORKING INDUSTRIOUSLY to get the paper mimeographed on time are Rita McCasland, Carolyn Forehand, Enid Anderson, Martha Miller, Martha Hoffman, Linda Luksa, and C.R. Morgan. s , www Tl-IE ANNUAL SPANISH SUPPER, sponsored by the P.A.S.F. was a great suc- cess this year. About one teachers, and parents en- SCHOOL DISMISSES because of joyed the supper consisting light snow. On February 2 and 3, gf tacos, enchiladas, Georgetown school students were out huacamole salad, and of school because of a light snow and iced tea. The club cleared sleet. Angela Engelbrecht, Harriet S85 to be used to send Berglund, and Donna Hausenfluck delegates to the State Con- took notice of the snow in the San vention. Pat Gamble, Gabriel Park. The students here had y Angela Engelbrecht, and not seen snow for about foul' vears. r EW Dar Fletcher prepare fm' hundred and thirty students,

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5 ff f sp HALLOWEEN CELEBRATED IN ASSEMBLY 4 s L s - 5 5 5 gr Clarence Lewis, Enid Anderson, Patsy -Q 5 W Z Wx 5' J Gamble, and Johnny Berglund were in ff if I f I - A f ' Home Town Halloween, which was 1 A j if I .- - is ,a I presented in assembly for a Halloween jj A 5 fi W L ' if program, V, if T if ' AS ff .P . 'T ' , fp . 0 A ' N x 1 K x I J X , y . , .. R 's s . 7 X S' A F .. -'sm f A fra, 3 f ,. s,.V E13-QQ' W- rf.,.s W s...,, ...., ..,, . ,Q FOOTBALL BOYS ENJOY FOOTBALL SUPPER ,I After a successful football season, the foot- D ball boys and their dates enjoyed a barbecue given by the parents of the players. ARTIST BETTY SCHMIDT displays her football poster for the Taylor game, UWN THE UUEKS

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Spring SOPHOMORE PARTY On March 26 the Sopho- more Class met at 7:00 for an Easter Parade party in the high E r Y . ,,pY .P nw school auditorium. In the f Easter Hat Style Show, Rosalie Smith modeled the third place p -,,,-N winner, made of an oatmeal it 3 box with doxlies made by H her partner, Jerry Bane. Janice 9 A if r g Glass displays the second place lv QI l if if ff MB' - .k as Ma winner with a hat made from a news- W?- paper with grass ornaments, created by Kermit 5 3 Schneider. The first place hat was made by Johnny Tombs and ge-.1 wom by Bette Bird. It was made of a doily with a feather and net for trimming. Jerry Bane directed games for a spring meet. At 8:30 the crowd gathered for refreshments and then those who wished to do so danced for an hour. HONORABLE MENTION Neal Harris' hat for Linda Andrews was given the honorable mention of the night. It was made of a paper plate topped with flowers and a net veil. CLA SS SPON SOR Even Coach Dannelley, one of the class spon sors, enjoyed the making of the hats He made a very unusual hat for Margaret Bxelefeldt It was made of a coat hanger with flowers decorat ing the hat. MN