Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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ADMINISTRATIO Our omnipresent principal, Mr. Everett L. Will iams, better known to students as Pop, is shown at his desk. Possessing a winsorne character and enviable disciplinary tact, Pop has captured the hearts of students, faculty and community. As we leave these hallowed hallways, We go with mixed emotions true, The very strains of the '58 class song reveal the sentiment felt over leaving Georgetown High School. This building and campus have been the scene of many memorable occasions important in the life of each stu- dent. Mr. J. C. Barnes, Superintendent of the Georgetown Public Schools, works with our school board to give us the best teachers and equipment possible under existing conditions. The members of the board confer with Mr. Barnes on formulating the policies of the schools, and entrust him with seeing that these policies are efficiently administered. He is highly respected in District 10, of which he is a past president.

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CONCENTRATION IS THE KEYNOTE HERE. A spirited explanation by Craig Davis and R. J. Mott of the intricacies of the atom holds the attention of Mr. Williams' chemistry class. MUNDAY A SURPRISE TEST run off by our energetic biology teacher, Mrs. Barnes, may wake up some students for Monday, but it may make others even bluer than usual. WHAT' S SO FUNNY? Soc 'n' Buskin mem- bers at a regular 3rd Monday night meet- ing are convulsed by the sophomore pro- duction The Ghost story. EVERY MONDAY, but at rotated periods, spon sor of the Student Council, Mr. Murdock, meets with the representatives. This group is the nucleus of all the organizations in school.