Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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THURSDAY THURSDAY IS ASSEM- BLY PROGRAM DAY. Here, at one of the first assem- blies of the year, the year- book staff is grouped around one of their props for their program which kicked off the fall sales campaign. F. H. A. PRESIDENT, BARBARA WHITELEY, right, THIS HILARIOUS AND COMICAL CREW of F. F. A. emceed the F. H. A. assembly which featured the members stole the show during their assembly. They Kitchen Cabinet Band, Neal Harris, and Jalane Car- featured antics and take-offs on popular records. ter and Audrey Guthrie. TEAMING UP ON MIKE JONES, freshman class president, at the Freshman Trial are Verley Hunt, the prosecuting attorney, Don Williams, senior president, serving as judgeg and Tommy Leggett, junior class president, shown swearing in the witness. These upperclassmen tried and sentenced Mike for the crime of being a freshman. ms, .,,. . . . ......,r...M..W,.......,.W r. ,........., ,, ,am ..,i.,,. We ................ - ..- ...W ,.,,........................................., , , -

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IF A NEAT ROOM indicates orderly proceedings, who could out-do this group of Future Far- mers, shown here in a regular lst Wednesday meeting? Presi- dent Jerry Morgan is presiding, and Tommy Raney is serving as advisor in Mr. Cairnes' place while Mr. Cairnes acted as photographer. WE HAVE BOYS among the Future Homemakers ANOTHER GROUP with Wednesday as a regular even 1f we have no glrls among our Future Farmers meeting date is the yearbook staff, listening to a It is evrdent from the port1on of the group shown ata discussron of an artlcle in PHOTOLITH MAGAZINE Wednesday meeting that th1s IS a very popular or on the subJect of lay outs. Imadell Burks is leading J:5Q.1 ' W .um pi Lfel

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FRIDAY YELLS LIVEN THE SCHOOL HALLS on many FRIDAYS, mostly during football season, but sometimes for basketball or baseball. Here, at a Beat Belton rally, cheerleaders encourage students to give their all. PROUD RECIPIENT of the DUCK ROASTER RIBBON is Don Williams, who accepts the token from his father and principal on be- half of the senior class, who won the wood gathering contest for the bonfire rally which preceded the Taylor game. Stunts like this helped to build up interest and tension before games. SWEATING IT OUT DURING THE BELTON GAME - as these uni- forms show. To recall fall Friday nights is to feel the thrill, to catch a reminiscent odor of popcorn and hot dogs, and to hear the massive sounds from the grand stands. DRILLS OR CONTESTS are well placed on Fri- days for the junior high pupils who would rather not tic class is lined up for a spirited contest between the self styled groups Eagles and Geniuses. work too hard on this day. An eighth grade arithme-