Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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JoanuHausenfluck, Velma Stiles, Io Guthrie, La Jean Glenn, Neal Har- ris, Jo Ann George, and Ruth Vogler. These eager expressions seem to ask, What's behind the green door? All joking aside, these band members, Joan Rosenblad, Mary Ann Jones, Larry Smith, and David Watts are closely examining the bulletin board, trying to see ifthey are in the regional band. For the past two years this contest has been held in Georgetown on Saturday, and the Band Boosters Club has run a concession stand to provide for out-of- town contestants. The chorus contest is also held on Saturdays, this year being in Waco. FOR RELAXATION AND PRACTICE Charlie Williams, Lyndon Rosenblad, and R. J. Mott play a set of tennis. On a Saturday morning in the fall several students and teachers leave for the LITERARY ACTIVI- TIES CONFERENCE in San Marcos. There instructions and assistance were given in the various events. On the trip back a late lunch was enjoyed at El Matamoros. SATURDAY

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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-

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CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CAccidental Methodist visitors, Judy Chrietzberg and Kay Adamsj CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH SUNDAY ON ANY SUNDAY during the year you can go to any church in our community and find young people from Georgetown High School. Most of them are among the active members in their church and they enjoy making contributions to the church welfare. One activity they all seem to enjoy is discussion and many views are aired in the Church School class- es. Church leaders feel that this is a healthy situa- tion, and they hope that through open forums and guided Bible study, the Church will make itself felt in the lives of its youth and in the community. FIRST METHODIST