Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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UNIOR HIGH CHORUS Although these junior high girls frequently have to meet after school, they are eager to participate in choral training which may enable them to sing in the more advanced groups. This large number indi cates the enthusiasm which has been aroused by director Ruth Summers. Junior boys chorus has to cope with a staggered schedule and the requirement Mrs. Summers makes of wearing bow ties when they perform, but they are still determined to improve their ability and to ob- tain more musical appreciation. We all realize that these beginning groups will mean superior senior groups.

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SOC 'N' BUSKI STRINGING POPCORN? No, indeed. This is a spring activity, and those strings are pink spring flowers which members of the speech class are preparing for The Won- der Hat, MAKE-UP ARTISTS here transform themselves and others into elderly people for The Neighbors. Stanford Armstrong is about to become wrinkled. Two identified rear views - Sandra Munson and Sarah Jo Wheeler. THIS IS NOT A FRESHMAN JACK GAME, but'another session at picking up olives, a crucial moment in the one act The Perfect Gentleman, presented by an all fresh- man cast. MEEK, MILD HUSBAND, R. I. Mott, asserts himself to his wife Uanice Glassj and flourishes a check in her face. Policemen, Don Williams and David Watts, sus- pect that the check is of no value but are impressed by R. I. 's lordly airs. CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES at Georgetown High include The Christmas Tree, directed by Sarah Wheeler, at a joint meeting of F. H. A. and Soc 'n' Buskin. CLIMAXING THE YEAR'S PROGRAM for Soc 'n' Buskin was ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, a 3-act comedy - a hilar- ious success.

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