Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Class Day, 1963 began with the awarding of LET- TER G's for those who had done outstanding service for the school. A few of those who received them ture especially shows the dramatic Becky who won at least one award for being dramatic. are gathered at the left. The pic- Mike: No use being as solemn as George. I'll just practice flipping my tassel the way I'll do it after I receive my diploma. And I just can't wait to shake all those hands! ta rf' Year after year the audience breaks into laughter spasms during the class history, prophecy, and will reading. The seniors shown here were among those who provided the amusement. Also, the three handsome singers at the right, above, brought out smiles and chuckles with their happy rendition of Tijuana Jail. Donald Nobles was pianist for the occasion. He played Pomp and Circumstance with style, and did an excel- lent accompaniment for Jean- 1 ne Mayo's solo, LovejLook Away, from Rogers and Ham- merstein's The Flower Drum 55252 At right: Even Kandy and Gary look rather serious as they begin the last long march out of the auditorium . . . out of their school and their high school days forever! f . .s,w.-my .u

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Seniors Marching to Baccalaureate Honor Ushers Below: Iimmy Peterson Betty Cooper Linda Reavis Jerry Moore Honor Juniors Far left: Tommy Doerfler Rebecca Kauffman Susan Gamble Chuck Forbes Honor Ushers Left: Melvin Jacob Patsy Blackwell Becky Brown Craig Glasscock