Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Assemblies Are Narro ed Down 1:02 , S te' xg -'W iw, gg-cz,i f.L'x N' J S 's P I 'is A 13' gg was S ,N :I lg L , lg was s - ,N s as sv, 1 Students ask hypnotist, Dr. Saul Shafton a question during the school's lone assembly, Because of new state rulings, limiting time students may spend away from studies, students were limited to only one assembly, and that was only because it had been booked a year in advance. This one assembly featured a hypnotist, Dr. Saul Shafton, who tried to put students in a relaxed state of mind. There was not another schoolwide assembly. However, there were several small class wide meetings, involving the junior class, in which the representative for class rings, Donald overall came to sell rings and one for the senior class where Overall came to sell senior invitations and caps and gowns. Donald Overall getting class rings junior julie Currey smiles as she orders her class ring. Stanley Schumacher sits back and listens to the class ring advertiser, Donald Overall. talks to students about Assemblies 29

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Students Honored at Banquets The closing of the 1984-BS school year brought with it banquet season. Georgettes, Band, Choir, National Honor Society, Future Farmers of America, and the general Spring Sports Banquet were all held. All students who participated in extra curricular athletics were honored with their end of the year sports banquet on May 16 Outstanding athletes were recognized and also received awards Scholar Athletes included freshmen Amy Remmert and Shane Sills sophomores Tina Wolff and Shawn Donahey juniors Lisa Klein and Max Moudy and seniors Stacey Sims and Ricky Rosenblad Outstanding players for the year included for girls track Kerri Sheffield and Sandy Shephard boys track Keith Terrell and Sam Williams for golf Amy Remmert and Kirby Kielman for tennis Lori Hardage and Greg Hoagland and for baseball Ricky Rosenblad was chosen The Georgette Banquet was held May 18 at the yunior high commons Graduating members were given special honors We wanted to make the banquet special for everyone but mainly for graduating seniors said iunior Georgette Kim Honeycutt The event was a semi formal affair and also presented outstanding awards to its members Miss Georgette was awarded to Becky Kalinauskis lodi Copeland was chosen Miss Congeniality Outstanding Dancer was Srmmone Mantz Best High Kicker was Katy Rea Rookie of the Year was Zlta Nemeth Outstanding Senior was Angie Davis Outstanding lunior was tied between jennifer Hauser and Paige Griffin and Outstanding Sophomore was Lori Raper Officers and Corporals of the Georgettes were also announced They were Captain Simmone Mantz First Lieutenant Laura Anderson Second Lieutenant Stephanie Jeffries and Third Lieutenant Tara Ebersole Corporals were lodi Copeland Kim Barker Kerri Shehan and lanet Mclntosh Choir held its banquet May 18 at the high school at the same time the band held its banquet The choir band and drill team held a dance after their banquets Music and lighting were provided by ICE The dance was in the high school commons The Future Farmers of America banquet was in the form of a barbeque in San Gabriel Par National Honor Society ushered rn new officers at its banquet May 10 at Lake Georgetown Superintendent of Georgetown schools lack Frost spoke at each banquet avi New ' l ,gli Students enioy their meal as they wait to receive awards at the Band Banquet. , Lisa Tricia Banquet. essy 28 Banquets at the Spring Sports At the Band Banquet, students stand in recognition for awards. Pictured a re Band Director Rodney Klett, Rhonda Exley, Danny Pastor, Paul Oliver, David Cashmore, Michael Landry, Rock Brown, Velvet Crosby. ' Coach Sue Davidson makes presentations at the Spring Sports Banquet.

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Beach Bum, Kamikaze, Fifties, Spark Pep Friday mornings in the fall symbolized two things, the end of the week and Pep Rallies. Faithful Eagle fans filled the gym with spirit and pride during football season. The drill team and twirlers took turns performing routines and the band supplied the music. The cheerleaders, with the help of the football players, performed skits to entertain the crowd, using Beach Bum, Kamikaze, and Fifties Day as themes. Varsity football players look really fired up for Friday night's game. Full of spirit and enthusiasm, varsity cheerleaders entertain the crowd. F xl x Students show their enthusiasm during a morning pep rally. Cheerleaders attempt to boost the morale of the football team on Kamikaze Friday White Wings display their Beach Bum look. 30 Pep Rallies