W T Woodson High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

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Assemblies relieved class boredom 21 WTW oo a 3 W 2 H c T1 w with business and pleasure I i i i i i 2. v jj 111 i 1 [§] It ] i ® I 35 (SR 1 w s p] Mr. Habush spoke and showed slides on the Holy Land to the enlightenment of many students at a Fine Arts Assembly. Top: Jack Alex announced upcoming WPGC production at Woodson during one of 1967-68’s many enjoyable choir assemblies. Bottom: Honor Society in¬ ductions, in December, invoked a feeling of solemnity from the audience as old members discussed the qualities of their creed.

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20 WTW w (.H KH H £ w C p H C } The annual magazine drive, directed by Stu¬ dent Government, brought with it pep as¬ semblies, a myriad of prizes for outstanding salesmanship, and much needed income. Alain MacDonald, from Australia, came to Woodson with Junior Tennis Champions from all over the world and entertained Woodsonites at an assembly and tennis ex¬ hibition. Here, he demonstrates his forehand swing.

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STUDENT LIFE WI W 22 Girls proved able-bodied conquerors at Sadie Hawkins Steve Doub, assisted by Connie Drys- dale, performs the sacred marriage ceremony for many Dogpatch couples. Leaning against a corn stalk cut from their own field, Jim Friel and Kathy Duley represent the richer faction of Dogpatch U.S.A.