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

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WTW 27 music Impressions from an outsider: Extravaganza sold out for nth consecutive year. Frantic preparations for nth consecutive year. Havoc for the nth consecutive year. Success— for the nth consecutive year. Hey — You — Can you carry a tune? Then carry it outside, please, and don’t bother to come back. And you! You don’t respond to a pitch pipe. Do you respond to a lead pipe? Mr. Capped, there are seventeen absences from Treble Choir today. Mr. Lawrence, a member of the Baton Corps learned to twirl today! Impressions from an insider: We had better not blow this part again, guys. Are you marching tonight, Eric? Sym-phon-ic — That sounds awful nice. Impressions: melody, harmony, beauty — and each golden drop of musical excellence created by a tub — full of blood, sweat, and tears. Mr. Cappel Mr. Lawrence FACULTY

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6:00 A.M. The art room door painfully squeaks open, and 1 take two sneaky steps inside. STROKE STROKE STROKE DAUB STROKE Nervousness sets in. I look around, hoping the secrets of the enclosure will reveal themselves. They remain perfectly decent. MOULD MOULD MOULD SPLAT MOULD Time hurries on. The sunlight lends an unusual perspective to the surrounding objects. Beyond the paint and clay and sculptures and decoupages, however, there is nothing. pound pound pound TWIST POUND An unreal state of mind. The objects are transformed into beautiful creations. A treasure in human exertion. This art room. A monastery. A fairy castle. A refuge. A way of life. Mrs. Elliott Mrs. Keever Mrs. Merkling Mrs. Morgan

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FACULTY 28 WTW distributive education A trade. Something practical. Practical experience. Experiencing learning. Learning a trade. Mr. Heeter L-O: ■ ' : Mrs. Fleath