George Washington High School - Post Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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CLUBS PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION-This organization has conducted its usual welfare work during the year. It was instrumental in trying to obtain new buildings for the school. It has also promoted a class in the school for parents, in Adolescent Psychology . The oliicers are: Mrs. Lentz, president 3 Mrs. Mather, vice presidentg Mrs. Kathryn D. Schakel, sec- retary-treasurerg and Mlrs. Hancock, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN'S CLUB-The with the needs and to promote the interests of purpose of this club is to acquaint the members George Washington high school. It also main- tains committees on athletic, military, and scholarship awards. The oiiicers are: R. N. Phelps, president, Louis Moller, vice president, G. W. Wolff, secretary-treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-The object of the Honor Society is to create an enthus- iasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of George Washington high school. CIVIC QUEST-The purpose of the Civic Quest is to promote better ideals, better citi- zenship, and greater interest in current events and civic questions. MINUTE MEN--The Minute Men assist in athletic activities and give an annual banquet for the athletes. WASHINGTONIANS-The Washingtonians act as advisors to the freshman girls and assist in the social and civic life of the school. JUNIOR RED CROSS-This organization aims to promote friendship and encou-rage service in the school and community. CAMP FIRE GIRLS-This club strives to im- prove the health of its members, and to make them useful and efficient, and to create in them sportsmanship and friendliness toward others. LATIN CLUB-The aim of Sodalitas Latina is to promote an interest in Latin and to gain increased knowledge in that field. AVIATION CLUB-This club was founded to stimulate an interest in flying and in construct- ing models of planes. Its members study new types of planes, theories of flying, statistics of flights, and build model airplanes. FRENCH CLUB-The French Club promotes interest in speaking French and studying the life and literature of the French people. BOOSTERS CLUB-The Boosters Club en- deavors to stimulate an interest among the students in athletics and other activities of the school and to encourage better sportsmanship. BOY SCOUT CLUB-The purpose of this club is to prepare the boys for various merit badges. GERMAN CLUB-The aim of this organiza- tion is to acquaint the members with the Ger- man literature, art, science, and industry. eleven