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

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CLUBS NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS CLUB- This organization aims to encourage the mem- bers to take a great interest in their academic and military work so as to be eligible for the rank of cadet commissioned ofiicer. OFFICERS CLUB-This organization was or- ganized to promote the betterment and ad- vancement of the Military Unit. ART METAL CLUB-The object of this club is to develop a profitable and enjoyable use of leisure time. USHER CLUB-The Usher Club serves the school as host and traffic officers. Members of this club must maintain a good scholastic record and must demonstrate qualities of leadership. HI-Y CLUB-The Hi-Y Club has as a goal to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community high standards of Christian character. SENIOR POST STAFF-The name of the Senior Post, the senior annual, is adopted from the revolutionary military posts. The staff is a selected number of seniors who give their services to the senior class. The staff is com- posed of the following students: Elmer Koch, editor-in-chief, Lewis Billings, associate edi- tor, Janith Ramsey, circulation manager, Sara Ann Hartley, assistant circulation man- ager, Haven Swindoll, feature editor, Beulah Chanley, Fred Van Abeele, and Doris Stark, assistant feature editors, Betty Sullivan, girls' editor, Thomas Strouse, boys' sports sports editor, Herschel Kelly, assistant boys' sports editor, Hellen Kovach, art editor, Robert Jones, and Willard Brittain, assistant art ed- Martha Layton, club editor, Thelma itors, Martin, assistant club editor, Virginia Kerr, literature editor, Audrey Karsnak, assistant literature editor, Robert Hoff, snapshots, Beulah Chanley, Virginia Kerr, and Audrey Karsnak, typists, Thelma Findell, Arthur Hicks, Jack Wilson, and Frank Bunton, report- ers. Miss Whitmire, art sponsor, Mr. Muter- spaugh, printer, Miss McBride, sponsor, and Mr. Stacy, financial manager. twelve