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

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ature-making book cases. Maxine Bohannon is the head nurse in Amcrica's g1'eatest hiospital, working under the noted surgeon, Dr. Richard Cast. Pat- ricia Bond is still tying to put 'tOaktown on the map. A look into the world of military service shows Don Wade in command of the United States Army. Floyd Dial is still trying to get into the Navy. Bar- l-ara Hart is putting heart and soul into hixr work -nursing sailors back to health in the Navy Nurse Corps. The class of '45 had many talented in music. Naida Petranofl' has the feminine singing lead in Oklahoma which is in it's twelfth ye-ar on Broadway. Betty Gene Ricketts is in the Hawaiian Islands-teaching tlge natives how to play the guitar. Margaret Ernest is the most famous organ- ist. .Ethel Smith comes second. Nadjeda Chekofi' is Kay Kyser's newest and most sensational find. .Aileen Hart is giving Lawrence Tibbett stiff com- petition on the Hit Parade. Bob St.anley's trumpet is still his most pri.2'ed possession. Then there are some who just couldn't stay away from G.W.H.S. Alta Smith? is still yell squad c1pt.ain, yelling Washington on to victories. Joe Farb has a permanent position as doorman for all Wiashingtoifs senior classes. Harry Brunner is teachling a class in Cicero in room 169. Rosemary Gammon isn't far away-she still spends her sjiare time at the Buzz Bucket. Betty James is still dancing in the cafeteria-tslue just couldn't find a juke box as good as ours.J Jacqueline Smith is successor to Mrs. Bess Wright as Washington High School's dramatic coach. Stanley Stewart is hfere--still trying to slruggle through English, M-artelle Morgan, new- est edition to the G. W. H. S. staf, is astounding even Senor Bock with her fluent use of El-Espanol. Albert Turk is still haunting the halls of Wash.- i 25 ington trying to find th-at guy who tagged him the nickname, Dimples. Joan Rogers is cutting the asbestos in the cafeteria with her partner Eleenel. Edythe Bernath is sitting in room 5 still trying to pass stenography. The class of '45 was always able to entertain itself in the corridors as well .as in the classroom, Marilyn Kirk is pushing Arthur Murray out of the Pennsylvania building and establishing her own dance studios there. Mary Kocjan is manager and entertainer at the famous Mary Ann Club . Bernice Donnelly is still the favorite exhibitionist at the Riverside Rink. Joe Boyd is taking over Alfred Lunt's dressing room and grease paint. Joyce Miller is at Butler Stadium, star fullback on the -all girl's football team. Connie Kakavecos and her partner, Kenny Riggs, are arguing over who shall keep the cup they just won for jitter- bugging. Herbe1't Marlett is taking Edgar Ber- gan's place when it comes to imitating Mortimer Snerd. Emma Lou Clayton is still preparing food for the feast iwe've elected her the gal most likely to feed us J. Lois Long still comes early to take care of the cooking room. Madelyn Avery is still undecided as to what her profession will be. Millicent Joseph, Dorothy Mc- Kay, and Betty Wilson are competing in finals for the title Miss Red Head of 1955 Carol Long is still spending her summers at Westlake-inew er could figure out why-for a tan or-.J Vir- ginia Bunch hasn't grown much, but that didn't stop her. Doris Spears and Joyce Strouse are still always together. Lorena Barnes was finally dis- covered and she is now a famous Powers Model. In just tive seconds it will be 11 o'clock, says the station 'announcer ...The clouds float away and I rub my eyes with Rosy Future tipped fin- gers. I lock around, setting the desk calendar upright. J

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