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

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General math, algebra, and stone on the road to more skill- geometry lay the foundations ed and technical studies such of pranctioe, skill, and applica- as higher math, engineering, bility necessary in every day and architecture. life. A major in math is a mile- y MATH CLASS Left to right: Phyllis Shaw, John Parker, man, and Betty Stonebraker. Charles Peterson, Mrs. Wilcox, Dolores Quill- rg 4' W ' wi ,slg ,,V,:4,4V- T A, 5 X . , 3, A S Q5 ii i , , 51' Q

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LASSES ARE the basis umphs. of our school life. They Instruction in grammar, and provide-learning and Written and Vocal expression laughter, poise and given by the English depart- prolole-ms, recitation ment paves the Way for origi- and report cards as nality and clarity in later Writ- Well as-tests and tri- ings and discussions. ENGLISH CLASS Left to right around the table: H. Mauser, Despain, P. Hunt, E. Dortch, D. Hodson, and B. L. Fitch, Miss Marie Smith, J. Brodie, N. Eg Rains. There stands a school to us most dear I With many virtues blessed.

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Dissatisfied with the know- and become acquainted with ledge of only their own lan- the Waysof other pepole. Ro- guage, these students step a- mance and a better world are cross international barriers the fruits of their journey. l l SPANISH CLASS At the board: right to left: Mr. Bock, Jimmy Badger, and Pat Hutton. 3rd row: Rae Saferight, Jenkins, Robert Snodgrass, Nadine Hendrickson, Donna Reid, Barbara Fleischer, June Hendrick, Jack Ringwald, and Herman Wheeler. Seated: Joan Kerrick, Francine Camden, Gloria Weevie, lst row: Leonard Overton. 2nd row: Harry Doris Tucker, and Salley Sheetz.