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

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atimzal onor Society Student ouncil The S.udent Council is a representative stud- ent group which strives to improve the material conditions of the school and to further good re- lations with other high schools of the city. Office- ers of the Student Council are: Kenny Ayres, president, Paul Harding, vice-presidentg Eddie Kernodle. secretary, James Abraham, treasurer, Clvde Lee. sgt.-at-arms. Membership in the National Honor Society is based upon leadership, scholarship, and service. Officers are: Bill Fisher, president, Shirley Haines, vice-president, Beverly Albright, secre- tary, Don Cozart, treasurer. Other members shown are: Marjorie Trammell, Elaine Demos, Shirley Newnum, Sue Blank, Dessie Goode, Bet- ty Engle, Wayne Stanfield, Maranel Hlart, Pa- tricia Bishop, Richard Becker, Paul Harding. Members not in the picture are: Nan Lou King, Rose Nightlinger, Josephine Hoff, Peggy Leach, Wilma Lindsey, Marjorie Murdock, Norma Lam- bert, Beverly Lahne, Kenneth Ayres, Mary Jane liavman, Robert Beasley, Phyllis Boone. Loyd Brown, Nadine Capps, Martha Curtiss, Richard Figg, Robert Hamontre, Donna Hibbard, Lila Lit- trell, Willadean Martin, Elizabeth Moore, Marga- ret Stansbury, Lois Tutterow, Barbara Vargo, Jacqueline Williamson, Jean Brodie, Esther Can- alas, Carolyn Comer, Loretta Compton, Phyllis Crockett, Mary Jane Hoffman, Phyllis Hobensack, Carol Johnson, Bill Porter, Norma Riley, Beverly Spradley, Doris Stevenson, Thomas Walls, and Mildred Walsh. nineteen

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The Boosters Mirror, mirror, on the wall Freshmen heard your service call... Yes, and now as seniors we realize just how much better citizens we are because weuanswered that call. We, at Washington, are very fortunate to have so many varied activities. No matter where a student's interest lies, he is sure to find at least one club in which he may actively participate. Through these clubs, a student can be- come better-know by his classmates, and, at the same time, develop his personality by working with other people. He gains poise and experience. One of the largest clubs at Washington High School is the Booster Club. This group plans pep sessions, sports banquets, and maintains an organized cheering section at spo1'ts events. President of the Booster Club is Joan Hart. Other off- icers are: Maranel Hart, senior representativeg Donna Patterson, junior representative, Sue Cauble, sophmore representative, and Beverly Fisher, freshman representa- tive. eighteen

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twenty W ashingtonicms The Washingtonian Club officers are: Sue Blank, presidentg Shirley Newum, vice-presidentg Judy Me- loy, secretaryg and Barbara Var- go, treasurer, The club sponsor is Miss Myrtle Johnson. The Wash- ingtonian Club is composed of sen- ior girls. These girls plan the par- ties which welcome the freshmen girls to our school. Hz - Y The Hi-Y Club sponsor is Mr. Jewell Stingley. The of'Hcers are: Frank Fleser, presidentg Dan Whitmore, vice-presidentg Finis Jent, secretaryg Rex Durrett, trcasurerg Charles Fender, ser- geant at-armsg and Bill Kern, chaplain. Other members are: Bill Ha1'rell, Eddie Kernodle, Bob Ray, and Kenneth Ayres. Latin Club The Latin Club president is Beverly Spradleyg Shirley New- num is vice-presidentg Tommy Walls, secretaryg Herschel North- ern, treasurer. The Latin Club sponsors are Mr. William Bock, Mrs. Iva Head, and Mrs. Hester Bock. These pupils study the cus- toms of ancient Rome. They also enlarge their vocabularies by the study of English words which come from Latin words.