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

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twenty-six Urchestm Rosemary Attkisson, James Neal, Viola Carter, Pat Berry, Charlotte Hufstetler, John Robertson, and Ro- bert Stock. The orchestra-ensemble is under the direction of Mr. Malvin Bama' Lois Griffin, Bob Duddy, Stan Gosc, Gilbert Porter, Ray Everling, Don Moore, Henry Grifhth, Viola Carter, Clyde Lee, Helena Chandler, Wilma Heady, Carl Williams, Jim Hutch- ings, Jo Bange, Dale West, Robert Hicks, Richard Becker, Jerry Ker- kof, Rita LeGault, Betty Lou Dar- nell, Marvin Fisher, Ed Winters, Charles Ball, Tom Ferguson, Bill Euliss, Richard Rush, Bob Ebaugh, Billy Conley, Max Steelman, Wil- liam Cannon, Bill Kern, Kenneth Hickman, Charles Bruning, Bill Mattox, Don Arthur, Ronald Scot- tcn, Charles Reinbold, Ronald Can- non. Mr. Louis Rutan is director. Colonial Chorus Row 1, fleft to rightj: Betty Po- land, Martha Curtiss, Joan Webb, Darlene Sweitzer, Sylvia Hum- phreys, Lois Tutterow, Phyllis Boone. Row 2: Carole Figg, Lila Littrell, Phyllis Shackleford, Jackie Williamson Beverly Spradley, Shir- ley Newnum, Marilyn Hanger, Mar- anell Hart, Wilma Lindsey. Row 3: Wayne Ormsby, Bob Hightower, Don Adams, Charles McCallister, Bill Kern, Dwight McKenney, Don Maners, Russell White, Rex Durrett, and Mr. Edward Emery. Walker.

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Horizon Club Horizon Club ofiicers are: Sue Cau- ble, president, and Pat Turpin, secre- tary. Other members are: Mary Ap- pleget, Zella Wyne, Beverly Lee, Don- na Tuggle, Pat Weare, Cynthia Knapp, Marjorie Whitmore, and Don- na Frodge. The sponsor is Miss Regina Sharkitt. Physiology Shown at work in their physiology class are: Viola Carter, Kenneth Van Arsdall, Sara Hilton, and Hilda Jenk- ins. Home Economzcs Washington High keeps pace with the modern equipment. Hanging out cloihos and washing in the laundro- mat are: Cynthia Knapp, Juanita Rob- inson, Donna Tuggle, Shirley Long, Darlene Hendren, Perdita Mackey, and Betty Lou Downing. K uder Test The Kudei' Test is taken by pupils to help determine their vocational in- terests. Miss Vivian Ely is shown giving the test to James Bell, Pat Kelly, and Riley Bertram.

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Print Shop Harold Heicken sets type in the print shop which is presided over by Mr. Ocal Muterspaugh. The yearbook, the Sur- veyor, dance programs, and all of our school forms are printed in these class- GS. Electric Shop Need a radio fixed? The boys in the electric shop know how it is done. Ex- ploring the intricacies of electricity are: Don Quantz, Paul Byers, and Willard Noel. Mr. R. J. Weaver is the teacher. Cylinder Press Working at the cylinder press are: James Bray, Gerald Lindsay, Harry Jack, Robert Humble. These boys, under the direction of Mr. Robert LeMaster, learn the art of being press men. twenty-seven