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

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Stuff Ili .4650 zafzon ffvnsflfzrtlon ,flze .ftudg f I 1 1 j 1 1 T As you will soon see, not all of a student's time is spent with books and studying. With the many clubs around school, every pupil is sure to find one to his liking. Most of the clubs are the outgrowth of the cur- riculum. Clubs promote the interest and increase the knowledge of the student, and what better way to win friends and influence people than to bfelong to one or thirteen clubs from which is the oldest youngest. There is part in ou.r student more of these many groups? which to choose ranging from club, to the Future Teachers, also the Student Association government. Club membership There is a total of the Washingtonians, which is among the which play a great helps round out the student's life. Many pupils find that belonging to one club is enough while others take pleasure in belonging to three or four. twenty-six

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Roberta Cubert and Bill Cook were elected Connie and Johnnie Continental in a popularity contest sponsored by the Surveyor. The candidates for Connie were: Carol Johnson, Ro- berta Cubert, Barbara Moreland, Carol Watson, and Mar- jorie Whitmore. Johnnie candidates were: Jim Abraham, Finis Jent, Bill Cook, Eddie Kernodle, and Bill Porter. twenty-five

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, , the Student Association: left to right, Jim Abraham, vice-president: Eddie Kernodle, treasurerg Miss Jean Ob- Pr, sponsorg Finis Jent, presidentg Mrs. Grace Barker, sponsor: Don Lickliter, secretaryg and Joe Bogue, ser- Pictured above are the officers and two sponsors of geant-at-arms. twenty-seven