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

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2 A K A E ws. ' 'Wm 51 if 1 fs, it. .t . ss! 9 1 ' lee E M fy' i Q' f 4 , kr :.' , 1 f- Z Kgs 4 Mr. Lloyd Mann, Miss Mary McBride, Mr. Rlssel Mc- Clurg, Miss Evelyn McConnell, Mrs. Margaret McWilliams, Miss Gretchen Mueller, Mr. Ocal Muterspaugh, Miss Orrell Negus Mr. J. C. Nelson, Mr. O. W. Nicely, Miss Lillian. Nie- mann, Miss Jean Ober, Mr. James Otto, Mrs. Barbara Owen, Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph, Miss Marjorie Reinhart Mr. Leo Rosasco, Mrs. Mildred Ross, Mr. Benjamin Sanders, Mrs. Santuella Sands, Mr John Seeburger, Miss Eunice Seybold, Miss Margaret Simonds, Mr. Amos Slaton Mr. Allan Stacy, Mr. J. V. Stingley, Mr. Joe Tofil, Mrs. Muriel Tucker, Mr. Estil VanDorn, Mrs. Mariesue Vannatta, Mr. Malvin Walker, Mr. Ursa Walker Mr. Roger Weaver, Mrs. Betty Werthnvan, Mrs. Marie Wilcox, Mr. John Williams, Miss Jean Wood, Mrs. Bess Wright, Mrs. Nellie Baldwin, Mrs. Aileen Dickman Miss Margaret Hannan, Mrs. Dorothy Houghton, Mrs. Mary Lannan, Lt. Col. Chester Lange, Sgt. Donald Neal

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e-K lp, r 1 ...QS Q.. . X t Q . nfl 'l ...mf .T '.,. Q 4' i llivu - 2 iv- 4' I ,R up A A :rf 5 . 1' , 'P HQ 4 .lf , M 5' -7 I X xi-. 1 . Mr. Wilbur S. Barnhart, principal: Mr. Justin Mar- shall, vice-principal, Mr. Alfred K. Jones, vice-principalg Miss Myrtle Johnson, dean of girls, Mr. Audie Watkins, dean of boys, Miss Ruth Amos, Mrs. Grace Barker Mrs. Hester Bock, Mr. William Boclz, Mr. Henry Bogue, Mrs. Thelma Brownewell, Mrs. Anne Burge, Mr. Ross Campbell Mr. Paul Carmichael, Mr. Ross Cox Miss Vivian Ely, Miss Frances Failing, Mrs. Thelma Ford, Mrs. Gladys 26 Freundt, l'.Ir. Ray Funk, Mr. Victor Graves Mr. Charles Hamilton, Mr. Bruce Hamman, Mrs. Eliz- abeth Hatfield, Mr. Paul W. Hayes, Mrs. Iva Head, Mrs. Barbara Hine, Mr. David Hine, Mr. Leon Hunt Miss Corlie Jackson, Mrs. Geraldine Johnson, Mr. Jos- eph Jones, Mr. Rowland Jones, Mrs. Virginia Kassler, Miss Mary Laatz, Mr. Robert LeMaster, Miss Gertrude Lindley Mr. Kephart Linson, Miss Mabel Loehr, Mrs. Edna Long, Mrs. Dorothy Luther, Mr. Frank Luzar

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litbs and Activities HREUFII' if it N NH X10 Student Association As you will soon see, not all of a student's tinie is spent with books and studying. With the many clubs around school, every pupil is sure to find one to his liking' . Most of thc cluls are the outgrowth of the cur- riculum. Flubs promote the interest and increase the lnowleflcfe of the student, and what better way to win friends and influence people than to l'elon,q to one or Nick George, president of the Student As- sociation, presides at a meeting of the council ofiicers. Others besides Nick shown above are Tom Dobbs, vice-president, Artie Demos, treasurerg Larry Grimes, sergeant-at-arms, and Charlotte Leak, secretary. more of these many groups? Also there is the Student Association which plays a great part in our student government. The Student Association, whose oflicers are shown above, has per- formed many useful activities this year. Miss Jean Ober and Mrs. Grace Barker are sponsors of the Stu- dent Association.