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

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J. Sv Carylee Traylor, Nick George, Doris Shrock, and Robert Clay are shown performing an experi- ment in chemistry. In this class besides the various experiments, the students learn the names of the ilements, their symbols, and the way these ele- ments combine to make compounds. Setting the Table Boys in the woodshop learn to make lamps, tables, bookends and other useful items. Shown in the picture are Joe Shires, sanding a lamp, Willard Beasley, Danny Hance, and Don Price. In the Home Economics class the students learn to cook, to set the table correctly, to manage a home. Shown setting one of the tables in the kitchen are Hallie Miller, Joyce Rector, Glenda Rodgers, and Barbara Mayfield.

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V--...NL...., Reading Cicero Pictured above at the left is Rodger Edwards explaining a problem in Shop Math to Collis Blane. Patty Edwards, Margaret Duckworth, Terry Goodwin, and Tom Rusler are shown admiring the bulletin board in Miss Jean Ober's seventh period Government Class. The fifth period everydayagroup of advanced Latin stu- dents meet to read the orations of Cicero. Part of the class, shown are Row I: Ruthann Crippen, Sue Burton, Phyllis Youngg Row II: Dick Lahr, Bill Springer, Wayne Lentz, Carolyn Cofer, and Fannie Gillespie. Shown dusting the books in the main library are Carolyn Hickman and Bill Springer. In our library system we have three divisions, the main library, the science library, and the history library. Shown at the left are four students from the advanced art class. They are Mike Means fseatedl, Joe Stone fpaintingb, Patty Craig, and Gene Yancey. 5