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

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1953 Senior lass Ujfieers Lentz Is President Under the able leadership of our class officers, senior roll call and the various activities of the year were performed smoothly. Our oflficers are Wayne Lentz, presidentg Tom Dobbs, vice-presidentg Pat Craig, secretaryg Bill Bloemer, treasurerg and Bill McHugh and Dick Rush, sergeants-at-arms. A pictorial record of some of the highlights of our senior year followsg and after that, the indi- vidual senior pictures.

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We, as the seniors of 1953, are about to embark as pioneers upon the careers of our after high school life. At the start of our four years we eagerly looked forward to the freshman-senior party, the sophomore guidance con- ference, junior roll call, and the Junior Rose Prom. We then eagerly antic- ipated being in senior roll call and going to such senior activities as the Snow Whirl. Now all these are behind us, and we look forward with a feeling of pride and accomplishment to Class Day, Senior Vespers, and the greatest of all events, graduation. We do wish to stop long enough in our busy whirl of activities to thank our sponsors, Mr. J. H. Jones, Mr. J. V. Stingley, Mr. William Bock, Mrs. Anne Burge, Mrs. Barbara Jean Hine, and Mr. Ross Campbell for the guidance and help they have given us this past year. We will always remember them for their willing assistance. The Senior Class executive committee is Richard Landrigan, Bill Bloemer, Tom Dobbs, Wayne Lentz, Bill McHugh, Gail Comer, Pat Craig, Carolyn Hick- man, and fkneelingj Richard Rush and Tom Figg. Chairman of the various committees are Tom Figg, Gail Comer, Richard Landrigan, and Carolyn Hickman. 6

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U. N. Representative Sandra Grimes was chosen by the faculty and seniors to represent G. W. H. S. at the United Nations last fall. Sandra and her alternate, Wayne Lentz, were chosen by the faculty from a list of candidates nom- inated by the Senior Class. Each year representatives from all Indianapolis puplic high schools are sent to the U. N. They are sponsored by a group of public spirited business men. After her trip, Sandra reported about her experience to the school and made numerous speeches around Indianapolis. Dorothy Schmid was chosen queen of theannual Militlry Ball held December 13 in the boys' gym. Other candidates fn' quec-n were Pat Craig, Sandra Grimes, Bonnie Bcnge, Joan Budack, and Gail Comer. Cadet Lieutenant C ol o n el Charles Nell, alcng with other members of the R. O. T. C., made he Ball a great success.