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

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Janet Shaw was elected queen of the annual Mili- tary Ball. The queen and her court are Queen Janet, De- anna Wise, Betty Forehand, Kay Abbott, and Carolyn Turner. Janet's crown of white inunis and roses was presented to her by Jerry Stout. The queen also received a bouquet of white roses while her court received bouquets of renl were made for progress. Pictured, at the right, are the George Washingtoii High . School R. O. T. C. ofh- cers and color guard. Standing left to right are Captain George Braun, Captain Rich- ard Bunips, Lt. Colonel Jerry Stout, Sgt. Lar- ry B 1' o ok s, M-fSgt. Robert Gaskill, S. F. C. Larry Worman, Sgt. John Crook, Captain Ronald Case, Major Eugene Miller, and Major Delbert Duncang kneeling are lst Lt. Daniel Blackburn, lst Lt, Robert Turner, lst Lt. John Moore, and lst Lt. Richard Howell. . . vw NW wa z W .4 if 1 roses. The R. O. T. C. sponsors, elected by the cadets, rank high scholastically in their junior class. The sponsors, pictured froni left to right, are Honorary Captain Janet Sliaw, Honorary Lt. Colonel Deanna Wise, and Honorary Captain Arlene Fletcher. This year the sponsors acconi- panied the cadets in two parades. Y t - . XV . 'K . . . , . , f ' . .' 1 F sp , . ' K 9

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v s Qc f 7 f .. Q4 A In ,, J , .ff 'f fa' if wwf' ,Wi-Aw ,--ff '4' ,W,,,,,-f-A-W Jerry Stone and Frank Cooper are two boys who work on the cylinder press whichis shown in the background. The print- ing classes do all printin,i:,f for The Surveyor and The Senior Post. The auto shop is something new at Washington this year. In the auto shop classes, the Iioys repair automobiles. Pic-turenl are Ronald Harmon, Don Wilson, and Richard Sanford discuss- ing the repairs that must be made on the car shown on the lift. In the Home Economics classes we find boys as well as girls, be- cause this class is open to all pu- pils. The students learn to cook and to plan inexpensive meals. Managing a home is also studied in this course as well as table et- iquette and table setting. During the Christmas s e a s 0 n teachers were invited to the home economics rooms for cookies and tea which were made by the pupils in the different food classes. Pictured above, left to right,are Richard Gates, Susan Allen, Mar- tha Kincaid, and Zuleka Fultz. . . . preparations XX X 5 W' wwf-' 8 Q.

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l we Pictured above are the girls who attended the .Iuurnalisin Institutes at Franklin College aiidIiidiaiia1 University. Dele- gates tu hoth Franklin and I. U. were Lana Kay Matthews. Pat Neeley, Sandra Parries. Anne Kessler. and Carolyn Knoehel, Cynthia Fendley and Deanna Wise tnnt nit-turedj attended on- ly I. Lf while Helen Hale. Barlmrzx MCBean. Sandra White. Car- olyn Turner. and Vfqnnla Rainxvatt-1' attend--rl Franklin. '5 was the year when . . . TX . 0 5 'T ' I iq - i'f':?v52:i:, . , 1515-Q. 41 V K J Y, b , ' 6 951, XX 5 if Q W V K-is ' B 2. iff- 'llf 1 i 1 xy VVayne Vaughn and Pat Lisby are shown dis- playing their happiness on being elected Johnnie and Cijinnie Continental. The popularity contest is an annual event sponsored by the Senior Post staff. Birth Wayne and Pat have participated in many sclimil activities. activities were. . . 'gr .,: ,f 4 I '4 V v. 5 X N I Sw , as aw. We 'ff ,1ifi'e i V QQ , . . qw i '1- '-Am 5'-' f N A K- ' if Q i JSI? e I , ' ' im 10 The Big Sister-Little Sis- ter Party is an annual event sptwiistwetl hy the VVasl1ing- tonian Club. Slimvit. from left to right, attending the party are San- dra Burr. seniorg Donna Mil- ler. Phyllis Rolhnan, Bar- huru Chase. Lorilie VVillia1ns, and Put Dowdon. all fresh- nit-n. Cnrnl Jordan, Janet Shaw, Betty .lnhnson.:1nd the Girls' Ensenihle provided the en- tertainment for the guests. Carol. 11 nieniher of the Col- onial Chorus, sang: Janet, 21 varsity Cheerleader, led a few yells: and Betty, a meni- her of the Thespians, gave a reading.