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

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sf Students showin,q so much interest in the Hoosier Boys' State T-shirt Worn by Tonnny Springer are from left to right: Merle Lee, Donna Smith, Jerry Lawlis, Tommy, Fred liausch, Hallie Miller, and Jan Gutiin. The Qirls who represented G. YV. H. S. attenfled Girls' State June 18-21, and the -1-::,... 7 'xi' 4,2 ss X P, f H The Student Council otiicers look on as Plxrsicieiit Larry boys attt-nled Boys' State the week of June 12-18. Both were held at Indiana University. brains and Moore goes over the minutes flroin the pi'erc-mliiig' lneetimf. From left to right: Merle Lee, sergeant at-arinsg Janet Shaw, secretaryg Larry, Jerry Lawlis, vice-prssidentg anl Bernard Keller, treasurer. The Student Council represents the studentl:ody,furtliers projects of interest to the seliool, and proinotes school spirit. Deanna Wise seems to be telling' .lan Gufiin, her alternate, of the many sights she saw while in New York. Deanna rep- resented our school at the United Nations Assembly in New York early last fall. Deanna and Jan were first nominated by their Senior Class and thc-n sm-lvctocl from thx- list. by the faculty. ,After her trip, Deanna rt-ported about hc-r l'XllL'l'll'l1COS to the school and made speeches l10dlll'E?I'f'lll,0l'jIZl1llZLlll0llS tlirnugh- out the city. 4 X 7 rg Q Q S A Y h Q 1 C it I f NX ill., .. -M-- .V is -X .X .... .. . . - '- '- fv- -. -.-..':,2 f-- -- ckrst.-.2-W 1-.1 .ts -' ' s X Q eea.,raQig,1'-12. '

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rd, ,,,.. I Y Q English VIII students, Jantha Rollings and Charlotte Fry, listen attentively to their teacher, Mr. Lloyd B. Mann, as he comments on some themes Written by these students. Students pictured above in the c o lle g e algebra class are Ancil VV y ne, Jerry Lawlis, and Don Stegmoller. They and others in this class are under the direction of Miss Vivian Ely. Boys inter- ested in science and engineelrlng consider advanced mathematics a must. ...OUT Thi-se inteested physics stu- dent s, Harold Neville, Thomas Riiriniliy, John Sowers, and Tom Powell, are discussing concurrent f o 1' c e s. The apparatus pictured helps explain the furction of for- ces inet-ting at a point. Sonic ol' the pupils in the ad- vanced lizitin class, Errol LoViS- ci-li. M :1 r i ll n Armstrong, Janet Craig, and Marjorie Bowers, are sh o wn with their teacher, Mrs. Hester Bock. This year the class rezid and studied Virgril's Aeneid, Hooks l, ll and IV. The Virgil class also took ii very active part in the activities of the Latin Club.