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

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CONTINENTALAIRES— Row 1: L. Martin, S. Brown, R. Cordova, H. White, J. Potts, S. Obergfell, M. Thompson, C. Houchins; row 2: L. Glaze, E. Houschouer, R. Gammon, W. StinsoJi, J. Kidwell, D. Lindsey, D. Jaquess, and R. Privett. Music fills the air as vocal COLONIAL CHORUS— Row 1: D. Kany, L. Martin, B. McPherson, K. Cox, S. Adams, P. Bain, B. Kemp, K. Fields, R. Duff, D. Davidson, M. Thompson, A. Underwood, C. Houchins, J. Wampler; ro.w 2: L. Myers, R. Cordova, D. Goode, B. Breedlove, S. Brown, L. Tom- linson, J. Gill, L. Eisele, L May, B. Keller, J. Stevens, J. Potts, L. Hefner, S. Obergfell; row 3: R. Hoschouer, D. Gentry, B. Maples, M. Gill, J. Kernohan, H. White, M. Scott, R. Capps, E. Perdue, R. Privett, D. Lindsey, W. Stinson, D. Rose; row 4: J. Hedges, B. Cook, R. Gammon, D. Jones, D. Aichinger, G. Licho, E. Leet, R. Mitchell, R. Murff, J. Alexander, and M. Flinn. Not pictured is Mr. Charles Hamilton, director of this fine musical group of students. J ,

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Physical condition is just as important as men- tal ability at our Westside school. The freshman and sophomore boys play evei ' ything from in- door Softball to outdoor football. The girls pai ' ticipate in volleyball, tumbling, and gymnastic activities. As these students are hard at work, others prefer the comfort of the driver ' s education car while learning to drive. Showing his skill on the parallel bars, Bob Clark dem- onstrates a forward roll to members of his gym class. Health teaches techniques of proper Hving Making use of the vision equipment, Jean Hayes tests Carolyn Catron ' s and Denny Dennett ' s eyes as part of the driver ' s education course.

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BOYS ' CONCERT CLUB — Row 1: J. Cuppy, accom- J. Purichia, S. Callaway, L. Craig; row 3: D. Jaquess, panist, E. May, E. Stennis, R. Arnett, J. Barnett, G. P. Hulitt, B. Becktel, G. Licho, T. Beaumont, B. Maples, Meeks, L. Radford, R. Anderson, R. Petty; row 2: I. and R. Emery. This group is under the direction of Wilson, D. Schafer, L. Ransdell, S. Le Fevre, L. Sprowl, Mr. Charles Hamilton, not pictured. groups display their talents GIRLS ' CONCERT CLUB— Row 1: Mrs. Edna Long, accompanist, L. Ison, J. Cory, S. Smith, B. Anderson, P. Cloud, S. Powell, S. Scott, M. Brown, D. Cribelar, R. Kimsey, S. Sanford, D. Lewis, J. Pittman, row 2: Mrs. Ruth Kin?, director, M. Parker, C. Stamm, S. Goodwin, N. Hoskins, D. Kern, S. Marsh, S. Tolar, J. Jeffras, M. Blue, R. Byrd, S. Kinney, E. Quinnett, C. Dodd, S. Phillips, D. McGowen; ro.w 3: K. White, S. Worrell, M. Gill, L. Garrett, M. Thomas, S. Despain, S. Marsh, P. Bemis, D. Miller, P. Huff, J. Susong, D. Stewart, B. Breedlove, S. Annes, M. Doty, L. Clarks- ton, and B. Smith. This group performs at many of the school functions. One of the principal events is the school ' s annual Spring Festival. %595Aa at ' ». i ii?;?i ; , T ' i