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

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Our pride extends to the joint effort of the stu- dent body and faculty, making the wheels of Washington run in a smooth and efficient man- ner. Certain tasks, though they seem minor, are important and require the aid of students to perform them. These are the .jobs given to the voluntary students who wish to assist in the huge task of running a successful school system. Ushers scurry through the halls deliv- ering call slips or messages to teachers. The jobs they perform save the teachers the effort of searching for a desired person. Working in the cafeteria, the library, the science labora- tory, the clinic, or as gym assistant can be en- tertaining as well as educational. The clinic as- sistant meets students, listens to their tales, and aids in treating wounds. Assistants serve the school, meeting many classmates and form- ing lasting friendships. f ' ' f Busy carrying messages and call slips is usher Sharon Vance. Students assist teachers and Helping to speed up the lunchroom procedure is Ann Keck, cafeteria assistant. Taking the temperature of Marilyn Manning is clinic assistant Barbara Carter.

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? afcr Gen. Anthony Vteyne. Th !Heto of the Revolution ' feated the Indians at Fal iTlmhers. 1794. and opei f by the Treaty of G mm. 1795, „„ m • ' ' Proudly displajing the Anthony Wa ne m.iikei .ire Louise Swaxts, Sandra Adams, author of the award winning inscription, and Don Lindsey. Presenting the Outstanding Girl Scientist of Indiana award to Pat Coleman is Mr. Ernest Litweiler, who is a member of the Junior Academy of Science. Top students achieve honors Each year Continentals achieve lasting recog- nition for Washington by bringing many honors and awards. We take pride in these outstanding students and their various honored activities. Our football team ended the season with an undefeated record, and our cross country team became sectional champs. An active history student wrote the winning inscription to be placed on a marker commemorating Anthony Wayne ; the council of the Indiana Junior Acad- emy of Science selected a Washington student as Indiana ' s Top Girl Scientist. The Art Depart- ment also won many honors during the past year. We at Washington are proud of the stu- dents who work to bring recognition to our school. Winners of the Gold Key Award, Edward Huth, Bob Giimes, and Sharon Green observe the medal. Friendly persuasion is what Pam Hendrickson is using as she gives an apple to cadet teacher Jim Livingston.

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w, Ss - - I ■ ' ■■■■ ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ;5 Bookstore atti ' iulaiits. Saiidia Jones and Russell Young inventory bookstore supplies before the rush begins to buy books and materials. classmates Repeating call numbers and replacing books on shelves, Sandra Wheeler prefoiTns her job as library assistant. Assisting in the Art Department, Barbara Fink helps aiTange displays for the interest of the students.