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

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Over the years many traditions hav e been de- veloped at Washington. These traditions vary from the annual Thanksgiving Day convocation to the pep sessions which are held before a big- game. Each February, a convocation is held in honor of George Washington, the father of our country, and later in the year, an annual Christ- mas play is presented. Although styles of danc- ing are forever changing. Continentals anxious- ly await the arrival of the traditional Jr. or Sr. Prom. As the school year closes. Award ' s Day climaxes the end of another traditional year. Portraying the famous couple, Martha and George Washington, are Rebecca Cordova and Rodney Hos- cliouer. changing, traditions linger on Twirling at the annual Military Ball are members of the ROTC and their dates. The theme of this year ' s ball was World ' s in Miniature. •

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At Washington we have the utmost PRIDE in all of our classes .... As Washington students, we are continually striving, exploring, solving, and perfecting in order to prepare for college or whatever profession we may enter after grad- uation. . . .Throughout the school year we show our PRIDE by working to gain qualities of lea- dership, ingenuity, and integrity. . . .Scholar- ships and awards are given to the achievers with PRIDE unequaled for jobs well done. . .The tendency of the student body and faculty to act as a unit and work together adds to the ful- fillment of the instinctive desire for learning and making friends .... ot rfn in our classes » » e Top girl scientist, Patricia Coleman , demonstrates an ex- periment to her classmates.