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

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enchanting sounds of THE SOUND OF MUSIC! Members of the widely ac- claimed Concert Band are row 1: R. Long, T. Giles, R. Bremer, R. Roberts, M. Knight, S. Simpson, B. Doll, M. Alexander, L. Weaks, E. Henderson, D. Rose, row 2: B. White, R. Hagarty, V. Bailey, J. Kelly, R. Huis- man, M. Lloyd, R. Katania, D. Palmer, M. Powell,D Mauler, V. Harris, H. Porter, G. Strange, M. Howard, row 3: D. Brown, K. Dickman, J. O'Neal, B. Tolbert S. Hill, J. Edwards, J. Katman, D. Bee, J. Young, R SYMPHONY MATERIAL? Members wif the orclnf.-tra are row 1: E. Thomas, D. Merriwcathf-r, D. liobffiw- N. Fultz, E, Collingsworth, C. Landess, Ii. ll:-rndon S. Geiling, M. Peilley, T. Tearncy, row 2: U. Baker, C Hughes, S. Case, B. Reid, N. Adams, S. Wyatt, I.. Weaks, K. Sominers, B. Doll, G. Stu:-key, A. Copeland K. Obergifcll, B. Van Buskirk, B. Easton, J. liohcrts M. Lee, D. Lee, J. Austin, P. McKinney, D. l.i','f-ly, row 3: R. Long, F. Davila, C. Hodges, B. Johnson, .I Durham, G. Eller, J. Kelly, K. Nelson, B. Brennnf-r, 'l' Giles, D. Gomery, C. Benson, M. Lloyd, C. Hughes R. Burdett, D. Bee, J. Patman, T. Jaquess, L. Orr, B Wineger, C. Wdowkag row 4: E. Upton, E. Anderson J. Harris, D. Greer, M. Doolin, S. Wilson, D. Phillips T. Artis, D. Thomas, J. Raines, R. George, row 5: Ki Trout, G. McFall, Miss R. Rosser, C. Priest, D. Buden- baum, M. Furnish, P. Mills, and B. Sanders. O I I music fill the air Burdette, L. Lewis, C. Opp, D. Gregory, C. Benson, C Hughes, E. Troutman, J. Howard, row 4: R. Crouch- er, S. Phillips, K. Nelson, S. Bunch, A. Davidson, P Hinman, S. Jackson, S. GroH, R. Funk, D. Gunnnere L. Ransdell, C. Roberts, W. Russell, T. Jaquess, K Obergfell, S. Morton, A. Hanna, K. Ross, F. Murray L. Orr, row 5: Mr. Ray Funk, director, J. Johnson G. Terry, K. Traut, R. Such, T. Rust, D. Schafer, K Schultz, G. McFall, and G. Leet. -

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Progress as we examine the fine arts Musicians captivate audiences as Sound the trumpets! The marching Con- tinentals are coming up the field of success. Many compliments were received for their great performances throughout the ye a r. Their cooperation as a group illustrates their excellent school spirit. Credit is due to Director Mr. Ray C. Funk, Drum Major Robert Bremer, and the baton tvvirling majorettes for the fine Work they have displayed this year. Perhaps a few schools have a larger musical organization, but as far as performance is concerned, Wash- ington's band is considered one of the best in Indianapolis. The orchestra started this year With a wide-span program ahead of it. The orchestra's abilities are displayed during the year by per- forming at P-TA meetings, the Spring Music Festival, school convocations, and at Central State Hospital. Four people, chosen for excell- ence in music, are taken from each city high school to perform in the All-City High School Symphony during the winter. These activities help make music a more enjoyable pursuit. 24

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-,.,.. -- -I DO. . .RA. . .MI.Members of the Colonial Chorus are Row 1: P. Turner, S. Douglass, E. Washington, S. Ramos, B. Dodd, S. Marlow, P. Cloud, C. Swarts, N. Worrell, D, DeMoss, L. Holbrook, C. Wise, M. Broun, M. Staten: Row 2: S. Kinney, C. Peterson, J. Dodson, B. Mraz, S. Arnold, K. White, C. Zeronik, M. Blue, N. Beaumont, M. Arnot, S. McCann, S. Dempsey, D. White, R, Herndon, J. Jeffras, S. Seller: Row 3: B. Anderson, W. Lanker, P. Myers, C. Johnson, D. Cope J. Koon, K. Genty, S. Stephens, L. Clarkston, J. Wills C. Gugenheim, D. Eller. G. Ha1't, R. Tinsely, J. Mitch- ell, J. Sadler, L. Stinson, Row 4: J. Arvin, W. King K. Obergfell, A. Derringer, C. Ellis, L. Cope, T. Ker- by, H. Wilson, K. May, D. Grider, D. Jaquess, R. Bre- me1', M. Kord, J. Blake, B. Foreman, P. Gammon. Mr Charles Hamilton directs the group. Chorus, Ensemble perform for city What better Way can one find to pass the time than by singing? As the seasons fade into years, the moods of their songs are captured in music. Many opportunities are offered for musically inclined students to show their tal- ents. The general groups are the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. The selective groups are the Boys' Concert Clubs and the Girls' The most selective groups are the Colonial Chorus and the Continentalaires. These groups visit many communities and bring good cheer to everyone. The vocal groups of George Washington High School surpas! many of the surrounding schools in city-Wide recognition. The groups are renowned for performances at school. They compete with many other high school musical organizations and are known for their excellence in uniformity. Girls' and Ensemble. DECRESCENDO. . .CRESCENDO. The Girls' Ensemble consists of Row 1: Connie Hoschouer, Judy Galt, Su- zanne St. John, Sandy Fouts, Linda Myrick, Vicki Ben- song Row 2: Nancy Beaumont, Kay Fox, Judy Lee, Dor- othy Baird, Donna White, Sandra Seller, Mary Louise Medsker. The group is directed by Mrs. Ruth King.