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

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Active was the best way to describe the atmos- phere at George Washington High School. Laughter, costumes, and a pie in the face were the ways G. W. H. S. fans showed their spirit during basketball sea- son. the Laugh-In, pep-session sponsored by Mrs. Pock, held the interest of every student. The comedy it produced was shared and enjoyed throughout the gymnasium. The Laugh-In's purpose was to set the team and student body in good spirits, and as a re- sult it ended a success. Students showed much interest when help was needed. Library assistants proved their concern by seeing that the books were checked in and out prop- erly and replaced back on the correct shelves. They also aided those persons who needed advice on re- search material. Another task they performed was collecting money for late books. Machine Calculation was one of the business courses offered that helped the pupils add to their education. Students are given problems which must be solved on the machines in a certain length of time. This class is the only one which prepares us for the modern world of machines. The cooks did a splendid job of preparing and serving lunch. They offered us a wide variety of de- serts, salads, meats, and vegetables. Many hours were used in preparing a efficient menu that was de- sired by teachers and students. ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS before the State Tourney was the Continental Laugh-In. Ginny Robertson, David Stevens, Darcella Williams, and Carey Woodward made up the cast. costumes, a pie in the face . Ao, WHAT A WAY to round up a Senior year! Carl Pack gets his just reward for display- ing such a name. Ahhhh-Defeat, Ahhhh-Defeat as a very discouraged and rejected Pack leaves. L. A

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JN 1969 Athletics