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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1975 volume:

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Jean Jacques Rousseau TGGETHER I think Unity is Trust, Faith and Pride in everyone that has to do with our system. Letting no one say me and never accepting the word In, Every person has a res- ponsibility and the responsibility is to one another. i Kevin Weatherby Yes, we are as Oneg One that learns, earns, shares, and cares about everyone and everything. Donna Moore Togetherness is like a Sunrise. It's so close yet so far. If we all stand together, hand in hand, we will reach our Sunrise, and a new day will have dawned. Jody Cusson Unity is what brings each of us together in sharing and supporting Washington High School. Patrice Graves Unity is the gathering of minds focused on a common goal. Denise Kelly Togetherness is W h a t the stu- dents at George Washington High School need more t h a n anything else. When we accomplish this, we will be able to move all obstacles that are in our path to success. Armand White WE ARE - to prove that We 4 football team put It all Champlonshlp. Our band as they marched on the campus WOII and ln the a so ln our Bu It IS Y IS the of to- respect a catch N WAY. N RULE J. Julian V 1 ' af gg:-1 sa'fg2L'1-tif' . x.w,5c, 1' 3-.. .a ,Ax 3 1 ,- 1? 6 The Study ofiGevernment The students at dGir1s State and Boys State spend a Week living in and governing a m o c k city and state. They study the functions and duties of City andf' State Govern- ments and participate in a mock campaign and election. The contributing factors for sel- ection of students are b a s e d on grades, teacher nominations, a n d final approval from H16 Director of Guidance and we Principal. Upper Righty L to R: Regina Clonce, Debbie Quarles, Sherry Rhodarmel, Robegtt Starkey, Michael Watson. , ' Lower Left: L to R: Michael Watson, Robert Starkey. Lower Rightg T to B: S h e 1' r y Rhodarmel, Debbie Quarles, Regina Clonce. f it ,, . 53? 6 In student - state involvement as Well as Honors Abroad F .Trice i Outstanding Frenchman Senior Joe Trice spent his sum- mer in France as part of the Honors Abroad Program sponsored by Indi- ana University. This was the 13th year of the program and Washing- ton High School has had a winner every year except one. After a New York to Paris flight, the 30 students took a bus to St. Breiuc, France. Each student lived with a French family for five weeks and became like a member of the family. My family really treated me well and made me feel at home. The only catch to the program was a No English rule. It was only a problem in the beginning, Joe commented, and after a while I didn't even think about it. The last four weeks were spent living in dormatories and attending classes at the school each morning with emphasis on speaking constant French. The group took trips and excursions and spent the last four days in Paris before heading home. KTTH we M li i,3ly'ai! 2 T !'Wli '2 1 W 51 , W 7 ln the communitiy and city through AFNB and Sears Hire GWHS Students Distributive Education CDEJ is Well received by employers and em- ployees alike. The DE program pro- vides opportunities for students to learn on-the-job about Sales, Mar- keting, and Distribution. Right: Senior Trudy Rooks decorates S e a r s 1Lafayette Square! Christmas Trees for the 'Holiday sales rush. Middle Right: Norita Milum and her AFNB Supervi- sor, Mrs. Norma Kattau discuss proce- dures to be used. Lower Right: Rhonda Bradley and her AFNB Super- visor Mrs. Gerri Canary double check the print-out. Lower Left: Ron Lindsey operates Check Proofing equipment for the AFNB Operations Center, mb' J , wma, Working, learning, and earning X , Q54 i I , if ws za H -1 SSR ICT Industrial Cooperative Training QICTJ provides students with on- the-job learning experiences while receiving credit toward graduation and earning while learning. ICT Coordinator, Charles Brown, works with the students and the employer in building good employee relationships, employee habits and skills a n d School-Community In- volvement. Upper Left: Otis Filmore - Power Train Service Lower Left: Robert Gray - Power Train Service Lower Right: Billy Chambers - Lstace-Allen Chucks, Inc. 9 is W 1 l In appearance, styles and fashions of the year Hair! Hair! Hair! Hair! It s been braided, afro'd, shagged, and even knotted, but its H all in style. Most hairstyles can be worn by y 0 u n g men as well as young women. It is never unusual to see a young man in cornrows or even a shag. Upper Right: Forest Durham's shag shows that men can wear stylish hairdos as well as women. Lower Right: Karen Quarles wears a soulful corn- row. The hairdo consists of numerous braids, braided into various patterns. Lower Left: The love knot worn by Darleatha Har- ris shows a new way to fix a ponytail. ,4 am 21 homecoming show like no other W.-,M-mvwnww Students Get It Together For Homecoming 1974 Upper Left: Seniors Terri King and Jody Cusson predicted early the outcome of the State Championship. Lower Left: Robert Arnold and Andrea Davidson participated in a skit for the pep ses- sion before Homecoming in Slay Those Giants Upper Right: April Milliner assists the Cheerleaders at Homecoming. I1 i l In the Spflt of '65 '66 '69, and now in '74 Giant Falls Homecoming 1974 saw the Ben Davis Giants fall into the hands of the Mighty Continentals 45 - 6. It was a crushing blow to the Giants due to an all-out team effort. T h e Student Council displayed their No. 1 rating by sponsoring a half-time show second to none with fireworks, a Queen crowning and a Victory Bonfire. The Spirit of '66 made an ap- pearance to encourage the Contin- entals toward a 10 - 0 season and a berth in the Championship Games. In State Cham ions, Robert Springer Day P 10 - 0-Two To Go A Declaration and a Key to The City-It's Robert Springer Day In Indy , November 8, 1974. Every where y o u look-purple a n d white-Students cheering- chanting We Want State, a game against the No. 1 ranked team in the State-Richmond, all rock the gym at the pep session prior to the Semi-State playoff. Saturday, November 9, 1 9 7 4 , Richmond, Indiana, was the scene of the clash between the Richmond Red Devils and the Washington Continentals. The No. 1 ranked team fell before the mighty Con- tinentals 21 - 14. Upper Right: Mayor Richard Lugar presents Coach Robert Springer with a Key to the City. Lower Right: No. 25, Senior Back Kevin Weatherby carries the ball for another Ist Down. Lower Left: Coach Springer receives the game ball for a perfect 10-0 Season. In Indy And The Continental ay Continentals Reign No. 1 With only a minute or so to go, the Continentals knew officially they were State Football Champi- ons, A cheering crowd received the long awaited announcement: The 1974 State Football Champs the Washington Continentalsn. Th e team lined up on the field to be pre- sented individual medals. Th e championship trophy was presented to Coach Springer and Co-Captains Phil Mayfield and Danny Butler. Festivities following were: Pre- sentation of the State trophy to the school, recognition from the School Board, Newspaper and the Governors ofiice, and a sock hop celebrating the victory with disc jockeys, Roger Holloway and H. B. Davis. Upper Leftg L to R: Mr. Phil Eskew, IHSAAQ Dr. Karl Kalp, School Superintendentg Mr, Paul E. Lewis, President of Board of School Commissionersg Mr. Guy Underhill, Assistant Superintendentg Mr. Robert Springer, Coachg and Mr. Cloyd Julian, Principalg pay t rib u te to the State Champions. Lower Left: Seniors Danny Butler and Phillip May- field along with Coach Springer re- ceive the trophy of Champions. Lower Right: Mr. Whitney Bippens attended the cel- ebration representing Governor Otis Bowen. 15 In the Way We bring to close another school Together We Are One The theme of the 1974 Prom To- gether We Are One was carried on through the year and incorpo- rated into the 1975 POST. The Juniors spent many hours preparing for the Prom and in rais- ing money to support such an ex- travaganza honoring the Seniors, With Senior Nancy Marion being crowned Queen. Snoopy provided ideas for pub- licity, programs, and decorations. Right: President Jody Cusson confers with Snoopy as to the next item on the pro- gram. Lower Left: Paulette Bingham and Micheal Allen dance to the music of Roosevelt Wins- ton's Group. Lower Middle: Kathie Gaddie signs in at the Prom. Lower Right: Wanda Nipper and Mike Fancher dance - --- away the hours. E 16 1 F STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1' Patt Thom son Darrah Bak 1' ' y p 9 ' er, Randy Pointer, John Colon, Linda Grays, Walter McMannis, Janice Akers, Robert Starkey, Leslie Madry, Diana Smith, Jonie Singleton, Rita Tate, Virgil Akers, Row 2: Jennie Aus- tin, Lisa Hall, Angela Blane, Janie McElfresh, Mary Gardner, Debbie Mullinax, Cheryl Russel, Debbie Quarles, Donald Catt, Marsha Lanham, Theresa Ferguson, Sandy Uhls, Donna Bris- sey, Debbie Durham, Shelley Houohins, Kathy Gaddie, Brookie Herron, Row 3: Donna Abernathy, Brenda Hatfield, Becky Beets, Nancy Hagan, Patti Place, Rose Whobrey, Carol Mah- aney, Hallie Henry, Evelyn White, Carolyn Coffin, Melinda Sprowl, Theresa Meadows, Theresa Kaiser, Mildred Sprowl, Jenny Penrose, Row 4: Rachel Jones, Brenda Bowman, Nan- nette Hall, Alana Hall, Linda Staton, Jan Briant, Joette Bai- ley, Sharon Mays, Mary Hogue, Denise Walker, Tom Pittman, Lorraine Imel, Donna Pope, Priscilla Bush, Nina Reed, Tresa Backus, Sherry Moore, Debbie Johnston, Chester Washing- ton, Row 5: Karen Filer, Carl Cox, Jeff Black, Phil DeBruler, Randy Ooten, Mike Larson, David Day, Ronald Lindsey, Terri King, Toni Berry, Doug White, Donna Moore, Fred Barrett, Mike Shaw, Peppi Faulk, Linda Wilson, Cindy Powers, Ruth Kidwell, Becky Burmeister, Keith Carpenter. RED CROSS-Row 1: Candy Deakin, Laura Rogers, Theresa Henry, Mary Boatright, Karen Hall, Mildred Williams, Debra Johnston, Randy Brennan, Audrey Preda, Connie Norris, Kathy Ballard, Kaye McMurtreyg Row 2: Cheryl Fruits, Evelyn White, Linda Bingham, Helen El, Laura Warren, Kim Winfrey, Gloria Jurnakins, Darlene Stubblefield, Ivy McCre- ary, Donna Mullinax, Holly Yaryang Row 3: Carolyn Collin, 20 Donna Collins, Melinda Whitney, Nancy Hagan, Kerry Win- frey, Gertrude Springfield, Oscar Gamble, Myran Glenn, Teresa Turner, Debbie Tingle, Sylvia Allen, Cindy Powers, Row 4: Mike Shaw, Andre Bryant, Carole Blaine, Toni Berry, Jackie Smith, Paula Williams, Doug Bush, Jim Cade, Gary Tandy, Felicia Relford, Thomas Hampton, Cindy McElfresh, Beverly Moore. Clubs Spur Student Involvement Individuality is a vital part of the learning process. Clubs are one way an individual may express his ideas or skills. Many students find this expres- sion possible through participation in Student Council. Their biggest project each year is Homecoming. Other students find their oppor- tunity for self-involvement avail- able through the Exercise in Know- ledge team. This program gives students the chance to compete with o t h e r students throughout the State of Indiana for general knowledge. For the student who is challeng- ed by education, and achieves a high academic standing, National Honor Society may become one of his goals. EXERCISE IN KNOWLEDGE-Row 1: Tom Pittman, Jeff Black, Sherry Rhodarmel, Mark Riley. Mr. Sharp spent many hours coaching the team. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Row 1: Joe Trice, Evelyn Whiteg Row 2: Debbie Staton, Regina Clonce, Jackie Schneider, Laura Larson, Norita Milum, Greta Stanley, Row 3: Jody Cusson, Debbie Gaddie, Robert Starkey, Joette Bailey, Lee Kutz, Doris Hawkins, Dennis Kelly, Sherry Rhodarmelg Row 4: Rena Carter, Michael Watson, David Huff, Donna Moore, James Bean, Debbie Quarles, Linda Grays, Janice Akers. The National Honor Society assisted with the Awards Day Program and Commencement. 21 Diana J oette Randy Regina Becky Place Bailey Ooten Clonce Burmeister POST STAFF SURVEYOR Row 1 Lori Garr Linda Hamby Sylvia Allen Debbie Mullinax Colleen Jones, Bonita Rice, Carol Mahaney, Ruth Kidwell Teresa Kaiser Jackie Schneider Cmdy Powers Teresa Ferguson Linda Staton. Students gain practical ex- Vanessa Tate Annice Davis Glenella Williams Row 2 Karla perience working on the Surveyor Staff under the able direc- Catt Mildred Sprowl Steve Batts Mary Hogue Mike Larson tion of Mrs Sally Mecklenburg. Researchers at Work Excitement always runs high when photographs arrive from the Photographers. Identifying indivi- dual personalities is the most im- portant task performed by the POST staff. News items are researched and reported on by members of the SURVEYOR staff in the produc- tion of the bi-weekly newspaper. Working in groups or individu- ally, Research Club Members learn to develop various topics and ideas. The SURVEYOR, POST and the Research Club give students the opportunity to achieve individual recognition. RESEARCH CLUB-Row 1: Genet Kadine, Mr, Hawthorne, Mrs. Larkin, Nina Reed: Row 2: Cheryl Fruits, Sherry Rhodarmel, Cornella Taylor, Jody Cus- son, Denise Kellyg Row 3: Mark Riley, Walter McMannis VIII, John Colon, Phil DeBruler, Bill Heath, David Vaughng Row 4: David Huff, Jeff Black, David Cogell, Tom Wilson, Steve Swain, Mike Miller. 23 , ,,,, , , ,, , ,,, , , ,,,,,, ,, ,, , , Hawkins, Andre Bryant, Karen Hall, Janice Briant, R0w 2: Darlene Hardin, Mrs. Ann Dorton, Mary Garner, Charles Parker, Anna Hartsalla, Elaine Kunzelman, Gwen Taylor, Pam Gibbs, Row 3: Carolyn Loyd, Carol Mahaney, Margo Jumpp, Debbie White, Sandy Brown, Angle Kivett, Bonna Gates, Nela Carson, Row 4: Carolyn McKinney, Leo Williams, Cathy Hommel, Carolyn Query, Robin Adams, Sue Cook, Annette Fields, Gale Brummettg Row 5: Brenda Grays, Lin CONTINENTALAIRES--Row 1: Doug Bush, Sharon Sleet, Ricky Abshier, Patrice Graves, Brookie Herron, Dale Adams, Mildred Sprowl, Doug McKissick, Anita Martin, James Bean, - -'-- -1 --- - -'-' - --1 v-'D -Y ----f 1 ----W --- - -yy --Y - Miller, Mat Calvert, Louann McQuery, Row 6: Rena Carter, Bill Heath, Mike Miller, Lorrane Imel, James Goodwin, Clyde White, Belinda Sauer, Tina Matherlyg Row 7: Linda Wilson, Kay Keys, Cornela Taylor, Robert Thompson, Geoifery Gaither, Ed Goodwin, Bob Perkins, Debbie Durham, Row 8: Debbie Mullinax, Gale Watson, James Oliver, Billy Parsley, Greg Scott, Brian Miller, Darlene Tretterg Row 9: Tom Heath, Dale Adams, Dora Baker, Tom Rose, Ed Heath, Linda Grays. Row 2: Evelyn White, Janice Akers, Bob Perkins, Robert Craig, Terri King, Jody Cussong ROW 3: Gregory Taylor, Geoifry Gaither, Linda Grays, William Amos, David Cogell. 24 COLONIAL CHORUS-Row 1: Miss Barbara DeCoursi, Phyl- lis Conn, Linda Harvey, Patty Hall, Debbie Anderson, Mrs. Brooks: Row 2: Anderson Dailey, Linda Staton, Sandy Carnes, Patrice Graves, Teresa Henry, Sharon Sleet, Delores Mocka- bee, James Bean, George Herman, James Goodwin, Doug Bush, Cheryl Fruit, Lal Milliner, Carolyn Lively, Row 3: Deb- bie Huddleson, Marty Longest, Anita Martin, Vicki Edwards, Rosita Washington, Janice Akers, Terri King, Mary Hogue, ORCHESTRA-Row 1: Tom Heath, Dale Adams, Alana Hall, Jan Bryant, Rose Sanders, Jackie Savage, Row 2: James Mann, Ozell McGuire, Carolyn Query, Lorraine Imel, Andre Bryant, Carol Mahaney, Annette Fields, Gwen Johnson, Mindy William Amos, Catricha Harris, Richard Loyal, Ricky Abshier, Jody Cusson, Darlene Tretter, Vivian Love, Gladys Oliverg Row 4: Denise Moore, Debbie Rainey, Terri Pittman, Edna Bailey, Sherry Rhodarmel, Nina Reed, Edward Matheny, Jim Keeler, Fred Barrett, Dorla Williams, Rance Davis, Gregory Taylor, Mike Hamilton, Willie Loyal, Steve Clark, Dale Adams, David Cogell. Rush, Row 3: Mike Heath, Debbie White, Bill Heath, Sandy Brown, Mike Watson, Mike Miller, Cornelia Taylor, Row 4: Mrs. Marylin Bolin, Geoffrey Gaither, Eddie Goodwin, Levi Figley. BOYS CONCERT CLUB-Row 1: Stan- ley Harrington, Ed Burse, Casey Brook- banks, James Byrd, Ed Mathenyg Row 2: Mrs. Brooks, Cosby Allen, Dennis Pur- kerson, Bob Hatfield, Norman Phillips, Vernon Patterson, Row 3: Barbara De- Coursey, Scott Brown, Tony Wiley, Den- nis Henry, Nelson Alexander, Sam Ab- rong Row 4: Billy Neidlinger, Rick High- tower, Alvin Pack, Larry Blue, Jeff Bick, Anderson Dailey. Music Department Brings Fun In Song Bringing its message in song, the IH u s i c department brightens up school sprits during holidays and special events. A variety of groups compose the mu sic department which give students the opportun- ity to perform in community schools, in nursing homes, for var- ious clubs as well as at Washington High School for special events. Perhaps t h e highlight for the music department at GWHS this year involved the Marching Band, who proudly sported new uniforms during football semifinals. 26 w .f , , .4 -f -.1 Landers, Gail Brummit, Kristy Kemp, Pam French, Row 2: Pricilla Bush, Rhonda Quarles, Melinda Rush, Toni Ray, Kay Keys, Annete Fields, Mary Schimtt. l ii ff ii al' 't5iifh,5',A, If 1A' if ii ai ia 3 ig- 2 l 'BE 2 H 5 2 i F W Z' i 2 1 ii, at if 1396 is THESPIANS-Row 1: Cynthia Scott, Edward Matheny, De- lores Mockabee, James Goodwin, Row 2: Forest Durham, Mike N.F.L.-ROW 1: Phil DeBruler, Gilbert Porter, David Huifg Row 2: Jody Cusson, Debbie Quarles, Carol Mahaneyg Row 3: Frances Mason, Toni Berry, Edward Matheny, Laura Larson, Delores Mockabee, David Day, Row 4: Marvetta Wilson, Peppi Larson, Sherry Rhodarmel, Patty Hall, Phil DeBruler, Jan Bryant, Row 3: Laura Larson. Faulk, Vanessa Tate, Vernon Patterson, Row 5: John Loftun, Dennis Walker, James Bean, Thomas Pittman, Row 6: Rhonda Quarles, Shirley Harris, Thomas Heath, Cheryl Fruits. l.C.T.T-Row 1: Cynthia Scott, Donna Burton, Margaret Deak- Richard Monkman, Larry Cole, Otis Fillmore, James Bellamy ln, Edith Bellamyg Row 2: Jeff Chandler, Gary Roberson, Mike Paul Crane, Albert Kellar, Billy Chambers. Gibbs, Steve Kidwell, Steve Key, David Lancaster, Row 3: JUNTO CLUB-Row 1: Terri Kaiser, Kathleen Wagers, Cindy Whitney, Evelyn White, Lorraine Imelg Row 3: Shelia Gray, Powers, Shelia Brewington, Caroline Coffin, Patti Place: Kathy Gaddie, Darlene Whitehead, Linda Grays, Ruth Kid- Row 2: Doug Bush, Joette Bailey, Cheryl Brewington, Melinda well, Becky Burmeister. 29 l 'K FRENCH CLUB-Row 1: Ruth Bowers, Yolanda Lester, Bar- Mark Childers, Sherry Rhodarmel, Becky Beets, Cindy West- bara Graupner, Brenda Tretter, Denise Walker, Barbara Shin- inhoferg Row 3: Mrs. Judy Shaw, Tom Pittman, Joe Trice, ault, Debbie Brakeng Row 2: Debbie McLain, Carl Fleming, Donna Moore, Susan Kendrick. GERMAN CLUB-Row 1: Nikki Shaw, Amy Black, Shelly? ella Taylor, Row 3: Judy Beasley, Denise Walker, Steve Potter, Ted Conn, Sandy Sullivan, Ellen Phillips, Row 2: Swain, Mark Riley, Mark Childers, Jeff Black, Phil DeBruler, Dennis Purkerson, Lisa McCreary, Lorainne Imel, Bill Heath, Jack Long, Bararba Graupner, Miss Vollmer, Donna Dunken, Steve Hawkins, Walter McMannis VIII, Corn- 30 SPANISH CLUB-Row 1: Annete Fields, Karen Filer, Mike Watson, Debbie Mullinax, Debbie Staton, Kay Keyes, Doug Bush, Mindy Whitney, Row 2: Francine Luter, Caroline Coffin, Brenda Wotring, Christine Martin, Patti Place, Diane Ingals, Peggy Reed, Barbara Tingle, Sue Tanner, Kim Petty, Gloria Willoughby, Marsha Lanham, Row 3: Margo Jumpp, Angel Kivett, Gail Brummet, Helen El, Donna Brissey, Sharon Byrd, Jody Cusson, Cathy Hommel, Connie Smotherman, Donna Mullinax, Anna Williams, Mary Smardel, Darlene Stubble- field, Row 4: Diana Place, Robert Cameron, Mike Miller, Joette Bailey, Donna Beets, Andrea Davidson, Randy Bren- nan, Tom Wilson, Mr. McPherson, Sherry Rhodarmel, Steve Burton, David Staton, Nancy Landers, Jeannie Scoggan. Creativity Unleashed By Freedoms Foundation Was ist las? Que' pasa? Qu' est- ce qui se passe? Whether it means attending the October Fest, the Ball State Language Fair or eating tortillas, it all adds up to an excit- ing experience for language club members. Creativity makes the Freedoms Foundation successful. In 1975 the club , sponsored by Mrs. Nancy Johnson, was nominated for an a- ward by the Freedoms Foundation National Awards Jury for the 1973- 74 school program sponsored by the GWHS club. FREEDOMS FOUNDATION-Row 1: Marvetta Wilson, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Rose Sanders, Evelyn White, Row 2: Theresa Cole, Jody C u s s o n, Denise Walker, Delores Mockabeeg Row 3: Lisa Barr, Ronald Lindsey, Edward Matheny, Randy Brennan. 31 BOOKSTORE ASSISTANTS-Row 1: Kenny Puckett, Debbie Row 3: Mrs. Payne. Gaddie, Scott Newlandg Row 2: Ruth Kidwell, Tina Carpenterg DEPARTMENT ASSISTANTS-Row 1: Doug Bush, Lisa Abshier, Mary Hogueg Row 4: Evelyn White, Miohaeliwatson Barrg Row 2: Regina Clonce, Andrea Davidson, Jody Cusson, Tom Wilson. Joe Trice, Angela Kellyg Row 3: Mariether Terrell, Ricky 32 May I Help You? Day - to - day functions perform- ed by student assistants help to improve student-teacher relation- ships. On-the-job experience is gained by students in the Book- store, Library, Clinic, and Depart- mental Oflices. The students add to the smooth and efficient operation of the school. AUDIO VISUAL-Row 1: Mr. Steinburg, Mike Yerger Row 2: Joe Dunning, Ross Eggers, David Smith, Jimmy Jones, Den- nis Lawson, Randy Brennan. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Row 1 Rose Sanders Ginny Cano Berry Row 3 Karen Moore, Linda Shockley, Teresa Kaiser, NURSES ASSISTANTS-Row 1 Paula Rees Debbie King Lisa Barr, Colleen Jones, Row 3: Donna Cornett, Robin Munn, Theresa Ferguson Shamxm Khan Row 2 Kelly Hahn Peggy Jonaria Singleton Cheryl Brewington, Nina Reed, Dorla Wil- Austin Darleatha Harris Theresa Cole Shirley Woodcock, hams Linda Grays Cindy Gill, Cheryl Harris, Jackie Savage. 33 ROTC COLOR GUARD-Row 1: Jack Long, Debbie King, Susan Matheny, Kevin Summers. V VVIVVAA BOYS DRILL TEAM-Row 1: Robert Young, Henry Comp- Kenneth Wilson, Leroy Pernell, William Browning, Doyman ton, Randy Poynter, Marcus Donell, Dwight Pruitt, John Harvey, Ricky Robinson, Robert Swimm, Graden Studdard. Young, Charles Parker, ROW 2: David Huff, Jeffery Dancer, 34 RIFLE TEAM Row 1 Darla Yagle Sherry Moore Patti David Huff Donald Shirley. The ROTC faculty consists of Place Shirley Dooley Row 2 Mike Watson Billy Johnston Sgts Riggles and Allen. ROTC Places Second City - Wide As a result of their outstanding performance in the city-Wide Rifie Team Round Robin, members of the G.W.H.S. ROTC Rifle Club are now holding a second place ranking. This achievement represents in- dividual success as well as team success f or Washington Hi gh School. Throughout the year, the drill team competes in meets with representative schools from around the State. Students have an opportunity to view the ROTC program in action at every football game where the color guard presents the colors. GIRLS DRILL TEAM-Row 1: Debbie King, Bonna Gates, Sherry M 0 o r e 3 Row 2: JeVon Greathouse, Gloria Jenkins, Lisa Winiger, Susan Matheny. 35 1-.........-+ , DECA-Row 1: Jackie Schneider, Rhonda Bradley, Sherri Marty Longest, Gary Hunter, Reginald Wade, Carol Blaine, Hayes, Ron Lindsey, Linda Shockleyg Row 2: Shirley Zigler, Mr. Kuhn, Larry Mitchell, Sandy Hantzis, Joe Dunning, Anita Norita Milum, Karen Scruggs, Greta Stanley, Trudy Rooks, Debbie Huddleston, Nancy Sinclair, Wanda Nipper, Row 3: Lawson. DECA-Row 1: Teresa Kaiser, Linda Shockley, Rhonda Bradley, Sherri Hayes, Jackie Schneider, Row 2: Shirley Zig- ler, Greta Stanley, Trudy Rooks, Norita Milum, Becky Beets, Diane Smith, Ron Lindsey, Jonie Singleton, Debbie Mullinax, Karen Scruggs, Patty Hall, Sherri Moore, Patty Thompson, Row 3: Reginald Wade, Mike Shaw, Fred Barrett, Marty Longest, Debbie Huddleston, Linda Staton, Darla Yagle, Rex 36 Phillips, Patricia Stone, Jan Bryany, Wanda Nipper, Nancy Sincllair, Doug Bush, Donna Collins, Vicki Owens, Row 4: Carol Blaine, Sampy Lester, Gwen Lutz, Theresa Cole, Terri Pittman, Becky Baire, Vicki Edwards, Dennis Lawson, Gary Hunter, Nanette Hall, Darlene Whitehead, Sandee Hantzis, Larry Mitchell, Joe Dunning, Anita Lawson, Brenda Hatfield, Diane White, Brookie Herron. LETTERMAN-Row 1: Jesse Hull, Don Bradham, Phil May- mond White, Anthony Hampton, Terry Palmer, Row 6: Chest- field, Ricky Helton, Chester Thomas, Anthony Pippeng R0w2: er Washington, Darrell Sides, Earl Branson, Melvin McSwine, Brian Dishman, Tony Leslie, Row 3: Jeff Receveur, Joe Bea' Row 7: Tom Davidson, David Gish, David Smith, Danny But- ty, Moses Jenkins, Don Statong Row 4: Steve Gorman, Kevii lerg Row 8: Virgil Akers, Hugh Turnley, Doug Beets, Neal Weatherby, Doug White, Ricky Smith, Willie Loyal, Paul Abney. Crane, Row 5: Joe Powers, Jim Johnson, Ron Heinrich, Ar- BOYS P. E. ASSISTANTS-Row 1: Stanley Harrington, Den- Cliff Finney, David Wilburn, Jeff Bollman, John Latta, Greg- nis Duncan, Kenneth Puckett, Row 2: Carl Shirley, James ory Taylor, Tom Jury, John Miller, Anthony Wilburn. Johnson, Jerry Knox, Ernie Davis, Rodney Temple, Row 3: 37 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Row 1: D e b b i e Seib, Crystal Reevesg Row 2: Kathy Gaddie, Donna Pope, Deb- bie Gaddie, Debbie Quarles Reserve Cheerleaders Row 3: Shelly Houchins Row 2: Rhonda Quarles, Vanessa Tate, Leslie Madry Row 1: Candy Deakin Freshman Cheerleaders , , - FV. 51 Row 3: Tonya Porter Row 2: Kerri Benge, Eddie Brown, Becky Place Row 1: Brenda Tretter Row Row Row Row Mat Maids Frances Mason, K a t h y Jones Judy Butler, Nancy Carter Caroline Collin, M i l d r e d Williams, Cindy Walker Melinda Williams 39 ap'- 0 sf VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-Row 1: Bill Heath, Jessie Anthony Pippin, Anthony Hampton. The Cross Country team Hull, Joe Beatyg Row 2: Coach Jerry Arvin, Paul Crane, runs an average of 11 miles a day. Distance Runners join Cross Country Team Howe Shortridge Ben Davis Tech Wood Northwest Manual Arlington Anderson Southport Howe Ben Davis Wood Northwest Manual Southport 42 VARSITY 17 - G.W.H.S. 72 5: 17 G.W.H.s. 54 MH 33 - G.W.H.S. 15 -- G.W.H.s 66 - 93 - 5 15 - iG.W.H.S. 15 - G.W.H.s. RESERVE 18 - G.W.H.S. 15 - G.W.H.S. 50 E G.W.H.s. 15 H G.W.H,S. 84 - 24 - G.W.H.S. Senior Anthony Hampton is the first Athletic Director Joe Shires assists GWHS runner to cross the finish line at Senior Paul Crane in holding his finish the Washington lnvitational. position at the Invitational. RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY-ROW 12 Brad Hutton, Virgil Steve Butts, Dewayne Watson, John Hull, Lon Dilllnan, Carl Akers, Clyd Jarrett, Max Puckettg Row 2: Coach Jerry Arvin, Cox, 359 Washington Invitational proves to be a great opportunity for Fresh- FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY-Row 1: Ted Conn, Charles Monroe, John Thomasg man Cross Country runners to Com' Row 2: Coach Joe Pearson, James Brooks, Greg Smith, Garry Watson, Kyle Hunter. pete, ' 43 DoUG BEETS All City All City y All stare ARMOND WHITE Honorable Mention All State PHILLIP MAYFIELD All City All City All State All State EARL BRAN SON 44 RICKY SMITH Au City I DAN BUTLER Honorable Mention All City 1974 STATE CH MPIO VARSITY FOOTBALL-Row 1: Coach Robert Springer, Jeff Receveur, Armond White, Danny Butler, Kevin Weather- by, Earl Branson, Doug Beets, David Wilburn, l'hil Mayfield, Ron Heinrich, Darrell Sides, Assistant Coach Ralph Poehlsg Row 2: Assistant Coach Edward Bopp, Tom Davidson, Steve Gorman, Tony Leslie, Robert Branson, Brian Dishman, Ricky Smith, Neal Abney, Jefrey Cobbs, Joe Powers, James White, Terry Palmerg Row 3: Trainer J. David Rather, Gary Glaze, Kevin Pullins, Moses Jenkins, Donald Harris, Frankie Cole, Scott Newland, Tony Kent, David Smith, Connie Gilbert, David Ingalls, Vice-Principal Thomas Rosenbergerg Row 4: Athletic Director Joe Shires, Alvin Pack, James Sanders, Don Bradham, Edward Hoskins, Plez Lawrence, Chester Thomas, Steve Stamatkin, Curtis Shelly, William Henry, Andy Carpenter, Reserve Coach Leonard Cannon, Principal Cloyd J. Julian, Row 5: Paul Hamilton, Danny Rees, Lal Milliner, Calvin Marble, Mark Gibbs, Lorenza Jones, Darrel Ballou, Jeif England, Joe Fields, David Ballou, Mike Thomp- son, Gilbert Porter. RON HEINRICH KEVIN WEATHERBY All City All CIW VARSITY FOOTBALL All State All State Offense and Defense OPP GWHS Cathedral 0 26 Crispus Attucks 7 40 Manual 12 40 Shortridge 6 40 Southport 8 33 Ritter 12 40 Wood 0 56 Ben Davis 6 45 Northwest 7 27 Roncalli 0 32 tklftichmond 14 21 tMishawaka 12 19 if State Playoffs Football Team Overpowers Opponents Both Offensively and Defensive- ly the Continental team overpower- ed their opponents during the sea- son. The opposition scored only 84 points to the Continentals 439. f f 'Kali As a first year football player, Senior Neal Abney had to learn to be a kicker as well as a part of the total team effort. 46 4 3 5 P , f Ui f ,A , , Wiisllaiix, A .,,,,,,,,,,5 aww FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Row 1: Dale Dancler, Doug Tate, Doug Slinker, Bernard Harris, James Barr, Avery Bush, Coach John Bradleyg Row 2: Robert Wilson, Willie Carter, Jeff Burchett, Kenny Helton, Eric Morrow, Lorenzo Jones, Coach Walt Stahlhutg Row 3: Gerald Benson, Keenan Gibbs, Joe Parker, Henry Thomas, China Coleman, Walter Shelly, Tyrone MLNBQIR QM i o .3 ?f'?i' 6 if W TY ? f V ,.,. L, ' ' 'EMM if 'WMF W, . 246601 WM: ini ,f 4 . M' . , ..,, f ff if 2 X , 4 at f Z ff Corbin, Clifford Cody: Row 4: Equipment Manager Al Ham- ilton, Tommy Rameriz, Charles Wallace, David Donald, Jeff Cole, Ronald Tracy, Mark White, Jeff Wilmington, John Owens, Row 5: Herbie Keys, Lucky Liscomb, Darrel Hynes, Danny Williams, Mark Singleton, Mike Loy, David Staton, Mark Rush, Robert Weaver. Western Division Champions FRESHMAN FOOTBALL OPP GWHS Cathedral 14 26 Crispus Attucks 0 18 Manual 0 36 Shortridge 0 28 Southport 8 14 Ritter 8 10 Wood 0 53 Northwest 12 0 Roncalli O 6 Freshman David Donald received a trophy for the most outstanding O ff e n s iv e team member while F r e s h m a n Kenny Helton was awarded a trophy for the outstand- ing Defensive player. The Freshman Team had a suc- cessful season under the leadership of Coaches John Bradley and Wal- ter Stahlhut. 47 Below: Don Bradham attempts a stand up escape. Right: Varsity Coach Ralph Poehls and his assistant Vince Flecker are enthusi- astic when it comes to cheering on their W1'estle1's. 48 Virgil Akers riding tough. Trying to pull 21 reversal switch on his opponent is Adam Saunders ,gg ' ., of ff 2 ,W , 1-.gy 5 UTY i L n i iffy' 1 p VARSITY WRESTLING-Row 1: Assistant Coach Vincent Powers, David Huff, David Smith, Edward Hoskins, Adam Flecker, Danny Hedger, Paul Beaty, Don Bradhaim, Joe Saunders, Rick Helton, Willie Loyal, Steve Stamatkin, Ron Beaty, Donald Mason, Fred Cook, Virgil Akers, Row 2: Joe Heinrich, Coach Ralph Poehls. THREE SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS VARSITY WRESTLING GWHS OPP Scecina 33 31 Speedway 36 37 Beech Grove 33 39 Pike 49 16 Shortridge 42 23 Ritter 44 16 Broad Ripple 51 18 Cathedral 30 27 Marshall 36 26 Perry Meridian 18 39 Tech 30 42 Manual 28 31 Howe 27 36 Wood 66 2 Northwest 37 27 Senior Ron Heinrich progressed to the final round of the Regionals. Joe Beaty, 1195 Rick Helton 167 3 and Ron Heinrich, Hwt., won their Sectional and advanced to the Reg- ionals. I Co-winners of the B l u e Star Trophy were Joe Beaty and Ron Heinrich. Ron received the award for the most Pins while Ricky Hel- ton was the most Improved for the season. 49 5 2 2 Z ' ,7 ' gf 3 ,ww U STATE '5 CFTV ------, 3 L Q 2 N X ---:' -'f-: : ..-' 5 2 RESERVE WRESTLING-Row 1: Coach Vincent Flecker, Johnson, Darrell Ballou, Richard Lawson, Pat Price Brian Ahmad Ford, Darrell Shaifer, Leroy Purnell, Lonnie Dillman, Dishman, Frankie Cole. Carl Yorger, John Lobton, Joe Shrout managerg Row 2: Brian RESERVE WRESTLING GWHS OPP Scecina 12 43 Shortridge 31 21 Manual 36 30 Howe 18 36 Wood 78 0 Northwest 30 42 50 Freshman Kenny Helton attempts to gain control over his varsity opponent A FRESHMAN TEAM HAS A CITY WINNER The Freshman Team ended the season with a 3-3 record. Freshman Jeff Cole was the Freshman City Champion in th e Heavyweight class. FRESHMAN WRESTLING GWHS OPP Chartard 18 37 Ritter 78 0 Marshall 39 44 Northwest 24 39 Attucks 78 0 Manual 30 28 Sectional Champion, Joe Beaty is declared winner over his opponent. W i i :' - 7 Q FRESHMAN WRESTLING-Row 1: Jeff Wilmington, Fred Coach Michael Wesley, Ed Heath, Tom Burrell, China Cole- Andrews, David Pearson, James Barr, Victor Dayg Row 2: man, David Saunders, Andre Davis. 51 4 SECTIONAL 85 REGIONAL CHAMPIO 5. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row 1: David Sfreddo, Bobby Row 3: Coach Basil Sfreddo, Asst. Coach Joe Pearson, Donnie Sfreddo, Trainer David Ratherg Row 2: Stanley Harrington, Staton, Mike Hamilton, Doug White, Armond White, James Vernon Patterson, Winford O'Neal, Chester Washington, Ant- Murrell, Kyle Hunter, Principal Cloyd J. Julian, Asst. Coach hony Pippin, Ricky Smith, Athletic Director Joe Shires, Ed Bopp. VARSITY BASKETBALL GWHS OPP Muncie South Shortridge 49 61 Tech Northwest 61 68 Manual Evansville 53 54 Arlington Warren Central 83 59 9' W tDeaf School Cathedral 76 75 'f if it Northwest Southport 74 66 g MBen Davis 'New Albany 68 72 4' ' it xWood 'tElwood 53 46 'M 'North Central Speedway 55 61 'W 'k'HColumbus No. Wood 90 78 'Lebanon Tourney ' 'Northwest 57 95 if :City Broad Ripple 57 58 Ml'Sectional Attucks 84 56 Wt :Regional Howe 73 69 Y ' 'F ' Semi-State Ben Davis 72 64 52 Senior Armond White led the young and inexperienced Varsity team to a winning Season. Junior Anthony Pippins is clear to take a set-up shot against the Woodchucks at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Wg wilt!! ,M-WM' Another high stepper, Chester Washington, shows the way to two points. I li' ,,,, .nn ! i ' -1Wmmf'5F 'Xm 'M '4 - A - Ricky Smith,, junior, outjumps a North- West Pioneer during Sectionals. Assisting the team with rebounding is Doug White, No. 42, as James Murrell looks on. 53 ,QEH NSFZQ, 2 su Q 223255 44 mm BH? RESERVE BASKETBALL-Row 1: Vernon Patterson, Kenny ter, Rick Hightower, Mike Hamilton, Winford O'Neal, Assist Day, Steve Batts, Anthony Galbreath, Moss Wearren, Chester ant David Rather. Thomas,g Row 2: Coach Ed Bopp, Gary Glaze, Andy Carpen- 54 FREBHMAN DADADIDALL-IXUW 1: uaviu Q ta ton, nor, Leno, ,....,,, uw, ,., .... --., ---H , Bush, Tommy Rameriz, Lorenzo Jones, Douglas Tate, Terry Burts, Tyron Carlun, Gray Watson Jeff B1ck David Day Mike Richie, Bob Daniel, Row 2: Mark Crawford, Denis Henry, Dale Herring, Chuck Wallace. Dancler, Ronnie Tracy, Michael Hampton, Willie Carter, FRESHMAN TEAM CITY RUNNER UP WITH 14 5 RECORD FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Broad Ripple Northwest Cathedral Ritter Speedway Attucks Chatard Wood Marshall Shortridge Howe Tech Manual Roncalli Arlington XTech :'iCathedral i Roncalli 'Scecina iCity Tourney Jia ' a S' 4' ff 1 vga, Y VARSITY TRACK-Row 1: Gilbert Porter, David Cox, Kenny Day, Brad Hutton, Lorenzo Jones, Bill Heath, Charles Rice, Max Puckett, Lucky Liscomb, ROW 2: Donald Catt, Plez Lawrence, Anthony Galbreath, Carl Cox, Dammon Tanner, WIN GMEN WORK HARD Individual progress was the key to much of the success of the track t e a m . Senior Anthony Hampton broke the 440 school record with a time of 49.9. Freshmen Lucky Liscomb a n d David Cox proved their ability in the pole vault through varsity com- petition. Keith Ward competed in the 100 yard dash while Chester Thomas ran the 220. Competitors were not confined to the County area as the Cinder- men t.raveled to Munster, Bloom- ington, and Columbus North. Right: Accepting the baton from An- thony Galbreath is returning letterman and outstanding varsity runner, Anthony Hampton, running anchor for the Mile Relay Team. 56 Lonnie Dillman, Mark Gibbs, Mike Price, Howart Hart, Row 3: Coach Jerry Arvin, Frank Cole, David Gish, Chester Thomas, Alvin Pack, Terry Palmer, Paul Crane, Anthony Hampton, Assistant Coach Michael Wesley, Trainer Leonard Cannon. CINDERMEN HAVE DEPTH Varsity runner, Paul Crane, is distance man for the team as he Wins the mile. Freshman Tommy Ramirez brings the Freshman Chuck Wallace stays out in front on his leg of the relay. mile relay team in for first place. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM-Row 1: Bernard Harris, David Rose, James Brooks, Tommy Ramirez, Gregg Nelson, Dwight Pruitt, Henry Thomas, Deenan Gibbs, Lorenzo Jones, Willie Carter, R0w 2: Avery Bush, Curtis Day, John Young, David Cox, Lucky Liscomb, Chuck Wallace, Kyle Hunter, David Pearson, Danny Tanner, David Staton, James Watson, Row 3: Coach Walter Stahlhut, Walter Shelley, Rick Harris, Ray Finley, Steve Burton, Irvin Relford, Mark Singleton, Mark Crawford, Gregg Smith, Trainer Leonard Cannon, Coach Jerry Arvin. 57 GOLF TEAM ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT SEASON if 2 2 GOLF TEAM-Row 1: Mike Kivett, Jeff Johnson, David Day: Row 2: Coach Alan Ham- ilton, David Smith, Tom Davidson, Bob Perkins. Above: David Smith tees off at South- grove Golf Course. Right: Coach Hamilton demonstrates correct techniques to senior Tom David- son. 58 VA,,.,,A V ss N. ,iii fi 5 D' 557 5 mx., get y Qi 1 M w w? W Z' or f A V i' Y 1 f S 35 ' 'F , W- ' wiki - R, v--. Z 1-'if A T fx . T r'f ' A1-, ' V it ' ii' 1 if is H fa. K ,.,., V y hi, ' .M . , V, M ' . Q A Altv U f , y ,?? , I X ..-.M fi .-'W ' Q55 J is f L QYUNBTO 7' D ',,, -ry ft? 4' , mg mug ex-:mar mam war iz 95,9 rw we rg, y or Wyggxxsro, l 4 45 0, I I V a 4. if . ., if M Mg, gh fi we 12 WW , Y VU? 2 W we VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW 1: Curtis Belcher, Tony Kent, Row 2: Assistant Coach David Rather Jeff Black Ric Jeff Chandler, Bryan Dishman, Travis Gasper, Curtis Shelley: Joe Powers, Rick Helton Donnie Staton Coach Joe Pearson RESERVE BASEBALL-Row 1: Mike Thompson, Randal Knight, Terry Rickie, Darrell Hines, John Hull, Row 2: Bobby Cromer, Mark Riley, Dennis Sharrett, John Loften, J oe Parker, Pat DeBrulerg Row 3: Coach Vincent Flecker, Robert Weaver, Randy Brennan, Mike Lloyd, Mark Rush, Robert Gladfelter, Phil DeBruler. Wil T fr , w 0....a GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Row 1: Debbie Quarles, Joette Wilson, Gloria Johnson, Amy Black, Pam Johnson, Tonya Bailey, Mardine Quarles, Leslie Madry, Karen Filer, Sandra Hunter, Donna Pope, Kathy Gaddie. Downs, Mary Jo McKittrickg Row 2: Crystal Reeves, Marvetta GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM ENDS FIRST WINNING SEASON WITH 5-5 RECORD Karen Filer follows through to score for the Continentals. Kathie Gaddie and Donna Pope look on as Joette Bailey prepares to return the volley. 60 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Row 1: Mardine Quarles, Denise Goif, Kathy Gaddie, Robin Robinson, Becky Long, Coach Martha Mary Jo McKittrick, Debbie Seib, Patty Thomas, Amy Blackg Reece. Row 2: Gertrude Springfield, Donna Pope, Debbie Quarles, Senior Donna Pope goes in for a two pointer. Girls Basketball Team has successful season with 9-5 record Wood Ben Davis Broad Ripple Tech Attucks Marshall Shortridge Wood Attucks Broad Ripple Manual Tech Arlington 'Chatard 'City GWHS OPP 45 22 25 47 38 30 36 35 24 19 40 55 33 32 52 39 33 44 31 28 46 24 40 39 32 33 34 40 l l r Kathy Gaddie and Becky Long go in for the rebound. 61 5 - Esssssss GIRLS TRACK TEAM-Row 1: Brenda Welch, Jean Brad- ham, Mardine Quarles, Mary Jo McKittrick, Lisa Hall, Kerri Bengeg Row 2: Donna Pope, Joette Bailey, Mary Rogers, Bon- ita Rice, Amy Black, Rhonda Quarles, Reba Jacksong Row 3: GIRLS SEEK STATE TITLE For the past two years the Washington girls track team has won two successive city titles and last year won Sectional and Reg- ional titles before finishing second in the state finals. County Schools as Well as city rivals provided the opposition for the girls during the regular season. In the state meet, Debbie Quar- les won lst place in the 80 yard low hurdles and finished second in the l00 yard dash. Donna Pope was second in the long jump. Our ladies of the track also sparkled in other events such as the Scarborough Peace Games, the Junior Olympics and the Carmel Classics. 62 -..., gg 'W ,.,, M MH ww , an Q c I i f ll ka lxuwf Q ni Will ill - I, ,, ' . .,i, . . M. . Vit' ' WY' ' ' 5 ff? - , 7 cv .W A A , I 1 i. Trainer Mrs. Sylvia Hampton, Gertrude Springfield, Vanessa Tate, Donna Duncan, Gloria Johnson, Debbie Quarles, Coach Martha Reece. Mr. David Williams assisted Coach Reece in coaching the girls during the track season. if , Donna Duncan tries to clear the high jump bar. Debbie Quarles is a State champion hurdler. Gloria Johnson demonstrates correct form for putting the shot. Donna Pope shows her winning long jump form. Senior Joette Bailey ran the anchor on the winning 880 medley relay. Vanessa Tate takes the tape in the 440 yard dash. 63 Krfyalfy J-fomswming Queen, Zfcppi Quulk King: Snr! Brausnn Jfaazsaaiaiaa Haart Doris J-iawkias 50171 Daaiasaa Dslrbic Gaaaie Daa l5'ailcr lisa Sizaaklia ,Micky Mdwias e ee ffemeeemileg 6010! e Debbie Seib Sum! kiggius fezlezberee Queen Vanessa Cafe 66 May Queen and bburf .May Queen and Kburfe Kew is Dbris J-bzufkins, iezuiee Akers, Debbie Gezddief Kew 2: Debbie Quarles, flfdy 6'usseu, Delores Mbekbbee, Denim Mbbre. Academic Achievement is recognized and rewarded on Awards Day. Recipients of Class Awards attend a special convocation to receive their award from the May Queen and her court. During the afternoon Honors program, Seniors re- ceive recognition for achievement in Departmental major areas with grade averages of B or better. Special awards given are: Rowland Jones Award, GWHS Mothers' Athletic Club Merit Awards, Altru- sa Award, Pi Lambda Thetag Chrysler Youth Awards, and Phi Beta Kappa Award. Seniors and parents look forward to this traditional program. 67 y yndy Hassan Debbie Gaddic Doris Hawking 5 9, . KK- , ,ly .v , ' M f figf'-, , A +V 7 A ' Q, V - 5' -:fi Inf l ....,. v- 'fl ,i4?g 5 ,vii Agiiif ' V L li ri? 11.395 5 J!-J., Q - A ,- f . f Mfg -. ' ' 9' f lai . 'ff' .QS -'5' - it - M ,1 13 J A ' y .f A 'V A'-A t -'1'V . ve 'Q Vg! 1? i V 'v',,,v 'yu g . Q , ,.,:. , Q 1 , I , .A.:.t.,Z1 ,6,g.,A V , ., ' M .. n A ,... .- 4 .',. ', L 1 f I g V I ,J 5 ? X J fl f ff I X ,Q 5 M ay, f 3 , G f Z, gg , 2 5' f- ,. W ,sv f 5, f Qjff ' 45,559 if 1 -v 5, Y If 7? Q ' 4 4 A fi 2? gf iff' A W ff 4 w 5133 M I' 2 4 ff C W ggi' r 7 f uf fy f + , ff up 71, 4 e wwf, 4555 a VZ ,.,, Z ,. ., Z 3,7 , 1 , ,4 K 19-2 'i ff , A' 'H :QQ 4' 2 5 law 1 6 w,-1 f 2 7 it , f fkki, We ' ..,, AAA,A A M , ,M ,, f p f , 125 ,2 ft-f 3 N ' ,, 4,, B ' ' .sf W iw , .4 Q ' 'R - gb . .,. 1 .I::, , 2 ,f A . ' XV: 5 V 1' ,Y V ' , ' ' :,,: H r' K E Q , S 'W ,F .4::' . Y Dclvres Jlftockabcc 2711141111 Madre 68 1 6 Dkbbie Quarz' we xx Xxx may .Quecu - 1975 ,fnnice Akers 'QW-'ff if kv '5'T'r' 1.--.,. 4 . H., -4.-if , 1' , .- , . ,f 'J .x ,, if f , Eff v fd- A Lv f v 'P' K 36, 1-,ff L 'r1f.. .fu ilu V ,.v- NCA TEAM IMPRESSED WITH ACHIEVEMENTS Accolades were given GWHS stu- dents after the North Central Eval- uation Team spent four days ob- serving and talking with students and staff. NCA concerns itself with educa- tional needs of students and are in- terested in whether the educational process is functioning w i t h in a school. LW' 41-.... WZ it , 9,5 Dr. Theodore Kowalski, lcenterj NCA Team Chairman, had many questions for Mr. Julian and Mr. Hunt at the Kick-off dinner on March 11, 1975. 72 RECOGNITION GIVEN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Left: Top Female and Male students Linda Grays and Lee Kutz enjoy getting a preview of their 'diploma prior to grad- uating. ART EXCELLENCE Marvetta Wilson received First Place for her pencil drawing plus the Grand Award in the 500 Festival of Arts. This award is judged on the basis of grade level, crea- tivity, design, detail, and excellence. Left: English students winning state essay contest honors were: Mary Hogue, 3rd placeg Brookie Herron, Honorable mentiong and Alicia Statzer, Honorable mention. The essay theme was entitled The Moral Basis of Human Progress. All three State winners were from Mr. Woodard's English VI class. 73 V r EXCHANGE STUDENTS ACTIVE In Math, Foreign Language, and English, three Exchange students Juan Sobral and Gustavo Carrber- rera f r 0 m Monteuideo, Uruguay, and Barbara Graupner from Bonn, Germany, took an active part in ed- iting language newspapers, ex- changing ideas about customs, and helping introduce th e metric sy- stem. Two GWHS language students, Denise Walker a n d Tom Pitman, were winners in the IU H o n o r s Abroad program and as a result will spend the summer of '75 in France. Senior Shirley Zigler maps out her strategy for government class. GOVERNMENT RELATIVE T0 SENIORS Income Taxes, Refunds, Legisla- tive In Action, and registering to vote are all relative topics to grad- uating seniors and each one looks forward to voting for the first time or that tax refund from their job. Government classes c o v e r these areas and more making the senior year a meaningful one and one of putting it together. ., V, Mt, ' ,J-., -- . A. ,.,.,. . ffhfaeyffw f ' ' ' X f-. fl? ,- : F - i iii? ' f f2I9Q595i'2' . V- .- .f4,44w5gy5eiV, , . ,f . ,,,, - , .. My .,,,,,Nf,m,W ,, 2221. 5 4 5 l he W fi 1 .c Y' in My 5 My Left: Peppi Faulk has historic cases run- ning through her head while Rhonda Bradley Cabovej ponders over the mean- ing of it all. 75 5 STUDENT RESEARCH ENCOURAGED Independent study and research programs were made available to science students during the year. Several students became interested in SPUR fStudent Participants in University Researchj at IUPUI. The advanced chemistry students studied forensic science, chemistry and crime detection. Their investig- ation included iingerprintingg anal- ysis of soil, paint and hairg and de- tection of blood, lead and arsenic. 76 m SKILLED HAVE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Civil Service Testing and Certif- ication has become an annual part of t h e business department pro- gram. Mr. Brown, Placement Dir- ector, initiated the program. The test is admistered at GWHS for students with business skills and has lead to varying kinds of em- ployment for the students. Several students gained practical experience during the North Cen- tral Evaluation by typing and tak- ing shorthand for the v i s i t i n g Team. Those involved were: Debbie Gaddie, Sharon Byrd, Kimm y Benge, Trudy Rooks, Norita Milum, Sandy Uhls, and Brenda Hatfield. QQ' H? 77 CREATIVITY EXPRESSED THROUGH ART Having a creat ivemind and steady hand is what Art is all about. Art students Work on many types of projects throughout the year. Some projects include pottery demonstrated by Marshall Wheelerg ideas for mural design, studied by Dale Rogersg and jewelry, viewed by Lynn Stewart. To involve the students more in the production of the POST, Senior art students were given the oppor- tunity to design a cover for the POST. Anthony Hampton Won the cover design to be used and John Miller's design is on all of the di- vider pages. 78 '36 . f f tx z f li' 1. J? ' A .Z :' V 1' W ' N71 WEIGHT - WATCHERS BEWARE! Whether your taste buds are set for cereal or glamour desserts, foods classes provide interesting and diversified recipes covering American and Foreign Cookery. Advanced foods classes assist with the preparing and serving of spec- ial meals. Students interested in cutting the cost of new articles of clothing become proficient in sewing and tailoring classes as well as in a new course offering entitled Needle Art. 79 Industrial Arts Strong Vocational Area Communication, service, a n d making use of ones skills in every- day living is all part of the train- ing received by students enrolled in the Industrial Arts Department. In the communications area, one may learn about setting type by hand or Linotype, developing and stripping n e g a t i v e s for offset. Those in Advanced Offset learn to operate the big Heidleberg Press. Students in this area play a produc- tive part in the SURVEYOR. POST, and all other printed forms, programs, and Announcements. Automotive, woodworking an d electrical skills all fall under the area of training to enter the cus- tomer service field as well as being able to use them for ones own per- sonal everyday living. The Industrial Arts Department enables students to get it toget- her for job opportunities in their future. Darwin Shea demonstrates automotive skills. 80 Busy at work operating the linotype machine is Jesse Hull. Setting type from their California Job Case are Harrison Wagers and Mike Price l S Jeff Wilmington puts the finishing touches on a screwdriver in machine shop. Bruce Williams Works on his project a table lamp, in one of the woodshop classes. Bobby Wilson, Walter Shelly, Edger Thomas and Danny Tanner are hard at work here, observing the four stroke engine. 81 4,1 'iw f.. N ,..,,. ,. ...,.,. f t W2 ewan' wwf Carl Zenor, Social Studies department School Board Presidentg approve of the Central Office, Administration, and Staff Work Together for Better Education ,Amana N new elf' .,.: t p . i Q f l me Ss ' hi C' headg Paul Lewis, Karl Kalp, Superintendent of Schools at the North Central point made by Dr. Evaluation dinner help at the Education Center. EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH it S' , 1 Q 4 K na ig 'vw 3' 5' st 3 5 w. W 3 at c Q F fe ,wif -+1 :Z-5: 3? -' gtk, W., I i We fe if 5 3 Q ar ff.: ,,.- ' q f'iQw1-xx U N. Q, Q ' aff - A A K5 i cz, it g-::5ff- iz- as , , . Q S f x SSS .. 523:-1 - R X , Q E -rw 9 . it iii T XXX :Q Wh xml: 1 ir' QM -linac .gi A 5. I ls X -- :Q ii as-F .Mm I H8535 .gases ' k fig . HL. 'f ff' figs X at sg 3 3 5 K Q 2 iv, S X X ,X gl s l,.-GQ, 'X s A .,.. S . W 1 - rx.: 41:31 isekf Rag , Faculty Row 1 TERESA ARMSTRONG, Special Education RUTH ARNEY, Home Economics JERRY ARVIN, Mathematics ROBERT BADGLEY, Mathematics, Head Row 2 MICHAEL BARRETT, Industrial Arts MARY BENSON, English GEORGE BOCKOVER, Head Custodian MARILYN BOLIN, Music Row 3 EDWARD BOPP, Social Studies JASON BOWERS, Art JOHN BRADLEY, Guidance JOHN BRIDGES, Evening School Director Row 4 ROSEMARY BROOKS, Accompanist CHARLES BROWN, ICT SUSAN BROWN, Home Economics LEONARD CANNON, Physical Education ROW 5 DONALD COUNTS, Mathematics LARRY COX, Art ANDERSON DAILEY, Music, Head SHARON DAVID, Science 85 AMONG STAFF BER O ER Faculty Row 1 KATHY DIAMANTIDIS, Eng. Student ANNE DORTON, Music DORIS DOWNEY, Adult Assistant CAROLE FISHER, English Row 2 VINCENT FLECKER, Science JOSEPH GORHAM, Special Education LEO GRISSOM, Industrial Arts ALAN HAMILTON, Science Row 3 LORENE HARVEY, Clerk CHARLES HAWTHORNE, Science FLORINA HENDRICKS. Secretary VIVIAN HILL, Guidance Row 4 LEON HUNT, Vice Principal NANCY JOHNSON, English LEN JOHNSTON, Social Studies CLOYD JULIAN, Principal Row 5 EDWARD KASSIG, Science STEVEN KUHN, DE OLIVIA LADD, Home Economics NELLIE LAMAR, Secretary 86 Teacher EW ADDITIO TO SCHOOL Faculty Row l CATHERINE LAMB, Home Economics NANCY LARKIN, Science, Head GERTRUIJE LINDLEY, Home Economics, Head KENNETH LONG, Industrial Arts Row 2 DOROTHY LUNSFORD, English LAURA LYONS, Dean BETTY MALONEY, English PEGGE MASTERSON, Business Education Row 3 EVELYN MCCONNELL, Art, Head RUTH MCLEISH, Business Education, Head WALTER MCPHERSON, Foreign Lang. Head SALLY MECKLENBURG, English 'Row 4 THEODORE MEEKINS, ,Industrial Arts WALTER MENDEL, Industrial Arts HAL MEURER, Music LEONA MOORE, Business Education Row 5 DONA NOGGLE, Adult Assistant 'i HAROLD ORMAN. Mathematics POLLY PAYNE, Bookstore Manager JOSEPH PEARSON, Mathematics 87 AND THE PROPOSED REMODELING Faculty Row I DWIGHT PIERCE, Social Studies MARY RARDON, Home Economics J. DAVID RATHER, Social Studies MARTHA REECE, Physical Education Row 2 THOMAS ROSENBERGER, Vice Principal HERSCHEL ROSS, Science VIOLA SANDERS. Registrar JOHN SEEBURGER, Industrial Arts, Head Row 3 BASIL SFREDDO, Social Studies RICHARD SHARP. Social Studies JUDITH SHAW, Foreign Language DARWIN SHEA, Industrial Arts Row 4 JOE SHIRES, Athletic Director AMOS SLATON, Social Studies HERBERT SMITH, Industrial Arts DEBORAH SNYDER, English Row 5 ROBERT SPRINGER, Guidance WALTER STAHLHUT, Physical Education, Head HAROLD STEINBERG, Media Center DIANE STEWART, Social Studies 88 .. 3 V x . I- s-Mase-is T . ss. F I 'GSM ' .Qs i33 ,5,,isfX c, L Nt , 1. ' 1. sa fs? aft m'?'wWW at 1' , S Qlsssaewgifl H K - xlsfrft-iv. If A -fliiifffvi sf? 2 2 AND RE OVATIO PHASE. fzfvifw : W, M flu ,M 4 if .51 2 xuuifgi UN i k..- ,,,,, M: - -' ----f : '51Ei'f' I -ag , MXQQR:-if - ,' if nu,-W-M nf ii ii 5. 5 ' ui X . I K3 3 I Q Wifeiif 1 'R?i' ., -S 22' ' ,I iii 'W V 145 ,H f, 4 uf , if 'I M ,M L 1 if if A A ,.., r J .5 gin, K i ' 1 '--.Jd y ', Q V I3 :Qfxg X if .2 1' 2' I iii Ifmia ii: K5 '25 A ' ni 29322 -f f w -X yy -. -.gy : . A . . .,.,,.,I , ugurwk mW:wR,mk,?:W Faculty Row 1 GEORGE STUCKEY, English KAY SUTHERLIN, Social Service EVELYN SWAYZE, Bookkeeper VERNON THOMAS, Business Education Row 2 LOUISE TIMCHAK, Science SUSAN VALENTINE, English TRENA VILLANUEVA, Mathematics THERESA VOLLMER, Foreign Lanixuaize Row 3 WANDA WADE, Home Economics BETTY WERTHMAN, English, Head MICHAEL WESLEY, Special Education ROSEMARY WHITEHEAD, Guidance an . 3554 ROW 4 u i ROBERT WHITMORE, Are AI. W. LINDA WIEDMANN, Business Education mi ROBERT WILLIAMS, Industrial Ai-In ALJEAN WOODARD, English , Row JERALD WYMAN, Mathematics ' CARL ZENOR, sunini Studies, Head I Q. , si X S1 Ni X ig I si. 2 M N :rf Wil 9 ,N 1 Q 9 '35 if? X I ,e I K X nn 5 tif? i CQ Min, V W wig ,':E.'11t3 SF:-If fun EQQQ .1 ,: CAFETERIA STAFF-Row 1: Hilda Staley, Rosie Maddux, Frost, Marge Pence, Lois Everhart, Miss Relfg Row 3: Alleen Buelah Jumpp, Sandra Crawford, Josephine Purichia, Mary Schmidli, Kay Wathen, Mary Helton, Helen Johnson, Mary Galloway, Gertrude Lees, Row 2: Millie Whitsett, Annette Ingalls, Mary Smotherman, Dicie Gant, Neota Wilson, Alber- Quiatkowski, Joyce Place, Ruby Patton, Jean Miller, Pauline tine Jester. All Help in the Smooth Operation of a Typical Day 1 .f , the procedure of writing up incident re- ports with Joe Trice and Kerri Benge. 90 2 CUSTODIAL STAFF-Row 1: Jim Bundy, Gary Bryant, Dave Seeberg Row 2: George Bockover, John Faulk, Margaret Keller, Richard Dunn, Janet Bordnikg Row 3: Willie Cobbs, David Lolla, Roy Scott, Ernest Smith fChicoJ. Mrs. Shires and Mrs. Bradley assist Joe Shires, Athletic Director, with the Fall sports athletic banquet. Seniors see a triumphant year Wd! The Popcorn Machine is really meang and Vote for Smiling Faces were the signs that appear- ed during senior c l a s s elections. Though all of the nominees were unable to Win, the campaign was the best part of running. The Senior-Faculty basketball game was the most enjoyable pro- ject of the year. In addition to the regular game, there was an exhibi- tion game between the senior girls and women faculty members. The capstone of the year ended with graduation being held at But- ler University, June 4, 1975. Senior Class Officers: Row 1: Joette Bai- ley, Secretary, Row 2: Toni Berry, Trea- surer, Row 3: Jody Cusson, Presidentg Peppi Faulk, Vice-President, Mary Boat- right, Sargent - at - Arms. 91 Seniors NEAL ABNEY-Letterman, Football, Track JANICE AKERS-Jr. Class Executive Comm., National Honor Society, Student Council President JOHANNA ALBERTSON-January Graduate EVELYN ALLEN-January Graduate RENITA AMOS-English Major DEBRA ANDERSON-January Graduate CHERYL ANDREWS-January Graduate JOETTE BAILEY-Jr. Prom Comm., Junto Club, Letterwomen, Red Cross, Sr. Class Officer, Track, Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Volley Ball, Surveyor, Post Staff, DAR Good Citizen Award, National Honor Society, Spanish Club OSCAR BANKS-English Major 92 , .Q 'I 66 99 S is for the sincere K' Q 2 1 - v X ' : A xg , ,xg desire to be successful Seniors SHIRLEY BARNETT-English Major LISA BARR-Freedoms Foundation, Science Club, Chess Club JIM BEAN-Drama, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, National Thes- pians Society, Student Council JOE BEATY-Lettermen, Baseball, Cross Country, Wrestling DOUGLAS BEETS-Lettermen, Football, Golf, Wrestling, Basketball EDITH BELLAMY-ICT JAMES BELLAMY-ICT TONI BERRY-National Forensic League, Sr. Class Ofiicer, Student Council RONALD BLADES-Wrestling WANDA BLADES-English Major CAROL BLANE-Track, Basketball MARY BOATRIGHT-Drama, Pom Pon Girls, Red Cross, Sr, Class Oflicer, Track CYNTHIA BOOK-January Graduate DEBBIE BORDWINE-January Graduate 93 O Seniors, RHONDA BRADLEY-DECA, Red Cross EARL BRANSON-Lettermen, Football, W1-9515- ling, Homecoming King SHIRLEY BREED-English Major WENDELL BREWING-TON-English Major JAMES BROUNSON-English Major EDDIE BROWN-English Major SANDRA BROWN-Chess Club MELVA BROWNING-English Major DONNA BURTON-English Major DANNY BUTLER-Lettermen, Football, Bas- ketball, Homecoming King Candidate SHARON BYRD-Business Club, Spanish Club SHARON CANO-Red Cross TINA CARPENTER-January Graduate NELA CARSON-Pom Pon Girls, Red Cross RENA CARTER-Jr. Class Executive Comm., Jr. Prom. Comm., National Honor Socie- ty, Pom Pon Girls, ROTC, Basketball, Student Council FELECIA CHATMAN-Freedoms Foundation, Student Council JOHN CHILDERS-January Graduate MARK CHILDERS-French Club, G e r m a n Club, Philosophy Seminar STEPHEN CLARK-January Graduate REGINA CLONGE-National Honor Society, Student Council, Hoosier Girls State, Post Staff, DECA 94 E is for the endurance it took X MM' lx A 19 to last four years of High School Q ...mf -' ...,. :- Seniors JEFFREY COBBS-Football, Basketball TOMMY CONKLIN-English Major PHYLLIS CONN-Red Cross HARVIE COOK,Jr.-English Major DONNA CORNETT-Red Cross PAUL CRANE-Lettermen, Cross Country, Track LYNNETTE CURRY-Enxllish Major JODY CUSSON-Campus Life, DECA, Free- doms Foundation, Jr. Class Officer, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Re- search Club, Spanish Club, Sr. Class Offi- cer, Student Council, Miss Indiana D.E., Junior Prom Princess, NFL GAIL DAVENPORT-English Major THOMAS DAVIDSON-Drama, Lettermen, Football, Golf, Wrestling, Homecoming King Candidate MARGARET DEAKIN-English Major SANDRA DOWNS-Gymnastics, Track, Volley Ball JOE DUNNING-DECA FORREST DURHAM-Drama, National Thes- pian Society ORA EDMONDS-English Major RICHARD EL-English Major CHISTINA ENGLERT-Science Club PEPPI FAULK-Cheerleader, National For- ensic League, Red Cross, Sr. Class Offic- er, Track, Student Council, Homecoming Queen CHARLES FOUT-Baseball RICKEY FRAILEY-January Graduate 95 66 97 Seniors FRANCES FRANKLIN-Student Council CHERYL FRUITS-Freedoms Foundation, Jr. Class Executive Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., National Forensic League, Red Cross. Research Club, Post Staff DEBBIE GADDIE-Cheerleader, National Hon- or Society, Student Council, Jr. Class Prom Princess, Homecoming Queen Can- didate GEOFFREY GAITHER-French Club, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Student Council, Ger- man Club, State Solo and Ensemble Con- testant FELECIA GILL-English Major JAMES GOODWIN-Drama, National Thespian Society RALPH GOODWIN-Jr. Class Officer, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Class Executive Comm., Student Council, Purple Promenaders, Soph. Class Officer, Language Club STEVE GORMAN-Lettermen, Football DEBRA GOWDY-Majorette PATRICE GRAVES-Cheerleader, Mat Maid ROBERT GRAYS-ICT LINDA GRAYS-Jr. Class Officer, Jr. Prom Comm.. Junto Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Pom Pon Girls, Red Cross, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Basketball, Student Council, Student Council Officer, Aultrusa Award, Volley Ball JAMES GUZMAN-January Graduate WILLIAM HADNOTT-English Major KAREN HALL-Majorette, Red Cross, Student Council PAMELA HALL-Student Council KATHI HAMlLTONaRed Cross ANTHONY HAMPTON-Lettermen, C r o s s Country, Football, Track, Post Staff, Art Honors 500 Festival SANDRA HANTZIS-DECA CAROLYN HARDEN-English Major 96 is for the nostalgic feeling each senior feels as he receives his diploma Seniors 1 - Q TOP RANKING SENIORS LEE KUTZ J OETTE BAILEY DENISE KELLY Valedictorian SHERRY RHODARMEL MIKE HEOKMAN JOE TRICE Salutatorian DEBBIE STATON J ODY CUSSON LINDA GRAYS ROBERT STARKEY NORITA MILUM DEBBIE QUARLES DEBBIE GADDIE JACKIE SCHNEIDER REGINA CLONCE DAVID HUFF J ANICE AKERS EVELYN WHITE GRETA STANLEY MIKE WATSON Seniors THOMAS HEATH-Jr. Class Executive Comm.. National Forensic League, Spanish Club. All-City Orchestra MIKE HECKMAN-Drama, Scholastic Arts Contest RON HEINRICH-Lettermen, Football, Wrest- lim: RICHARD HELTON-January Graduate HALLIE HENRY-Student Council JUANITA HENSON-English Major PAULA HILL-English Major REBECCA HINSHAW'Eng'lish Major PAM HOLMAN-English Major DOROTHY HOWARD-English Major DEBBIE HUDDLESON-DECA, F r e e d o m s Foundation, Junto Club. Red Cross DAVID HUFF-National Forensic League, National Honor Society, Research Club. ROTC Rifle Team, Wrestling CHERYL HULL-Science Club GARY HUNTER-DECA, ROTC RiHe Team. ROTC Color Guard RICHARD JAMES-English Major ANDRA JANUARY-January Graduate MOSES JENKINS-Lettermen, Football, Track, Student Council, Spanish Club JOE .IIMENEZ-English Major WILLIAM JOHNSTON-ROTC Ride Team, Football, Track, Spanish Club JIMMY JONES-English Major 98 I is for the individuali 1 X 1 ii 2 5+ Q... ,..c, ,. .M , ,is 'Pm 2 -sd x 11, ' mu. that each one of us possesses Seniors ROBERT JONES-English Major TOMMIE JURY-Gymnastics, Baseball, Foot- ball. Post Staff ALBERT KELLAR-English Major LEONARD KELLER-English Major DENISE KELLY-DECA, Jr. Prom Comm., National Honor Society, Research Club, German Club DENNIS KENIlRlCK-English Major STEVE KEY-January Graduate GENET KIIJANE-Research Club STEVE KIDWELL-English Major ALFREID KING-Basketball TERRI KING-Drama, French Cluh, Jr. Class Executive Comm., Pom Pon Girls, Track, Student Council JERRY KNOX-Freedoms Foundation. Student Council ELAINE KUNZELMAN--English Major LEE KUTZ-National Honor Society LAURA LARSON-Emrlish Major JOHN LATTA-Emrlish Major ANITA LAWSON-DECA TONY LESLIE-English Major SAMPY LESTER-English Major RUNALIJ LINDSAY-IJECA, Freedoms Foun- dation. Jr. Class Executive Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Class Executive Comm.. Trark, Student Conn:-il 99 Seniors CAROLYN LIVELY-English Major ROSEMARY LOMAX-English Major MARY LONG-Red Cross REBECCA LONG-January Graduate MARTY LONGEST-DECA, French Club. Cross LEWANNA LOTT-English Major VIVIAN LOVE-English Major WILLIE LOYAL-D r a m a , Lettermen, Red Cross, Football: Wrestling Red LINDA LOYD-English Major DONALD LYLES-English Major JAMES MANN-English Major ANITA MARTIN-Drama, Gymnastics, Pon Girls, Track, Student Council Pom DONALD MASON-Lettermen, Baseball, Foot- ball, Wrestling JULIA MATHENY-Student Council RHONDA MAXEY-Red Cross, Track, Basket- ball, Volley Ball SHARON MAYES-Jr. Class Oflicer, Jr. Prom Comm., Red Cross, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Student Council PHIL MAYFIELD-Lettermen, Football, Track, Wrestling, Post Staff CINDY MCELFRESH-English Major LEANNE MCKNIGI-IT-English Major MELVIN MCSWINE-Lettermen, Nutinal For- ensic League, R e d C r o s S, Basketball. Homecoming King Candidate 100 66097 for the opportunities made an-Q XNYA inns J 313 available to us to make us What We are Seniors BRENDA MILES-January Graduate BRIAN MILLER-English Major JOHN MILLER-Student Council, Post Staff THOMAS MILLER-Enxxlish Major NORITA MILUM-DECA, National Honor So- ciety MICHAEL MITCHELL-Red Cross, Track DELORES MOCKABEE-I5 r a m a, Freedoms Founilation, National Foren:-nic League, National Thespian Society, Red Cross. Sr. Class Executive Comm. DONNA MOORE-l renr-h Club. National Honor Society. Basketball, Student Council GEORGE MOORE-English Major fl- RICHARD MOORE-Track DIANA MORROW-January Graduate GEORGE NICHOLS-English Major JIM NICHOLS-English Major WANDA NIPPER-DECA, Freedoms Founda- tion, Junto Club, Red Cross, S t u d e n t Council GLADYS OLIVER-Red Cross, Student Council I PAM OSBORN-Science Club TERRY PALMER-Lettermen, Baseball, Foot- ball. Track : JUDY PARKS-English Major - H BILLY PARSLEY-Emrlish Major DOUGLAS PARSON-English Major f X all 101 Seniors ROBERT PERKINS-DECA, French Club, Sr. Class Executive Comm. FRANCIS PHIPPS-Drama, Freedoms Founda- tion, Red Cross NANCY PIPER-English Major DONNA POPE-Cheerleader, Letterwomen, National Forensic League, Track, Basket- ball, Student Council, Volley Ball CAROL PORTER-English Major JOE POWERS-Drama, Lettermen, Red Cross, Baseball, F o o t b a I l, Track, Wrestling, Surveyor DARRELL PRESLEY-Football, Track, Wrest- ling RONALD PRICE-Baseball BRUCE PROCTOR-Red Cross ROBERT PRUITT-English Major KENNETH PUCKETT-English Major DUANE QUALLS-DECA DEBORAH QUARLES-Cheerleader, Gymnas- tics, Letterwomen, National F o r e n s i c League, National Honor Society, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Track, Basketball, Stu- dent Council 0Hicer. Volley Ball, Jambo- ree Queen, Hoosier Girls State PHILLIP RAGLAND-English Major DEBBIE RAINEY-Basketball JEFF RECEVEUR-English Major NINA REED-German Club, Red Cross, Re- search Club, Basketball, Student Council SHERRY RHODARMEL-Drama, French Club, Jr. Class Officer, Jr. Prom Comm. Nation- al Honor Society, National Thespian So- ciety, Red Cross, Research Club, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Student Council, Hoo- sier Girls State, Exercise in Knowledge, Spanish Club, Math Club, Science Club FRANCES RICHARDSON-Student Council EURAL RIGGINS-Drama, Homecoming King Candidate 102 66 O O O O O R 1S for the i'SSpOHSlb1lltlSS that each new year will bring Seniors TRUDY ROOKS-DECA, Student Council LILLIAN RUCKER-Drama, Red Cross, Bas- ketball ROSE SANDERS-Freedoms Foundation, -Gyrnf nastics, Track KAREN SATTERFIELD-English Major JACKIE SAVAGE-DECA, National Forensic League, Student Council VICKI SCHAFER-DECA, Drama, Freedoms Foundation. Jr. Class Executive Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Art Club MARTHA SCHMITT-English Major JACKIE SCHNEIDER-DECA, National Honor Society, Quill 8: Scroll, Surveyor CYNTHIA SCOTT-Drama, ICT, National Thes- pian Society, Spanish Club KAREN SCRUGGS-DECA, Red Cross, Stu- dent Council DEBBIE SEIB-Cheerleader, -Letterwomen. Track, Basketball, Student Council, Home- coming: Queen Candidate, Fr., Soph., Sz Jr. Princess ROBERT SEIB-Cross Country, Track LISA SHANKLIN-Homecoming Queen Candi- date ERIC SHARP-English Major JAMES SHEARER-English Major JAN SHELBY4January Graduate DONELL SHIVERS-English Major LINDA SHOCKLEY-DECA, Jr. Prom Comm. DARRELL SIDES-Drama, Lettermen, Foot- ball. Wrestling NANCY SINCLAIR-January Graduate 103 Seniors SHARON SLEET-January Graduate ANITA SMILEY-English Major BEVERLY SMITH-Drama BRENDA SMITH-Emrlish Major DANNY SMITH-Track DANNY L. SMITH-English Major DAVID SMITH-Letterman, Football, Golf, Wrestling WILLIAM SMITH-Basketball GRETA STANLEY-DECA, National Honor Society ROBERT STARKEY-National Honor Soc-iety, Student Council Oilicer, Surveyor, Hoosier Boys State DEBRA STATON-Nzllional Honor Society, Red Cross, Spanish Club LYNN STEWART-Drama, Basketball RICK STRONG-Lettermen, Baseball ELESE STUDDARD-English Major RORY SYVOPES-Pom Pon Girls, Quill and Scroll. Surveyor GARRY TANDY-English Major MARSHA 'FATE-English Major PEGGY TATE-January Graduate GREGORY TAYLOR-Drama, Freedoms Foun- dation KAMERA TAYLOR-January Graduate, Free- doms Foundation 104 cc ' ' S IS for our semor Year and when We were together mxmasw.-. Seniors SADONIA TERRELL-January Graduate SANDRA THERIAC-January Graduate PATTY THOMAS-Gymnastics, Track, Basket- ball PATRICIA THOMPSON-English Major ROLAND THOMPSON-English Major JOE TRICE-French Club, Jr. Class Ofiicer, National Honor Society, Sr. Class Ex- ecutive Comm., Student Council, Honors Abroad, National Merit Commended Stu- dent PHYLLIS TYSON-January Graduate REGINALD WADE-DECA RANDY WARREN-Baseball VERONICIA WARREN-English Major PAMELA WARSAW-Gymnastics ROSITA WASHINGTON-Track WILLIAM WATSON-National Honor Society, ROTC Riiie Team, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Track, Student Council, Hoosier Boys State, Spanish Club, Chess Club Soph. Class Officer, Optimist Award KEVIN WEATHERBY-Lettermen, Football, Basketball CHRISTINE WHITE-English Major DEBBIE WHITE-English Major EVELYN WHITE-Freedoms Foundation. French Club. Jr. Prom Comm., Junto Club, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Sr. Class Executive Comm., Student Coun- cil, National Merit Commended Student JAMES WHITE-Lettermen, Football CORMEA WILLIAMS-English Major KIM WILLIAMS-Drama, Gymnastics 105 E IOR '75 - CONGR TUL TIO S! Seniors MARY WILLIAMS-English Major MILDRED WILLIAMS-Mat Maid, Drama, Freedoms Foundation, Red Cross, ROTC Drill Team, Student Council MERRIE WILMINGTON-Quill 8z Scroll, Yearbook BRIAN WILSON-Track, Basketball MARVETTA WILSON-Freedoms, Foundation. Gymnastics, Jr. Prom Comm., National Forensic League, Track, Sr. Class Exec. Comm., Volley Ball BARBARA WOODCOCK-English Major MIKE YERGER-January Graduate ROBERT YOUNG-Cross Country, Football, Track, Wrestling, Basketball, Student Council' SHIRLEY ZIGLER-DECA, Red Cross, Stu- dent Council F, ., st, 5 POM PON SQUAD--Row 1: Debbie Mullinax, Linda Wilson, Joann Jury, Gale Brummett, Pam Gibbs, Carolyn Lloyd, Deb- bie Durham: Raw 2: Rena Carter, Nela Carson, Linda Grays, 106 Tina Matherly, Louanna McCreary, Darlene Hardin, Carolyn McKinney, Brenda Grays, Mrs. Dorton. The Pom Pon squad is an integral part of the Band. Summer Scientists: Debbie Staton, Sherry Rhodarmel, Joette ments conducted at summer workshops held at Bailey, and Mike Watson refiect over their scientific experi- University. State s Above: Senior Robert Powell sets copy for the '75 POST. Upper right: Jackie Savage has dificulty selecting the best book. Lower right: Michael Mitchell checks the schematic plan for his electrical project. 107 , , 1 5 X ' fi A J F: ag Q .L H T: ,,,- 3:4 , Q5 t A? 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Michael Everhart, Theresa Ferguson, Bernard Fields Row 6: Otis Ifillmore, Clifford Finney, Melvin Fitzgerald, Carl Flemming, Bruce Foul, Ronnie Fries, Cathy Fuller, Kathy Gadiiie, Oscar Gamble, Travis Gasper, Row 7: Connie- Gilbert, David Gish, Oley Glaclney, Pat Gorman, Davixl Gowdy, Barbara Graupner Row H: Mirhael Graves, Ri:-ky Graves, Linda Gray, Brenda Grays, JeVon Gr:-athousv, Joe Green Row 9: Anthony Hahn, Lisa Hall, Nanettu Hall, Patty Hall, Benny Hamby, Y MET Wu . . . . ii i A Paul Hamilton, Mary Hardy, Robert, Harrinyrton, Cartrlc-ha Harris, Cheryl , ,,,,,, 0 ,, Harris . - gg Q Row 10: Darleatha Harris, Marilyn Harris, bharrce Harris, Brenda Hat- gf' ii ii field, Cathy Hawkins, Bill Heath, Rick Helton, George Herman, Iirookic fx Herron. Keith Ilixun is , , .e .,.,.. ' e . Q -2- I.-3' .. fs. 2 f -Q -as 15 .J ii? . ,,.,, ,: t N , , K ,,, , ,. 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Joann Jury, Teresa Kaiser, Shelly Keesee, Angel Kelley Row '4: Tony Kent, Shamim Khan, Debbie King, Joanna Kranning, David Lancaster, Kevin Larus- sa, Johnny Lawrence Row 5: Dennis Lawson, Jeffrey Leatherbury, Danny Lindsey, Lisa Lock, Naomi Logwood. Jack Long, Richard Loyal Row 6: Carolyn Loyd, Francine Luter, Gwen Lutz, Keith Macon, Leslie Madry, Sheila Marble, Penny Marsh Row 7: Glenda Martin, Edward Matheny. Joe Matheny, Susan Matheny, Ladarrell Mays, Theresa McCombs, Rita McGlothlin Row 8: Ozell McGuire, Doug McKissick, Walter McMannis, Mike Miller, Pam Mitchell, Warren Montgomery, Cheryl Moon Row 9: Beverly Moore, Denise Moore. Sherry Moore, Debbie Mullinax, Linda Mulryan, Robin Munn, Greg Murrell Row 10: James Murrell, Scott Newland, Charles Owen, Vickie Owens, Paul Parker, Laverne Pat- terson, Joe Pence 110 as s Q r 5: r Q is A .QS sms isaf .. ,X SR SQX Q5 F' Aa ,Q i ,,,, ': ': f - r it J fs I - ,,,., A ' f. . ' C: - E ,fa Ei N. Vw ,ii i Eyv agf . 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M if E is .HX 1 gg ggzf, Q 5 3' is S, S' 's.'5S-v Hd: 'NU' J UN IORS Row 1: Jenny Penrose, Anthony Pippin, Terri Pittman, Diana Place, Debby Porter, Cindy Powers, Randy Poynter Row 2: Max Puckett, Karen Quarles, Carolyn Query, Paula Rees, Bonita Rice, Charles Rice, Diana Richardson Row 3: Mark Riley, Robin Robinson, Laura Rogers, Sharon Satterfield, Adam Saunders, Carol Seeber, Sheila Shanklin Row 4: Dennis Sharrett, Michael Shan, Randall Shields, Carl Shirley, Don Shirley, Joe Shrout, Carol Sides Row 5: Tony Silcox, .Ionie Singleton, Tim Skaggs, Diane Smith, Ella Smith, Kevin Smith, Mark Smith Row 6: Ricky Smith, Brian Sparks, Gertrude Springfield Mildred Sprowl, Chris Stamatkin, Steve Stamatkin, Charlene Starling Row 7: Don Station, Linda Staton, Linda Steven- son, Patricia Stone, Angela Stout, Garden Studdard, Kevin Summers Row 8: Steven Swain, Charles Synesael, Cornelia Taylor, Gwen Taylor, Mariether Terrell, Chester Thomas, Patty Thompson Row 9: Debbie Tingle, Mark Tomlinson, Darlene Tretter, Teresa Turner, Hugh Turnley, Sandy Uhls, David Vaughn Row 10: Mark Vielhaber, Gloria Wadlington, Lee Wadlington, Shelley Wagner, Denise Walker, Ethel Walker, Linda Walker C 111 JUNIORS Row l: Vickie Walbon, Robert Ward, Dewayne Watson, Chester Washington, Linda Webb, Albert Webster, Cindra Westenhofer x 7- '5 in of S I X ' O .X x.kxh J is .. fi e-Cer: 'ski i ,I ii' .quql E ,,,, ' if 1 :,, 5 A ' of-3 if '59 X .- I X i in y his Q l' ' I ,,,. I ,.,, -- sf 'Q--A Row 2: Cyd White, Dianna White, Doug White. mf r 'J E Darlene Whitehead, Rose Whobrey, Anthony . 95,5 Wilburn, Dorla Williams Y. ui Q -. f --'R sz, ,..,,.. A ' .1 Rnw 3: Glennella. Williams, Jessie Williams, gi no is mls .QI 'Oi 1 Paula Williams, Sabrina Williams, Delilah gf, N if , f f W , , Willoughby, Gloria Willoughby, David Wilson ,NS .Q P. he i MW? --UNT' ' i ,i oi Ji, :iii 5- ...... h in .. fi 551. X' ,i ,K A' 'I :J ,- 'i .Fil I 7- ' lzow 4: Kohhomh Wilson, Linda Wilson, Thomas , Wilson, Tom Woods, Darla Yagle, Charles Yancey, Rosalind Young ,' ,ia if JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jo Ann Jury, Donna Brissey, Brenda Grays, Phil DeBruler, Carolyn Lloyd. 112 Juniors were represented at Homecoming by Princess Kathie Gaddie and Prince Andy Carpenter. SPIRIT IS .... A GWHS Junior!! As a class the Juniors walked away with the spirit stick again and again with their en- thusiasm. This enthusiasm carried over to the money making projects spon- sored by the Juniors. Selling mums, carnations, and candy, all added up to the J unior-Senior Prom. Kimmy Benge, Donna Brissey, and Kathie Gaddie were chosen as Junior m e m b e r s of the Prom Queens Court held at the Columbia Club on May 31, 1975. The class of '76 showed much spirit, togetherness, a n d enthusi- asm during the ye ar with good leadership from their ofiicers and their sponsor, Mrs. Deborah Snyder. Above: Marilyn Harris receives vocation- al training as she learns to operate cal- culators. Left: Phil DeBruler and Bill Heath look over a periodic table during a Chemistry class. 113 fa ' it-f -,k. P se I Q. , ,ex . ., ' i R iii! 1 Q.:-i ,Es Q- - I' is sf as sf: ,: : f,., , e. . . ss. A 3: .. Qs 5 5, 1 , tx QQM J U .,. sg, 'xy L 'J 7. -7 X I as . A : If sfrbg X 4 A is ,:y:':s . if -sz f , :atm 15, if urns, as we ,'B,,SMfe, . - S 4 gh n'.3,,g,,s . -as :ja s,JP..: is 1 we . sw f Q K El Q.. W. N. Q I N Q gs s, 'tx is as-4 Q A fi Ar f F K, Yee: A 5 ww F' iris ! +1 Q X , ,X lk 'NH A is is A Qa'I!,':f.'135, ig Row 1: Sam Abron, Luvenia Adams, Yvonne Adams, Jerry Adkins, Greg Aeeter, Sylvia Allen, Anthony Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Marsha Austin, Peggy Austin Row 2: Joy Bailey, Darrah Baker, Floyd Baker, Kathy Ballard, Darrell Ballou, David Ballou, Mandy Barnett, Steve Batts, Earl Beady, Curtis Belcher Row 3: Fred Berndt, Victor Bishop, Angela Blane, Betina Blane, Robin Blankenship, Larry Blue, Brenda Bowman, Connie Boyce, Debbie Bracken, Edna Braswell Row 4: Randy Brennan, Cheryl Brewington, Jill Brindley, Tony Brissey, Genevia Brounson, Scott Brown Raw 5: Toney Brown, Barry Browning, William Browning, Gale Brum- mett, Andre Bryant, Jeff Burden Row 6: Priscilla Bush, James Butler, Judy Butler Row 7: James Byrd, Terri Cabell, Matthew Calvert Row 8: Kathy Capps, Keith Carpenter, Katie Carter Row 9: Nancy Carter, Kathleen Casteel, Carla Catt Row 10: Deborah Chambers, Elaine Choate, Mary Chowning Q-QQ V wg i Q 5 X f S f .. Bb :ffl 1 2 , U X ,I x Ms! won! an W Q H 4,.. W S Q n ,.,, -',- K 3 N ' K f X A Row 1: Helen Clagg. Fredrick Cobbs, Dale Cochran, Cynthia Cody, Caro- line Coffin, Frankie Cole, Robert Cole, Henry Compton, Willie Conley. David Conn Row 2: Fredrick Cook, Susan Cook, Judi Costin, John Covington, Bobby Cromer, Bob Crossan, Thersa Cullop, Larry Curd, Patrica Curry, Jeffrey Dancler Row 3: Andrea Davidson. Annice Davis, Priscilla Davis, David Day, Ken Day. Nancy Denny, Jackie Desjarlaia, Tina Dillehay, Lon Dillman, Marcus Donel Row 4: Tanya Donel, Shirley Dooley, Doug Dorney, Clyde Dotts. Kelly Dotts, James Downs Row 5: Debbie Durham, Helen El, Maurcita Elliot, Pam Elmore, Cynthia Embry, Jeff England Row 6: Barbara Englert, Linda Eaten, Annet Fields Row 7: Joe Fields, Karen Filer, Walter Finney Row 8: Tammy Flinn, Ahmad Ford, Pam French Row 9: Anthony Galbreath, Larry Gamble. Otis Gamble Row 10: Mary Garner, Lori Garr, Mike Gasper SOPHOMORES Row 1: Bonna Gates. Mark Gibbs, Pam Gibbs, Cinrly Gill, Robert Gladfelter, Nathaniel Glasper, Gary Glaze Row 2: Duane Gore, Sam Griffith, Gary Hadnott, Nancy Hagan, Kelly Hahn. Alana Hall, Donald Hall Row.3: Linda Hamby, Mike Hamilton, Thomas Hampton, Darlene Hardin, Stanley Harrington, Michael Harris, Howard Hart Row 4: William Hayes, James Hackman, Dennis Hedger, Larry Helton, Rick Hightower, Lisa Hill, Beth Hofer Row 5: Pernell Hood, Jackie Huffman, John Hull, Marilyn Hunter, Diane Huntley, David Ingalls, Clyde Jarrett Row 6: Debbie Jarrett, Aaron Jenkins, Brian Johnson. Charles Johnson, Clara Johnson, Jed' Johnson, Mary Johnson Row 7: Patricia Johnson, Cathy Jones, Colleen Jones, Glenn Jones, Rachel Jones, Gloria Jurna- kins, John Jury Row 8: John Justice, Jim Keller, Steve Kennedy, Kristy Kemp, Marcella Kent, Kay Keys, Ruth Kidwell Row 9: Angel Kivett, Mike Kivett, Darrell Knox, Penny Koons, Wilson Kunzelman, Nancy Lander, Kandis Langford Row 10: Marsha Lanhan, Mike Larson, Plez Lawrence, David Lawson, John Lawson. Joyce Lawson, Richard Lawson 116 w ia. I X H' . Gifs? D A XX G Xa SE N: A six' 'lb X A' 7 W Q ,r xx ies? A , II a. . EZIXNY' ' A wi F533 D , , f 5 :',, 1 J .,Q1 L L S J K3 D e, a J .M ,, ,cri at L ' in ? -. J iii 'X M A1 c i g 2 I I I II . III I II SIRXII EJ' it i E . S ? ' ik i M W it ' I W M II II I. I aw, 3. II I:II: I K W .- f' ' , a , I AI , I . 1 IIS, , . , ff' I II . . 1 it 5, E- 3 we re, ' 1 A Ji fr Q A i t ' I.,.. , IIII: .,.,.,,., Ii i , . A ,,.. ., I I. , I is Q I ,,., , I I I I gms I . .Xp fl : f ,D D Q ., I NIYI I V. ,... 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R , X-Ti? 32 'fi ' ffi 1 A - f IQ' fans. if 'M' :-' - ' fr : e :+-: .. - ' ' 1'f: ., f ' M' e ,..,., K 9 fy' V, ,W 'f I , t , ,. zeaaa , is a D K ' fi , 'V' if 5 ' wif' i Sy, D N .:., X :. . , I: ,. , .,.,. X., . , -f ,Q .3-W: e , if jg,,f I, ,,,, ., ' K , 5, , 1 5 X rf 2. Q - ' sz .. -4 , '--, gggaifzv-L: ,W N M ,Z -x' ' 3 s ,, H ' :' WV - ' f P 5 ., ., .- ff ' - my A, , i ,Q gpg, .if i. vim, , ...J , ,. , Ya 2, J Y ing R, I N f s . z kk K f v v - , f ,1 H ,- q 3 2 A Eggvilki gf ' . Y 'Ee l . .AW, ., , 1 I - - , .:,. , - Mx' 37' . i - ' ' , ., 5 f ' 1 sl J J J , so 1 ' A P ' ,.,,:., ..Q. 1 xy, ,. i , a ,. 'k ' ized, W QIQI Qy- : J if 5 5 fs m1 WH 5 I Q 4. :Ea u 5. 5 Y 5.151 SOPHOMORES Row 1: Mark Lents, Nancy Lock. John Lofton. Mark Loftus, Namoi Logwood, Rosie Logwood, Stennis Lyles, Row 2: Carol Mahaney, Sherri Malone, Jerry Mance, Joe Manson, Calvin Marble, Linda Marble, Judy Marcum Row 3: Kathy Marsh, Carrie Martin, James Martin, Jerry Martin, Joe Martin, Frances Mason, Keefe Matheny Row 4: Tina Matherly, Kevin Maul, Eric Maxey, Elaine McClendon, John McCreary, Louann McCreary, Randall McCreary Row 5: Darlene McDaniel, Patricia McDuffey, Jane McElfresh, Buddy McIntosh, Jerry McIntosh, Carolyn McKinney, Mary Jo McKittrick Row 6: Kaye McMurtrey, David Meador, Teresa Meadows, Debbi Miller, Lal Milliner, Anthony Minney, Bill Monkman Row 7: Steven Montgomery, Karen Moore, Robert Morgan, Teresa Morris, Kenneth Mosley, David Mullinax, Terry Mullinax Row 8: David Mullins, Sonja Muscalus, Billy Neidlinger, Ronald Nelson, John Noble, Myra Noble, Patti Norris Row 9: Alnette Oliver, James Oliver, Randy Ooten, Timmy Owens, Alvin Pack, Bryan Parks, Alfreda Payne Row 10: Lamar Peterson, Kim Petty. David Pinkard, Terry Pinkard, Thomas Pitman, Patti Place, Gibby Porter, 117 SOPHOMORES Row.1: Kenny Porter, Lin Potter, Audrey Preda, George Price, Pat Price, Leroy Purnell, Rhonda Quarles Row 2: Darrell Rakes, Darlene Rasdall, Toni Ray, Jane Redmond, Danny Rees, Crystal Reeves. Carolyn Richey Row 3: Charles Ridner, Kenny Roberts, Diane Robertson, Everett Rogers, Mike Rogers, Reggie Rowe, Cindy Roy Row 4: Mindy Rush, Cheryl Russell, Bonita Sanders, James Sanders, Debbie Satterfield, LeAnne Sauer, Patricia Sawyer Row 5: Jim Schaffer, Mary Schmitt, Jeannie Scoggan, Gregory Scott, Debra Sebree, Norma Seeber, Randy Self Row 6: Criapr Settle, Darrell Shaffer, Steve Sharp, David Shaw, Curtis Shelley, Mark Shirley, Daryl Sims TWO STEPS T0 G0 The Sophornores returned in the Fall more self confident, ready to explore career opportunities and to begin finding their place as a var- sity member of GWHS. Only a sophomore knows the feel- ing that comes in June with the re- alization that he is half Way to- ward his goal to being a Senior and graduating. Right: Princess C r y s t al Reeves and P r i n c e Steve Batts represented the Sophomore Class at Homecoming. 118 N-K E ways,- 5 ge is-S ,' 3 Egg Sidi! S N. 7 Q, 7 ng ...Q , , N- . ,X . ,NA S sv X., D -.,,- . kr! K .. wh, A 'fi' 'ysifss 'Q-I n ww.. . as ., 1' L... ---- A: V 33 555: Q ' si Q Ser . - . as i X t ei X iefi Six' J lg fu i A W 'Q i as 'X 'Q af , r it x x E rig A , g ,..HQ'- :gil : ,t 'F' 5,35 '.,- , X ' ' . i , ' i 3 - 1 Irlb. E 332 J Sai , 1 b ,.- S5 b :A ,LT - ,L .... X ..,e, .,., ' ., ,ig it , P S X L f P itsti , iff vm' Q, A vi I gif it 1 A 'ggi 'P wi 1 -f so-f X . 4-elf-ai? ,,a:,,.,: In , ' r girl, V :rw ' aa it S , f- P ag, V S Rae A e, .. get J Q, sa me N f oi .gv F A ., ,.,. N, .,.. . wg N! fr. Q f 35-R w - i ggi il 3a V-5 Q. 3, it ' ' - ' . gl :lf - ral 1' E as ll ' 7 E ' 9? E I. 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Penny Smith, Mike Spears, Cheryl Spells Row 2: Patricia Spinks, Mark Spivey, Melinda Sprowl, Regina Stanley, Tim Staton, Elmer Stewart, Essie Stinxzley Row 3: Jeff Stinson, Kathy Stogsdill, Terri Summers, Robert Swimm, Brett Swopes, Rita Tate. Vanessa Tate Row 4: Chris Taylor, Louis Taylor, Roland Tay- lor. Bonita Thomas, Antoninette Thompson, Kathy Thronton, William Tidd Row 5: Anita Travis, Walt Travis, Kevin Turpin, Jeff Turner, Cynthia Walker, James Walker, Jim- mie Ward Row 6: Keith Ward. Larry Warren, Laura War- ren, Gale Watson, Moss Wearren, Charles Web- ster, Kim Webster Row 7: Robert Weems, Greg Weiss, Paulette Welch. Marshall Wheeler, Clyde White, Mendy Whitney, Bruce Williams Row 8: Melinda Williams. Melody Williamson, Diane Wilson. Eloise Wilson, Jeffery Winfrey. Kerry Winfrey, Lisa Winiger Row 9: Anthony Wright, Richard Wright, Charles Wyatt, James Young, Thomas Young 119 S PF 4 3 E3 4 . is , , : ,. ..., , , ,Lk . ...... ,QQ s , '--- 1 ,ggEie3T'Z,Q3SaQ? 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'N nail K, ve J: Row 1: Becky Abel, Elaine Abron, Matthew Abron, Floyd Acoff, Robin Adams, Sabrina Adams, Larry Adamson, Jerry Adkins, Arthur Alexander, Cosby Allen Row 2: Janice Allen, Sylvia Anderson, Teresa Anderson, Fred Andrews, Janice Andrews, Cynthia Arnold, Gail Arterburn, Melissa Ault, Lisa Ayers. Yvonne Balding Row 3: Edward Barger, Cheryl Barnett, Twana Barnard, Don Barr, James Barr, Robin Bault, Teresa Bates, Judy Beasley, Donna Beets, Mark Begley Row 4: Kerri Benge, Gerald Benson, Jeff Bick, Amy Black, Tim Blades, Shirley Blake Row 5: Schevonna Blankenship, Steve Blevins, Rhonda Blue, Barbara Boller, Ruth Bowers, Joan Bradham Row Row Row Row Row 6: 7: 8: 9: 10: Debbie Branch, Betty Brantley, Sheila Brewington Juanita Briant. Delores Brookins, James Brooks Casey Brookbank, Linda Brown, Melanie Burden Jeff Burchett, Thomas Burrell, Ed Burse Melvin Buntin, Steve Burton, Julius Burts TM' 5 Hr l ya A245 ykjzii J , ff' F l ai , K SL 0 ir. 0 Q, ' ,,,,:, It A s 'E K . IQE SR l A i PSTSZSE3' :, QQRWV 5 1, ml :LQ ' Q' 1 .33 , .iss lv' 1 t V Q gg as ll so t ,S 51,5 es: . . af, Q5 A A Q XL Q .. X e ff. an X Q as Row 1: Arvery Bush, Liz Butler, Jimmy Byrd, Nathan Byrd, Roy Byers, Kitty Cameron, Robert Cameron, ue Canter, Virginia Capps, Roxanne Carroll: Row 2: Willie Carter, James Casteel, Kim Castile, Leslie Catron, Jacqueline Chambers, Ratrina Christian, Cheryl Clark, Gregory Cohbs, Connie Cochran, Theresa Coffin: ROW 3: Jeffery Cole, China Coleman, Debra Coleman, Debbie Collins, Mary Collins, Teddy Conn: Row 4: Larauncha Cook, Tyrone Corbin, James Cornett, Elizabeth Courtney, is iff? . ,:,, , Mark Crawford, Terry Cromer: Row 5: Michelle Curry, Terren Curry, Dale Dancler, Joann Dancy, Roger Dan- iels, Allen Davidson, Sherri Davidson, Jeff Daugherty, Andre Davis, Daniel Davis I if e 5,1 31311, ,,,, ,.., ,Ll X x .. 7 .Q 'Q1-3g2Z1IZffQf5::Jfffl'k 5 ,Q i , Q 1 - liiiiisictiflifff -- ::q:q?: fi SY? f Xt an M ri go., 5,-hx, x .,,,,,... . Row 6: Marjorie Dawson, Curtis Day, Victor Day, Susan Deakin, Pat DeBruler, Jerry Decker, Ronnie Decker, Vernia Deems, Anthony Dennis, Dewayne Desjarlaisg Row 7: David Donald, Kevin Dotts, Rickey Driskell, Don- na Duncan, Mary Dunn, Michael Earls: Row 8: Robert Edmonds, Donna Elliott, Kelly Elliott, Peggy Evetts, Tammy Farmer, Gloria Faulk: Row 9: Pam Favors, Levi Figley, Carri Finch, Samuel Finch, Dena Finley, Randy Finley, David Floyd, Claudette Franklin, Kenny French, Sharon Froellag Row 10: Patty Frost, Sheila Gamble, Keenan Gibbs, Sandy Gibson, Debra Gilbert, Raymond Gilbrech, Teresa Glover, Denise Goff, Anthony Gray, Sheila Gray A 1 N ,,.,, .' 'i '- : i':ia i ..,, its I I Q t a! K r Q . 1 . A ,ia ,,.,,j e sei x .tai r. ' ' . 495, SE Pkg 5 , , ,. i ,ka ,,e5 Q .54 G. ' C 6 fa 21. S 4 sf K sl, , ...,.,, .. .1 4 3 M... . it X el! I 3 X - 1232 FRESHMEN Row 1: Billy Griffin, Sam Griflith, Bryan Hahn Carrie Hall, Brenda Halliburton, James Halli burton, Patty Hamby Row 2: Michael Hampton, Diana Handlon Anthony Harden, Vernon Harden, Jed' Hardin Lisa Harmon, Kevin Harrington Row 3: Nathaniel Harrington, Anothny Harris, Bernard Harris, Delisa Harris, Herschel Harris, Phyllis Harris, Sandra Harris Row 4: Sue Harris, Wade Harris, Alma Hart, Rose Hart, Anna Hartsella, David Harvey, Evelyn Harvey Row 5: Beverly Hatfield, Sandy Havens, Steve Hawkins, Edward Heath, Kenny Helton, Dennis Henry, Ricky Henson Row 6: Mike Herron, Vanessa Higrhbaugh, Janet Hinshaw, Ricky Holman, Kim Holloway, Valencia Holloway, Tammy Holmes Row 7: Betty Holtfzrave, Cathy Hommel, Danny Hood, Wanda Houston, Steve Howard, Donnetta Huddleston, Stephanie Huddleson Row 8: Linda Huffman, Kyle Hunter, Tonya Hunter. Stephen Hurd, Darrel Hynes, Karen Imel, Diana Ingalls Row 9: Randy Jackson, Sherri Jackson. Bruce Jenkins, Joel Jenkins, Tim Jennison, Eugene Jensen, Carla Johnson Row 10: Gloria Johnson, Gwen Johnson, Ingrid Johnson, P a m Johnson, Roberta Johnston, Lorenzo Jones, Marilyn Jones 122 , ' ,.. 51 .3 X., I Q -, Z Q -, We , -.sam- X- .1 - 2 l I :, ,.- i fb Q ls S' x 55? f, 3' gi N B ,Q , ge if Tig we I 5 X si 5-Sill? x ,Wasaar f W :ii222 N sw ' ,li 2 is K . S i vi' K .ak vi 1 Qu K Qu LS i . , ,gm ,..,.. -1 I ., a iii- -, .. J ', E i 2 I . 'sf' if , - ' ,S 32 - G . lk! -o 0 0 Q, - ' 51 ee F ww K if-i.,i. :,.t .- X '-'f ' h Q, mfs f 1 ' Xi.,..,,,s., J le I.: - -fi f ,:-fix 3. I s ,ea y A H e 4 Q in as Q E EQ. , f .Xie . ,,.r. .f r'-e S., 222' J big:-Fi' A Qi aff We J S SE if Y. ,f f fe., 5 5 3 e e i f -. 'ni' 'n,,, Isli .,,. Y WM Me., i FS Q.3:'s5:?'fi ' I ' ,,.-... ., A Ea v k ng -iz, Q Q is . xg . 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M ., k ,..t,,.f t, ,Q QR ,qt - A ,sf , t Q -Q -rg y - . si 31 is 'f Ms I5 'G of Q 2 gi A r : :gt . zz. , .- X l 1 Q S 3' 5 ' a fb ,Q 5 R ,.::, 2, ' Sig X I 3 ., , . . ,t at Q , . Q . , f- 5:-, X . , .,,, ,. . . , , , . xglf '44 w is I' 4 X t QQ is sa , :Q X: ,N e Ln., FRESHMEN Row 1: Tommy Jones, Cecil Joyner, Gwen Jurna- kins, John Kelley, Susan Kendrick, Zachary Ken- nedy, Herbie Key Row 2: Randy Knight, Janet Knox, Donna Ladd, Lourie Lambert, Steve Lancaster, Sam Larussa, Laurence Morris Row 3: Gregory Lawson, Shirley Lawson, Tim Lawson, Jeff Learned, Brenda Lee. Kassandra Lee, Beatrice Lester Row 4: Donnie Lester, Yolanda Lester, Ellen Lewis, Lloyd Liscomb, Martha Lovelace, Theresa Lovell, Mike Loy Row 5: Joyce Loyal, Belinda Lynch, Harold Mar- dis. Lisa Marion, Ronald Marion, Christy Martin, Tom Martin Row 6: Charles Masters, Nancy Mathews, Rox- anne Maxey, Frank McCarter, Kerry McGraw, Ivy McCreary, Lisa McCreary ENTHUSIASTIC . . SPIRITED . . INVOLVED . . summarizes the class of '78 Although most of the freshmen had never heard of a homecoming, or a spirit week, they soon became just as involved in school spirit as the upperclassmen. During spirit week the freshmen decorated the lower halls, and demonstrated their togetherness as the class of '78, by wearing football badges. Most of the art work was designed by Charles Wallace with Kerri Benge as chairman of decorations. Left: Princess Kerri Benge and Prince Tommy Ramirez represented the Fresh- man Class during Homecoming Festivi- ties. ' 123 FRESHMEN Row 1: Dianne McLaughlin, Danny McMann, Tony McMann, Cathy McMurry. Sheila Mc-Murry, Melody Meadows, Richard Miller Row 2: Scott Miller, Brenda Mills, Mark Milum, Charles Monroe, Saul Montez. Sylvia Montez, Gloria Mont' omery Row 3: Gregory Montgomery, lieloris Moore. Sheila Morgan. Erie Morrow, Johnny Mosby, Cheryl Motley, llonna Mullinax Row 4: Teresa M ulryan, Diane Muse, Gregory Nelson, Gina Nevers. Kathy Nipper, Connie Norris, Harvey Offett. Row 5: Karen Ulrlhan, Brenfla Oliver, Ron Ore- bauyrh, Kathy Ottinuer, David Owen, John Owens, Fharles Parker Row 6: Dennis Parke-rson, David Pearson, Larry Pence, Mona Pennington, Deborah Pense. Michael Pe'ty, Michael Pervine Row 7: Ellen Phillips, Joe Phipps, Deborah Pierce, Georlretta Pitcocly, Becky Place. Mike Polston. L'tonya Porter Row 8: Shelly Potter, Clare Powell, Gerald Pow- ell, George Powells, Glen Prater. Larry Presley. Vera Prillemore Row 9: Dwight Pruitt. Letema Pucketl, Mardine Quarles, Tom Ramirez. Ray Ratcliff, 'l'om Katcliff Tammy Rav Row 10: Peyrpry Reed. Felicia Relford. Irvin Rel- forll, Kim Rice, Dennis Richardson, Terry Richee. Freda Riclielt 124 5 11. .. K . e f h is E m if - ,R ,, ,. .,,. .. , , .,.. N, .V , ,. i ' ? X , .... - 9 .. 5 'K x 4 ii N .v 'age N uf. .1 Q Ax if . Q .,, ,Mr - J' 3 N X is E SZ x lm: 'N sa K - E... . ,,,., c. .,, T .cck . , sqb S Q , . E .Q ,,k,,, x . . s, N ...,. . - 4 xnxx puff QE X 3? 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' - .1 ff 515:11-1 1 f. - it fi 1 1 Q, i,g'1,5g1,x,,, , ,. i 2, KA, A, FRESHMEN Row 1: Diane Riddirk, Leroy Riley, Drusilla Roaden, Mary Robinson, Ricky Robinson, Keith Rogers, Mary Rogers Row 2: Teresa Rose, Janet Rundell, Mark Rush, Terrv Russell, Belinda Sauer. David Saunders, Debra Scott Row 3: Eddye Scott, Mary Scott, Annie Self, Theora Sexton, Nikki Shaw, Walter Shelly, Barbara Shinault Row 4: Clyde Shovan. Darrell Simmons, Cathy Simpson, M a r k Singleton, Cindy Skiles, Hoi Skinner, Tonya Slaughter Row 5: Doug Slinder, Mary Smerdel, Greg Smith, Jackie Smith, Larry Smith, Wade Smith, Angela Smoot Row 6: Kimberly Smoot, Constance Smotherman, Debra Sparks, Mark Spears, Pamela Spears, David Staton, Debbie Staton Row 7: Fairley Statzer, James S t ea d, Nonie Steenberyzen, Kevin Sterling, Richard Sterrett, Stanley Stewart, Rita Stevens Row 8: Russell Stevens. Cloteal Stone, Ray Stone, Ralanda Stovall, Teresa Stringer, Tonya Strong, Darlene Stuhblefield Row 9: Sandy Sullivan, Chanta Sutton, Nina Synesael, Danny Tanner, Sue Tanner, Clyde Tate, Joseph Tate Row 10: Dan Taylor, John Taylor, Keith Taylor, Scott Taylor. Dora Thomas, Edgar Thomas. Henry Thomas 125 ,, 1 , FRESHMEN Row 1: Jeff Thomas, John Thomas, Don Thomp- son, James Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Norma Thompson, Robert Thompson Row 2: Barbara Tingle, Marianne Toliver. Ronald Tracy, Brenda Tretter. Jayne Turner, Stephanie Turner. Kathleen Wagers, Row 3: Beverly Walden, Benny Walker, Bill Walker, Larry Walker, Stephanie Walker, Wil- liam Walker, Bettie Wallace Row 4: Charles Wallace, Marian Ware, Norlin Ware, Damon Warner, Daryl Washington, Padena Washington, Gary Watson Row 5: Harold Watson, Jim Watson, Larry Wat- son, Robert Weaver, Debra Webb, Duane Weed, Joyce Weems Row 6: Brenda Welch, Herk Wesley, Nick West- enhofer, Bill White, George White, Mark White, Mike Whobery Row 7: Ben Wiggs, Andrea Wilburn, Tim Wilker- son, Charlotte Williams, Dan Williams, David Williams, Jackie Williams Row 8: Leo Williams, Susan Williams, Terry Williams, Anna Williamson, Robert Williamson, Bill Willoughby, Mary Willoughby Row 9: Jeff Wilmington, Marth Wilson, Robert Wilson, Steve Winegar, Kimberly Winfrey, James Winkle, Dorothy Workman Row 10: Brenda Wotring, Mike Wright, Tammy Wright, John Young, Jeif Gowdy 126 N? .PF as-P ' M W ii vi Y so ,S ff. I an ,t . 1 .5 aw , X .5 . ,,, . ' s ., me t.e seen, W' , rr' ' 3 i X i 5' ' .K ,Q S, -st :N ,J J X! ., , X i 151 .fe-S . Q p. , X , ',.'b-Q, H ...., V K , S . 1 ' -I ':5'2s, W ' . t X' 1 f 5 ' N ,g:e,:Eg,:k, . fr I. , N- ,, 5 ' F 5 ., I 'Q A .Q Qi ss JH sa W Kg EX SA 'av is Q W i at cl K - 5 1556 ofif . 1'3 2 e.:,,,Ei, me-. - , ,iv i . f seas- we N SJR QFUF 'r W? 2 za Sis ,K i 15,r,,:r.g3 .. . .:.:. , ..,: aa www ca. Saws t x ii Xx fs X fb Q, as I 127 When memories of good times seem dim and long ago, may this 1975 POST help revive and relive the beautiful year, 1974 - 75, at The home of PRINCIPAL: STAFF : PRINTERS AND LINOTYPERS: FACULTY ADVISORS: Champions. OTHERS wno CONTRIBUTED: PHOTOGRAPHERS: SMITHCRAFT COVER: COVER DESIGN: THEME DESIGN: BINDERS : lv 1 bl. we wi? W? Za' sf 'bc as i Produced and Published by George Washington High School Students. 128 Cloyd Julian Joetre Bailey Becky Burmeister 5 Regina Clonce , Randy Ooten L ' Diane Place l Howard Hart A Ronald Heinrich Jesse Hull Phillip Mayfield 'J Walley McIntosh ' Robert Powell Kevin Summers 4 David Vaughn f Ruth McLeish V, Michael Barrett 1 Walter Mendel Linda Wiedmann Cloyd Julian Jason Bowers Betty Maloney Betty Werthman ffl 1 Root Photographers Ray Dobbs Jack Bundy Anthony Hampton L John Miller H Sz H Binders .Elie if 1 2222253 ,SSR