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

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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

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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,

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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