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

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Diana J oette Randy Regina Becky Place Bailey Ooten Clonce Burmeister POST STAFF

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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

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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