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

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APPRECIATION GIVEN Student Council planned and held a n o t h e r successful venture- Wrestler Appreciation Day. During the day, the wrestlers were reco- gnized and students were encour- aged to attend the match against Howe to be held in the Wrestling room at the end of the day. Members of the Student Council attended the meet and voted on the most valuable wrestler winning his match. Jeff Cole, the team's HWT wrestler, was awarded the trophy. Another appreciation day was held during basketball season. Each basketball players parents were recognized and the mothers were presented with a rose as a symbol of their faithful support and dedi- cation to their sons. Wrestler Jeff Cole accepts the 'fMost Valuable Wrestler trophy on Wrestler Appre ciation Day from Student Council President Rick Hightower. Below: BASKETBALL TEAM PARENTS HONORED: First Wearren, Ms. Rutherford, Mr. Kr Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. Sz Mrs Row: Mr. Kr Mrs. Tate, Mr. 8.1 Mrs. McCoyg Row 2: Principal O'Neal, and Mrs. Jackson. This group of faces was a familiar Julian, Mr. Shelton, Mrs. Bailey and brother, Mr. Kr Mrs. site at the games this year. 12

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I 5 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 1976 One usually thinks of a Home- coming as being at home, but 1976 was not a usual fall season for the Continentals. All home games were held at the opponents field. Homecoming was against Cathed- ral at CYO Field Friday, October 8. Senior Annette Fields was crown- ed Queen during half-time cere- monies. Football player Jeff Eng- land was named King. The Cathedral Irish tried to dampen the Homecoming spirit by winning the game 28-14. In spite of their win, Continentals were en- thusiastic and enjoyed the act- ivities planned by the Student Council. 4 - . in f ' at is s . .K 11

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PAGES: First Row: Sharon Smith, Lorisa Mervar, Gale Summers, Lenora Mervai Billie Moore, Row 2: Brenda Wotring, Tina Dishman, Shari Davidson, Karen Filer, Nancy Hagan, David Day, Leanne Sauer, Row 3: Danny Rees, Rick Hightower, An- drea Davidson. SENATE 8: HOUSE PAGES Helping the Senate and House of Representatives was the main idea Student Council members had in mind when they arrived at the State House to serve as Pages. During the day they learned of and were introduced t o s o m e v e r y prominent people in state govern- ment. These people consisted of S e n a t o r s, Representatives, and even Govenor Bowen. They had a complete tour of the remarkable State House. That day marked an important and rememberable event for all who participated as Pages for the State of Indiana. Lower left: Leanne Sauer, Danny Rees, Rick Hightower, Karen Filer, and Len- ora Mervar pose for the camera as they try out the judges chairs in the State S u p re m e Courtroom. Below: Student Council Officers David Day, Karen Filer, Rick Hightower, and Danny Rees led the page brigade in the Senate. . 5 ' i lf. x A 13