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

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FIRST IN DISTRICT Winning was the main idea the girls ensemble had in their hearts and winning is what they accom- plished at Indiana Central at the solo and ensemble contest as they captured a first place in the dis- Lrict. Both the Concert Club and En- semble gave performances at ele- mentary feeder schools and for community organizations meetings and dinners. GIRLS ENSEMBLE: First Row: Freda Quarles, Carolyn Peace, Alice Ridener, Rolanda Stovall, Deborah Henry, Deloris Moore, Row 2: Mrs. Colvin, Ruthie Mance, Linda Mason, Kim Blankenship, Eddy Scott, Bettie Wallace, Gina Zell- mer, Mrs. Brooks. AA Nunn. in 4 Haiiifieu- . . .- ,L-exams, , I . ISQWH' COLONIAL CHORUS: First Row: Sherrie Coleman, Alma Hart, Jacqueline Smith, Essie Stingley, Kim Holloway, Padena Washington, Marian Ware, Wanda Houston, Dora Thomasg Row 2: Patricia Welch, Debra Sebree, Cindy Cody, Louis Taylor, Ger- ald Day, Linda Huffman, Christine Taylor, Joann Dancyg Row 3: Ivy McCreary, Lisa Marion, Susan Williams Lesley Watson Ricky Gunter, Paul Thompson, Morris Smith, Carrie Hall, Rose Hart, Peggy Reed, Row 4: Teresa Stringer, Anthony Gray, Cor- neluis Oliver, Jim Keeler, Vanessa Highbaugh, Rick Hightower, Ronald Price, Dennis Purkerson, Mark Hamilton, Brenda Oliver, Felicia Relford, Walter Coleman. Director-Mrs. Colvin 20 4 5

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F r GIRLS CONCERT CLUB: First Row: Sandy Epley, Annette Cathron, Brenda Welch, Susan Deakin, Row 2: Sharon Whitlock, Andrea Jones, Willena Gam- ble, Julie Abshier, Carla Williams, Bren- da Lee, Row 3: Kim Callahan, Tina Ed- wards, Sybil Ford, Connie Lucas, Teresa Savage, Mrs. Colvin. NASHVILLE SOUND Members of the Continentalaires headed South to Dixieland during the Week of April 21-23. Nashville was their destination, where they en- joyed the musical sound of Nashville and the Country and Western capi- tol of the World. While there, they competed with other ensembles for scholarships and monetary awards. H1 l -1 41 A lv w'lv--gg-, H ORCHESTRA: First Row: Lori Baber, Jackie Freeman, Chris Goins, Mary Heath, Joe Shovel , Rita Thompson, Cynthia Tate, Sharon Stephens, Row 2: Mark Shaw, Ernie Reno, Teresa Tate, Barbara Watson, Susan Shires, Alana Hall, Willena Gam- ble, Kim Lander, Letita Badgett, Cathy Preda, Mr. Fredriks. CONTINENTALAIRES: Mike Hamilton-Essie Stingley, Mark Hamilton-Mrs. Colvin, Andre Bryant-Brenda Vifelch Glenn Barker-Annie Self, Ralph Skaggs-Denise Goff, Rick Gerald Day-Gloria Faulk. Hightower-Nancy Lander, Corneilus Jones-Deloris Moore, 19

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AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB: Sheila Mc-Murray, Janet Minton, Duane Dearmang Row 2: Mrs. Nolan, Sponsor, Frank McGroan, Dewayne Vanhorng Row 3: David King, Frankie Tibhs, Denise Conn, Randy Brennan, Mary Williams, Bill Wesenherg, Mark Byrd. Below: LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: First Row: Denise Conn, Sheila McMurray, Barbara Tretter, Robin Adams, Row 2: Mrs. Noggle, Judy Gaudette, Donna Mardis, Gail Law- son, Marcia Qualkenbushg Row 3: Mrs. Harvey, Leah Smith, Judy Marcum, Katrina l-Ivans, Mrs. Nolan, Row 4: Jeffrey Tate, Walter Coleman, Jerry Mance, Kevin Maul, Mark Byrd, Brian Hahn, Janet Minton, Row 5: Mr. Steinberg, Mary Williams, Bill Wesenberg, Vernon Lee, Clyde Dotts, Randy Brennan. L SMOOTH OPERATION l.iln'ar,i'. Audio Yisual and Book- store assistants are all trained to pert'orin their duties in order to keep that area of the school run- ning' snioothly. Bookstore assistants had their patienve tried when underclass pic- tures caine in for sale. They re- trained their pleasant smiles and performed their task well. Audio Visual cluh nienihers held a bake sale as their 1l1'O'lGL'l of the year. Below: BOOKSTORE ASSISTANTS: First Row: Sehevonna Blankenship, Dar- lene Ha1'din, Yolanda Lester, Cathy Hom- melg Row 2: Anna Hartsalla, Susan Shires, Cathy Simpson, Row 3: Leanne Sauer, Angela Blane, Lisa Marion, Denny Slilltlll, Jeff Bit-k. 21