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

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A TASTE OF MILITARY LIFE Thursday at GWHS is polish your brass day. ln and out of class, one sees ROTC members checking the tarnish on their buttons and other insignia as Thursday is inspection day. Each student is made aware of military procedure, the precision of drill, and vocal commands. Drill procedure and practice begins as early as 7 :OO a.m. or may mean staying after school for practice. Beinga member of a special team calls for extra hours of effort and dedication. Currently there are several drill teams of which three are for the men and one for the women. Upper left: ROTC BOYS EXIBITION DRILL TEAM: First Row: Wayne Rush, Dewayne Vanhorn, Charles Joyner: Row 2: Curtis Day, Clyde White, Robert Wea- ver, Morris Smith, Charles Parker. ' I8 :gc , ' COLOR GUARD: Dwight Pruitt, Alfreda A Payne, Debbie Scott, Greg Hudson. ROTC IDR DRILL TEAM B: First Row: Arvin Martin, Chris Lofton, Richard Cook, Turner Hart: Row 2: Mike Conn, Rick Wilburn, William Theaman, Gary Hudson. 23

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ROTC Sixteen members of the Wash- ington High School ROTC units were honored by the City of Indianapolis during the Federal Inspection Day ceremonies. The awards were given for precision, drills, inspection, parade dress, classroom work, and dedication. The ROTC units participated in the Yeteran's Day Parade and the Armed Forces Day Parade. Right: ROTC IDR DRILL TEAM A: First Row: Jeff Learned, Robert Lamon, Mike Conn: Row 2: Dwight Pruitt, Greg Hudson, Levi Figley, Teddy Conn. Below: GIRLS ROTC: Kneeling: Jean Bradham, Alfreda Payne, Stephanie Mc- Dowell, Carla Johnson, Winny Lindsey, Sharon Weaver, Janet Minton, Angela Wiley, Cheryl Motley, Carol McDaniels, Debbie Scott: Standing: Gloria Jurnakins. 22

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PARTICIPATION KEY lfreetltnns Iftilllltllllltbll sponsored Hap sessions giving' students an npiitwttiiiity to nieet and talk with leaders nt' the t-onnnnnity. Sales nt' cancly were high. With th e profits the DIC Clulm Qjave their eniplnyers a trophy in appre- ciation nt' their participation in the progrrain and as their service pro- jects pure-liasecl liasliets of food at 'lIllilIlliSgl'lX'lll,Q' for those not so for- tunate and sponsored a If page in the '77 POST. R i ,Lf h t : FREEDONIS FOUNDATION: First Row: Wayne Rush, .Iam-kie Williams, .It-an Branlham, Angela llrown, Debbie Si-ntt, Vit-ki Harringtnng Row 2: Mrs. Jnlinsnn. llill Wi-sf-iilwrgx, .Ioan Hradhain, Tonya l'tn'ter, Linila Mason, Doris Thom- as, .linly Sant-r. llelintla Sauer: Row 3: Yalarii- Ili-eliins, Fairnlyii Scutt, Brenda Oliver. Felicia lit-lftnwl, Angie Wiley, lrwin Ri-l1'rn'1l. lie-low: DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: First Row: Slit-rri Coleman, Kelly Hahn, Dt-ln':i t'hainlu-rs, Myra Noble. Nancy Dt-nniz Row 2: lissia- Stingley, Dianna Wilson. Shi-lin lirmriiswell, Lori Garr, Tina llatlierly, l,inrla Iistepg Row 3: Audrey Pri-lla. Darlene Iiasdall, Toni Ray, .-Xiinit-it Davis, Blilie Kivett, Linda Etlllllllltl, l,ai'r3' VVal'ren, Juuli Butler. Sherri Malone. 5:19 .as :J '17 24 - +2115 'l,qi