Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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EXPLORATORY TEACHERS-Row 1: S. White, P. Mozingo, L. Loflin, I. Cladney. Row 2: M. Dugan, L. Ragan, C. Caulden, S. Cuerrieu, Thomas. Row 3: R. Reed, R. Cooley, L. Young, I. Dearman, W. Board, P. Exploratory group With its 32 members, Wood's Exploratory Teach- ing group was the largest in any city high school for the third semester. Combining with the Future Teachers of America for a total membership of 87, the two groups made several field trips to colleges and universities during the year. They also sponsor an annual Christmas tea for all of the Exploratory Teachers in the city. The groupis activities express their motto, Pre- Robinson, J. Dixon. Row 4: R. Creek, I. Passwater, C. Riaisor, R. Robbins, C. Mitchell, P. Brown, S. Foley, S. Soan. is largest in cit pare yourself today for what might come tomor- rowf, Designed to give the student experience and information about the teaching profession, the Ex- ploratory program gives each student an opportu- nity to assist classroom teachers either at Wood or a nearby elementary school. Requirements for membership include senior status, Cv grade aver- age, and evidence of good citizenship. - AL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Row 1: P. Cap- shaw, S. White, P. Mozingo, L. Loflin. Row 2: M. Du- gan, L. Young, L. Ragan, S. Frye, D. Ritter, K. Poehler, S. Cuerrieri, I. Cladney, S. Sloan, Cv. Thomas. Row 3 E. Newton, D. VVhitlow, I. Mink, G. Gaulden, G. Raisor N. Chelf, C. Hoover, P. Ritter, I. Dearman, P. Robinson, W. Board, I. Dixon, K. Chatman. Row 4: R. Creek, I. Passwater, B. Tinsley, R. Creek, C. Taylor, P. Hattiex, L. McGinley, R. Cooley, R. Robbins, C. Mitchell, P. Brown, S. Foley, R. Herring.

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Assistants help things run smoothl el 4 STAGE CREW-Left to right: A. Bennett, I. Didot, C. McGinney, E. Moore, P. Martin. On ladder is B. Batas. s 5 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Row 1: B. Ambers, D. Rusie, J. E. Northem, C. Wemmer, C. Brown, J. Perks, M. Snyder Haddix, M. Maynard. Row 2: L. Greene, W. Flora, G. ROW 4: I. Tumer, J. Pack, L. Kirkwood, J. Martin, I. Raisor, L. Nolces, I. Franklin, P. Raisor. Row 3: C. Smith, Reed, V- D1'iVCl', E- Alexander, P. Sedam. 93

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Junior Honor Society has prize float HONOR SOCIETIES-ROW 1: R. Rusie, D. Perry, L. Smith, L. Loflin, R. Ramsey. Row 2: S. Kincaid, P. Newton, C. Brown, J. Reed, S. Odom, S. Baxter, C. McCall. Row 3: L. Estes, S. Wise, C. Dailey, D. Inskeep, P. Organized to further scholarship, service, leader- ship, and character, the National Honor Society opens membership to students who maintain a BD average and show evidence of integrity, self reliance, and initiative. This year the Iunior Honor Society took first prize for their Homecoming float. Mozingo, I. Turner, S. Perryman, L. Carter, C. Mauler. Row 4: L. McGinley, W. Board, M. Harris, S. Sloan, N. Linley, D. Quinlan, I. Dixon, K. Sarden, R. Parrish, C. Thomas. The peppiest organization at VVood is the Cheer- block. Supporting our teams with enthusiastic spirit, they appear at all games. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Emminger, they sponsored several activities, including a coat check with the Key Club at basketball games. CHEERBLOCK-Row 1: D. Minor, R. Ramsey, P. Banks, S. Penner, L. Rice, C. Dennis. Row 2: R. Lee, S. Moore, R. Hatcher, R. Winston, S. Bellamy, N. johnson, L. Kitchen, C. Jefferson. Row 3: B. Burkes, P. Shivers, M. Bellamy, B. Lackey, D. Crawford, V. Morgan, M. Fisher, B. Johnson, P. Miller. 95