George Rogers Clark High School - Powder Horn Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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(L tu Lie Anchors aweigh! Bells rang, whistles shrieked, the engines began to hum. anil the good ship George Rogers Clark put out into a head sea. During the jail cruise the classes and clubs were organized, and the new students and teachers made the ac- quaintance oj the. old hands. 7 he bugle call jor athle tes was sounded early, and football, tennis, and cross country got under way. 7 bus students began getting their sea-legs in the numerous school activ- ities.

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Sitting .Icanne W agoner. Jackie Glair. Miss Yocliam. Helen Eddy. Noreen Moore, Dorothymae llultgren. Standing: Miriam Antilla, Frank argo. Edward Davidson. George Fcrcncc. Dorothy Stross, Bill Scnndl. Bill Zimmerman. Dorothy Gardner. POWDER HORN STAFF All hands on deck, pull up the gang- plank. lower away, ship ahoy! These and other nautical terms raced through the minds of the members of the “Powder I lorn’’ staff while working on the “Powder I lorn. I he reason for this was that the stall had decided to have a new theme for the annual of 1937, and you can knock me down a hatch if it wasn t unique. The minute the ship weighed anchor. the staff started work on the log. Although at times the task seemed long and tiresome, they rode out the waves of discouragement safely and reached their goal without having sprung a leak in the frame-work of their idea. The officers of the 1936-37 f )WC Icr 1 lorn staff were: 1936-37 POWDER HORN STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager .. Assistant Advertising Manager — Class Editor Editor of Departments Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Feature Editor Girls’ Sports Boys’ Sports Snapshot Editor Calendar Editor Faculty Advisers Helen Eddy Bill Schnell Deloss Burk Jeanne Wagoner Frank Vargo Jackie Clair ... Dorothy Stross George Ference Bill Zimmerman Dorothy Gardner Noreen Moore Miriam Antilla Edward Davidson Wilbur Evans Dorothy Hultgren Miss Pearl Yocham, Miss Carolyn Lambert [ 10 ]

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iceti MRS. ALICE ADMIRAL - Latin. English MISS LEAH BOOTH - Mathematics MR. MARSHALL CHANDLER - Physics. Mathematics MRS. ANNE CLIPP1NCER - Junior I ligh Literature MISS DOROTHEA COLE - Clothing MISS FRANCES COLE - Junior I ligh English, Mathematics MISS JOAN COUGHLAN - Commercial MR. RALPH COX - Personnel Director. Mechanical Drawing MR. R. W. CUNNINGHAM - Director of Physical Education FACULTY MISS HELEN DAY - Junior I ligh English. Social Science MR. ADAM DECKER - Band. Social Science MISS CLELLAH GRIFFIN - Social Science, Mathematics The crew of the good ship George Rogers Clark was fortunate in having throughout its voyage a ready, willing, and able ’ staff of thirty-four officers in the junior and senior high schools. These officers not only taught, hut also served as sponsors of classes and various extra-curricular activities. Our officers hail from many different ports. I he states of Indiana. Illinois. Mis- souri, Wisconsin. Michigan, Ohio, Iowa. Arkansas. Nebraska, and California are represented. I hey have also received their training at numerous institutions of learning. I hey have received degrees at the state