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

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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

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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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MR. RAYMOND HARRIS - Commercial. Mathematics MR. NII.O IIOVEY - Band. Orchestra MISS IDA IVERSEN - English. Social Studies MISS EMII.Y JOHNSON - Junior High History. Mathematics MRS. AGNES KRAFT - Special MISS MARY CAROTIN KROHN - Art MISS CAROLYN LAMBERT English MISS ESTHER LANGE - Social Science MISS IRMA MARTIN Library MISS VEVA McATEE - Science MISS JEAN McBRIEN - Science MR. M. L. MULLINS - Manual Arts FACULTY universities of California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan. Wisconsin, and also Michael Reese I lospital. I hey have at- tended such schools as Northwestern. De- Pa uw. Iowa Slate I eachers College, Arkan- sas College, Lewis Institute in C hicago. Pur- due, Cornell College in Iowa, Missouri Slate Teachers’ College, and the universities ol Chicago, Boston. Southern California, and Columbia University. We inde ed owe a debt of gratitude to our faculty — not only for their patience with us in classes, hut lor giving their time so generously to our clubs and supporting our dances, sales, and athletic events through the year. [ 13 ]