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

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MISS DORIS NELSON - Journalism, English MISS AMBROSIA NOETZEL - Foods MISS HENRIETTA PUI.SKAMP - French, English MISS NORMA ROSS - Physical Education MISS LAURA SCHAD - English. Speech MR. JOHN SHANKEIN - Social Science. English MISS EENORE SIEEIMAN - Commercial MISS LOUISE SYKES - Nurse. I lealth MR. LAVER NE TAYLOR - Social Studies. Athletics MR. PAUL WILKINSON - Physics, Mathematics MISS PEAL YOCHAM - English . o. Pictures MISS EVELYN CARLSON - English MISS JEANETTE FERRIS - Music [U]

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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 ]

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Bob Smith Bill hite Evelyn Eddy Ann Brown President V ice-president Secretary Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS I he cruiser George Rogers Clark sailed I rom the home port with a crew ol one hundred and eighty First Year Midshipmen, who proved themselves to be unusually adaptable to the rigorous demands of the voyage, and fulfilled their duties with a hearty readiness worthy ol the top rank officers which they hope some day to be- come. I he freshmen chose as their officers: Bob Smith, president: (fill White, vice-president: Evelyn Eddy, secretary: and Ann Brown, treasurer, with Mr. M. L. Mullins acting as their leader and adviser. Many ol these students have already en- tered successfully into the field of music, athletics, and drama. I en freshmen had the honor to he a part of the George Rogers Clark Band, thus enjoying the competition in the district and state contests. Lucille Christy. Doris Ourant. Marvin Francis, and Donald Sh earer distinguished themselves as line musicians on their respective instru- ments, in solo contests and in concerts. I Joyd Conley has the distinction of being the only freshman to receive a major letter in athletics this year. I his was awarded to him because of his line work in wrestling. Joe I labzansky and Curtis Buck received minor letters in wrestling. Seymour Kaplan was awarded a minor letter in tennis. Minor letters in cross country were awarded to Frank Kulasak and Camillus Duha. Mike aliska received a minor letter in basketball, being a regular on the “B” squad. I he Washington Swing, a Washing- ton s I birthday dance, was the main event ol the Midshipmen s first cruise. It takes its place among the best dances of the year. With three full years of sailing ahead ol them, and with such a line record for their lirst year, much may be expected I rom these hardy young sailors. [ 15 ]