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

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GOES TO WAR over with senior boys. . . . Clark s facility helps with rationing during that mem¬ orable week of free afternoons. . . The editors of the WGHSN and the treasurer of the Class of ' 42 purchase war bonds from Mr. Cox. . . . Hey. what ' s this? The hoys foods class. America s future homemakers and chels. working under the supervision of Miss Ido.

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CLARK SCHOOL Look out! Here come ihc Commando ! . . Buksar. Faughn. Argus and Hudak of the home nursing class practice what books preach. . . . Commandos race through the zigzag course in record lime. . . . Miss Yocham. war counselor, interviews seniors girls. . . . Clark ' s band, student speakers, and assembly members commemorate Armistice Day. . . . Mr. Shanklin and Mr. Griffin. Clark ' s war counselors, talk it Page S v

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ADMINISTRATION Certainly Mr. R. B. Miller s beaming smile has abolished the well-known dread ol the principal s office. In fact, to those who realize his genuine interest in student problems and the wellare ol our student body, he is known as the princ-i-pal. The first person new students become acquainted with is Mr. Ralph Cox. personnel director and chiel student counsellor. He advises students on sched¬ ules and credits, besides providing valuable aid in placing graduates in business and industrial positions. Mrs. Mabel Brown, the ollice secretary in charge of our too-lamiliar ninth hours, and Miss Julia ♦Jedinsky. stenographer, are always ready to care lor student needs. Another vital department ol our administration v is the school board, appointed by the city council. This group of men keeps George Rogers Clark in lighting trim.