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

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IN5 ALL-AMERICAN’.. AWARDED TO Pf j j e w £ ect ° r 1943-44 Paper Win Jo Present His Highest NSPA Rai ar c each 2 lYvurs f 0 w peri® 4 bh . F lve oe© n T, ' er 5 lenr Cu f, To, » n iod d ti© th© b :°ToTv. ? ft oG ; B.l©o at -r bur© 1 W ■ - in£ v.». the it- hat ® a chi [ n ff •oJtooj. v A ' — .ijtliuo , X© 9 - frvnvi - KO arr 4 V s a ' vo hi Has j s is a - V« r B th© lO ® 9 fcure. r W ft :° ' eV«. c AWsW©r 9 • aO» h°ol »° r „ a an 4 s? ' if . r °mo n . ha s c hand ta ht i n n , d H na - wh fro H Wcvcr - hi 0 Ai eh s ?° “PPanoo H s f 4,lsa Af«r, ndi « a. 1. fcaup-Jw. r Jori n „ FirSt f enseiSV 9 ; hter concert v January 31. 14 ,,, iU direct Cariyl 9 Sr r ard Se ,icr r nrst --- Vie orchestra. gr a©, % -«r£ ec ion N A1 t also tYv© x or ur. Wu si»6 ebel AW in l° ur T ' OWr rorts are “OT ' Wra ' s bV W are aer-ria® only ament P , t.hc y V Tne ®W or 0° e St.. .. s 0 : ©’ string Y © ■ owa i° s tru 0t t o he GJidd ° r cone Clark 9 . » 08 Program £ Be Broadcast .? ' W 1 , ««-•“,« « GRCSta ' Th School a OCY Vfc ' ' c jps- v ' ‘ . oa t TTls Xc sextet Cr Qia “’j orr .. . , typistTbutalso to all tn=J s te f e on J dvillj ►!• L ' rtsrtlV 22b«. of the staff string 9 ®; d a s °V” T arr. °- ' est : r ?n the Senior Nor BY ALICE FRENCH First semester copiec the 1943-44 Pioneer have been -awarded an American rating from National Scholastic Pr Association, according word received this week Mr. Max Beaty, publioatic director. This is the third time the history of Clark school and the second master in succession the NSPA has given coveted award to the Pion News. goeB not only to Ja Atchison, editor- in-chi hi managing and Norma Hansen, TO ? age «°rtl° ' t bc uanont T3££S VA x Acce r °ojj,WA a urh ac h©r, ; v ,»rf r -, © © V© a e ° « vn „ e® ,.v,e a .Ai.n? „ a Git y. S ° tro- ®t t v, , G 1 cor „ ■ ??.? • v otn° .ti ' J® V; Hh 0 oct o , 0 oo tn® . R vcor . coC io concert WSiS’ - sc f ad ' 1 .. . aV - e ' vV AW ■.a s minute radi © broadcast J 0 D from on Parade, n c ° Program, Hi , - directly t ' rrt.H TH-r ' l ts,. T rlu„ Thursday p 1 tV .? 2 ‘30 p.a. Miss 0 h 0lle ee The Jutii , ' eht Qf or Febru- an- - « °s Lrs;?; coi.imittee S fc y membe - » q e a c ' e5 ' r 0T eS ' ' oi W2 jrssi ©Sot, ■antle ' is ,. M sh ’ rp „ — r H m„. - LK - ' South „ , r °o ■ ' “aa °° 5 ‘ Gath Pa ? C ' je .e 6 £d.V 5ri b .4 °Porr ; to ,oce ,or OQ Toir K?? r ©n 4 VU»H©r cr Qv ' tv , oe 4 »n 4 t 0 p » ' -y - . , r toy® p, r e©n. ter Vtd » r 0 y X 4rl - nM ' ,?nul E Pl CN aJ c,r, ” Tdi. S9 Pi rfx© 0 ' , ( 0 J nt.® 5 4 ® 0 WN V ° h® t nt® la PRfliR ’ht iv a jot in 3© Atet k- W® t; ..uS 1 , 1 ty en ' , - OF in Uo© v ' H ! art it , o v members of the staff fulfilled the promise last fall that they continue the excellent w of last year’s staff The PN tallied 965 poin 65 more than last yea All-American soored. book, 60 points is the that can be givon for mimeographing of a pap , f -v - cunou i aynij « r- ©t. ootl’ but the judges thought 3 tl m y ' t t .. . « J 4 Wa 4 4- V a . r nt3H al o ' 14 copy.j, ,fV. ;•« •„ ' »« »». » ,S5j- SS r«r«c.rr « ««o «« ty 4 ® 4 rC nt S ®T° nrlHO v 0 » .ti FN so good that they avrnr 65 points, saying it the best they had seen In all divisions of ratings the sports ] ranked 100 per cent. Mak pa and inside news wb P ? nP n n to P rajllc p©ac© . Father who MS ' r n m ir .. ur REPRESENT S®- de s life. rant --;;v and d ban--n v:nd rt an AKK I.C¥AiL¥¥ Neal Creswell. outstand ' lng school orator and de- father bater, has one© again art m He©- thron H oU Viapnin® 33 ’ ctrif® ' UcnV HEROS Ai PldiTf) i?. Ail den George Rogers Clark school 11s in line, going to win that game anoth- time, or Ooorgo Rogors Clark schoo. al be, or George Rogers Clark we ' ll 11 so cheorfully, hen wo ' ll fight, fight e whole way through, hen vo got that ball wo 11 put thr ugh, or Goorgo Rogors Clark you ' ll ar uj yoll, us j oil — Rahl Rah I Rohi oW G v ' ;V brought Clark ' s name to the Vor „ive us P- s v vort r top by defeating Hammond .HS ' igh and gaining the eity Or . amoionship during tils ' ° ot ®d T r J , £ s u ' g £ i he Co ri r of j„° u « i«n w Yf- 1 vampionship t rican Legion Friday. 5 ' 6 ‘ 0 i‘ N V’ s ®° ' ' ty P‘ Guard us ° £ « £ ' SP-ii® pe®= e b6 ir ' S . CunnT-T.® . oratorical ’Father viho art heav - ’d aa The©- Phy s d l,r - wa s ro- of icai th© winner of the Hammond ©du- WllUlO — - - T -- 0 C- ' t, Neal will represent ‘fJiW . t-Apy® ..efd lions. v ,ho h ' rnrge lingers CAarli High Hvhnnl •a n put n in the district Our en ,. r -thanks ® u , ' ao n sl d . t st r”u « r “f thanks fro© ! Ph o© to. ' C tvQn 9 list Will Student AssomU. LV. earth . The© for th ' ■ood- CoX ' OPPlc P er ®or.-’ YOU PIONEERS fro© thy Add , l nj dQ y !e thank ne sS ». TYvee Wld Pr - S ' Bo b Hotchki s3 birth. Yo. -- Pioneer j, .1 back you with all our might i You — Pioneers, iat .game foriho Blue and White; lothing loss tlion vie ' try your Or. famed Stanl traveler au thor r 0 f el. conduct r e u CtUrer - •»» Chri d ? ltion to colWW ices berinn,- 1 S1 ° us serv Gnr ls t la n nu 5sfn „ oondu cti nj nlr.g at tT Su nday ««« center!! 5 . at tfe! is s .,. , he ' Clv ic cen tarriPrirtn-H -tiZjTifH Vi»eav --By [HMGCI (LlIAVlSlK CGD ' aocal council , A addition f ° urehe io spirit of Ceorgo irk inspire you; You — Pioneers, see you FI3JT: FIGHT: Rogors re v 10 oenter VT th? fiddled to “•“ special st „a T° ad dres the GRf ? r-t as «emblv Fiarr: Thursday GRC at lo , , , 1C author of n nnn A pr. th© books some Com m youth r r . bis or th ! nin e to inr f h .T rc Sion. T Sgt, Donald Fehrman, ' 42, has r ly reoeived the Distinguished Cross. He is stationed with the Eigh force in .England and is a veteran o, than 20 Bombing assaults. Charles Westfall, ' 42, has just oo ed a pre-medical course in the ana clalized training program at Rutg niversity. Mow Jersey. Jpl. John F » t AO