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

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of o versatile personality Mary Lou Turner, Ina Jean Linn, Esther Rusnak, and Elaine McCoy learn to plan, prepare, and serve nutritious meals in the girls' food classes. T-squares and blueprints are no mys- tery to Ray Walendowski and Buddy Jacobs as they prepare to lay their ideas on paper in the mechanical drawing class. Pat Hadley, Betty Barrix, Lucille Muro- vich, and Jeannine Lange lead the band through diiiicult maneuvers while per- forming tricky feats with their barons. Gloria Benetich and Theresa Pavlovic spend their study time working in the library, servicing and checking books and helping keep attendance records. Joe Rueff, student reporter, interviews Coach Arvo Antilla for a sports scoop which he will publish in the Pioneer News, weekly school paper. Page Thirteen

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Fine crts and practical With appropriate gestures and an air of complete ease, Joe Puncho addresses the public speaking class, thus putting into practice the principles of good speech which he has learned. Proving that Latin is not a dead language, Roma Atchison, Ray Buell, Bob Auer, and Jeannine Lang find pleasure in translating tales of Caesar and ancient Rome. Ed Filkowski uses super-salesmanship to persuade Helen Trucksa and Al Fetzko to buy his merchandise during a class in retailing. Frank Long, Paul Voreacos, and Art Powell find the maze of trigonometry baffling but interesting as they juggle sines and tangents. Demonstrating that boys have home- making instincts too, Roger Kroush, Andy Banas, and Bill Figler turn their talents to cooking during the boys, food class. I age Fun rtcwl