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

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OUR PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL Mr. R. B. Miller ADMIIXIISTRATICDN GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Miss Pearl Yocham and Mr. Paul Wilkinson Page Eigblewl ,,f UNDER the guiding hand of Principal R. B. Miller, the students of George Rogers Clark High School find helpful ad- vice and sincere encouragement when visit- ing the administratoris office. Mr. Miller, who has been principal of Clark since it was founded in February, 1952, is never too busy to offer a friendly smile and a few pleasant words to his boys and girls. M ISS Pearl Yocham and Mr. Paul Wilk- . inson together share the office of guidance counselor at Clark in directing the curriculum and activities of the students. It is through their constant effort that the school's program is kept running smoothly. Each student, throughout his four years in high school, receives individual care from Miss Yocham and Mr. Wilkinson in arrang- ing his studies.

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instructors in the clossroom 1. -lane Kucntzel, Olga Arcndas, Illuinc Pavelchzilc, :md Chalmers Smith form a string quartet as they raise their violins and tightly-strung bows. 2. Unclcr thc baton of Mr. Carlyle Snider, the school band swings into one of its regular practice sessions ilirected to im- prove the group's musical knowledge and experience. 5. Sully Rolwrts, George Peters, and Bill Horlbecli view with curiosity the strange instruments which are a part of their experiments in physics. 4. Frances Molson, Diane Wayo, Marie Ivan, and Jacqueline Hudak share thi: task of dress fitting during :1 period in their advanced sewing class. 5 Nanciunne Smith receives helpful adViCe in planning studies and warm-hezirteil encouragement from Miss Pearl Yoclmnq, guidance counselor, during a private interview. Page SI.'l1'Illi'r.'ll

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OARD OF EDUCATION M V B Sfamfiugz Mr. Claude C. Sohl, Mr. Charles N. Scott lsecretaryj Dr. Clarence A. c ey. Le L. Caldwell fsupcrintenclentj, Mr. SI'1lft'tIZ Mr. Walter Thornton fpresidentj. Mr. c lb t rn J, Mr. Columbus Smith Qtreasurerl. Gerald A. Gi ert fat 0 cy HE present Board of School Trustees, under the leadership of Superintendent Lee L. Caldwell, consists of Mr. Walter Thornton, president, Mr. Charles N. Scott, secretary, Mr. Columbus Smith, treasurer, Mr. Claude C. Sohl and Dr. Clarence A. McVey, members-at-large, and Mr. Gerald A. Gillett, attorney. Composed of five members elected for a four- year term, the board is in charge of operating the entire Hammond school system. It is under their guidance that the programs in the various schools are carried out efficiently and speedily. N ISS Pat Willig and Miss Melba johnson su- L pervise the school office and take care of the secretarial needs of both the faculty and the students. Their cheerfulness and eagerness to help at all times lend a friendly, informal atmosphere to the business transactions which are carried on throughout the entire day in Clarkis office. OFFICE STAFF Miss Melba -lolmsou and Miss Pat XVilli Mgr' Nilzvlu