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

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students were given the same considerate atten- tion in both their studies and their outside ac- tivities. This year saw the addition of several in- structors to the GRC staff. Included among the new teachers were Mr. W. R. Dunk, Miss Fredda Goodwin, Mr. Henry Zevenhouse, Mr. Kenneth Meyers, Miss Lulu Moore, Mr. Joseph Franklin, Mr. Alan Lundgren, and Mr. Arthur Erickson. Replacing Mr. Dunk and Miss Goodwin at the beginning of the second semester were Mr. Edwin Martin and Mrs. James Palmore. Two of Clark's outstanding male teachers, Mr. Joe Griffin and Mr. Wayne Cunningham, re- signed from the faculty this year to take up other positions. A series of feature stories reflecting the schoo1's guidance program were written by Miss Pearl Yocham, guidance director, for publication in the Pioneer News. Miss Veva McAtee, Mr. Joe Griffin, and Principal R. B. Miller also wrote articles for the school paper. Slanzling: Mrs. Vera Waltlen, Miss Bernice Williamson, Miss Emma Bender, Miss Emily John- son, Miss Marjorie Groves, Miss Winifred Forsyth, Miss Cath- erine White, Miss Clellah Griiiin, Miss Ida Iversen, Miss Beatrice Northstrum, Miss Helen Day, Miss Carolyn Lambert. Scaled: Miss Hracl Holland, Miss Lulu Moore, Miss Wilma Range, Miss Harriet Lake, Miss ,Ioan Coughlan, Miss Edna Howe, Miss Elizabeth Lyle, Miss Leah Booth, Miss Margaret Ide. -i- Page Twczzty-olze

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'I higher ideols of culture- CLASSES A people,s culture rests with the knowledge Which has been ac- cumulated through the years by members of society everywhere. At Clark each student in the vari- ous classes attempts to expand his Wisdom by improving the stand- ards of education Within thc school and by striving for higher ideals of culture. Top: Boasting one of the finest libraries in the state, Clark offers both good reading and pleasant surroundings to the students during their study periods. Lower left: Shorthand students learn the importance of good posture, alert minds, and constant study in order to become eiiicient stenographers. Lower riglnl: Virginia Kuzminski, Walter Donham, Don Osborne, Lorraine Leclna, and jay Mills discuss a current ques- tion of national concern during a modern problems class.