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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Lee L. Caldwell, (superintendent) Mr. Walter Thornton, (president) Mr. Charles N. Scott, (secretary) Mr. Columbus Smith, (treasurer) Dr. Henry Eggers Mr. Archie Spoerner of education • • • The Board of Trustees, under the capable direction of Superintendent Lee L. Caldwell, has a great deal of influence on every student’s school life. Through its direction of school funds for the entire Hammond system, the board has made it possible for Clark to use facilities which provide both educational and recreational benefits. Office St a •• • Mrs. Mabel Brown, Miss Elsie McCrea and Mrs. Patricia Sheets constitute Clark’s office staff. Their skill, friendliness and willingness to be of service to the students and faculty provide a pleasant atmosphere that will long be remembered. OFFICE STAFF Miss Elsie McCrea, Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Patricia Sheets Page Eleven

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J 1 1 Cl t LOU • • • With Principal R. B. Miller at the Pilot Wheel, GRC has en- joyed smooth, firm, imaginative handling of its adminstrative functions and operating problems. Mr. Miller has been the principal of Clark since it was founded in 1932, and it has been largely due to his efforts during these past seventeen years that Clark has moved steadily toward the high standing it now maintains. Quidance CounAelord . . . Miss Pearl Yocham and Mr. Paul Wilkinson together together sharee the office of guidance counselor. For their helpful advice and encouragement to all students in the planning of their courses, and for the counseling of graduating seniors, on their choice of vocation or college, they deserve the thankfulness felt by all. In this most important task, the guiding of all curricular activities of Clark students, our counselors have shown both zeal and proficiency. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Paul Wilkinson and Miss Pearl Yocham Page Ten

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It has been largely through the work of its ex- cellent teaching staff, that Clark has been able, year after year, to turn out graduates best equip- ped to meet the demand of adult life. We may look to our faculty with pride, not only because it functions harmoniously as a unit, but also for the close co-operation it achieves in its work with each student. COMMERCIAL Miss Joan Coughlin and Miss Edna Howe , So FACULTY ENGLISH Miss Harrictte Shoemaker, Mr. Gerald Royer, Miss O .a Cunningham, Miss Har- riet Lake. SCIENCE Miss Veva McAtce, Miss Elizabeth Lyle, Mr. Edwin Martin. I live Twelve