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

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PRINCIPAL AND HIS SECRETARIES A friendly smile, a pleasant word and sin- cere interest in the students . . . these are the characteristics of our principal, Mr. R. B. Miller, who has been guiding George Rogers Clark High School for 17 years. Through his perseverance and patience, GRC has become one of the region’s most outstanding schools. Besides his duties as principal, Mr. Miller maintains the position of President of Board of Controls of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. He is also a member of the executive council of both the National Forensic League and the In- diana Secondary Principals’ Association. Last year Mr. Miller was president of the latter. Mr. Miller is to GRC the ever-helpful agent toward greater achievement. Many irksome duties are connected with the administration of a school, but these tasks do not cause any worries to the cheer- ful, competent office staff, composed of Mrs. Mabel Brown, Miss Elsie McCrea and Mrs. Florence Schroer. Helpful and efficient, they give the school a prevailing atmos- phere of friendliness. The names George Rogers Clark School and Principal R. B. Miller are almost synonymous. Here our “prince-of-a-pal” poses in front of his favorite school ' s name plaque. I.efl to Right: Mrs. Flor cnce Schroer, Miss Elsie McCrea and Mrs. Mabel Brown. 16