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

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Upper Right — The Freshmen are eagerly registering for the coming semester. Lower — College Night, which was held on November 15, proved helpful for students anticipating a college education. REGISTRATION AND LATER LEADS TO EVENTS 4

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R Here is the George Rogers Clark story . . . history now. ... It winds through many long miles, over twisting and interesting trails ... up and down the corridors, in and out of the classrooms. . . . Some- times the way has been hard and difficult, other times happy and full of pleasures. ... As in the days of old when Pioneersman Clark explored the wilderness in his soft-footed moccasins, the staff wishes to take you on a historical trip, continuing in these immortal footprints . . . commemorating the 1952 history of Clark school and its students . . . one that those of us who were involved will never forget . . . OUR JOURNEY BEGINS WITH

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Refreshments are usually a must for these girls during the half of the football games. It must be Friday. Why? Everyone is reading the Pioneer News. Since the bus was late for the State Con- ference at Conner sville, the Hi-Y boys de- cided to use Glen Raymond for a means of transportation.