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

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MARY CHARLOTTE POWELL HAPRY RADLOEF MICHAEL RAPCHAK ANDREW RYAN BOB SAVAGE JACK SCHMITTEL BILL SCHNELL DICK SCHROEDER MARGARET SEJNA GENE SHERRY RAYMOND SIEGEL WALTER SMOLAR MARY CHARLOTTE POWELL — I am a woman. When I think I must speak. HARRY RADLOFF — A closed moulh catches no flies. MICHAEL RAPCHAK — A big hunk of good nature. ANDREW RYAN — Great estates may venture more But little boats should keep near shore. BOB SAVAGE — I’m happy-go-lucky wherever I go. JACK SCHMITTEL — A word to the wise is enough. BILL SCHNELL — A leader, admired by all. DICK SCHROEDER — Whenever I have anything to say, I say it. MARGARET SEJNA — Still waters run deep. GENE SHERRY — Music hath charms; so has the musician. RAYMOND SIEGEL — Never trouble trouble, unlil trouble troubles you. WALTER SMOLAR — He laughs and the world laughs with him. ( 26 )

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HELEN MILLER JOHN MOLSON STANLEY MUCHA ANN MURZYN LORRAINE NEERING FRANCIS O’KEEFE KENNETH PALMER IRENE PAVLOVICH JOSEPH PERHACH DOROTHY PETERSON JOHN PIVARNIK TONY PLEMICH HELEN MILLER— She says little but docs much. JOHN MOLSON — There was a man so very meek. E ' en his shoes refused to squeak. STANLEY MUCHA — I think what I say but I don’t always say. ANNA MURZYN — None knew thee but to love thee Nor named thee but to praise. LORRAINE NEERING — Silence is more musical than any song. FRANCIS O’KEEFE — If you’re there before it’s over, you re on time. KENETH PALMER — Ambition has no rest. IRENE PAVOLICH — She’s pretty in two ways — pretty nice and pretty apt to stay that way. JOSEPH PERHACH — Let someone else worry — there arc plenty who like to. DOROTHY PETERSON — Be silent and be safe — silence never betrays you. JOHN PIVARNIK — I am so glad to have you meet me. TONY PLEMICH — A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenance. ( 25 )

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CHARLES SPANSBURG MARIETTA SPARKS ELMER SPISAK PRED STELOW DONALD STILLER VERA JOAN STRAKER CHARLES TAGESON DOROTHY TARR VIRGINIA TILL ROBERT TIMM JOHN TKACH NANCY TRUNNELL CHARLES SPANSBURG— Talk to him of Jacob’s ladder and he will ask the number of steps. MARIETTA SPARKS — Forever happy, forever gay, Forever keeping gloom away. ELMER SPISAK — He utters all he thinks with violence. FRED STELOW — On the basketball floor he’s hard to beat No one can deny he’s a star athlelc. DONALD STILLER — One today is worth two tomorrows. CHARLES TAGESON — His friends, they arc many His foes — arc there any? DOROTHY TARR — A quick wit, a light heart, and a level head. VIRGINIA TILL — Oft’ she is seen chattering in the hall, Because you sec, she likes them all. ROBERT TIMM — There is no sinner like a young saint. JOHN TKACH — Up, up my friends, and quit your books. Why all this toil and worried looks? VERA JOAN STR AKER— Diligence is the mother of good luck. NANCY TRUNNF.LL — As sweet a girl as can be found, She’s a genuine pal all around. ( 27 )