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

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Mr. Scott, Secretarv of the Board: Mr. Caldwell, Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Sulilg Xlr. Gavit, Business Manager: Dr. lN1cVey, Presidentg Mr. Smith, Treasurer: Mr. Neil, Superintendent of Buildings and Groundsg Mr. Masong Mr. Gillete, Attorney. Board of Education Studies School Problems Without the cooperation and help afforded us by Superintendent L. L. Caldwell and the Board of Education, we would be unable to enlarge our knowl- edge in the manner of our predecessors. On the board are Hve members who have been elected by the people for a term of four years. The group is organized with a president, secretary, and Page Szx h treasurer. Mr. Caldwell acts as the Chief Executive Ofhcer and the Educational Director. The members of the Powder Horni' staff extend to Mr. Caldwell and the Board of Education their thanks for the interest which has been taken in George Rogers Clark School.

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We Honor, Respect, and Like Him There is always someone in an organization who especially feels a deep and friendly interest in its welfare. Without the counsel and help of such a person there can be little advancement. In our own school that leader is Mr. R. B. Miller, the principal of George Rogers Clark. The seniors are grateful for the advice and encouragement he has given them during the last four years. To the Seniors Graduation is bare, aml you uri' sturfilzg out fo nzeff neu' fric'na's and new successes. There will also lu' flixajzpoinlmenfx, aml some L l'l'y biffer lllfhljllflfllllfIlZUlIfS. Your ability to furry on will rlc'jn'ml on lmw wall you lmrz' fornzwl u xfmrlg f'lmrru'lc'r, built on mzrrage, lmzlestpy, llIllllXfl'j' aml liiglr irlwzlx. May all flu' 'wars ulmnl llring L1 zwrlrl of lmppillvxs fo you. R. B, lYllLLFR Pugc Srrmz