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

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' x G H 1 T J- Fm D Le 2 Y 6 O' 'jlk .4 B O W 1422 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER S Sfclflxlhlgl George Hollick, president, Betty Martin, treixsurcrg Miss Carlson, sponsor. Sitling: Helen Fagyas, secretary, Sammy Condcs, vice-president. I X ' z ,Ax 1 B V Us I SOPHOMORES I 'E oul nr: B. Adams, L. Barnes, R. Bccich . B Ben L, E. Bi:i7iey,yt'I.TlBrown, M. Browning, R. Bunk I, 4 . ,H , L ukv , M. Burosh, N. Busch. 0 Two: L. Byrne, B. Ciiapekf'-M. iherm , G. Chri , S. ,- des, D. Cougi in, B. Crxnorrjj. iCiitk2, Fx. Dnnko, M. Danko - , Y, Y .. I ick' son, H. Dolak, Doris, ' ubeck. 0 ,.Three: H. Duffalu, R. Eggers, '. Eme burdnkr, A. Geffen, A. Geffen, D. G ri V Rouf,Four: D. Godza, J. Green, R. it cncl J. Griffith, D. Gruener, ' Gwizdz, F. Haigas, L Harder, S. Harms, M. Hafner x - Q' - , D. Fehrman, iguiy, jischegf-Ni' Former, T. Galus, R. Candy 5 1 A i on Fiwr: F1 Horlbeck, C. Tsberg, 1 grubiclski, W. J iovccky, j. Nansky, J. Jefci'1ai?f'!f7.!fKan1insky, L. Kanocz, P. Kesslm 'ek app, N. Kickcnnpp, B. Ki' - . ' eiber, L.FK1ov car.. i f. , Kudroch, C. Kundrot, M. Lzibda, J, Laumeycr, D. Lavacli M 0 Sic: I. Knish, J. Komol, K 'Qu ck, B. Kdf 1 . ct' 1, E. Hicks, J. Hmurovic, G. ollcc . ig lk ,' Lcissc, E. Lelito, R. Le ' Lerner. ff 2 ,f . :-' - --zz eeee..rr 'Q 1: e',2e i ':': --1 :'11rr . e-'e .... ' .,.,.,-,......, x . '-.. A - , . ,. :: 'K ': 325 ' Q ' . ,. --, . ff AZZ' .... ..., 2 r....'2 r ' 1 . .. f ' ..., .,.. . ' .,.,.- ...,, ---, . ,... : ' 'ee V .:-: - ::- . ,... ,,,,., .l-l:, ..,:,.,..,. . ,:,- ., ,.., EE X 'lzz ..vv. .aaas:sef., : f H t H ---:: :- VVQQI, all -:-: ::--, E' 15.1-Y, -L ::::: I - .5 .,, , .:::-- vvlv 5 -ell .,,: -itt ..,..., .. .,., ,,,,V ...,. :.,:,,. ,,. ,,., ,-:, ,,. ....: ,., ,.:...,,.,. .....,.,.,:: :,,. ...,,,,., zaa ::: ,,,,,.,.,.,. ,,, , ':: . ',.... 7 A --e-' ' L :-: .- ... ',. 1 2 : iii 4 ' . ::: ': ,,- Q A -- if -' ::' Ie' ,.,,. : .,,,. W .. ,, ' . ., ,,,,,.. ' :.: ..,v -,,..v I :-::.l,. ,... V, ., :-: ,.:,,' '- ' 12 0 V W ' :--. :::,. 2 J :I i I - - i 'r-. . .- 2 V i.Lr .ue H ::,, ' .., er'-rQ21: e:.. -f ' .e -.r-e 'e're' ' if :::.-r L I 'firi rffreee r'-r::- A :: '-if ..,.. ..:.:. ' , ,,,,,, . :-- :fi ..,.,.,.,.,.,. , ....,.,,.., , L M.TWf'f 'M rv-4 ' .,.,.. , ,.,f ......,,., Ni ,,, M ,.. : ,,', ,.,., , .,... .. .,.. Q TTEIQ1 ,.,,.,..,,. .,,., ','. . ,.... ..,. . . .,,.,,. ,,,,, , me .rir r. r' r.. re A -,'- ..... l ellll . P '.r' ::'-1 . .... ,, 2 . :'i . r'i' A A A - e' f A . zz' i':: '2 .--. 'f 1 : i': 11' iii ::'::': :--..., :1- ...,.3 ,.'. -- iz: .3 :F Iii A ....... ::: ki ' 4 ' -r , ..- f'2 ziz 2 ':A eeiei' Iizrlr 'A ',,eee . . . 1 . u AAI' . ..-',-' ,.,. 1. .-.-...., ' 1 V Aiiii fi '1::. -:-- iliii ... f ee...1 ' flvw ,.. - ,11-,. .... ,-. - ..- , if f ..r r M fl eeei, L2. eee errrr . rrrrrr rrrr err W ' ,, ,.., .::::::: . iii' -,,.. .--.iv- :-- .'.. A.'2-f ,... zizi' ... .... -'-'-'. ii' ,,.,'-- ,,. V , vvl: ,.., t ,. , lll. .,.. -.:,,. We ,,. ,,.... .. g , -': :.,.i1EEEi 5:., ,Q ,....-H . .If iill :I E 'P , E 5 1 ::' 2' :::- E . . ..--- e in - t2..- '1'f5 E 1..:::- Ei :Sli .5 :'-:: 2. zzz . .,,. +2 :-- f N ' ': ' 3 : :..... 5 we Q ..,.,. 1 -e1-QQ- .... - ' Zii ' .1:-.r rrze - --re' J ' ' '4A. ,,-v .Y ff' 1 'I . I -2 21- , 'V ,.,. ,. 1: ,.,.: '--. B '

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f J' 1 5 61' . V, l ARE PCISED AND CAPABLE w X '. 9' -.afffr 9 7. ! R I-lm w':li9 111 b ?b5 . f 5, X I 1 fi 'lf Fl' I n v , OD . ' fb , . . . . f Y 7 The juniors now have but one year to complete 'J Q ' 1.7 before they graduate. Next year they will take the I go Q , W place of the seniors of today. To do this adequately U Q , . f I 1 they must have had a suitable background, a b ki - Q lox' rw A ground which will enable them to make a succes !ffSKo 41X f I of their senior year. Our juniors have such albegi - -,J , , I , ft ha' 6 ' ning. In the three years of their high khool f ey Humor C ass ma C up 3' n al I y Q t - I1 'On P h d h bl -x ' h the llebaxtewtearrv fs cle t r m n an the ave prove t at they are capa e of talung onjt E' ' . . . . 4 . .. . . . A different social orsfa 1 t s t ef a e also bee responsibilities that accompany every mor class. ,' , f 4 S ,J 0y'tstanding.Fo0tb:1ll,' f k b' A d h ther spo s M Individually the juniors have 'be .' utstzgdirz -ln have likewise felt' their e 0 . Our ju s ha e more than one W y.-In-,debating ft y ha pr cd unusfal success 1 thc' first three 'et g1M4.i his V I - . . . themselves artlc 'arl -:1 t,Jfor - s of thc success continue throu hout their seni car. P , ,yd 7 qmlrll .2 Y 1' -. I . ' J . , . vii 4 I X '- I I JS I, lr l . . J , . ,- f 'f . YN, I .J ' 3 OJ! gf: 4? KJ ,f lpx ' Q F1 K X, i X Y J - 0 I, J l J v - I 1- NU ' f--cn' l 1 . f 1' . I I VAT, 5, 5, T s X' ' Q ' J 2 'l X 4 A I X K t . -J ij ix y - - , - ' I, ip ff ' fl f' l Rumi, Rusinn, Il. usnak, B. Sabol, ll. Shearer, A. Schmittcl. , v A Q 1 Ron' l'.Ulll'l W. lfcrk L. lioster, G. Ifraley, M. Francis, F. Iirankoviak, YV. Fritz, R. Galsuriak, fl. Cdarich, R, Ceficrt, V. Gnldin Nolonkn C. Grilhtli, D. Gr o 'ski, li. Grucner, li. Schmoker, R. Seth, li. Simon, A. Skurkaj IB. Skurka, M. Smulniak, R. Snyder, ,I tys, G. isak, F. Staurt I D. Straker, I.. Strickland, D. Studebaker, D. Templeton. R Rm? ': S. Gyue . Hanneman, C. Hansen, D. Hazlewood, C. Herbert, R. Hublcy, R. Hunter, A. Ivan, M. lwasuta, l ? cnkii ' a in, E minsky, I. Kaminsky, A. Kandalec, E. Ti mm. B. Tinsler, A. Trcbs. B. Van Dyne, xl. Vasilak, L. Walczak, R. XX aicu -- L I ' helan, B. Wlhite. K. White, H. Wliytc, XV. Willis, E. Yates. R 7' SK' M '0r, XV. Keister. A. Kenctz, S. Zatorski, L. Zim ngrnmn M. gel. f ' , f ' x ff l .1 4 x IBA!! Sgpu. ' x . RN' .......... - r...-. J

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i.4.- lanb ,T : Q .-E ,0' .1 rx? i 1 . !. urr... .riff -xl u f A-I 1artin, S. Matonovich, S. Matye. A. Michalak, S. Mis. V K QSIKIVYT' I 7 W NTT!! -Y WWI un, - Y Run' Two: R. Misch, A. Mitchell, B. Moore, M. Mores, H. M ha, L. Murphy, Murzyn, Novotney, M. O'Drobinak, E Pak n, li. Panasuk, B. Pappas, -I. Pardak, R. Pers. , ou' 'I'lm'4': D. Pindiak, G. Plum, S. Plutko, D. Porter, Paukaeh, M. Purdy, R. Quigg, M. Requarth, A. Richwalski, W I nak, R. Rybarczyk, D. Sabol, H. Saliga, M. Schaeffer, Ron' lfnur: -I. Schmidt, li. Scurfield, M. Seliger, F. Serafin, R. Serafin, li. Sherry, J. Siegel, S. Shimala, I. Skurka, J. Skurka M. Slivka, li. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith. Rauf lii1'z': J. Smith, C. Sparks, Sparks, M. Strbjak, B. Swetnam, A. Tarastak, R. Thwing, D. Tucker, I. Tumidalski, 'W Tuskan, R. Ustanik, lf. Valnvcin, li. Valko, M. Valiska. Rua' Six: l.. XY'ohrle, B. W'iIlig. C. W'iak. G. Wdiittiughill, C. NY'estl'all, S. Weiner, lf. N'Y'a.rycli, R. Wargo, M. W'alsko, M lahrecky, Cl. Zagrotlski, A. Zato, M. Zimmerman. NV il , r' J I r 'iff ' U 4, +'flYJ i I V W J nf you ' 1 5. HALFJFINISI-IED AND HALF TO GO K 'xxx AX -155, vor. 'ly 1 : .i . , Rs After having passed the halfway mark of their high school career, our sophomores have both an admirable past and the opportunity for an even more successful future. They are well beyond their first and most trying year of high school and have tl'cir two most important years yet to come. The sophomore class can look back upon two years of diversified activities. They have already given us two dances - one while they were fresh- men and one during their sophomore year. They constitute a large part of our band and can claim honors in debate. athletics of all types, and social organivations. .ij I1 ll a gif. 1 3 V - 1 I ' - Our sophomores are capable of greater things, as their past records have already showed. They will soon have the opportunity of taking over the leader- ship of many of our various organizations. Wfith two full and promising years before them, we wish our sophomores success in all their undertakings. Page 1'wr'r1Iy-fzimf