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

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6 DIVISION I HUM Guides in the ildernessn Vxfherein we cognize th inIIuence I the schooI and teacher in the cIeveIopment of e dorman interests I' tI ' ivicIuaI. nivisiom ii Uwe, th eoplen ' Whe ' we recognize that the schooI is a vihr nt I actor onIy when it is comprise u tudents who taIcqI every adva age of the opportuni- ies aII'orcIecI hy t e s ' I DIVISION III Freedom of I pression Wherein w eognize the ma y channeIs o interest through which students may ctev err own t nts in o nlzations with those who enjoy t e same 1 terests DIVISION IV Ugslczfnlishrrieril o Nou Fr ilicrs Wherein we recog pioneering spirit of our athIetic organiza- tions ush on ew Irontiers in quest of Greater IaureIs I or their S I I DIVISION V n s recognize the vaIues of student cooperation toward t h oo . 9 ' 5 . T ie . 2' . . - in I- Q . . V A T I Y . . e ,f - ch X I ,X es.-. ' , ' 5 'f'f?5N. .. 535 'si If ., F . NVQ ' r Q , iq? V, ' , the compIe 1on Q projects Ioasect upon their interests.

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