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

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College Day Held After formal initiation Kent Hannon, National Honor Society president, congratulates the newly elected members. Interested Seniors and Juniors Attended the annual College Day on November 22. Various colleges, Universities, and technical schools Sent representatives to inform students About enrollment requirements, And campuses. National Honor Society Organized the proceedings. Student Council sponsored The many assemblies of the school year Including Kiwanis speakers And an Annapolis cadet. Representatives of various colleges help Clark Seniors and Juniors decide on their choice of colleges.

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Assembly Portrays Annapolis’ Life; No, it ' s not a scene from an old “Three Stooges” movie. It’s just Seniors Kathy Flaris and Andy Dzurovcik practicing the pie routine for the assembly launching the Magazine Drive. Mr. Erickson symbolizes the attentiveness of Clark’s student body as Indiana’s Senator Hartke addressed an assembly. Student Council Co-Presidents congratulate Midshipman Dames on his interesting assembly describing life at Annapolis.

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British Influence Dominates Fashion This year’s fashion motif was definitely International. England’s “Oliver” Blouses, France’s discotheque dress, Ski pants and parkas from the Alps, And the U. S. Navy Middy style were the vogue. For out-of-school activities, students chose stretch slacks, ski jackets, “knee knockers,” white levis and school jackets. The current trends in hairstyles, the Ivy Lea¬ gue look and long straight hair, are model¬ ed by John Merker and Tamsie Miskus. Many fashions prevailed at Clark during the year. Girls wore coordinates, “discotheque” dresses, knee socks, and madras. Boys donned the college look with sweaters and loafers. ■