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

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For Clark students music Serves as a means of Enjoyment and pleasure. Audiences enjoy concerts because Concerts give them a chance To relax and forget their problems. Students take pride in seeing Their fellow classmates show Their musical ability. At Clark Music is in the forms of band, orchestra. And vocal concerts, musical Plays and operettas. Dorie (Lois Mrzlock) sings and dances joyfully with her step-children in her new home. Concerts Feature Pop, Classical Music, After spending two years at sea, Johnny Dee (Leonard Marcisz) re¬ turns home to find that Dorie (Lois Mrzlock), who thought that he was dead, has married. 22

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During the summer of 1964, many Clark students gained further Knowledge in their fields of interest By attending one of the many Summer institutes. Boys’ and Girls’ State gave the student an Opportunity to take part in the Operation of state government. Yearbook and newspaper editors Learned the basics of journalism. The library workshop gave Future librarians additional Information on cataloging and Bulletin board displays. To expand their knowledge of newspaper journalism, Geri Dzurovcik, Pioneer Nexus assistant editor, and Barb Vaughan, editor-in-chief, spent two weeks each at Indiana University. Summer institutes meant learning for Rose Duhon, Jeff Weiss, and Rick Weiner who studied science, business, and speech at Purdue, Northwestern, and Colorado Universities, respectively. At the I.U. High School Journalism Institute, Connie Masura, associate editor, and Holly Humphreys, editor of the 1965 POWDER HORN, learned yearbook editing.

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Fear, concentration, and pleasure lights the faces of the clarinetists during a number on the Mid-Year Band Concert. Dixie, Operetta When women of Scarlettown spotted a ship, Hannah (Mary Ann Poracky) and Dorie (Lois Mrzlock) rejoice together. 23