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

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Summer studies beckon aspiring talents

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Captivating crowds by her enormous size, the Seniors’ fat lady highlighted the Homecoming parade. Homecoming Court—Sophomore Y. Modieski, Freshman C. Etter, Junior N. King, Seniors, K. Carpenter, L. Picklin, queen; and D. Levitt.

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to seek new horizons To expand their knowledge, several Clark students at¬ tended summer learning programs. Indiana University became the second home for many Clarkites. Boys’ and Girls’ Staters participated in a mock democracy, while new ideas were the product of the Student Council Leadership Workshop. Music Clinics and Yearbook Workshops helped students cultivate talents. A VO boys studied technical innova¬ tions. Pom-pon girls worked diligently at the I.S.U. Work¬ shop and cheerleaders realized their responsibilities at the Smith-Walbridge Cheering Camp. Science enthusi¬ asts quenched their thirst for knowledge at Purdue and Iowa Universities. Journalists toiled at the Ball State Newspaper Workshop. Y-Teeners were inspired at a World Fellowship Conference. The World Boy Scout Jamboree offered American boys, including one Clarkite, the opportunity of meeting their foreign peers. J. Pavlovich, D. Hauck, J. Martinez, B. Olds mastered AVO skills. L. Emery, L. Walker, N. Laurincek, B. Tokarz, and J. Jackim promoted fellowship at the Y -Teens’ Summer Camp. E. Tangalos, J. Banik, R. Fritz labored in science research. J. Francis, R. Murzyn, S. Toth, and S. Hurley attended the Leadership Insti¬ tute.