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

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Thespian Jack Pavlovich ponders the question of flying saucers. North Central evaluater cites the association s purpose. Singing the tune Mickey Mouse, the “President’s Cabinet” answers “Why Viet Nam?” with “because we like you!”

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In their Raider outfits the Hartford Convention played for Clarkites at three dances and one Hi-Y concert. Assemblies create diversion in daily routine Through the efforts of Mr. Erickson and the Student Council, Clark students were presented with an inter¬ esting and varied assembly program. Clarkites were visited by Dr. Roland Myers speaking on linguistics, Mr. Bumiller and his travelogues, and Senator Birch Bayh. Three assemblies displayed stu¬ dents’ talents, those being the Latin Club Talent show, the Thespians’ skit, and the clothing classes’ fashion show. The choral department, band and orchestra pre¬ sented various concerts while Clarkites were also en¬ tertained by The Hartford Convention, The Renais¬ sance and The Brass of ’ 68. The Maharishi tells reporter E. Tangalos how to attain Nirvana. 20

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The Forum Club Mexico trip offered interested Clarkites the opportunity to observe village market activity south of the border. Landmarks of Washington, New York, Vacation time not only meant a break from school, but for many Clarkites it also meant travel. Students who journeyed to Washington, D.C. and New York spent six days viewing the sights of the nation’s capital and the largest city in the U.S. The White House, United Nations building, Statue of Liberty and Empire State building are only a few of the landmarks which the students visited. Going south of the border, Clarkites traveled to Mex¬ ico. Many students enjoyed the first experience of air travel as their jet took off from Chicago. Upon arrival, they immediately felt the difference of the hot, dry climate. During their eight day stay, Clark’s travelers viewed many sights, some being the Spanish dancers, Mexican pyramids, and the University of Mexico. Clarkites made new friends while discovering Mexican culture.