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

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GRC’s student ambassadors represent America abroad In order to understand foreign customs, Gail Walker, Sue Saliga, and Jeff Justak traveled through European countries. Ancient columns help recall a Roman trip for Clark travelers. Shopping and enjoying German culture proves a rewarding experience for Jeanie Grinstead. A taste of Europe was relished by four Clarkites this past summer. Jeanie Grinstead, who was accept¬ ed by the IU Honors Program, lived with a German family for eight weeks. Three Latin students, Jeff Justak, Suzie Saliga, and Gail Walker were introduced to the European way of life through the International Cul¬ tural Exchange School.

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After three years of unsuccessful attempts, the Class of 1969 ' s final float resulted in a first place ribbon.

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Washington tourists examine historical doc¬ uments guarded in the National Archives. Adventurous Clarkites trek eastward Climbing the steps of the Wash¬ ington Monument, watching a Rock¬ ett es’ stage show—these experiences linger with students on the Washing¬ ton, D.C.-New York trip. In Washington, Clarkites toured the White House and journeyed on to Arlington National Cemetery. The trip progressed to New York for a touch of excitement at the Statue of Liberty and a taste of culture at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. New York’s Statue of Liberty inspired students to review their natural bom free- Clarkites discussed the 1968 elections as they toured the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. 13