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

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Laura Rudzinski Mary Ruskowsky Donna Saksa Phillip Pena Lana Podsadecki Karen Polkinghorn Barb Powell Kim Pupsiewicz Karen Quattrin Jim Razumich Joni Rogina Tom Rogina Peter Rokosz Dawn Roman Ed Romanski 106

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Chris Krause Denise Kulasak Craig Langohr Steve Lantz Matt Markovich Mike Markovich Tony Markovich Mark Markowski Gerardo Martinez Richard Markut Ray McClur ( e Leonard Matulewicz Daniel Michaels JoAnne Milkusak Barb Molenda Carla Montgomery Lisa Morales Jim Mores Terri Mores Peggy Morgan Sandy Moss Stephen Mottet Diana Novak Merribeth Novotny With one year ' s experience behind them, the Class of 77 took on the task of creating their homecoming float. Plans were discussed, and committees r 4 vJaattpiR work rr li paces float sophfhoped yQMPfe would bring success. Basing themselves at the home of attendant Karen Quattrin, the mad rush began. Paper and chicken wire were thrown together to construct the float that would be perfect. As the day drew near, the sophs feared that they would not finish on time, but they captured second place. Paul Noworyta Jo Ann Olszewski Sharon Ostrowski Nanci Ormes Joan Ostrowski Jackie Palma Julie Pardinek Soph mores 105

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Dan Troksa Sherri Tucker Patti Vavrek Sheila Vanek Ronald Udchitz Bob Vavercan Michelle Vince Cynthia Voyles Jim Vrabel Michael Wagner Dave Walczak Mike Welch Barbara Wittig Scott Williams Maurine Wojciehowski Linda Wojtena As the float moves along in the traditional parade, the pride and hard work of the class is shown. Chris Yager Jeanette Yeatman David Zajac The rewards of gaining rank in class accomplishments has its good points. Sophs not only gained experience to be used in years to come, but also gathered benefits for their Class of 77. Through initial voter election, steps, and activity involvement, they gained the sheer enjoyment of being qualified to reign over an entire class of fortunate new CRC Greenies. The purchase of class rings, a symbol of pride and goals, will long be a rememberance of cherished high-school moments. In addition to class rings, the sophs gained V W - MLeittOPies respect classmen biRk The and teachers. — ratare