Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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a'l%e Zecfcr----is HASKELL—Lillian Ilaskell, Lewis Institute. Do- mestic Science. She may get the fellows’ goats outside of school but she hasn’t the opportunity to get them in class. FISHER—Elmer Fisher, Cedar Rapids and South Bend Business College. Commercial Course. Seems to be the happiest man on earth. Never known to have a grouch on, never too busy to be accommodating. GOWENS—Mary Gowens, Chicago University. German. You never know she is around until you turn and see her smile. HUNTER—Edna Hunter. Leonard-Wilson Music College. Music. When she takes the chorus out to compete she always brings back t he prizes. 12

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14 —19 ALLEN—Ruth Allen, Olivet, Michigan. Teaches English. The one bright spot in the northern end of the corridor and also some teacher. DOUGLAS—Earl Douglas, Michigan Agricultural College. Public Speaking. Shop. “Jack of all Trades.” From being street car conductor to selling silk in Marshal Field’s. A good bluffer but he has a lot in his head to back it up. TANQUARY—Helen Tanquary, Northwestern University. English, Latin. She has a smile for every one outside of class but things look different when she comes into the room. DEKKEK—Harry Dekker, Armour Institute. Chemistry, Physics. Known as a “good scout.” A very small man but his good- heartedness makes up for his size. 11 -

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19 14- CHRISTIE—Edna Christie, Art Institute, Chi- cago, 111. Art. An athlete. Can knock a tennis hall further than any other teacher in Whiting. JOHNSTON—Emily Johnston, Chicago Univer- sity. Civics, Botany. Her long suit is talking. She ought to have been a Public Speaking teacher. KIRBY—Ethel Kirby, University of Wisconsin. Algebra, History. Has the record for calling down more people in the assembly than any other teacher. STOCKTON—Karp L. Stockton, Purdue. Has turned out the best basketball team Whiting ever had. Favorite of every one. 13