Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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 SPILLAR—Robert Spillar. Thesis, ''Influences and Results of Moving Pictures.” Vice- President of Senior Class. Chorus two years. Orchestra three years. Junior play. Bob is the boy with the bull dog tenacity. lie is evidently opposed to equal rights for women as he pre-empted a seat in assembly already occupied by one of the weaker sex. SPURRIER—Don Spurrier. Thesis. “Advertis- ing the Main Force in the Commer- cia World.” President of Junior Class. Presi- dent of the Literary Society. Member of the Lightweight team. Secretary of the Athletic Association. Junior and Senior plays. Reporter for Basketball teams. His manner is simply fascinating and even Miss Kirby cannot resist his cherubic smile. STEWART—Irene Stewart. Thesis, “Prison Re- forms.” Chorus one year. “She speaks forth her sentiments freely and without reserve. ’ ’ STEWART—Evelyn Stewart. Thesis, “Juvenile Courts.” Evelyn evidently does not believe in opposition for she always agrees with Irene.

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DANGLING—Harold Daegling. Thesis, “Progress of the Automobile.” Basketball team two years. Vice-President of Athletic Association. Track team two years. Junior and Senior plays. Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class. “Daegie” has found out that there is nothing like playing on a team to gain popularity with the fair sex. He has always been a shy and retiring chap until this year and now he holds the record of being the “Ladies Idol.” DAEGLING—Lucile Daegling. Thesis.“Vivisec- tion.” Chorus four years. Sextette three years. Orchestra one year. Junior and Senior play. Judging by Lucile’s picture she looks quite demure but this picture was not taken at a slumber party. EVANS—Esther Evans. Thesis, “Jane Addams and her work at Hull House.” Chorus four years. Sextette two years. “Her grace and beauty would move a heart of stone.” GARDNER—Eliza Gardner. Thesis, “George Junior Republic.” Senior play. “A Dillar, a dollar, a ten o’clock scholar, What makes you come so soon?”

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MB BAUM Eli—Anna Baumel. Thesis, “George Junior Republic.” Chorus four years. Anna is not as pessimistic as she really looks for she actually can smile when she wants to. BENSON—George Benson. Thesis, “International Peace.” President of Athletic Asso- ciation. President of Literary Society. Basket- ball team 3 years. Track team 4 years. Junior and Senior plays. “The man that made Rob- ertsdale famous.” “Gube” is quite a ladies man but his fancy runs to the younger set. CANFIELD—Don Canfield. Thesis, “Immigra- tion.” Chorus four years. Junior play. Don’s one aim in life is to dress in the lastest fashion. Since he purchased his cane, all he needs is a monacle to make him strictly English. CARLSON—Olive Carlson. Thesis, “Prison Re- form.” Chorus three years. Olive’s domestic attainments are of a superior quality. If you have any doubts of this ask Mr. Douglas. 20