Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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REBA STERNBERG Little Reba, grand yet small, you are the fairest of them all. ALBERT KOCH •Cookie'’ Stupid Mr. Cupid never called on me. EMMASENCHAK I never could abide a man. RUTH SUGAR My love and my hopes are centered without this city’s walls. VIOLET SUNDHOLM “Vi” I hurry not, neither do I worry. LEO KREIGER “Pat and I.”

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 SYLVESTER O’CONNELL “Silly” There surely must be some hard work in me because none of it ever came out. HELEN MILLER “Noisy” She has a way of her own even in spelling. IRENE WRIGHT We wonder if she will always be (W) right. WESLEY SOWERS “Wes” Steady as grandfather’s clock. MARGARET WINKLEREID “Ma” Lucky those who hear her music and laughter. ELIZABETH SCHAIDER Recognized intelligence.

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LYDIA WUESTENFELI) Of all the indoor sports giggling is her choice. MARGARET WOOD “Superfine.” LYDIA WICK HORST A goodly mixture of brains, ability, and plain girl. IN MEMORIAM We, the Class of 1922, treasure with ten-derest love the memory of Helen Fischrupp, our classmate, who passed away January 30, 1922. We recall with pride her scholarship, which always took high rank and was an inspiration and an honor to the class. We dwell upon her spirit of comradeship, her quiet loving manner, and her sincerity. Her true and loyal spirit will remain a precious memory in our lives. HELEN FISCHRUPP Truth, that’s brighter than gem Trust, that’s purer than pearl. —Browning. Mllllllllllllllllih IIIIIIIIIIUI!II